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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13

tre I4l fH.Urfr fr O.. frf.fr. errs-
MONGANTOWN. Vs. Va. Nrv t.
Miss Isabelle fiircins. aorl lf. after
long iilnoss Of Tuberculosis. is dead
here lrtcrment VIII be made satur.
day af Mount Morris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13

SIT WAHYs. 49, va. Nnv 90 -vra
Iar.na Gahbcri. aged ss. is dead here
'i iho ailments accompanying her ad
yanccd 0eo infermcnt was made 90
William sf0wn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13

J. Wesley Day. aged IS years. is
dead a. his home at Stcaley Heights.
Deceased was an invalid for seven
years. One son and n widow survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13

'rr on uierafrh fo fH- rrfefUrrn-r~
bftkLEf " Va May fo-r q.
foei. AGED i2. is dead no Glen White.
llo was car builder end VOL known
Intorment viii Do made ~ Rain. this
state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13

=, wesley Day.
CLAi'kshUBH. W. Va May Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-13

TSHESE are the newest things in
Il Watch Fobs and we've markt
them just about half what such a
novelty sells for generally on its
FIRST appearance. Handsome Fobs
with she'll pendant set with flash
ing whitestones and Old English
initial in gold finish. Equally de-
sirable for men or women we Of
fer these new and at Or
tractive Fobs for just AOC
Long Coral Coat Chains. the usual
SOC kind. Saturday sale price zoe
Cur Links in rose and Roman gold
finish and one-piecc pearl. an war
ranted 70 wear. soc kind. Saturday
safe price .--..-... ,........... PC
Hat Pins. n lot ~ drummers' samples
in pretty desi gns. colored stones o.
all descriptions. values I'D 20 Csc.
Saturday sale price ............ 29c
German Silver Mesh Bags. FIRST lot
sold out last week. $3.50 kind. SAT.
urday sale price ........... St.6s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
In Old Virginia

From "Recollections, Grave and Gay"
 by Mrs. Burton Harrison, in the Marcn
 Serihner
 Our esta tablshment at Vaucluse now consisted of the dear and beneficent lady, it's head, and her two widowed daughters with their children (six of the latter, off and on), together with an end less procession, coming and going, of aunts and cousins who stayed as long as they found it convenient and agree able. Now. the connection" as it was called, embraced a surprising number of people with the same blood in their veins. and habit had made it law that any one included in this brotherhood should be sacrosanct and free of all the house, could offer as entailed upon hos pitality So the old white stuceu dMell- ing, with its wings to right and left under the great oak trees of It's lawns. went on stretching to receive guests, the stable took in their horses, the servants building a little way from the pantry wing received their attendants and mo- hodv ventured to think anybody was ever inconvenienced!
 The two daughters of the house, my mother and my aunt, Mrs. Hyde, took care between them of the housekeeping. Our servants were hired black people, good and faithful souls, but thank heav- en, not slaves of ours. My grandfather Fairfax had been the first gentleman in Virginia to manumit his slaves. had each of them taught a trade, and the efficient ones sent to Liberia at his expense. The latter part of his humanitarian scheme
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

Schiller Bros. do a mail order whiskey business and are therefore we'll equipped to handle mail orders for beer. They should get most of this business as it is believed their prices cannot be met by the trust. It is alleged that members of the trust are in an ironclad agreement to maintain present high prices. Schiller Bros. promise on the other hand to keep their cut prices in force all summer.
 Besides quoting the sensationally low prices mentioned, Schiller Bros. today announced that they are bottling Milwaukee Club beer in full pints. The custom of brewers is to bottle beer in trade" or short pints. Thus the action of Schiller Bros. in shipping full pints means another benefit for beer drinkers heretofore denied them by the trust
 Such low prices as 12 full pints Mill waukee Club Beer for SI.oo; 24 full pints for ST. go, 36 full pins for S7. 70; 50 full pints for $4.25 and I2o full pints for S7.90 are announced by Schiller Bros. They have shipped carloads.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

was. needless to say, no success, most of them writing imploring letters to 'old Marse" to take them back again.
 There was no farm attached to the place, only gardens, a chicken yard. or chard. and dairy, from which the table was supplied with country dainties. In the rooms were assembled the flotsam of family furnishings, accumulated from other homes in England and Virginia Towlston, Belvoir, and Ashgrove We had on the walls a few interesting old Fairfax portraits, 8 Percy, Earl of Northunl berland," a Parliamentary Gen eral" ladies with busks carrying long feathers in their hands, Roundheads and Cavaliers; and in the secretary, many old parchments, and a pedigree illum-
 mated in Elizabethan days, with a land transfer of the date of Richard Occur de Lion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
A Hard Task

The office manager turned to the new boy.
 Here, George" he said. "go into the next room and look up 'colaborate, I'm not quite sure about the spelling"
 The boy disappeared and didn't re- tGrn. The manager put the letter aside anG took up some other duties. Pres ently he remembered the boy and went cut to look for him. He found the lad studying the big dictionary with great intcLtness.
 What are you doing, George?o he asked. ''I forgot the word you told me-" he replied, ''an I'm looking through the book to find it.. How far have you got?'' I'm just finishing the second page, sir ~
 'ynatlI do. GeorSe.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
SCHILLER CUTS
 PRICE OF BEER
TIE WEALTHY WHISKEY WHOLESALERS BUY BREWERY OUTPUT AND ENGAGE BREWERY TRUST IN
 BEER WAR

CAIRO, ILL, March, IsII.-With the beer season just opening comes the sensational news that Schiller Bros. the wealthy whiskey wholesalers of this city have secured control of the Milwaukee Club brewery output and are cutting prices in order to boom business and fight the beer trust.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Embryo Architect

From the Metropolitan Magazine.
 A popular conception of the architects failing in completing a house within the estimate is illustrated in the story of the proud father who thought he discerned great architectural talent in his Swear old son.
 Why asked neighbor, -"does he draw well?''
 eNo," replied the father but he started a few days ago to build hen coop at an estimated cost of 65 cents, and it has already cost me about s3.50."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
The Cattle Were Particular

From the Detroit Free Press.
 Joseph T. Ryan, secretary of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, said re- gently:
 With home rule assured. this will be glad St. Patrick's dsy for Ireland. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

and there being no. regular steamer for some days he proposed to cross ovee in cattle boat.
 But in the man from whom he sought information he found home ruler of most ardent views. ..
 '..Can I cross in tonights boat?' asked; MT Balfour. y < 2 'Ys.i'tsss sss=t- s- 3Y e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

hatred that divides Ireland from Eng iand will now die out. It has bee bit ter hatred, a hatred that manifested itself in many ways. Some of these ways were amusing.
 Arthur Baifour, the ex-premier. for example, once was in a great hurry to. get to England from his post in Ireland,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

'.s No, ye can thin, the Irishman said. e "ssAnd why not?' T" Because 'tis a cattle boat
 1" Never mind that. I'm not particu- lar
 The home ruler gave a little laugh. |" No. MT. Balfour,' he retorted, I daresay we're not, but the cattle are"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

GerRt8tsruIs StrafDolL L
sieber.

Gtauforb, 9p., 16. Gebruar.
See Gong, elm psr6ummeltes Subiett.
pslheg Dem golissiri6ter Menefse
tpsaeu Sruntenbstt pprssfiihrt tpuroe,
m.inte, OaB er iih Iieber gsborig ourds
priiaeln ldFsn tpolle, ols feline Strate
obaadrbsitsn. Der Ri6tsr lieB iih pa.
rauf cine 6unoepsitife geben uno
tlopfte ben ormen Climber gum grpB.
ten Gdubium pielsr 3uf4ausr Ao1r
siasnbdnois ourh.
so Rains miro auf's Rsus
aber 9rohibttioH q g.
itimmeu.
9ueuifa, me.. II. 5ebruar. Sb
bic grohibition Decentralization uno beg
gsrtauFs Don eeiftigsu Getr0nten uua
nph fernerhin unter Der GouititutlOn
BEG Gtaates perboten Ieiu ioa, oariiHer
perpen oie 9iireer bss StGatss in eis
uer I'm September absuhaltenoeu Spes
sialpahl ubitimmeu. Grit 105 aegeH 40
gtimmen bat ndmlif oas llntsrbdus
Der Qeaistatur Die Sendt.ReIpIutlon
anaenommen, bersufolge oas BroblbIs
tionsz z4msnoement sur StaatstcHitttus
non, bas i'm Sabre 1884 dngeapm'
| men !puroe, Dem 8oite ponWfaine nod
| mals sur4bitirmung untsrbreltet fper.
| ben foll. 8u bic RsTolutioH BON beloer
SGuiern angenpmmen lporeen tit, be
ferf ne nur nod Der lnterlhrift oes
| G,oupsrnsurs 4lniitsn, Der pdbreno Del
/ aampaene Dor ieiner grpdhiung sr
| tldrt bate, cine folf,e Relolution IN
ter5eihusu gu tpolleu.
/ Reunsehn RepubIitaner itimrtsl
pdbreno oes 5ngss NIT Sc 0emotra
ter fur Die Reiolution, ipdhreno bic A
Stimmea Der Sppoiition atIe BON Ee
publitaHsru Gbgseebsn tpurnsH.
i8efannte fi6 bes 2 o b
i f1Iaas fhulbig.
i Repdrf, 81, Is. SSsb. Glarsne
| zimmons, Der bier lpteen 9etbeiligun
an Der apnderei oes semperen5IpiBel
Garl gthrington fpegen Morbes II
eriten Grabe prpafFirt ptrb, erbot lid
beg Scnfhiogs iih f6uloig betenns
, ALL tpolieu. DER Etudtsantpalt fas'
BEN 8i5ter, bab 2immons iih fire.
ipillig bdsu erboten babe. tpcrauf b
StrofoerbdnganG Bis Rontas psridi
ben narSes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
I q a III
@nnhen uShafern".

2eringtpn, R1., Is. 5ebruar.
Die 76idbrige Mtarp Duncan, cine Der
tpenioen lIeberIebenbeH BON Shoter=
toiun, Rsrcer @ountp, ftarb beute. Gs
lebeu uur nod y Ufttglieber. DtsIes
tommuniftif9su 3oIonie, oereH 2DsrtP
bon S5O0,000 auf ettDa $500 bes
rabgefunfen 1T. Syn Dorigeu CONNER
ubertrugen bic alien &eute tbr se=
IamlnteS Gigentbum on 9eorge goz
bon bon 6arrisburg unter Der 8eninga
ung, oaB er bis gu ibrem 5obe fir iie
forge. Seit Der 3eit 1tno beretts oret
qeftorben unb man glaubt, oaB IN 2
ooer 3 SSubren ale nit Soo obgegars
gen iein perben, oa teiner bon tbHeH
untsr rs Sabren lit.
Grtrduteu our6 II m I d a.
ueu i6reg 8ootes.
Sdn8rancisco, Sal, 16. Sc
bruur. Sn Der QngeI Ssldno Gmmts
erantens5tatipn piro berihtet, baB
minoeftens 6 geripnen bel benz Der
fud,e ertrauten cine 4usabl BON Ghi@
nefen in Der gGbe ron Sun Qeoro on
aano gu i6nuggeln. Der SnIpettor
| Srant 4insportb muhte au GnfanS
brriaer @ote nit beu Gutter Orient.
oer 6is 5uotufte putrputllirt, Suso aui
| Elm perbdhtiges Wptorboot, pelfes
eineu &abn ins WuiTer lieB, in Dem
minbeften8 elm hal6es 8ubsuo Ber1o'
nen bic SiiIte gu errsiher iuhten. Sit
guBThale IAlug linn uno nah anithi
oes csuipettors fanoeu fdmmtliHe Sn'
| fciTen Elm uaFes Grab in Den BelIsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
ShiHssabrihtes.

Rswgort, 16. 5ebruar. 2tngss
tommen: .Maurstanto", BON 2tpsr'
rppl; n5t. 2puts" Don Southafnpton.
Qbgeg.: r2d9ropence". mad 9dprs;
,Rpon", nuth 8remen; r5sutg Slap",
rad appenAager; Caroline, nGh
5apre; .gumpsqo", nab ROTTERDAM.
Baltimore. 4nset.: ~9annoper" bon
gremerbaoen,
aueenstorpu. Qnget.:: rWss
rtun", BON gbilaoeIpbia naA 2ipers
pcoI. glbg.: nSceanic4 mad gletp Yort.
aopenbagen. Quget.: ~g. 8.
1ietisn". Don Rem gort.
Reaper. angst.: r8uca 81 Gs-
nooa4, pon Rerp Yort. 4bs.: rDnoo
o'9lofta@, uut Rep glnrt.
@euua. ansef.: ,saormtna" pDH
gbtIaSelphiu; ~Oceauie", BON asiD
yorf.
Sapre. anset.: .ghiccso BON
9tetp 0ort.
Rurfetlls. ansst.: sRomo- ,
non Rsrp gOrt.
gdfermo. abg.: .SuHt aHnd1 ,
mad Iep Yort.
| Bottom. Anaet.: .SrerHta nor'
2i1rpa1I aHs lassEstora.
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0as 8efinben esgapfes.

y Be IN Den Des P ?.
Rom, 16. ebr. Die Semperdtur
bes gopfes, Der an Der Snfluen5d err
frantt lit, iii am 9onnerftag ettDas ges
ftiegen, Br. 9etacet iagte nber. bab
bag 8efinben beg boben gatienten be-
friebigenb lei nnb er in Elm puar Sdgen
tpieOer bergeitelIt fetn tpiirbe. Grhat
aber aerdthen, bdb alle Qubien3en big
nddfte Wode fufpenbirt tperben.
Die SnfluenSa ift bier dllgemetn bers
brsitet unb aud Der 4drbinal Ruut>
po[la lit fhper bdran ertrdnft uno OBJ
gfeih feline Semperutur ni4t iiber 100
geftiegen lit, ift bie aonitttution beg
Rranten, in 5olge feiner arbettsreiden
unb Ieiner ftrengen 2s6enspeiie bod
cine Iolhs, buB ite Der 4runtbeit teinen
grpben Diberitanb entgegenfeBen tann.
4uh Der &arninal Rinalbiui leibet an
Snfluen3a unb muB bas 3immer
| bitten.
Dsmonftrution bsr iIbis
| i4tn g 9antptrtbe aus
8dli3ien.
Bien, 16. ;Sebrudr. Die orettau@
1suD iiibiIden Shanttpirtbe, iiber be-
rem Gintreffen aus 9aIi5tsn ssItern be-
rt6tet tpurbe, babeu bic angetiinbigte
8emonItration nunme6r ms Wert ges
iebt. Ste iibtrrei6ten benz 5anbslsz
mtnifter 0r. meistirhner Elm Remoz
rdnbun, in tpeihem ibre 9siatperben
iiber bas neus S9antgeIeB nisbsrgeIegt
Iino, oas iben ibr 8roo genommeu.
9arduf nari6trten iis in gsfhlofenem
3ugs na6 Der 5ofburg unb iibergabsr
Der &abinsts Sanslet cine 5uIbis
gunSs abrsFe fir ben WunaraeH.
lgin 9eufmal fir Waltber
BON ber 9ogeIpsibe.
graa 16. Gebruar. Sm Stabts
bu4 oes norbb0bmif6su Stdbt6enE
Dur bat Isinsr5sit Elm 6iitOritsr Der
urtuHDIi9en Rabpeis Der aHiGfi9teit
Wultbers bon Der 8ogelpeioe gefuH:
ben, befsu GanliIie oura orei Sahr.
huuoerte, bis ius pier3ehuts Sahrhun'
! bert, bort auf sinsm r9osetpeiosrbof'
! gebauft bate. Die Staot Dur ba
6ieien anfpru6 barauf, als Die Ssi
matb bes 9i6ters aHgsieheH 81 tuer
: ben, bur6 Elm Baltbsr 9entmal 81
! betonsn befnlOfsu uub oen gilobdue
, Sstnri9 SGOlS in Mien nit Der Nus
: fii5rung bss Genfmals betruut, ba
nun pDaenoet i'll.
Der aiiHfisr itelt ben 8i6ter i
: puIIsr Suasnb bar. ME sr isIbit fic
. Itilosrt, .bein auf bsin", iiHnsno du
I sinem Stsiu fissno. 9eH &opf bat {
in bic 5ano gsftiist, gsier uno SdDer
Isbnsn ibm sur Seite an oem S:Is
< blod. 9ds 9sntmol miro isst gegoI
fen uno I'M tommenoen 5erbit II
Durer Gtabtport IN elmer etgeHs Dol
. berettstsu auIdss aufssitelt peroeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
gNetferberitDt.

sir D6io: Rsgtn am 5rtitdg;
om Gnmitda tldrenbts fdltsres Detter
Gib0nIihe nad 0orofpeit umi4IaseRs
be Minhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

runa llnter6dnblunaen iueqen elmer
epsntueLlen Qnnerton gdna6as Ieitens
Der Ser. Gtadten an3ntniipfen. Die
RsfolutiDn nurbe an Das Gomutittse
fur IausDdrttgs glngelegenbeiten pers
fpieIen.
Bennett faste, bab ct es nit feiret
Refolutton bolitdnbig eru5t meins, Dn
feiner 4nIi6t nd6 bic 4unertou oa8
Iogtfde RefuItat bon Reeipro3it6t init
ganaba fein purbe.
. er Prd fibentntIIbieS Cub
top a III DE 9enftURspor@
Idge bettren.
Sm Geprdientantenbaus nurbe am
0pnneritag tpteberboIt angsbeutst, bab
Der grdftOent Soft bic Sulopap'f4e
aIgemetne Benfionsborlags nit fetuew
8eto belegt tperDe, tpenn fte DO mSes
nat angenommen tperben follte. au9
i'm Senat tpurDe iol9es ungebeutet,
aber ntd5t in ben 3sben, bic gebalten
fpurben, erfpdbnt. Uttt Der annahnre
Der 8orlage tpurben bic Yenitons3dbz
lungen um $45.0O0,000 bis 10000
900 er6obt rperben.
Die 4ngelegenbett purbe I'M 5aufe
CUR Spra6e gebra6t, als ii6er bie2lba
| f6Qffunq bes Qmtes pes 5petten9iIfss
8eniionszRommtFGrs berutben tDurbe.
Repr. 5uler, 81, perlangte 3u tptfen,
mo Repr. SgtBgeraIb bon gletp Yort
bic sSnformdtion Der babe, oaB Der
9rGfibent bic gbfidt babe, bic Sulloz
pap'f9e Qlgemetns PeuitOnspOrlage
| gu petiren.
.Sb," fagte SiBgeralb, rbas 8eiBe
| 6uus bat cine getptRe Dirt uno Netie,
| feiue 4bfi6ten IN ni6t mtB3uperItea =
benber @eife gu srteunen 3u aebeu.
| Gs 1T uns oas Dor Elm paar Sageu nit
9e3ug ouf ben Recipro5itdtspertrag
| nit gdnaoa tlur gen1a6t poroen."
| 9as 4mt bes 3tpeiteu 5ilfs 4}eus
nsz9ommifdrs purbe Htat abae'
f4afft.
5oHb 3ur getdmpfRng bet
orgaHtfirten 4rbeiters
f6aft.
Sumuel 9ompers, Der 9rGfiosnt
Der ,Qmerican FEDERATION Of 2dbor"
bat on iGmmtlihe Acknowledgements
. tipueu oes Guubes eiu 3irtrtIur per'
: Tannt iDortn er I'm 8eitrdge fir eiuer
sonbs BON $500,000 erfuat, nit pel'
dem bic iSeinoe Der prganiiirteu 4rt
: beiterIhQft in 2ps 4ngeles bet6mpf
. s,..-S.-, r.Nnr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

Gen. 9ora9 ertldrt i'm Senat,
9aB i'm Rprben bas 8prurt9eil gsSen
bic Reger
8erabe 70 tntenitD iet, tpie I'm Siioen.
llnb bieienigen, bic oas 9egentheil
bebauptsten, nur beu4elten.
Repr. Macon, 4rt., mu6t einerl gs<
bdfigen Qngriff auf aapt. Robert
6. Pearn.
Gin 9sriiat i'm 4apitol i'm umlanf,
8ab Der grGiibent bic Su1opupfhe
Qenitonsporlage bettren Doae,
SIN Sale iie uom Senat angenommer
tperben iollte.
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Grrf G'Nrisn be 2dep unb Gr. pant'
hento In ct. getersburg
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gDirb ipubrfdtinli6 DON Der Resisruns
3uridse5Osen psrben.
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Die nas 9srfaFune Der RsidsIanbs
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limb bieisnigen, bic ous Segentbeil
bebaupteten, nur beu9elten.
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9srabs 70 intsniiD iei, tpie i'm 5iiosn,
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Gen. gOra9 ertldrt i'm Ssnat,
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Mitn. 18. 5tbraar, 5El esnbsra
e5aIisien. Bat Dor benz Grstnntnibs Ct
nat Der MisItnpro3sB eestn bic fDsaen
a1tilnubms an ben am eriitn Jnli Dsrs
g1neensn aohrts rorgtf0Hmsntn llnis
sssiiidtk ! c11siIsn anGfslas'su xasas'
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Dali Is Truppen nah Der Wcngolst
fhtden tperbe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-31
ALLEGED NEGRO
BURGLAR is
APPREHENDED
CHIEF SANDERS ARRESTS HENRY
DAVIDSON, CHARGING THAT HE
BROKE INTO COLD STORAGE
HoUsE-NEGRo SAID TO HAVE
ADMITTED ROBBERY AND 10
HELD AS .. g. s.

Charged with breaking into the cold
storage plant of w. L. Morgan & Bro,
304 East Wright street. Henry David
son, negro formerly employed by the
firm, was arrested early last night by
Chief of Police Sanders and is now
held at the police station on the dam
gerous and suspicious charge. David :
son is said to have admitted that he
entered the place, but claims that he
only. secured 81, while he is accused Of
obtaining So
Chief Sanders was on an East Hill
car on his way to supper last night
when he noticed the wife Of Davidson
near the corner of Sixth avenue and
Moreno street, and became impressed
with the idea that she was going to
meet her husband, for whom the pol 20
department has been on the lookout
since the robbery took place on Mon
day night. After watching the woman
for a few moments, the chief got off Of
the car and looking around saw David
son, just as he expected. However.
when the chief started in the direction
of Davidson he started TO run and did
not stop until after the chief had fred
his revolver.
Davidson was suspected because.
although he had been at work at the
cold storage plant, he had not shown
up since the night Of the robbery and
could not be located at his home.
Davidson will be given a hearing
before the recorder this morning at 8
o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-31
S closed steady.
New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, Aug. 30.-Cotton futures
opened steady at a decline of to points
on poor cables. Scattered short selling
featured the early trading. but the mar
ket was steadied by the heavy bidding OF
Hayne for August. He Did for ten thou
sand bale lots and steadily bought the
market UP from ITO to 1890 In all
however, the ring had less than 1000 bales
to sell him. These sales were equivalent
to spot transactions. The storm warning
for the Texas and Louisiana coasts, re-
sulting from disturbance apparently de-
veioping In the middle of the Gulf Of
Mexico, prevented general short selling
of the new crops. At the end Of the first
half-hour of business, August was 10
points over yesterdays close and the new
oropswere to points under.
Selling increased on reports of improve
ment in the Texas crop as the result Of
recent rains and toward the middle Of
the morning the trading months were 8
to IL points under yesterdays close. Here
private condition report of 74.9 was re-
ceived from source that has been fairly
close to the governments figures this
season and there was Immediately a bet.
ter demand from both sides. Prices re-
covered to the level of yesterdays close
and at noon the more active months were
to points up, net
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-31
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
BY Associated Press.

New York. Aug. 30.--The cotton market
opened steady at a decline OF SS points in
August, which was Influenced by a little
scattering liquidation and rumors' that the
old bulls had disposed OF the local stock
to leading spot interest on the basis Of
December contracts. Other months opened
from to IL points lower IN response to
disappointing cables and In sympathy
with the near months and while they rail-
lied or 7 points from the lowest during
the first minutes on reports that Q storm
was developing in the gulf and that
storm warnings had been posted along
the Louisiana and Texas coasts, the mar
ket failed to hold all the improvements
turn In New Orleans which had been
relatively steady.
August sold of to 11.27 before midday
or to q net decline of about n points and
since II sold at 1855 last june. There
seemed to be quite a little for sale and
several thousand bales changed hands on
the decline, which was supposed to re-
f1ect the abandonment OF the bull position
by the old crop leaders. although these
interests were credited with buying on a
scale down. Later positions ruled irregu-
lar, but held steady in the main on
run1ors that a private crop report to be
issued around midday would make the
condition rs per cent against 90.1 last
month.
After the early slump in August, which
carried that position off to i1.21 or IL
points net lower. the price was marked up
to 11.60 In the absence of sellers and new
crop positions also ruled steady with
prices to points net higher during
the early afternoon on scattered covering
following private report making the
condition Of the crop 74.9 against 90.1 a
Spot closed quiet 40 points lower; mid
ding uplands 1900; middling gulf, 1926.
Sales. 100 bales.