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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01

OFFICES.
MAIN OFFICE--No. l54 Nassau street.
UPTOWN oFFIcE-No. 1884 Broadway. 30
any American District Telegraph Once
HARLEM OFFICEs--No 1851 East 12cth street,
No 2sS West 125th street and No 2fe Wess
I25th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAkERS.

THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY,
:33d ST. Ply Harlem Train and by Trolley.
once, 20 East ODD St, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01

The wedding Of Miss Elmer Hopson,
daughter OF Mrs. John Hopson. Of No. 10
Riverside Drive, TO Herbert G. Tully son
OF DIR. and Mrs. Marcus e. Tuliy, will take
place on May H. Owing TO the recent dea h
OF the brides father there will be no re-
ception, and only the immediate families
will attend the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
NEW MARTINSVILLE

NEW MARTINSvILLE. w Va. July
24.-Work was started last evening on
the new platform for the Baltimore Il
ohio railroad station and already the
men have the trench nearly completed
for the concrete curbing The platform
viii he extended zoe feet south from the
end OF the present platform SO as TO ac-
commodste tie short Line train and the
Sps ncer aoOmmodat ton and the new sid
ine VIII he used exclusively for those
trains.
An important issue before the voters
TINS fall - the prohibition amend ment
and both sides Of the question will wage
vigorous campaign in this county.
From the present outlook. the Vets have
IN" best Of the argument but they are
not over confident ana conditions may
arise at a later date that will complete
y change tine complexion of the sltua-
Try GLOssIT on your auto.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. keough and the
Misses Edna and olive Keough Were call
81 10 Clarkshurg by the death OF Mr..
Detroit. Mich. enroute to the Battle
Greek saritarium at that place
Or A =. McCuskey. Of Pine Grove.
democratic nominee FOR state senator
from the Second senator al district. pass
90 through The city tbs morning en-
route 10 wheeling. Or. McCuskey thinks
exceedingly bright and as he rs very
popular through the three counties en-
bi aced N tho second senatorial district.
II Is expected that he Will poll heavy
vote.
inc county court is stilI busily en-
gagged IN settling with the sheriff. but
they are Likely 20 finish the task within
tne next day or two.
Alex Hart is business visitor at
Parkersuurg for the next few days.
Next Saturdays game between the
NclOnkeNS. of Wheeling. and the Mag
uolia Athletics promises 20 be a warm
IL contested affair. a. the visitors are
one of the strongest amateur teams ~
ONO county. ana they have a long string
of Victories 20 their credit smith and
Nauaman VIII he the battery for the
locals and That means that the visitors
VAL not have q waiNoVer.
Hon ]. i. Morgan f. business visitor
az SisiFrSviil~ this afternoon
Tho plans per tainiu- 90 the organ va
tl1u "t a hospital FOR this city have
lately sur 10 rs th"ught that ine hospi-
tai j. sure 20. Tile hospital Will Ice
iH' affI .l 20" SrFmt-t building ON tie
'"fu'r cog North and IilEn streets. and
tai is ON. OF the worst needed instiiu-
u'n~ Bro tbs CITY ana should Doe a paying
any imeut from tie start
-. Underwood - Mlddlebourue. WAS
@ business visitor 81 the city FOR q few
."urs Tails morning AMI left later in the
eaN Tor I1ttsnu.En 20 look after bus ness
Northern railroad.
pr ami Mrs -. l.. Ash will entertain
o." official board Of u" First Al T.
,hIrch from : until 10 O'Clock FRIDAY
evening ut their nome ON tii -h street.
7. ~ luvt.. former business man ~
'1is r.tr. of = ~ter~, lie. - looking after
business matters here today.
MISS 'nflr'N ana John IaSf"tfer. OF
Claf Nshurg. arc the guests ~ Miss
LiRoura Dnvis 90 the Eskin home
PRES dent Fuor!. 81 a." ClarkshurF
u@~- visitor 40 FhtkrIsHurg for a short
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Ths storm noted moving into ~.
Upper valleys yesterday j. central
over ne UPPER Lake region this morn
inE. go eastward movement HAVING
ben attended and preceded nv .hou
- ard higher tsmperatur. HEAVY
rain. - inches. occurred =, Green
BaE. Mls
An ara - high pressure ana cool
-. fair weather now covers .he
Northwest ana most u the upper val
l"ys High pressures and fair
weather also prevail In the south.
The temperatures are high in IN.
middle Mississippi valley region. The
a m reading at 81. Louis was 81
degrees
showers are expected this afternoon
or tonight In this vicinity. The storm
Will pass this section tonight and gen
orally fair weather Is Indicated for
Thursday.
Local data: Highest Temperature
Yesterday s. degrees. lowest last
night 90 degrees: rainfall. OO2.
The Ohio will fail at Parkersburg
for the next two or three DAYS. The
fall viii set in at Point Pleasant.
H. &. HOWE,
Section Director.
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Fnkirs Gun Club.

ELK IS. Va Jul, - The FL
kinS o.. f' has been ORGANIZED by
NUM-. Of prominent Runners o.
Eltlrs WIKI tte following corps 81 Of
rr'rs. president. James y Knchend"r-
for. vice prfsid' Dr. c. H. Eauk-
head. s'rrct1f.. =. H. AicEw,n. treas
urer. Earl J.. Maxwell field captain W.
s Mstartue'. The ORGANIZATION stars
or with 20 membership OF twenty-five
trd rtuth .rfrusissm i7 manifesto.
Tho club already having in view th"
lriurtnr 90 OBJ. stat. Tournament In
1874 To- I.lkius.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
Launch Progressive PARTY.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. July -.
The progressive party of Oklahoma
vas launched AT State convention
here to-day. Delegates were elected
to the National progressive conven-
ton 10 be held AZ Chicago. and all
the policies favored by Colonel aoase-
Welt were Endorsed. The convention
was composed exclusively Of white
delegates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
BARRIERS Picnic To-day.

Local journevmen's barber Union No
80. are holding its annual picnic and
outing to-day az Wheeling PARK The
union includes the BARRIERS Of this city
and R-nwood and large crowd is ex-
pected 60 attend the affair All shops
or the city Will close at II o'clock and
pe closed the remaining part OF th. day.
several OF the local BARRIERS are entered
IN the saving contest which will be pull
ed OFT at o'clock az the park. All are
cordially Invited To- atteni
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Use eLossIT on your plano.
Storm Dad La,si. p.uax..

Ine storm which swept over this city
Nesterfay afternoon DID little dar1aE.
eutide OF flooding several streets
broadway or Fourth street near AIR
shall was flooded for several blocks and
raNel on the street will - impossible
Tor fe~ days on account % The water
WASHING the art from the roadheA
Many trees In different sections 81 Ire
town We're blown down during the storm
aud lttie damage done 90 several gar
dens. especially the crop OF corn whlch
was blown down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25

The coal which was dumped from the
wrecked car near the car barns on the
u. q -. line on last sunday. is being
hauled away by the railroad company
Herbert stevens. who drank A uilsn-
tty Of poison on Monday evening is 70
ported as getting along very nicely and
- entirely out OF danger
Miss Nora Cossen. OF Braddork Pa
- spending a few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
n'MECHEN
L~-r. er0-a As.s.1s Beat r.sur.ss.-

Th- bozf excursion sfr~- - .~.-.-r
~ IT, men r~rs - tn gnurrr q is,T
- fhas city and their frt@nts 80. lars.-
~ Attended an1 al bad a. @r forar 90
tTe III steamer Liberty carrlsd fh~
party - Tar down the riNsr a. glarlrE-
ter srsrs q short stop aas ulafs ara
lnen tneN returned - this city stop
ss- made Al No1ndrrtlie and quite :
70 persons fIom that city boar,Isl 80.
boat TIE M~Nerfsn band f.rutsl a
ne music for the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
STOCKS.
WHEAT

CHICAGO. July F1atteninF out
Of the black rust scare led To a drop
today In wheat The market closed
easy to net decline Of 1 To- 1%c. corn
finished "A shade or Ia iac up and
oats - n a down 10 cent advance.
The outcome for provisions was pa
10 i7i2c increase In cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
STOCK MARKET
STILL IN RUT
BUSINESS DURING THE DAY WAS
VERY SLIGHT.
Another Severe Decline In National
Biscuit. Bonds Were Again
Steady During Day.

NEW YORK. July 74-The stock
market to-day manifested no decided
tendency 10 get out Of the nut into
which n fell earlier I'm the week.
Businss was the smallest OF any full
session in some time and price
changes weer without significance. al.
though in downward direction
There was a recurrence Of the recent
selling pressure against the leaders,
but II lacked sufficient force in most
cases 10 carry Reinforcement beyond
mere fractions. The electrical stocks
and few others in which public In.
terest has seldom been more than
neglible were prominent for the &C.
tivity and strength but issues of spec.
ulative Importance were relatively
dormant.
Another severe decline in National
Biscuit early in the session was unat
tended by any special news other
than the assumption that the com
pany is meeting with unusual compe
ut.on. Texas company also suffered
something Of a reverse on unofficial
denial Of any contemplated change In
the dividend and further liquidation
In I. ;. Realty was indicated by IFS
reactionary trend
Bonds were again steady and dull
with total sales pad value amounting
90 2.103. 900.
l ;. Governments were unchanged
on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25

NEW NpRE July .4-,los..
rim" mercantile r1.er o., .p.r ,cr-.
so lnS cNchnng' = with actual
LiSif' 's 900 D. .e'r~ .ilIe 80 80 Ni-5
Tor r' daN hius and o. 50 SIS fsr
O., n"nd Commercial bills s. %. Bar
silver $3.50. MoVirln dollar. a.,
Gov"rrmcnt bonds steady. railroad
bonds steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. ". Va. July "a ~
York stock Exchange. corrected dsiIv p,
a r. Mhsien & co. broker.
sTO cKs. Orsr HiEh Low clos.
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su;tsy. Cheese. Dsss ane rouItry
Dressed
MONEY.

NV YORK. july g.. Money on
ca" steady - $3.50 per cent. ruling
I1f" -. 'i"4iuE hid -. offered at
80 Time loans dull SiNts Lnts
= per cont and sU DAYS sl-c six
months g.. 6, 4i-c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25

WHEELING. W. Va. July "a. IL
Inc actNC G-ittsourg-. slos.i..- tJr-s..teA
iaii) ny A. l. hasf=n q CO.. Dana cru
aud brokers -at.Oaal Excha'.e. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25

cnt So 80.
Rye-No. .. new 74d72c.
Barley-Feed or mixing. new $50
soc. fair 10 choice mailing s57.75c.
Timothy seed So OOTs7 90.
Glover Seed-Sls 0OMl7 90.
Pork Mess. 81 5OdI7 e2h: short
ribs OooseD $40 42Is.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pitts
burgh. Pa. July 24~Cattle- STEADY.
supply iight. Choice IS 75d9 IS;
prime 81 25Gs So.
Sheep-Steady. Supply light. Prime
wethers 81 75d5 90. culls and COM
mons 81 5o7s3 90: lambs 81 5OT7 IS;
veal calves 81 50:sl 10 %.
Hogs Higher Receipts Is double
decks. Prime heavies IS IS: me diums
s. 55HS Go. heavy workers. s. 55a
s 60. heavy workers. IS 55dS So: light
workers. s. e5Ts 10: pigs IS 40aS so.
roughs s. oo7s7 -.
CHICAGO. July 24-Close. Cattle
Receipts 10000 head: market strong
mostly l0N i5c higher. BceVes s. -
Ua -. Texas steers 81 g0d5 10.
Western steers s. s5G7 80. stockers
and feeders 81 l"d6 40: cows and
heifers s. 70Hs 10. calves Sc OoG
u.
Hogs Receipts 1000 head: mar
KIT most lnG i5c higher. Light s. -
as 1871. MIXED s. 45ms 10. heavy
s. 25nS D2i7. roughs 81 25d1 As:
pigs S. 4oH7 -. bulk OF sales s. 30
~ no.
Sheep Receipts 10000 head. mar
kot Cor sheep. weak lambs strong and
generally 10 cents higher naiivc 81 -
as To-. western g. SoGf So: yearling :
81 oosf4 sH. lambs native 81 25H so.
western 81 S-H5 -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
j. s. Baehe a Co.'S closing Letter

j. 5. Baehe q Co.'S Closing Letter.
tic stocks were strong features IN
am westinghouse making good ad-
Nan""s on heavy trading. recent ptih-
I'af"u Of an immense surplus in IN.
Formers treasury and a large increase
u fhe latter COmDanv's business was
rosp"nSihle Tor the hetterment IN
prices. There was "A decline ~ six
points in National Biscuit and a rs-
c'tery Of about half Of decline dur
ing tho dav Texas OIL was very act
QUIZ and neglected. "A drop OF hrtaen
snilliugs IN metal I'm London took the
tdg" "N the speculation In the shares
Lee Is that the market H. waiting for
the publication Of A,vernor Wilson ;
letter OF acceptance Specialti-s
tr"r"fore. will hold the boards for the
immediate future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-25
Rnro~'s Ln-al S.o-L.

WHEELING. W. Va. July 20 =,
The IoiIO~uug al nj.
active Wheeling stocs- ~. &c..
naiiy Tor the In;ciiEenceF ry 1eorce y
Baron. local BROKER. ono e. IL aIarshsu
manager fond Iiepartm.rr
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Pistsburp Stocks

Total sales $4,000 shares.
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Wheeling Live Stock.

W. --'I- ~ r'-e ~ c-s~ mission co.
WHEELING ". Va. July 20. IL
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each quotations were ~ follows.
Flour Easy best hard spring pat
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g do 81 = ~: i. ~ ]. ~ 5!5:: i51ss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
British Minimum
Wage Law a Failure;
May Renew Strike

LONDON, May 1.-THE recently en-
acted minimum wage law for miners has
broken down and Great Britain is threat
sned with another great crisis In the coal
trade Indications point either TO a STAN
pede in favor u repudiatIng the act or =
split in the miners. federation.
As before. south Wales Is the storm
center. the colliery laborers there object
ihg to the decision OF Lord st. Aldwyn.
chairman Of the local wages board. which
gives less than tine ) shilllngs a day
which the men expected to obtain under
the new act.
AT a conference today at Cardiff, OF
the South Wales Miners Federation, 1t
was decided not to participate further in
the work of the district wages board IN
al the whole situation has been reviewed.
A national conference has been called for
London next week
c. b. Stanton. the socialist leader. again
heads the revolt and threatens TO bring
out all the transport workers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
.METHODISTS FOR
NEW LIQUOR Bull
Conference Approves Measure to
Prevent Shipments Into Dry
Territory.
REPORT IS READ BY HANLY
Harsh Criticism is Directed at Com
gres by W. n. Anderson of
Baltimore, Chairman OF
Law Committee.

MINNEAPOLIS. May ll.-By a
unanimous vote the general conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church today
approved the Kenyon-sheppard bill, which
now is before congress and which prohi-
bits the shipment in interstate commerce
Of intoxicating liquors into dry territory.
The report of the committee TO the
conference which was presented by J..
Frank Hanly, former governor OF Indiana.
urges Methodlsts Of the United states TO
continue to urge the enactment OF the
measure throughout the life OF the
present congress. and II need be, until a
congress shall be elected which will af-
ford relief"
Harsh criticism was directed at con-
gress BY W. VI. Anderson Of Baltimore
chairman OF the ehuroh's law committee
in bis address on the topic. Since -four
years ago. he said. another party has
come into power. which is doing the same
thing in regard to the liquor question for
which IL attacked the other party then.
There are some who fear to take up such
a question at this time. because they be-
Hove II may cause their party to retire.
but I believe IL Is time TO force some
OF them to retire.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
OMAHA WILL KEEP BISHOP


Episcopal Residence VIII Not he
Removed from Gate city.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May il.-tSpe-
Methodists that rumor says that what
ever new episcopal residences may be
established by the general conference.
and there will probably be three new
ones. Omaha Is still 10 have a bishop.
II is a little difficult TO get Information
from a committee that is bound under
the most solemn obligation to reveal
none OF its proceedings However, even
a general conference delegate has been
known to talk in his sleep. Thus rumor
sometimes escape that cannot by any
means be verified.
Thus far in the sessions two Of the
bishops have shown superior mastery Of
parliamentary law and method Of pro-
cedure. They are Bishops Mcdowell and
Wilson. Each Of these has native dig
nifty and power Of self-command. II Is
no slight task TO ster a company Of $40
wide-awake people. many Of whom are
alert TO every parliamentary advantage
in the causes they seek to further.
As many as twenty may clamor for the
floor at once. Motions. amendments.
amendments to amendments and substil
tutes follow each ether In rapld-fire
order. The tangle the conference finds
itself in frequently would be perfectly be-
wiIdering to one not accustomed to keep
an absolutely clear head and an under
standing Of the intrieaeies Of the situa-
ton. Points of order are frequently
raised. both on the rules under which
the conference is working. and on the
general rules Of parliamentary procedure.
The cnSsrman has to decide quickly, even
as a base .rall , Npire. but unlike the base
ball umpire, nay quickly have bis ruling
overruled. Both Bishop Mcdowell and
Bishop Wilson showed a keeness in their
decisions that brought forth oongTatuIa-
tlons on every hand. So far only about
half the bishops have had a turn In the
presidents chair. so that the two bishops
named may lose their laurels.
Getting the floor in great body like
this is no easy matter. some men are
marvclously successful. The voice has
much 10 DO with it. There are certain
delegates seated very near the rear OF the
room that almost invariably get the presi-
dents ear in a general clamor for the
CONTINUED on Page TWoJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
Chicago Papers Issue
Full-Sized Editions;
Atlanta Men Strike

CHICAGO. May 1i.--Chleago afternoon
newspapers issued full sized editions and
copies were sold under police guard In
practically every part Of the city. All
the newspapers are reported to have fun
crews Of pressmen and stereotypers.
Eight street car conductors were ar
rested on the west side today after they
had destroyed two bundles OF newspapers
delivered 20 a newsboy. The policemen
were compelled to draw revolvers to force
the conductors to surrender. after the
latter had attempted TO take away their
clubs.
ATLANTA. Ca. May 1.-THE pFessmen
employed by the Atlanta Georgian went
on strike today in sympathy with the
Chicago pressmen. As the Georgian was
unable to get out its noon edition today.
the Journal. the other afternoon paper.
also refrained from publishing. Three
papers here have agreed TO stand to-
gether.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
Alienists Examine
Clarence RichesOn

BOSTON. May ii.-Three alienists ap-
pointed by Governor Foss today began
an examination OF Clarence Richeson, the
minister condemned TO die for the murder
Of Avis Llnnell to determine the question
Of his sanity. ..
The finding probably win be laid before
Governor Foss By next Wednesday. Upon
it the governor will decide whether or
not to submit to the executive council
the petition OF RichesoR's counsel for a
Communication Of the sentence.
Rlcheson Is retained in the Charles
street jail the first exception to the prac-
fiee Of transferring a prisoner in capt.
tai case to the state prison ten days
before the date set for his execution.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
JAPANESE DELEGATES TO
NAVIGATION CONGRESS HERE

SEATTLE, Wash, May u-Japan's 8
five delegates to the Twelfth Interas-
tional congress Of navigation affairs
which will meet at Philadelphia. May a
arrived here today. S. Hsrada. leads the
delegation. which Is made up Of officials
Of the home department They are par
ticulariy interested IN harbor construction
work With Hsrsda are K shIbata. c.
okmura, X Namikawa and ]. Fuxuda
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
SOUTH OMAHA MAN WILL
HEAD ARMOUR PLANTS

Armour Packing plant az South Omaha.
has been made general superintendent of
all Armour plants with headquarters IN
Chicago. The announcement was given
out in South Omaha yesterday by General
Manager r. C. Howe Mr.. o-Hesrn viii
assume office June !. He has been with
the Armour company in South Omaha
thirteen years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
Robber Returns
Stolen Jewelry

CHICAGO. May lL-A robbers guilty
conscience is believed to have caused the
return Of a box Of Jewelry valued at more
than s1.eoo. soIen Of Mrs. C. IL Trus1
Of Chicago. while she was visiting In
Atlanta. Ga. a year ago.
month ago a package wrapped IN
soiIed paper VS. received the Truax
home. Mr. Trusx thought 1t contained
garden seed he had ordered and tossed
It into a corner. To-day he opened the
package and was surprised to find his
gifeis jewelry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-12
L.vees Threatened.
Dollars is
Given to Extend
Crop Improvement

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE announcement
OF gift by a Chicago mercantile house
Of si.oooo0o TO the cause Of scientific
farming through the medium Of the crop
Improvement committee Of the council
Of grain exchanges. was received today
by Howard II. Gross, president Of the
National Soil Fertility league.
Mr.. Gross said:
1T means the extension OF the work
Of the agricultural colleges and expert
ment stationo. great store houses Of re-.
source and demonstrations that are 10
be placed within reach OF the individual
farmer"