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tary, after due reading Of the whole.
Original signed VIM. H.. Milholland, 2S
shares Israel Miller, / share Hezzie St.
Claic, l share. +. J. Keller, l.. Hereford.
EDWARD b. ELLIS, Notary Public.
], the undersigned recorder Of mortgages
in and for the parish of Orleans, state of
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation OF The
Peoples Dentists was this day duly recorded
In my office in book 1119, folio ia.
New Orleans. La. Sept. 90, 1913.
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, ID. r. VI.
\ true copy.
EDWARD r. ELLIS, Notary Public.
Oct , Q 10 - 80 nov 6
The herald., 1913-10-23
davs' notice in writing mailed TO each stock.
LII -. - Ii. Lot Ena..n nllEn..

days notice In writing mailed TO each stock
holder at his last known address.
Thus done and passed at my nOtaria
office, in the city OF New Orleans, on the
day, month and year herein first above
written In the presence OF Joseph A. Casey
and Benjamin Hocke, Jr., competent wit
neSseS. who hereunto sign these presents
together with appearers and me, notary, af
ter due reading of the whole.
Original signed G. Murphy, % shares
ThOs. Hamel. l share; X. 4. l~lanton, ]
share. Jos. 4. Casey, Ben llOckc, Jr.
JNO. J.. REILIEY, Not. Pub.
|, the undersigned recorder of mortgages
in and for the parish OF Orleans, state OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation of G,
Murphy Construction Company, Inc, was
this day duly recorded in my office in book
l1l9, folio -
New Orleans. La. September ~. 1913.
EMILE j. LEONARD, by. Il.
A true copy.
JNO. J. REILBEY, Not. Pub.
sept - oct = Q l6 % 80
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JNO. J. REILLEY, Not. Pub.
sept - oct = Q Is 81 30
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MOUNDSNILLE LINE
WHEELING AMI MOTNDSVILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
man: John Krcuz. 81. swl.svale. Pa.

man. John Krcuz. 50. Swissvnie. Pa.
secretary.
Engraving committee. Charles VI.
Scrcggius. 81. M%oundsvilIc. ". w.
chairman. charles Barncs. IS. Marion,
IND. secretary.
Committee on Law T. W. Martin.
j." M~oundsville. " Va, chairman:
%. F. Gift. s. Gas city. Ind secre-
tary.
committee on officers reports. John
Minkemycr. O.. Wheeling. W Va.
chairman Frank Sirward. Z. Brook
Ign y. Y. secretary.
Grievance committee Thomas J..
Conboy. Q, Alexandria IND. chairman.
Joseph Dictsch. 81. Toledo. o.. secr.-
tarv.
Estimating committee Arthur p
h'fts. % Alexandria. Ind chairman:
W. ~ Warner. -. F'airmont. W.. Va.
secretary.
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HOLIDAY SHUTDOWN HAD ITS EFFECT
ON THE IRON MARKET YESTERDAY

NV YORK. JULY 18th. restrict
lnr influence uf tE- fuly HOLIDAYS Wa
again a prominent feature Cd; the iron
INDUSTRY last wees. About half Of the
mills that were shut down resumed. but
not q Few Sr" ~tili ".t f.r repairs. Most
Of th" furnaces i.tuk,I lv the steel
companies az" again following but more
nltF nAnt FURNACES Werr either banked
or blown uut since tie beginning ~
tr current mont. output OF rolled steel
hd~ been scarcely - per cent OF capacity.
against - TO inr per cent IN June.
N"W orders ard specifications ON CON
tracts Yell on even more tltu p~ru~fur-ron.
The steel corporation subsidiaries booked
orders IN June 80 toe rate Of $500 tons
per day. "a total gain ~ tp>.utn toms com
pared with MAY, huf bookings Were about
10000 tons per day less f'au shipments
since July !. orders have apparently
been scarcely so per cent OF the reduced
shipments.
During the first half ~ 1913 III. pig
iron production was iG.4S4.rOy tons, "a
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j.ass:agl

new high record for a half year. and dur
Ing the last twelve -.cuttNr months
the total output has been -. .ss. 600 tons.
exceeding all previous records Tor a SIM
liar period.
The railroad orders for euipm.nt last
week were Insignificant. but tentative IN
luiTte~ cam. out FOR about gI.OOU toms
or rails 5000 tons fuf export. There
were also som. structural INQUIRIES Tor
& uha and South America Argrrtir.
asked for bids pa "a large drNdo~k The
N"" N"rk Central railroad VIII PROBABLY
replace some rail orders as mills are
fIr behind on deliVeieS
The fahricating shops hooked orders
for scarcely 5000 tons q shapes. u
iiNl and ilollenhe~k publishing houses
contracts. calling FOR $500 and 1000 tons
- steel. respectively. have been revived.
and awards are expected soon.
kuNtng Of pig iron Is not d~evelopfr-
- expected and prices sim tend Down
ward.
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AMERON, O..

CAMF1ypN o.. July o. MONDAY. July
tf Nn"irhcld. ly squire isuUIa Hnsf.
g. occurred the marriaEe ~ NJ Iotr
Gith"ns ~ steele Eiirs. ord wI4. vfTrt
rufleieFer daughter ~ Mr. ard Mrs
NII'HW SlnilelrrE"r - -Iv o.. rfs o.
NJ GIhh"rr De- WORKING or 'fs farm 81
$40 DlIe ftotN vl"f' ir H. pf.I.HfItt
Tres viii reside Tho hsaf v.eNsr sf 10
large circle ~ relative aud fr.,.fr o.
"ffH f.Irr
s $ Ats.rsar arI niece. t-sre vya-t
were trr. rI.frE business 90 Wan.'. TsId
Nurd.f
Ns4 Sadie Adv. ~ w.usvu. ia
spend ~ fcV fnta Will Dog sister Wr-
uI.r-- ter. ,a1 u.rtft zimmerman
- NfefIrE frlrf fhr IrIrf. with
Nf trH size e. o. Eo.a arl f.mIit
OAKLEY THROWN ari UH.rsI errrea ieff
f.r N.rHr sifIrfIr where me. s.a~. p
'' r""." employ mont ln fne f.Hh.r
80 .r near w.,1sreIr sat.rfls
fr trf Wre Joseph Nrrr. ~ Wens
Ilr reformed o. ffefr hnu.e Nlrdav ~
"- -r~re'nS several dafr vft. relatives
%. -rT SIRE o. W Reel .rcrd,e ,h.
4 'r, HI ~ pop refHrw resr Calais Ned
We tf.i,'U ArIf ana ~f.uFb,er. Wire
''.. f" tUfsr-nr nrf uauf1aurffsf.
I. .t|H. F. NJ Mhe.IrF .tra F.ru..rr
r-f doc. wIfh tre fHrr.e-e mother.
"rH o. q rsHrf
N|Ii.m fitta.nut. ~ rctr u~.sg.,ufe.
f since. HI.rr lore TrIItr
Size sI1ia UHfH~r arf Frtrdd vffsr-
900 Woo. aIrrnr - Wooster. OBJ.
-r'lt oval dove hero e'U r.flu.s-
sizes ",4. erf 'e- srf .~gu ,il.
% .r'frU. arr.f fr. Nrfl frFr win
800 auf Sire William us-'norr ,he fore
Irr winsisr ,nd ,r1f.sr rf
Nf'rH COUNTY rr'Hf ."frrI fHNa Irsf
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McMechrn Rrnfa

several local persons spent yesterday
afternoon ou the caupgrpuuIS at
MOIudStII..
Mr.. william Elliott and daughter will
leave. Wednesday frr ellen E.tsteu. vvre-a
Toy Vail ~i~uI "a f.W days with fri.Td-
and relatives
Tine t.luri-To-Win club viii not meet
acs'u gufa august ,th. da. 90 c.. TACT
that many Of tie Will he out Of
tho city.
Ni-s Ruth Howell Will leave FOR rer
home ut Sew SfrHiE. fsVfll. aff.- spend
iuE TIE past two weeks IN tlIs city with
friends and relatives.
Rev o. g. TrHrsv pastor Of Tho
bur - tiod. returned Iume last sat
uri-y from a business trr 90 northern
ohio
All to stores viii be closed THURSDAY.
Tulv Hfaf. g. permit their .wIoves Co. At
tcfd the annual r,u.c tu bc held at
Wlstfur park
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Council 70 Meet

The city cuunc I viii meet In regular
SenIi-mouthly session Thursday cVrnin;
aud many matters OF importance are
due Tor consideration The committee
appointed To ascertain when thu muui-
o. pal election would be held to lay 4
SI"cial levy To purchase - nro lighting
apphrtus VIII likely report at this meet
iIE and action taken ON the matter.
several current bills Will he ordered
Iaid and al member are reucSted To
b. present 49, the Application for a fran
chi~e mad" 10y the Wheeling Traction
company Will probable Toe up for a
Wlirl.
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Two IN Court.

Luke Ryan. of MourI~vilic. and a
local man WHOSE rs'ue could not he
learned. MIXED q quite freely on sixth
street last saturday ABOUT e. 20 u'clo-k.
and TIE police arrived on the scene Just
a. Ryau went down for the count wren
a mop handir struck him on tho head.
Roth men were arrested AMI will he tired
before Mayor Morris this morning on d
charge Of fighting.
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Worh ProgresstnH.

Contractor fIv arr Mari IT, and force
or men are progressing along very arIid-
ly ON the three story business building
OF Peter SelfUcr. near tie corner or
seventh and MARSHALL streets The Sec
oHI story has been erected and work Of
putting up the ~tuddiuE for the tbtri
story will h' started this morning. TIE
huiiitug Will bee ready fuI 10, plaStcI-rs
10y th" cuI of the week.
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Rod. White anu Blue order ~ knights
Of IytHiaS viii meet Tomorrow evening
az tIetr HcaiqIartcr~ IN tho NcM-rreu
building in regular s.wi-u4onthly sessl on
and All members are urged to Ice present.
several applications Tor membership are
To- bs considered and Two candidates Will
Toe Initiated into a.. order.
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Held Picnic ana Outing.

\ number Of Young persons Of his
city and B.nWood held a joint picnic
49, outing yesterday Afternoon at
~Shndy oh q. The parties met at
this city and crossed the river early
YESTERDAY morning. At noon "A basket
iuh,u was served and the day spent
very enjoyable. The picnicEprS re-
turned late last evening and report a
good time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
Baron Local Stocks.

NlIEIf<'t IS fa. JIs o.. ff
7hs fgllpSius I.ufafio1s Jn ne mor7
artfVs WHrssirG HfOrH~ rra Corrected
osiS or the l~rfS1lgercsr ~ George ~
Baron. local broke. a1d r. a. Ma shall
manager Bonf Department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-14
MMECHEN
Failed to Show Up.

Mother Jones the aged lady known
among the miners as the Angel among
the miners fuiied 10 put Ia her appear
hhce Ia TINS ely yesterday noon
as and her address was not
gwen Many persons from the sur
ouudlnH towns came to this city TO
hear her. but wer. disappointed. This
- about the fVrty-seventn time she has
been Piled to speak In this city and as
let she has never put In her appear
ahce. The reason FOR the poStpOnement
ASsterdaN could not be learned.
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Wig. steel & Iron. 100 Ia las i4s
We :. x / T. CO... 1907 .. ... 30
U)-Tarnsfsr books close June goth
for ger cent cash dividend payable
t2)-1ransfer hooks close July 18Th.
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. ". Va. July -. 10
corrected daily for -" nfeiuFsnc.r
S-n.ks D. Ia 81
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley

WINlTI.fr' " So.
Resources Over One Million
Dollms =.
rays . on Time Depoata
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To angorcd her. there's no DISPUTE:
she Thought he vas = boob.
tie asked her " hcr bathing suit
This year. would be a Nbc
@udga
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Nr. Eu.Ir uiff .. |.f | a
. .Ir.f off fn. ~ -ft.fs rf H"sra..I
Hr- John 4 saf - v .'|rg I. 'be
guest fr ST. tuI 81. 20 H..f ~
Wfr street
Wra % 81 IYra- ~ OBJ .,.r. fr H.-
-rIfr-aI ..me Hffer a vfsf %. W-a NIr
ytrsf Jones ~ fees avenue. SHrt. Var
Hnf+I
so anil Sire Aur.s' Weits ~ 'sr
rHa.r N. rtrn fHa r.t.f. 10 ST. Hrf
Sire NffrrFr ~ NfIr rfrr.f ..f a.ff.
Nr arf Nra vs. So. Hr I.f r.f.r..
90 fn f..Ir .pr. after rIaHfHE r..f fs
.f frIlIraHfr
wilbur WarrH of W~artr.I Ia ...t
.rg fr.ar|r Ir IIevrIHrsI
Tr ufH ST.. n o. FIIfraf ~ TIs.f
erect sI 90 col fun wf.ts nr f.. rr.tf
Hfrr
So srl wre 90 % u1.Iry ari rln
r.H.. 30 lurf.t tahIurf.r. HUI Tr
Hff Mra 4 49, HfrHHfr srf flIe f.r. ~
.. .s.rs H.I v are 'Ie guests ~ Hr 90
Hfa NforEe NrfrtIruI. % ef.
street South Warwoaf
Nf.. srffrlir .irGn'N. ~ Ir
.frr.f fHI fIrH'sUI avenue 'a arar rr
fa. 'offr auDrg f.e Iff.a
W and Nra MfrrtHrnf Hrf
tIr.|re N~trarFro.. 90 rwrrfs r.rfH
f...f srIIHr spent f.r|.r e.f.
10 .rf Wf. George F.r. .-I. Of
scufI H'lcct. .,Ita Narr.ol
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WARWOOD


The lawn fcfe committee. of fre love
Itri N"lIutsef Fir and Protective AS.
$40 ut"u viii meet at TIE iuvsIlud hose
I"N" ft.r evening a. q" D. u All Co.,.
y H". are % attend 'hs meeting %
mat rho comm. ffre can appoint HsrfHlr
" omen 2" have fharE~ of tie AVN faf.
% VII tc gwen a. tho corner sF ffIfh
rfr "f ard tficulsrd avenue. fuIs -n 3D.
On. ~ fte features Vfu DO ra.. ...er
three hro department ~
MrfwspT
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Tho Hsrwupd LuthtrIr church ItI
fr.rr church services t~eetsrfaf even.
Rev Adam rad riafgs nf fhr r.t
Wees ana "a large crowd Was present
Born
q Ipt va hprn stturdi. morn rg o..
Sir AMI Nrs So IS. f-ta.Hul.rI -
o. ufrf.-nraf street
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Wig steel q Iron.
WIS. ;. n I. 4. to-.
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% Transfer b.oke close IIiy O.. -sr
~ cash dividend Payable Aug 81.
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MARRIAGE

Lorenzo Gonfalone. % years. and
Maria VI. hi Irora, 20 years. of Mingo
Junction.
Walter Posiiwork. - Years and Sa-
de kuslak II years. Of Port Homer.
Harry g. r. Ochsendorf. p years. of
Tnionport. and Blanche VI. Hi. %
years. OF Creswpu.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
CABINET WILL
MOVE SLOWLY
ON FOREIGN
POLICY

Washington. March G.-lndica-
tions that no Immediate or sweeping
changes In the foreign policy of the
United States Hrc In contemplation. f..
were afforded today when Stcretary
Bryan. without much qualification.
approved the letters aud instructions
by wire that went out to the Amcri-
can representatives abroad. In coun-
trltx where stirring events are hap
pcninH. II IL true that in general
this WAS routine business hut yet II
vas Inferred by the officials OF Lesser
rRnk than the secretary. that Prcsi-
dtnt Wilson intends to make u care
ful strudy OF all the data presented
10 him by Secretary Bryan before
making any radical changes IN ex-
istinE policies.
II became known today that with
ont abntinr this governments claim
TO the right TO maintain an tff,cicnt
army patrol along til. Mexican bor-
der. the new administration intends
10 use every proper means to avoid
friction with the, McXicans across
the line.
In line with the disposition to nd-
visc President Wilson und Secretary
Bryan OF the precise conditions along
the border. BriEadicr General Task
ar II. Bliss. commanding the south
crn department Of I'll. army with
headquarters Ut Fort Slm Houston.
was today ordered TO make tour OF
Inspection.
General OJcia. commander OF the
Mexican fcdcrnis. has expressed re-
yrct to the American consular offic-
crs nj Noxaies for the recent clash
90 with American troops nSsr Doug.
.,.e-rs1onn. General Ojcda assured
the officers that he would adopt
means to prevent further trouble
and has ordered the Mexican patrol
Withdrawn from where the out
breaks occurred.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

Luis Kreeger. former undcrsherift
and the oldest officer in point or
service in Las Ani'nus county. is ILL.,
He has been failing in health for
some time and OF late he has been
losing control OF his mental facul-
ties. III fact his breakdown has be-
come so serious that his friends are
making an effort TO have him remov-
cd for treatment to the Work sani-
turium. Although krccgcr has been
IL faithful and efficient officer in
this county for more than thirty-fire
years. the board OF county commiss-
toner's have rejected an application
to have the venerable officer taken
to the saniturium for treatment. The
commissioners would not sanction
the small expense necessary to pos
sibly prolong the life Of the faithful
old public servant. It is thus that
the gang rewards u faithful officer
who has devoted the best years OF his
life to the service of the people.
or late IL deputy sheriff has been
sitting up with kreeger and tending
him in his Illness. Believing that a
rest at u sanitarium would greatly
benefit krccger ana perhaps cure
him OF his ailments. the officer
sought to enlist the aid Of the co,in-
ty. The commissioners took no ac-
tion.
II there is one person within the
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
BAN JOHNSON SORE
ON BALL PLAYER
CRITICS OF GAME

Chicago. March 1.-i'rcsid.nt "
". johnson OF the American league
is said to hav" II bomb ready for
hurting into tn" ranks OF ball play
crs in hts organization. II ."s
learned last night that the leagues
cxccutiy. Was about TO issuc an
ed!ct which would either stop ball
Hiaycrs from writing expert opInlon
Tor new spa pers ar stop their so'cri"s,
II, Is not the Intention 10 IN
fringe On the rights OF players I.
satd lo,iAspn, 'but alleged cyryt
crittcisn and baseball PLAYING do Rf<
mix. would not mind so much "
the players themselves wrot. tho
stuff which appear In the ncwspa-
pcrs throughout the land. but IN the
great majority OF cases the players
never sec the stories to which their
names are appended until after they
have been printed
These writings frequently hn'o
been an Injury TO the league and IL
II can be donc-and I think II can
bc-no American league player Will
be allowed to write these criticis-
isms in the future.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06
|A|E[L0 BUYS REMSBERG
STORES At RATION; DEAL
INVOLVES OVER S150,0O0

were Tho principal stockholders of
the Rcmsborg Mercantile company.
and II was VITA these captains or
finance that Mr.. A!cilo closed tn"
deal. TIL. Significance OF the trans
action Is fully realized In view Of tho
fact that the ltomsbcrg concern to-
gothcr with the Southern CoITahn
Mercantile. company OF this city
represents business Investment OF
500. .0IU0 and gives Mr. Aic!lu con
troll OF the largest grocery and gen
rTal merchandise concern Ia th"
Southern Colorado and til. state OF
New Mexico The Ration store does
Il large Wholesale business.
Th" business don" by III" ltoms-
berg stor. extends throughout the
entire stat. of New Mexico aud has
been the principal enterprise OF ita-
ton, Th" southern Colorado Mcr-
cnn,ii- company IL on. of the larv-
est wholcsal. concerns south OF
Pueblo. Trinidad becomes the ship
ping headquarters OF this section OF
III. country Hni incidentally Mr..
Ai"ilc increases his business. hold
Ings 10 the extent OF sIa0.0oV.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

SOBS OF HEARERS ECHO IN
COURTROOM AS DARROW PLEADS
HIS OWN CASE BEFORE JURY

forever. | knu wth- human si,lc Ui
criminals aud ! know that human
lives are much alike. I did what
could do to sav. the McNamarns-
did II honcsiiy-did II bTavcly.
Il am growing older. I,hayc grown
weary ana tired OF life. but II Is not
fair, II Is not lust. 1t IL not huma u
that I should have been tried upon II
chArg. OF which | had once been ac-
Quilted. II INV enemies had any sense
OF Justice. | should never have been
called 10 defend myself again.
II am ready Tor the eternal sleep,
have loved peace and ! have loved
nv fciio~mrr, hav. believed In
'sw and love. We, almost from III.
Grst time ! opened my eyes. have
been fighting. lighting. fighting for
ny fellow men. have practiccd
t'ntncss and gcnll-ncss and mercy
tho hest could as the years have
zone. That's why am hcrr--b.-
cause have ioycd, not Judged. my
f"'lowmcn.
Gentlemen. th.T. IL nothing to
this ease.
Where men toll with their hands
--whcr. women. worn. weak. weary.
re sewing t.ar' Into garments to be
~orn by the rich. | know there are
irnr.rS going up for me- today
prayers that this jury Will free me.
Gentle ncn. I submit TO YOU my
fatr-fho fate OF my family,
barrow finished his address 20 an
accompaniment OF sobs. Tears Coars-
I'd down the checks OF many women
,nd among ,h. mcu there ~as much
'nufil"J blowing OF noses.
II was arranged that ", !. Ford.
assistant district attorney. would
conclude the arguments FOR the pros
.cution ihr afternoon and that the
ssc would 40 To the Jury at s o'clock
tonight
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

Athens. Greece. March G.-Thc
Turkish fortress OF janina. the key
To the possession OF the province Of
Epirus. with Its garrison OF $4,000
men. surrcusscr-'i - vhss srcck army
today after "a defense which forms
one Of tho most brilliant episodes OF
ihc Balkan war.
The surrender was preceded by II
fierce engagement. lasting without
cessation for two days and two
nights. Every available gun. in
|cluding y number OF heavy howItz-
crs lent by the Scrvian artillery.
was brought to bear on the fort de-
Tending the bclcayured city. No
fewer than 10000 shells were fired
by the Greek guns during the first
days cannonad.. Gradually the
Turkish batteries at Bizani. Mano-
iiara.. Sakina and elsewhere wcrr
silcngccd.
Tho Greek commanders by u icIn'
led the Turks to believe their at
tack would bc made from the right.
As soon as the attention OF the de-
tenders had been distracted tn,
Greeks hurled large columns OF In
fantry onto tho Turkish left. The
Ottoman troops, utterly surprised,
fell back IN disorder.
The batteries on the Heights of Bi-
Inni. the main stay OF the defense.
had been unabl" to stand the pclt-
ing OF the shells aud were reduced
to- complete silence at ~ o'clock ves-
tcrday morning
The Greeks pushed their forward
movement during the afternoon ana
occupied the Turkish batteries on
the Sakni and Elias Hills. capturing
all the guns and 10 artillerymcn.
Then the Greek battallons gradual
| ly deployed onto the plain in front
of the city itself
The Turkish flight Immediately
became general. despite all the "t-
forts of the Ottoman officers TO rally
their men. Whole detachments sue
cumbcd to panic and Joined in
mad race into tn" city. The Greek
troops followed in hot pursuit al
most to the walls.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-06

An explosion OF dynamite shortly
after eleven o'clock last night
wrecked II portion OF the Santa Fc
81 loon, T22 santa Fc avenue. broke
every window in the building and
shook the two story structure to its
foundation. Nearby buildings were
rocked and several windows shat
tered. Nothing was damaged OH the
inside OF the saloon in which there
was good sized crowd at the time
the explosion occurred. The dyna-
mite was placed, 1t il believed. by
enemies of Joe Glaviano. who con
ducts the place. Til. only notice
able damage done by the explosion
was at the southwest corner wherd
u small portion OF the foundation
was torn out.
That the dyndniting was don. a.
IA scare" is generally believed Il
Is declared tina. about three weeks
ago Glaviano received threatening
letter In the usual form OF the Black
Hand. requesting him to place 81
500 at a certain place on the road
east OF Trinidad The letter is said
to have commanded Glaviano to take
the money In person at Il certain
hour on February 2S and to leave II
in the road when he heard the re'
port of two revolver shots. The let
ter is said to have threatened Gla'
viano with death II he did not CON.
|ply. Glaviano paid no attention tc
the letter and kept the receipt OF the
missivc a secret. To-day he would
not confirm the story that the letter
had been received. Another theory
is that the attempt to wreck tho
place was made by some enemy with
whom he had had trouble recently.
The dynamite was thrown down
against the corner of the building
on the south side. The explosion
was distinctly heard in all parts OF
town. Damage was confined to tbs