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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
NET GAIN IN PRICES
is INCONSEQUENTIAL
Further Advancing Movement Early in Week Fol
lowed by Irregular and Unsettled Trading,
With Numerous RecesSOns.

news 10 warrant depression. In the
opinion Of shrewd traders. the bull
movement had run It's course, anu
therefore. some setback was i'm order.
During the recent upturn. large short
interest had apparently been eiiml-
mated Then the time came for hold
ers for the rise 10 liquidate. and hence
the weaker drift When the trading
IS Of small volume and confined mainly
10 scalpers and room traders the action
of the market may DO frequently hkened
20 the pendulum of clock. Appar .
entity the bull element was satisfied
20 take profits and let the bear element
have an inning
Otherwise. there is nothing important
IN the statistical situation Gable ad-
vices have been somewhat discouraginS
and II IS believed that the time rs al
hand when Argentina will begin 10
ship larger quantities. which may cur
tail the demand here. Nevertheless
fairly large sales to exporters were re-
ported lately Of macarom wheat. hard
winter and spring. Exporters nave
also bought far quantities OF
hard -four. both Kansas and spring
Consequently IL j. believed that Inc
bulk OF our surplus will be exported by
the end of the NVintor II Is. therefore
argued that We need no longer give
attention 10 Insignificant dechhes
abroad
80 really important tNatS'~ d"
occurred in the domestic situation, aslue
from the fact that the weather III winter
wheat territory ma, become exceedingly
warm for the season. the mercury rising
as high a. 30 at s \. II This may cause
all Of the snow blanket to disappear
This is decidedly unfortunate. as de-
tefioration VIII. IN all probability, occur
in case "a cold wave should arrive sud
denly.
Nevertheless the crop reports re-
Gently received have been. in the man
satisfactory. especially that OF tuc
Modern Miller which stated that the
root of the plant Is strong and deep III
the ground. Primary receipts have CON
tinucd somewhat heavier than expected
but a dimiuution seems hkely, as
freight cars are becoming scarcer, more
over. most winter wheat farmers nave
only limited quantities to spare
Course of Corn Prices.
Early IN the week corn was inactive
with comparatively narrow changes
although there was a firfner. undertOne,
nartlv in sympathy with wheat, ana
partlv owing to reports OF stronger cdsh
markets due to 4 better domestic ana
foreign demand. Gable advices nave
been rather encouraging. and exporters
have displayed fair interest, prompted
partIv by reports of injury TO the crop
in Argentina. owing TO dry. hot wedthet-
Subsequently. the feeling was signify
weaker. as longs were inclined TO I'M
load prompted partly by fairly large
primary receipts and predictions OF a
further enlargement. provided freight
cars become more plentiful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
YOUTHS WONDER
IN MATHEMATICS
Tamil Boy of Sixteen Does Diff
ficult Problems With
Ease.

Colombo. Ceylon. January IA
Tamil boy sixteen years old. mas foi
some time past been astonishing the
inhabitants of India and Cochin CHINA
by his wonderful calculating feats' ana
has now submitted 70 a test al the
hands of the Ceylon branch OF the
Royal Asiatic Society here.
He knows little English except the
names OF the numerals and mathe-
NAUTICAL expressions. He Is abnormal
not only in mind. but also in body. Tor
has six fingers on each hand and SIX
toes on each foot His own account of
himself is that his wonderful powers
are the direct gift OF the god SUPRA
mana and he says that when ne was
eight years old he was taken 10 the
Karthigay festival at Tiruparankun-
dram and that in the night he dreamed
that the god came 10 him and wrote the
word mathematics on his tongue
and in the morning he had twelve
fingers and twelve toes instead OF ten.
At the same time he found himself
possessed suddenly of great calculating
powers
Among some OF the tests given him at
two recent public demonstrations, all
of which are answered correctly, were
the square root of s53.77e. the answer
of which-q24. was given ia an instant :.
the cube root of 27s .625-65. which was
given just as quickly When asked the
result OF yo2,5i1 multiplied ~ <ol' III
about two seconds came the answer
In the case of one sum set him the ex-
aminer had the wrong sum set down IN
writing. but the correct answer was
given by the boy.
Problems in compound interest. DIS
count. exchange and other arithmet-
ical rules were set him and he ans weTed
all tests correctly. using only mental
calculations and in considerably less
time than the problems could have
been worked out on paper. The boy.
whose name is Arumogan, comes from
d working class family and Is quite
illifrrafe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

small. the bears will contend that the
final report OF the season viii support
their claims II is very likely. though,
that the figures will furnish many trad
ers with a new basis for crop estimates.
The spot situation will Re watched
by every one Were il not for the gln-
ners' report. il probably would be the
main influence this week. Bears expect
spots TO weaken. TO some extent, at
least. in sympathy with the lower ia
ture market but bulls are confident
that cotton il in strong hands. and that
the strength of spot owners ultimately
will prove 70 be the means of bringing
about recovery in the future market.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFolk.
schedule in Effect september y. 1872.
Leave Byrd street station. hichTnond. fOk
NORFOLK; ~@ a. NJ q" r. NJ Wv
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST
- IS A. NJ. - - A. NJ. = % y. ~, y - v. "
1859 Richmond from Norfolk. ~ % A.
~ "a a y NJ su - p. NJ. Prom the West !:
$40, A. NJ. aafe ?. NJ. bi 20 p. ". ssns r.
NJ. 40 p. NJ.
N n PFvTs.L Pass Trsf- 1fgr.
" r.. sArNDEHs, q. p A. Hoancfe. Va
n n BosLEY, ID. p. a. Eichnon1- Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

<er Orleans. January ie--The com
frz week ~ the cotton uarke, promises
r.fle IA settling opinion strongly one
va Y OF another. I'd 90 Ihuredsy the
.-s5e will be guessing over thc Cnsus
7..-rss-s report on ginning afte- shat
r. spot situation probably ulu attract
the mo-. Interest.
R~srish sentiment hss grown re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
DRY GOODS RKET.

New York. January i9.-Hesitation
has been noticed in the buying of cotton
goods for some little time. and weak
ness in prices finally Is developing IN d
pronounced way in foods that go TO
manufacturing trades. Goods for the
jobbers are being bought at the prices
quoted.
Need for goods for retailing is pre-
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6ffamboafs
OLD DOMINION LINE

OLD DOMiNfON LINZ
Iv Richmond foot OF Ash St daily 20 p NJ.
Leave Newport News A. NJ
Arrive Norfolk .------- s % n NJ
Connects with man line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except sunday.
% y NJ. Connections also made by N A.
W. Ry r. ". and &. a q. BY st p NJ
NIGHT line steamers stop At Clsreno1t 20
land or receive passengers on signal and vil
be met by public Conveyance
March u.l+JamcS River BY daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News and
an James River landings steamer leaves
MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday a. - A
VI Freight received fer al James River
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
LIFE
SPFNT-STLL HE LIVES

cover" said Fielder. He is sick
man. think ne is suffering his last
illness. OF course, | am not doctor.
and | don't know anything about his
condition scientifically but If you
want my candid opinion, | don't be-
lieve he will ever get well.
According to Dr.. Fowler. Morse
is spending his time at Weisbaden be
cause the waters there are famed for
their powers to soften the arteries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

About personally conducted cruises 90
Cuba. Jamaica. Panama. West lndies
and Bermuda. January q, 8. Is, IL. 20.
p and %. February l. 8. 20. p and rs.
March II. % and 20. Special induos.
rnents for Janusry 4. s. rs and 16 CAL
for illustrated programs.
.. n. BOWMAN,
Independent Tourist Agent
-os East Mafn Street Hs~h1ond. We
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
SFABOARD AIR LINE

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
-,ond daily: soo A. M.-Local to Noriins-
~, p M-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta.
Rirmiuzham. Savannah. Jacksonville: : -
p Unlimited i3,SS A. M--Sieepers aud
coaches jacksonville. Ii.z5 p M.-Sleep-
erS and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham.
Memphis Northbound trains scheduled Ga
arrive in Richmond daily: : 30 A NJ ~
A. NJ. ss a. NJ. 51S p NJ. SO p NJ.
Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Richmond ard Che sspeske Bay Ry- Co
schedule Of Electric Trains. effective May
u 1912 Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
NJ. $40 A. NJ. $50 10 A. NJ. II 10 A NJ. 1 10
p NJ 40 Y. NJ. $40 p. NJ. b 10 p NJ. -
T. NJ. so p. NJ. : 10 p NJ. bs 10 p NJ.
la-i0 r. NJ IS p VI. Leave Ashland. Eng
land and Maple Streets = IS A. NJ. BIZ 90 A.
NsO0 A Nj be % a. NJ. 10 90 A. NJ. f~Ii On
a NJ ~i2 90 NJ $50 =. NJ. 90 p NJ. o.
" NJ. p. NJ he % p. NJ. II 90 r. NJ
sDaily except sunday. "+Sundsy only
bCsrries baggage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

RAILROADS
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg;
ss = g. -. 10. II. ~ A. Nj. ]. :. - T. ,.
sss a. %. 7. s. -. 10 p NJ
100 2. VI. for Chester. u 20 midnight Tor
Petersburg.
Street for Manchester
fsI5 eS5 FsTls. SIS IS. o s. go =. Il p
A. 81. i755. si.ss. las. 81 = Is. -. W.
e as SIS Ss5. ~I3:p. u 10 p NJ
fDaiIy-Ex Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express
ssLimited-Except Sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect With
cars for Richmsond-
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Cbesapeake & Ohio Railway

20 -Dsiiy-Newport News.
SIS A-Iocal-Daiiy-Cb' vile. Ex- sun
Thurmond.
- o. A.-Exp.-DaiIy- Norfolk. Old Point
40 % A-IocaI-Dsily Lex. G
o, N NoopEE xprcSs-D Old
Point.
sa1s P.-Fxprc<s-Da Lviile.
"a - P.-ErprcSs-Dally- <or-. y, 49,
% P.-Jocai-DsilyS- y News. Oio roiDe-
SIS P.-Locai-Ex. sun Soroon,Nu'e-
as P.-TocaI-Er Sun---Lynchbure-
q 90 -Dsily-tin-- tnicsso,,
81 ~ p-FxoreSS- DzfIy-Cin-. Louisville
sSiccpers fPzriOr cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMoND-Locsi
from Fast: s.fs \. NJ. 80 y 81 Inrouzn
frors Fssf. II % a NJ. . 15 p NJ. - p NJ
Iocsl frou, West. - A. NJ. 80 - a NJ.
and ID p. NJ. Through ~ A. NJ. II Is A.
NJ and . y. NJ. =.
ssDzflv cxrrpt Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
sEssosRD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

sEkBosRD AIR LINE RAILWAY
YIve Per Ceat. AGlsstment Mortgage ""'o
Bends.
The Semi annual fnsfsimerf ~ Interest 81
ths. Conpsny's Ads sst rent Bonds smonntfns
- gkc, NV. r-pr~ente1 % tospoh-
No. Il ana y Tor tzr0 zach VII - paid on
ard after Pchruary ]. fss. a. the ofnce 81
Mr.s-s Bisir Co. No. = Broad -treet'
Ner YORK
sTkRoARD AIR LINZ HALLWAY.
ByD. G P0rTEOCs. eccretsry'
New YORK. December "a. isi1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

ACCOMMODATION IRAiNs-WEEkpAYS.
Leave Byrd 81. Sta. 400 p. u. for freesrieksesrg.
Leave Efbs Sta. 80 4. u, 8 80 p. y. Ter lselene
arrive Byrd St. Sta. SIS An. from freAerieksog.
rive Efba Sta $50 An, 5.ls n. iron Asslssa
sDaiiy. fWeskdsys. esundays s,ly.
stop at Elba. Time Of arrivals and departures
not Ruaraatsed. Read the signs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER VI THE SUI H.
Trains Leave Richmond
y. B.-Foiloving schedule figures published
as infor nation and not guaranteed
For the South-Daily $40 A NJ Local
IG45 A. VI. Express. 500 p NJ Express.
with Electric lighted sleeping Cars for At
Ianta and Birmingham. II IS p NJ Express
Week Days. 3 90 y. NJ Local
YORK RIVER LINE
40 p. -Daily-Connceting for Bsiti-
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. { 90 A. NJ
Ex- sun. and 2l5 y. M.-Mon-. Wed and
Friday-Local-
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the south: . 80 4. VI. and 20 A. NJ.
90 r. NJ o5 =. NJ. daily. Il - Ex- sun
From West Point. - \. NJ daily: u Is A.
NJ. Mon. Wed, and ri. . T. NJ BY sun
: r. BURGESS. D. T. A.
81 z Main 81. Phone Madison u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20
Railroads
Richmond, Ffedericksbg & Potomac &
JoAND FROM WASHING row AND BEYOND.

Leave Richmond Arrive Richmond
* Q0A NJ. Bird ST. Sts-I $50 An. Byrd St. Sta.
s5 "a ~ Main d. Sta.I II Is An. Eibs Station.
% IA II. Byrd Sc. Sta IS N. Byrd 81. sts-
81 s0IN. HaIp ST, Sta zig so n. nsfn St. Sta
-. 20 A nj. Byrd ST. Sta $3.50 p n. Byrd 81. Sta
% 80 AN. Byrd ST. sta1 1886 P.A. Eyre -. sts-
$3.50 A. N. Main ST. Sta f5.l9P y. Main st.sta.
SIs OI noon Byr6 ST. Stal % .3S p n. Byrl Sta
ta.00 Pm. BYRD Sc. Sts1 300 N Byre 81. sts'
$50 Pm. BYRD S. Sta $50 Z. =. 1yrdse sts.
Ais P. d. Eliza Ststion1 I'LL. P-M 9sin ~. sts'
s5.l5PN. Main St Sts1s1s.45 night HyrsS t-sss.
"a % N. Byrd ST. Stals1s.5 80 nigh Main St-yts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-20

Thomas IS Fielder. Atlanta attorney
ono Of the counsel employed ~ Morse
To- carry ne cause before the Federal
authorities. says ne has recently re-
ceived Il letter from hi- former client.
while she letter Vas cheerful % tone.
Fielder regards o. hardly ~ likely mat
Morse will ever return 20 New OK
% enter active busnie-s
4 don't think Morse viii ever re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
Y. NJ C. A. Sunday School Lsa9us
WESLEYAN NOTES
On 20 the Intell,rencer.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
RCCKlfANNON. W. Va, April a5 -
College activities have been going at
good ra;e since the beginning OF the
new term. The baseball team has been
winning consistently In all its games
The Boys Glee club made another short
tour 70 fill IL couple OF dates. the flood
interfering on the earlier trip as
planned The club visited Shlnnston
and Weston high schools, giving their
entertainment In their auditorium
The senior reciiaIs in the department
OF expression Lave been exceptionally
good. ". Guy Morrison % buckley, W.
Va. and Miss Mamie e. Thorn % New
Mart '-2ville gave the first 90 good
attentanc" IN the college auditorium
The debating society Will On the
ff'h OF MHv. contest N dual meet
with Marietta college This VIII be
the second tt..e this wear for the society
o. mold meets with other Schools TH-
last resulted in a victory tor Wesleyan
over Grove city Colleg- tPa1
The lIs; number 90 'ae lecture course
was given April 90. IL was tie Leon
Marx Bergen trio. The ruurs" or next
YEAR hlS not been definitely decided
uT"n, hat VIII Toe ready FOR announce
u-ut 90 the patrons soon. r. promises
To- D." stronger than ever MILFORD Mo
tutcusou T. tire manage Tor next yesr
and VIII give a good course ~ money -
able 20 buv one
Claude king. formerly professor on
This college Ctt. AN interesting talk In
chapel one d rltSt week lie always
has n Fir. message - deliver when he
comes triTuc the Young people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
HOT CONTEST is PROMISED AND
MANY WILL ATTEND.
Return Game In Steubenville For
Sundsy-Rya1's Boys Defeated
Bridgeport Yesterday.

This afternoon IN the Island ulrN
I'll" "StoEies' will meet Roy Mont
conner aggregation from St.ub,n-
Viii" for the second time this season
In an exhibition game Tho ----
meeting resulted in victory Tor tho
stubs" and tn. zane This afternoon
Will he As holly contested a. any pal
league game. for tho local bows ~
determined O" even NJ tn. Seri,--.
Their determination Is partly due IN
N. fact. ~ Is said. that th. umpire /
th' former session plainly favored - .
Steuhenvil'e -eam 'at over, ,har..
md in reality prevented the Wheeling
team from Winning
SUNDAY 2 'h'rd -ama 90 Tho series
will 10 PLAYED IN St.ubeu,tlie and
with the end Of this struggle fans
will be able 90 Judge fairly well how
their team sizes M with the others -
the circuit. \ victory over S'.ub.f.-
VILE would be very encouraging ~
Nontgomery's bunch ar. ADMITTEDLY
fasj as any in thu league. AMI %
would speak veil for Wheeling e
chances IN the Interstate race which
will begin MAJ
The work % the pitchers will he
watched with particular interest bv
every fan AZ Saturday, game. as tho
general impression This spring g. tina.
the pitching staff gathered together
by Ryan IS ono ~ the best thar has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

Tho nine runs credited 10 ,hcir ac-
count,
Wheeling played very good game
.U the field gathering 90 everything
mat came their Nay. with hut oua
ulsCue. ara -Ia' on very hard
chance" MoN'uDaWp ou first base
performed in big league style. huocs
ing down several wide throws that
looked almost Impossible. hammond
and Gray also fol!od their positions
m fiui''es- fashion
IN hitting Moran vas ;H' only one
who succeeded 100 getting NOR" than
ou" h.t and li- playing ir general
shuWoi Vast Improvement over la-'
year This looks Ike biz season
for Moran
Mccarthy and Hunter. pitching for
fh" locsl- both tvi-'od very good
ball. keeping ~. hfs VOL scattered
and shoRiuE eNcr'l.u' control
Most ~ the runs glrrcr.d by RYAN IS
outfit We're strictly du" fp bases oa
balls. almost every one of the SfoEics
being recipients ot free passes 20
first ono or NOR. times Tho runs.
hrs and error were, ae follows
Eri3s.ror' eel '"nuuUr 8
IS nor.irg ....- uuo11o#- 3
batteries Mooney. N4rthrw-
E.'cf.1 and Fowler. Mccarthy. Hun
r. E,ar and E'.'hrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
STOGlES WILL CLASH WITH
STUBS AT ISLAND BALL PARK

represented the city for many wears
Everyone ~ ,b.r, from, ,bci- ,.r,o-,,,
-, =. ''' ~
anu 'a''E 'N'''pl'Ioi
kat'es nave shown form that bids
well for this department Of tho team.
Study Hi,ti,o
po-h,,..
ova 80 -. '.'N'' j. ''i'
,,,,,.,.,.',,, us ~ anu "'aif
Inc. -. '',l. " '"Ii '"I'''' VI
tirs.,,,. =, d.. -. ~. ~. wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
WELLSBURG WINS
Mingo High Loses Hard Game 70
Near RiVals-Sur1merHe Fea-
tured Game With Hitting.

The baseball team of the Wells
burg li-h school defeated the NnCo
hi-h school team on tho formers
grounds Yesterday afternoon by the
score ~ 20 ! The features Of the
sam" were tho fielding of Myers and
Glass for tho Vol burg lads and tho
hating ~ Symmetrical for Miugo
The N.rco lads were ou'classed in
practically every department Of tho
game. although NoraEn. pitched good
ball thrOuEhou' the entire game hui
his support was exceedingly ragged.
Scott also pitched excellent ban r..
firing ~" side on n number 81 oc-
Cas.ons whom tho bases were full.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

Tho funeral ~ lillian Hazel v,,,--
fticff"r ~ Mr. and Mrs Henry pauI
I"-" death urcurfeI Nurd4l was refr
I' fh" 'HfriIf residence IN FoT efrssf
yesterday morning no 80 O'clock a.,
il"eW ~ mass wae reiehrafed from
~ Joseph cathedral 90 40 0'rforL
N.d .nifr'rfrf Yves Ir VT calvary GENE.
fcrf SiN young Clrfa H'f riaagrnaf.e
- ne lrlnaHnI- a-toI II I'll learars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
straub obseau.er.

Funr'al services over Che. rc-,,t,s 81.
Ni~. hatneflue Str1ut . -rerIv "A veil
En"Nn resident Of th.- lily uh..s
vale Ia. last "wednesday. VIII he heit
in - James Lutheran church hcre ms
afternoon 90 O'Clock The paafrr ~
luf church VIII conduct tho ser1fres
and int"rment will be in ~ Wool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
Now of All Times
7 on Will Appre-
ciate the Goodness
of
SCHMULBACH BEER
THE BEER OF The HOME"

The hops are a ton
ic, the barley a food
and both combined
with expert brew
ing and aging make
a be er most de-
ligh tful and re-
freshing.
Order it by the case
Phones $40
Schmulbach Brewing Co.
Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

wil be held from tho family residence
90 'nl" street On" Island. this after
Loom 20 O'Clock Rev. Hartinger. ras-
i"r oi o." Thomson " T. church Uill
conduct the services and inferr,..r. =, ..i
Do. In Llrnnr. .l-...-I 49,. -. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
Hart SC6affner 6 Marx Suits

You $780,
money can 90 TOR until the Spring
We've made special preparations yorod nan vouno mon
deaged menhe kind of clothes kind you'll like
limit Vol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26

Wheeling district. and his many
friends and acquaintance regarded him
a. strictly uT- Shit business man
lie was in every way a public.heart.
Cd citizen. ever ready to serve his
CITY when needed For the past Soy
eral wears he had been failing in
health. but nevertheless he was still
active ~ busiurSs. and only Few
weeks ago had 20 give up and was
removed tn the hospital for treatment
90 the hope thar be would be able 10
regain MS health lie is survived by
MS widow and one son. BENJAMIN
Hamilton. who formed tho partnership
Of Hamilton a. son
The deceased was stauncb MON.
b'r o. Tho First Christian church n,
this CITY. and throughout his life took
900 active interest in the beftermen- nj
mankind The funeral services Will
Do held af the frmiIy residence Mon
dHN afternoon af $50 Rev " u
Fields. pastor of tho FIRST Christian
church. VII officIJtc. and intorment
"..i D" private af VT Wood cemetery
Bruno obssqui.-.
TIT .'h rrI tI.'t Htff - roma. re ne
i.o .Ife y d. E.... vi. , DIN ...
"u Fv"r. t.r.rfh street viii
D." '''i 100 tts faulty residence. fs.-.--
f''.''H. fle'n- OF fhe if..e VI D.
ID ,m'tf'' Hni irtermrrt VIII
90 Nf I'"r DHsftrr Nr ufn-.
WIS 'I 's'-. 900 ..1 IeY1ea 3D. widow
go m"r.H'. off 'rs local o. 8 r
'.ft. 'H COMPANY g. fh.rI
"' Nr.f Virginia Fe wac O.
't.- .' tr'I' and H member az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-26
Bowling

ore.. Northern Duck Pin L..rua
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-09
DIRECTION STATE ROAD
DEPENDS ON COCONINO
{Erom Sundays Daiiy.)

State Engineer Lamar Cobb, con-
cluded his visit to Prescott yester-
day and left for Flagstaff, where he
will meet the Board OF Supervisors
of Coconino county Monday morn
ing, on road matters. Together they
will consider the extension OF the
State highway south from the north
ern city to a connection with the
road completed in this county along
Beaver Creek.
The coming conference is to be
the final one between the State and
Coconino county, and if the latter
decides to build in its territory as
agreed upon and open that route to
Camp Verde, by appropriating S20,-
COO, the States funds allotted to Yav-
apai county, will be Immediately ap-
piled 10 the link in that end of the
system. Otherwise the $4,000 avail
able to this county from that fund,
is to be devoted to building the high
way between Prescott and Camp
Verde, with Cherry Creek on the
line
Engineer Goodman, OF the State
force, is at Camp Verde with his
outfit. and ready TO begin construc-
ton north or south from that point
as soon as a decision is reached at
the coming conference in the Sky
light City The only avenue open to
Coconino county to secure the So
GOO necessary to build south from
Flagstaff is from private sources.
Engineer Cobb states that whether
favorable or unfavorable decision
is given by Flagstaff people, active
road work will begin at once, either
north or south from Camp Verde, as
the case may be.