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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
IRON and STEEL TRADE
SHOWS A SHARP DECLINE

NEW YORK. Sept i5.-The princi-
pal Interest In the steel trade con
tinuss To be the pressure for ship
nent on contracts. and some Of the
mills are falling further behind in de-
hverics- Specifications continue 10
permit the mills 20 operate st full ca
pacfty. but there 10 an Inadequate sup
ply OF semtnnished steel to meet
the demand. The largest interests
purchased 10000 tons OF biliets in the
open market at an advance OF 81 per
ton or more. and prices are stilI tend
Ing upwards.
The active demand for black and
galvanized sheets precipitated an ad-
vance or " per ton on black and 81
per ton on galvanized, and additional
large sales OF boiler tubes and
wrought steel pipe prompted a re-
vision In schedules with an advance
OF from 81 TO 81 per ton on some
sizes.
Railroad orders for equipment
were again light. including only 80.
600 tons Of rails. 800 cars and s5 To-
comotives. but rail specifications are
being prepared by the Pennsylvania.
New York Central. Baltimore & Ohio
and other eastern roads for 1919 shin
ment. while the Santa Fe has 10000
tons. the Delaware, Lackavanna a.
western, % 600 tons. and the EXPORT
inquiries amount TO 10000.
seven thousand tons OF plate re-
CURED for three new lake steamers
are TO be received at Pittsburgh
raoricated steel contracts were agar
Hgnt only about 10000 tons aside
rom 1000 tons to be used In the con.
suructlon OF ore bins at the plant Of
the Pittsburgh Steel Co. Railroad
contracts for bridges and shops called
for only 1890 tons
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PRICE GOING UP
ON GOLFER
FAILURE or BRAZILIAN CROP
SENDS COST UP.
Two and Three Cents . Pound More for
Coffee OF All Grades In .
Short Time.

Wheeling housewives will have 10 paw
from two 20 three cents "A pound more
ior cofiee OF all grades within shor,
tihe- according to a statement by a local
Mhoierale groceryman. The reason given
Is the failure OF the Brazilian coffee
crop because OF frosts
Ine price Of unroasted coffee has gone
up Sl-2O since August 80, and a sffli fur
ther Increase Is expected The addi-
uonal cost OF the beverage will amount
% lump sum Of Abont $50 a day 10
Wheeling home providers.
In the entire United States the cos;
- expected TO mean an added daily ex-
penditure OF $40. G0o.
The only cheering news OF the past
week from wholesalers and produce mer-
ants Is thnt tho price OF sugar has
dropped n half cent. This IL due. to- the
great beet sugar crop harvested this fall
IN al the beet districts of the country.
Another small decrease e. expected soon
Beer and pork prices are still going
M. Ham II expected TO show an in
crease OF two CENTS shortly.
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Mr.. and Mrs George Dorsch. OF Center
MarwoOd. were at Martins reiGy. Suu-
aay. Visiting the formers sister NfIe-
elizabeth Dorscn. who recently slipped
ana fell while walking in her yard
breaking her ankle The injury Is I'M
pr9slns very slowly and Mise Dorsch IL
Mrs. John Getz, OF Wheeling Island
was guest or Mrs. ". r. Mcnamara,
OF Main street. saturday.
Wendell, the two-year old son OF Mrs
u. W. Phillips. OF Nineteenth street v hu
has been quite sick. * much improved
II. r. Meitzel. OF North Market street,
lss p9rchassd The bungalow property
erected on Main street. north or T'wcn-
,y-hkth. by ltesse a kirrhnsr, OF Wheel
ing, and will move his family into the
prOperty about October ist
The members OF Reliance Fire Com
pany. No. ,, OF North Warwood ban
qneted on a fine large cake at the hose
mouse sunday afternoon. presented to
Miss Catherine NaiIy. OF Martin.
Ferry. is visiting her sister. Mrs. l. W.
Coleman. of North WARN wood.
ROBERT hoylan, OF Richland avenue.
. The boys OF the seventh and eighth
grades or the Center Warwood school
played a same Of foot ball on the Glen
n"ta grounds saturday afternoon. The
eighth grade boys won by a score OF :,
10 . Another game viii be played by
the boys on the same grounds next sat
urdny afternoon.
William Archer. Of GIenn's run. spen,
sunday with Elm Grove friends
James Campbell has returned from a
visit TO Cleveland.
MISS Laura Bordan, OF Pittsburgh. -
visiting her sister Mrs. Louise Whit
man. or south MarwOod
Mr.. Grimm. = theological student. OF
New Martinsvillc. who Is Temporarily
en- ployed here. preached a very accent
ahir sermon at the Methodist church Ia u
night 80
The services At the Presby,er,an
church sunday were devoted especially
10 the young people There was a large
Attendance 40 all the services and The
evening services was attended by the
koyr l'rigade. IN uniform. and by the q
T. society In a body.
Miss Nellie calvert OF GistarsvfIle
sno Miss Emma Denton, OF New Mata-
moras, o, are guests ~ Mrs William
draper. or Center MarWood
tHarles White. VINO e. employed AZ
ONO river dam No. ~. left Sunday for
spend two weeks with relatives.
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BENWOOD


Two foreigners whose names could
rot q leaned were passing along
Mnsshail street. known as Harmony
MI. SATURDAY evening. and one was
~ BE- o passing automobile from
hoUht svillc II was at FIRST thought
That The iuan was seriously injured
bat Or. Soles was called. and after an
sAa'nirstion 10 proved that he was un-
hurt and orly badly intoxicated.
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were Drunk and Di.ord.riy.

Ihree men who make their homes on
ouseooats In the vicinity OF Ohio river
nahn NO Il. were arrested sunday morn.
ms By Deputy Sergeant Raughnar FOR
being drunk and disorderiy. The rler
were taken before Mayor bowler for a
near ing. out as all were very drunk the
mayor sent them TO the " Wheeling fail
te sober up, and will give them a hear
ing this evening at 7 o'clock
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SISTERSYILLE

John Buck. ~ Paden city. vas IN the
city saturday attending TO business mat
orion T.. Lazear ana two children and
The formers mother. left Saturday gor
sianninEton 70 visit with relatives for a
GsorEe XIX and wife. OF Burton. W.
W, are here visiting with the family of
~ ana Mrs a. ~ Hunter. OF the south
Rex Rossrs and Cecil Cutler. who have
neen spending the summer here with
Shelf BsE sats. have scrr e columbus, o.
." attend ohio state University
Misses Eva Martin and sister. Edith.
we're shopping in Wheeling Saturday
Mrs ~ r. Williamson and two sors
VINO have been 81 CierinEton. Ohio. at
tending the funeral 81 Mrs william
sons ancis. g. = Powell. arrived home
%. p west who has been 81 Paint
creek. ". Va. with tho local hospital
corps. returned home Saturday
Roy Lonrly. ~ The Producers and Re
ne fair ~ MARKETS.. ohio FOR the past
re- asys. has returned home.
from Brown Hetfy erect 10 psris in a..
country district. r. mile or - from 81.
city. whore DO lq employed 81 pufnuer
Miss MAGGIE MACK. 81 Garry owen.
boz gone to MorEanfown. where shs will
teach school the coming year
-iFtefafiile und her nelghhorinF little
town. Garry owen. had IN election sat
urfay o. decide On the question - 70
for or against change N corrorafe
limits ~ city ~ sirfrrsviIfe Oh Include
Garry owen re- part ~ Tho city The
vote carried BOO both places ir favor ~
and hereafter ne iitfiH uafvrhorfnF
town vi. Do part ~ sisferatlue
Dan Moran leff fna cifv saturday 10
visit BE sons IN the state ~ Indiana Tor
some Time
Mrs John Richmonf and children. -rrg
have been Visiting ~ New Cunherfanf
With reletivcs Tor The past two woke
have returned home
Nach stetenn and wife arrived horn.
rom flerinFton. ohio. where they went
uncle. a. r. Powell
y n Wolfe and Afford Creekno~e feff
-afurdav for Chsrioffsviilo Va whore
o. Virginia
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New Oaanizstion


white LILY Social club. uniform
i~is. knights of Fyth!az. hc!s & sss
Fi fstinr yesterday afternoon ~
their headquarters IN Armory nall
and effected an organization by elect
ing officers for the ensuing yea. A
series ~ Dances will BE- given BIZ fhe
club this coming winter ana datss
" ~ be announced later.
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Funeral services over thc remains
n d. late John ~ Wanenfelsz viii
be- hold this morning a. o'clock
kequ'ein hiFh mass will BE- said hv
Father William HAIL. a. ~ rohr.s
church. tnterment viii BE- made at
Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Ben~ood Briefs.
Robert Bedcleston. who had his FOO,
injured few days ago. IL rapidly
Improving. hut Will be unable 20 re-
turn TO his work for n few DAYS.
James Gntely LEFT last week for
Baltimore. where he will attend school
this season.
Miss Anna Mcintosh has accepted a
position at the Bell Office In this city.
George Knapp. OF Akron, O, Il
spending n few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
The board OF education OF Union
district will be held at the Office VI
Architect McCarty AT Wheeling to-
night. TO go over the plans for the
new BUILDING to be erected In the
Fiftn ward
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American pig iron was imported by
British firms in the first half OF 1912 TO
boundary" invoiced at SIS 600 1ssa,ns,
$50 tons in the first hhlr OF ipiOJ and
SO tons '.spiegeleisen. terromanganese
ana fsrrosiiieon" invoirSf at $4,000
about the same rs In 1900
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Where is the fine view you boosted
of in the booklet?"
"All around you" answered the
landlord. You can see an heiress in
any direction you look. "-washington
Herald
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WARW00D
Funeral OF James w. Allen.

ne funeral OF James W. Allen. son %
thr iate JamSs Allen OF Warwood whose
usstn occurred Friday. WAS held Sunda y
afternoon Services were conducted al
the chapel OF the Bertschey undertaking.
ESTABLISHMENT. IN Wheeling. and inter
Wellsburg.
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Funenl sfvices over tho remains ~
The late Mrs. Blanche Mcllott viii 10
lFld This afternoon a. O'Clock
.ser r. y. Hart. pastor Of The TIrs,
" p. church. will oNiciafe. Inter
rent viii be made ~ MoMeehen Gem
e;eiy.
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WHtELrSG. W. Va. sept -. IA
sctNe Whe>lina stock. are corrected
anily Tor the Inteiigsncer by George W I.
hsron. local BROKER. and X H. Marshall
manager Bond Department
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MAYOR scanian will likely hold n
large sessiof 81 police court this even
inr. ~ several DRINKS and disorfsrtv
foreigner were arrested on Saturday
evening and Sunday morning b. the
local police force.
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Funeral services over the remains
90 the lsts Mrs Katherine Kfl0o-e
were held Yesterday afternoon AZ
o'clock Rev. s. D. Hart oficiated.
lnterment was made at Greenwood
&. fnesey
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. " VA
resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAS - on Time Danosiaa
STEUBENYILLE

STEIBFNvfLLT. o.. September is
judge Richards srsfafred : demurrer IN
iNo case n Edward UicksrstaN ~ wall
Lff hinEley e. a.. practically diarnfariur
iNr case. AZ be said such cases should
not eurumhfr court records 10 was a
r.It Tor 5000 damages. because DO was
aliegcd TIE mon suure falsely. securing
blckefFfans conviction for contempt %
court ne held fhst HIrFerataef r-aa not
ton.
Onto. on complaint ~ Blanche PERKS
- Hnrry ingram. transcript filed from
Docket n Justice Campbell
Among tuFe indicted we're Charles
NefEel Tor smoothing fo knl AID waurd
ord John wind f1r threatening In a
meuHrlng manner.
susana o. ruros va. Amhrus Turos.
fIHnnfaeef
John " Snyder vs Jacob Snyder. par.
fIfIHu ordered
steuhsnvile building and Loan Aeso-
sIai on 0mrnnr sr w. r. sceee 20 al
tndinE Tor plaintiff. mortGare forccioaed
Marriage Licenses.
Hrnrfe IT. h0hinrun. "a years. ard Nell
Ne vi trlern. 90 years. or sfrubervfis
William z Jones 90 years and Mauds
D. Aheu. - yeHre. ~ Stsuhcnville.
nrdes Contract
Tire county rom n1faafnunrr Have .,~-
trarfrf with vs. " Hehurn for hrifQe al
ln srHItff Sold fnwnsfir f0r ffrf az
~arar I ~frnfr w. granted Ia dfvo~~.
from q "a strain on grounds ~ rrras
90 duig and labifual drunken-
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Evening Star lodge. knights Of
FtthlaE. so. is. will meet this evening
h reEular Ferni monthly session. Two
candidates viii b. Initiated into the
oruer
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Arrangement have been completed
by The msmbers - The FIrst lf. q
church Tor the special series ~
meetings - b. held IN the church tbis
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WHEELING . LANE ERIE RAILROAD
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure or trains q. Bell.
alre.
Arrive-li 80 O. M. s 20 a. y ASS = IN.
Depsrt-e;bO a m; 4:iO ,. r.. tZ:sB .. ia,
sunday trains arrive al 2 20 a IN. and
deaart st 4:1O n m
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. IL, ~
ne Following quotations on the more
49, wheeling stocks are Corrected
uaiIy Tor the Inteliigencor by Uowayd
....ell g Son. local brokers:
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Prom n heirht ~ 001 feet a man
IN ~ aeroLianc can sec "a submarine
gliding ~ feet below water
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able octob~r let
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Ben~ood Briefs

week. \ special program for each
evening has been arranged.
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What makes you % sleepy to-day. ola
= va ID al this morning"
Ycur ne
didn't say go ur. 7 said [ was
10 Boston transcript
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WHEBLIEo TRACTION COMPANY.
ExrHDss CAR 5CHEDULE.


TAXING Infect June a.. 1909.
- Pan HANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSESR9
Daily except Sunday.
22nd street Leave
o.. Mhechhs Wsilsburs
A9-sv N POO a m
S'SN D. u ls.OO noos
hOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING and MOCNDSSILLE
Daily except sunday.
10th street I>eave
Nhee1ng houndsVills
1000 a m. tfaO d IN
3.S0 y. M
On lines having regular express ser.
vice. shipments Weighing IN excess OF
nifty pounds or OF large bulk. will nos
be carried on Passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily except sun1ay.
No shtPmentA except emergency ship
ments OF meobcinet vii BE- carried %
=
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HAY AND GRAIN


NaEEi.fSS. W. Va. SEPT IA IL
-'. cs s,oSi es..assssa Co.
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george IT Robinson. gs years. ard y,
Ue NJ Gr1ecn. 30 years. or sfsubenvfii
William II. Jones. &c yrara and Man.
p. Aicu. - yoHra. ~ SttuhcnviIle
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-Transfer books close SEPTEMBER
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FIRE BUGS
Continued from FIRST Pare,

mining investigation commission hero
today. Records 81 Joint conventions
OF fhe United Mine Workers Of Am
erica. showing the operators OF tho
JOINT committee competitive states
would not permit the operators OF
iowa and Michigan 20 take part or
have voice making the wage scale
70 be adopted in these states was also
postponed.
Mr. Kennedy also quoted from the
chairman Of the Joint meetings 20 the
effect that the operators 81 the com
petitive companies - Western PEN
nsylvanie. ohio. Indiana. and uiinoi
could not afford 70 permit their conn
petitors. Iowa and Michigan. 10 fix
a scale or have any part To do Il
was contended Would BE- 10 destroy
the competitive states business. u. T..
Evans preser ted tho freight rates
from The various coal nelds a. well az
states cornpt ting with West virginia
IN the western markets BE showed
that the average dinerenfial from fhe
West Virginia mines ~ the principal
markets was nineteen cents per ton
more than from Ohio. Western Pen
nyslvania. Indiana. and Illinois. Tho
rates had especial reference o. the
knn1wha district. where the strike g
now on and To which there H. little
steam coal
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MARINES

tdeloyed In transmissionl FOR the
last three days the Nicaraguan gov.
ernmonf forces have been attacking
Man1ya. the southern headquarters
Of he revolufiouaries. about twenty
miles ofrm the capital The troops
have succeeded IN reaching the out
skirts ~ the city. forcing the rebels
70 retire from the fortress on Bar.
raca hHl
Major Smedley ID Butler. com
manding battalion 81 American ma
rines. lcft Managua this morning 10
open he national railroad 20 Granada
on Lake Nicaragua. and % do this it
was necessary 20 pass through Man.
ava A. the train approached Manaya
n was fired upon by the insurgents
and the cnngine came 10 "a standstll
Tho firing continuing. the train was
backed out 81 range 81 the rebel
guns
MAJOR Butler sent a note to the in.
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handed down nine months ago." com
mented the lawyer.
Welt declared that his company did
business In Canada. but said he was
not competent TO give the names OF
any OF the company customers there.
its territory.
Mr.. Untermyer dwelt a long time
with the witness on election OF the
officers and directors of his company
in an apparent effort to show that the
election was dominated by the same
interests that controlled the Standard
OH Company OF New Jersey. After
MIR. Welt had produced a list OF the
ten largest stakeholder of his com
pany. including John ID. Rockefeller.
Charles Pratt. n. NJ. Flagler and the
estate of ". II. Rodgers. he was asked
who suggested the names Of the Of
hcers OF the company including him
self as secretary.
Il cannot remember" said the wit
ness. The stockholders proxies were
voted. he said. by a committee Of
three. consisting OF Charles Pratt.
ii. {. Folger. president. and W. A.
Burns. vice president OF The com
pany. Asked what Is the salary OF
President Folger. the witness said he
did not know and did not feel in
terested 10 know"
DO you think AZ director OF the
company u Is none OF your business
70 know what the officers salaries
are?" asked Mr Untermyer.
Yes. sir"
Whose business is g.. on behalf OF
the stockholders. 10 protect them In
the matter Of salaries Of the president
and vice PRESIDENT"
Il don't know"
Mr.. Untermyer tried 10 show by tho
the witness that a man named bred
ger. whose former duty ~ was 10
keep track Of the stocks OF oil held
by the various subsidiaries. was still
performing The same duty.
IT. Is thoroughly understood Mr.
Welt declared. that Mr. Drcdger has
now no business 10 keep track 81 the
stocks Of any other company but tho
Standard OIL company Of New York"
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NOTICE--COntractors
Hot,cs 20 contr.ofor-.

10 COntraCtOrr.
The Board OF Commissioners Of the
County OF Ohio. Wheeling, W. Va
September 18th. 1912
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF The Board OF Commission
efs or the County Of Ohio. West Viz
sinia, until september 3Oth. 1917 al
1000 \. NJ, FOR grading and Taving WI "a
stone the River Road in said county
rom the north corporation line OF the
town OF Wsrwood To the county line at
Short Greek
Length. 22.O5i feet. "a miles.
width Of pavement u or u feet as
may be determined.
Approximate cubic Yards grading
based on ~ feet width. 1000
Approximate cubic yards sand stone
foundation. 5.5i7. -
Approximate cubic yards lime stone
Crushed limestone TO be used as an
alternative material for the complete
construction or stone road instead OF
sandstone foundation covered with lime
stone macadam as above.
Approximate cubic yards based On Il
feet width. 5.s17.
4 certified check for 81 900. 90 shall
bt deposited with each bid.
The successful bidder will be reouired
TO give bond for an amount equal 10 the
contract price as determined by the en-
gineerF preliminary estimate
Plans and specifications are on file at
the office OF The Board OF Commission
ers OF the County Of Ohio
1914. " ' 'e''o"' June ISL
The Board of Commissioners Of the
1ounty or OHIO reserve the night TO re-
Jtct any and all bids
GEORGE KRESS. President.
JOHN VI. GARDEN.
GEO. W. WOODS
The Board OF Commissioners OF the
County 81 Ohio
GEO. w. OLDHAM.
Clerk stir
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TEDDY BELIEVES
tcontinusd from First PagsJ

How many times may the President
Of the United States server"
AS FAR as am concerned" Colonel
Roosevelt said. y should he Glad %
have the recall Tor the President
As 70 the nhmher Of n-conaccu.
Tive terms President might have.
every argument In favor % am limit.
alton ~ the terms ~ the President can
fefcr only 10 consecutive terms ANY
third term talk which refers 10 non
consecutive terms D. On utter absurd
~.
Colonel Rooscvelt's position was In.
dicated IN an earlier speech In which
he said that he never fclt comfortable
IN refusing 10 do what the PEOPLE
wished him 10 DO
IL BE- my object " am In pubI-
he. hc said TO live up 10 my oath
~ ONCE. 10 follow tho wishes ~ the
people. hut never ~ Do ANYTHING
against my conscience. On the other
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WITNESSES
tcont,su.e from Fir., rar,l

oil Co. Ltd. OF Canada. both former
~ controlled by the now dissolved
company.
How is II your company does not
transport its own oil on these lakes
instead OF transporting IL for others"
asked the attorney.
We have no oil to transport on
the lakes" said the witness.
Mr.. Untermyer then caused Welt
TO admit that his company had re-
Emery at Buffalo which could be con
nected with the lakes with three
miles Of pipe line at the cost OF ap-
proximAtely $4,000
Yes. but we are making plans TO
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surgent commander stating that his
OLDEST was TO open the railroad and
that he desired TO do IT peacably
In the note he added that II no an
s"er 10 the message was received by
o'clock In the afternoon the ma.
rines would advance General sselu-
don. the insurgent commander. agreed
TO meet Major Butler and talk over
the ituation tomorrow morning.
The train bearing the American
marines is also carrying a quantity OF
Red Cross supplies for the relief OF
the people OF Granada. who have
oeen reduced TO the last stages Of
starvation.