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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
MILLIONS LOST
IN CALIFORNIA
Estimatsd that Twsnty-fvs Million
Dollars Damage was Doue
20 Fruit BELT

los ANGELES. cal. Dol, r...-,..
Ntr million d0iiHra was the aruotf-f rt,
90 to-day hN ruu.eraua or orfrfor, ,s.
sFIihE fTo loss hr citrus fruIf Erowers
lh f.e fIfrr 1HfH freeze erffnr fbl.
mnfuinE This figure ia not offirfst
Ffrl ~ I'rgelI. assistant general frsr-
FF'r ~ fne california Fruit grovors 81.
"NfH. Hfii. Maf accurate refinla - oe
.fIHiEf could NOT Ho made FOR aavaref
dHN". Hff So 600 nnu fe fsoa~Hed -
ruuasrVHf.rr estimate pfnrr safI.,..t.-.
fuu nu hIrn aa $50 r00. 900
'ranrr7 advanced go cents n hor IN fba
Joe ~ coles Wholesale rnrrEef f4.fs.
'ii vac H direct result nf the freer.
'ffHU'frulf. Witch also auffrraI tsavir,
nnflnr fhr 'eaf Wrce dave. went nr Is
ffrfr Hnr
IrfuUerHfHrea around rI derraea urrr.
ffr~ fet iu some arl fIoua or tho rffrIr.
t"s'"n araIu Tonight nuf Tho weafn.r
'-''FI assured Errwfra fhaf Co. 4a4rr,o.
l,.'. l..Ne would mark the snI ~ the uer-
e-hi'5 or burning smudEes in the groves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
NATIONAL BANKING
FAULTS DISCUSSED
WITNESS AePIAas BEFORE PROBE COMMITTEE Ano
cRITlclsEs the NATIONAL BANKING ACT IS N'S

.WASHINGTON. Jan S.-Faults in
the national banking laws we're dis.
cnssed to-day before the house money
trust committee by Comptroller OF the
currency Lawrence q Murray. Mr.
Murray spent more than three hours
under examination by Samuel Infer
myer. counsel for the committee. and
agreed with many of the criticisms OF
the national bank act advanced bv
VT lntcrmyer He asserted that the
act az a. present constituted was
ineffective and Inadequate"
Mr. Murray furnished the commit.
Tee such data from his once as Preai.
dent TAFT had directed him 10 supply.
which. however. was but small part
ot the Information which the commit.
Tee asked the comptroller 10 furnish
The committee tomorrow will hear
George p. Baker. ~ the First Nation
al Bank % New York. Who. Mr. Tn.
iermycr says. With James Sfillman
and y = Morgan. constitutes the
trio % most powerful masters or
finance IN Wall street The connec.
lion betveeen these three men the
institutions in which they are inter.
rstcd and the funds controlled By
these institutions will form the basis
oi MI Bakers examination He ar
rived IN Washington today with his
counsel. Fisher 4 Eaker. former
Senator John e. Spooner and several
other attorneys
Mr. Murray condemned without res.
ervation tho practice. which he said
vas growing evil Of directors or Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
State Senate Is
Still Deadlocked
Democrats Nominate French for the
Presidency. but the Fifteen Re-
publicans Stood Pat.
Rouse Meets and Organizes by Elect
ing the Caucus Nominee-Ad-
journment Taken.
Intelligencer Bureau.
ChaFlaafnn VIZ W. T.- o

Intelugencer Bureau.
Charleston w. Va, Jan. 8.
Ihe regular session OF the West Nir-
Einia legislature is on. and It is not.
The House met at noon to-day and or.
ganized by re-electing the officers of
the special session. with the exception
or Clerk Neeley. who was succeeded
by j. Guy Prichard. OF Fairmont. But
the evenly divided Senate started all
over again on the fight for the presi-
dency OF the body. and adjournment
was taken with the situation standing
exactly where Il was a week ago. when
the special session began.
The first open test OF strength be.
tween the rival forces in the Senate
tie took place AZ noon. when Clerk
John 7. Harris called the body 10 or.
der for the opening OF the regular ses.
sion
What is the pleasure Of the Sen.
ate?" he asked.
Senate Desdlocked.
Election OF a president was declared
TO be in order. Senator $ V. Woods
OF the Democratic side. arose and
placed in nomination the name OF Sen.
ator ID. +. French. The action did not
come as a surprise. for n was we'll
known that AZ the Democratic confer.
ence held last night a decision had
(Contfnusd On PaRe Ef0htl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
ADRIANOPLE WILL
BE GIVEN ALLIES
GENERALLY THOUGHT THAT AoRlANopLE BUT
INTERVENTION EVEN WERs SHOULD

LOSDON. Jar The capiiulatiOn
- Adrisnouie viii. in the opinion ~
.he Balkan plonipofonfiaries. take
place within 90 feu days. cithe- d.
-ecfly f0 rho be-ieRirg forces or
through European pressure Pending
some fresh development the Balkan
delegates are Keeping in closest
touch with mo amha4-adors because
They are aware that some of tho ques.
lions fhry have most go heart depend
almost enti rlv on fhe uil ~ tho
powers
Meanwhile the amba. .ador.al con.
Terence iH doing lfflr. hOuIrv that
the AdrI1u0pla dinulfv uiiI solve f.
ref ln some manner and thus mako
Intrrif renee hr Tho pONore unu.rra.
tary Moreover tho action of tho
mh1H1 1dOrs OIL hamurred hy fho bro.
fIpIa agreement That fhrt mu.f bo
unanimous In au. decision requiring
nrfito info ference
should rho fau Of Adr4norIr .frl
DO DELAYED nov that tho Conference
ia appended. if mIghf become .mpor
ailto for Europe t0 intervene. Dthcr
wise Europe H.Il l0er fhc urrefIre on.
f.fIrg fo dictate Dor uII Ir small.
o. 'fnr. such as creating au anton
.mnue Albania and parii'oniug fho
Aegean i-Iarf.
Adrsnopie's Fate
ono suRgrrfI0u Is that falling a hot
."' solution. Adrinnuulo miEhf ho
-fdod fo The poWc.s who would trans
'or u fu fhr allies after permitting
De Iu. klsh garrison 90 depart with
DO honor ~ war. and guaranteeing
1.ner conditions. as rho reservation
n rcliR Dus and prppn.fv rights f0
'ns Turks and tho creation ~ special
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hcers OF National banks acceusinR
personal compensation" from borrow
ers 10 whom the funds OF the bank
are loaned. lie said that legislation
should be passed providing for Grim
inal prosecution of the practice. he
favored provision OF law which
would prevent the stockholders Of
banks transferring their stock on the
verge OF collapse OF their banks. and
nc also endorsed scheme 10 force
banks 10 make public the list OF 80
curities held az assets by National
banks. Publicity Of lists OF stockbold-
ers IN National banks. he said. would
be beneficial
Questioned by Mr. Tntermver Wr
Murray outlined the method Of the ex.
animation of National banks bv his
ONCE and asserted that under me
present system the inspection was in
effective
II y merely a superficial examina-
ton. ~ " mott asked Mr. trntermyer.
comptroller
The comptroller said that there ars
aoout 100 bank examiners 70 superin-
tend the affairs of 1900 banks In re-
ply 10 giestOns. he said that In New
iork Chy Those inspectors worked.
With the bank examiners os the Clear
ing House Association and co-operated.
Win them IN connection with the an.
praisal of loans and securities held hv.
banks -
Mr. Murray further said that NJ,
knoWledEe of clearing house assooia-
ions vas merely incidental
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Worst Since 1907

The flood will be the worst Wheel
ing has seen In almost six years. or
since March 10. 1907. when a stage of
% feet. inches was recorded. From
present indications IL will be one Of
the worst in the history OF the river
being surpassed only by three floods
In the past hundred years
A tremendous volume of water was
poured into the Ohio from the various
tributaries In this vicinity yesterday,
as'npugn as last evening practically all
OF these were falling. The rise which
VIII affect this point is coming from
the Allegheny and Monongaheia Nv.
ers and other streams in the upper
ONO valley, as the rains over the
watersheds have been exceptionally
heavy during the past few days.
by THIS morning many parts of the
city Will be under water, particularly
the Island and the South Side, while
many or the smaller towns in this
section on the river will also be mum
dated: Man sections OF the city are
already Hooded and the fairgrounds
last evening was a miniature lake
The grounds were covered with sew.
erai inches OF water. which today will
probably reach far up on the grand.
stand and other buildings.
Railroads and street car lines will
De inundated al many points and t-af.
nc Will be practically suspended.
Nearly all the factories and mills In
this section will be affected and thou.
sands OF persons will be thrown out
OF employment Industries will ba
paralyzed and nearly all business ac.
tivit'es will cease.
News or the coming food duickIy
spread yesterday morning and created
the greatest excitement AS soon as
II was generally know that the river
would reach a high marx here. All
persons within the food zone began
making preparations for its arrival
and there was much hurrying and
scurrying about
In the Flood Zone.
BY last evening practically every
resident Of the Island had his celIar
cleaned out and many had their elects
moved from the first floors Throug-
out the day hundreds of express
wagons were busy moving houaehoff
goods from the food districts 20
storage houses or places out Of the
danger from water. Hundreds az
calls 10 the nemovaI or pianos were
received Yesterday by transfer conn
pantcs and music stores one companv
receiving 200 orders during the day.
The flood will cause Considerable
suffering. especially among the poor.
and the long -eNepcted cold weather
which matcrialized yesterday vii.
make matters worsa Ths rainfali
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GALES SWEEPING
OYER THE STATES
Great Damage Being Done and Many
Towns Are lsolsted-Ships at
Sea IN Distress.

CAIRO. Ill. Jan s-Gales. Illinois.
thirty miles north 0f here. rs nearly
cut on from the surrounding country.
and shortage OF provisions b. add.
ing 10 the horror 81 the cerebro SPINAL
meningitis epidemic. from which one
or two persons are dying daily. accord
ing 10 reports received here Trouble
In burying tho dead is also reuorted
ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Jan. s.
The cold wave which set in SUNDAY
still has the central part of Ncw Mex.
co In its grasp Last night was the
coolest on record here. ~ below zero.
u was ~ below zero IN Santa Fe. the
coldest 10 has been there boz 90 years.
while at Las Vegas 20 below csfab
lished a new record
FL PASO. Texas. Jan. s The cold
wave over The Southwest has extended
FAR into Northern Mexico. Much suf.
f@ring among tho natives unused 20
cold. not only Boo Tho Mexican border
states. but along Tho American side Of
the border. is reported
NEW YORK. Jan = Tho steamer
KrOonland. ~ the Rcd Star line ran
aground today in the fox o. the edge
~ Ambrose Channel. in tho outer har
Dor. and ~ night. after six hours ~
enort by tugs 10 drag her free. she 70.
mained fast in tho mud Her position
is not considered dangerous Tho
kroonIand is bound for Antwerp with
about 800 passengers on board.
WASHiNGTON. w. g.. Jan AZ
late hour M report from tho supply
ship Panther bad been received here
Rear Admiral Philip AuIrcvs. chief Of
ne bureau OF navigation Of fho Navy
D"IIrtm'n'. declared that ho htd ahso-
riely 10 reports from tho ycasol
N"ithcr bad fHn bureau of operations.
nor th" wireless station at tho Wash.
ingion Navy Yards any urve from tho
vessel 70 ie possible. BE- vas declared.
10 niEhi That Tho vessel may have been
blown out ~ hfr course. ueceaaIfsttnr
longer time iu reaching Guantanamo.
Cuba
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OHIO VALLEY
TOWNS WILL
BE FLOODED
New MsrtinsviIIe, Will Be Hit Harder
Than Any Other City Along
the River.

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer
NEW MARTINSVILLE. W. Va.
Jan. S.-Tonight every team in New
Martinsvilhe. is being used TO haul
the household goods Of the residents
OF the flood zone 10 the hills east or
the city. Predictions from Pittsburgh
and Wheeling. late tonight indica =
that this city will experience thu
worst food I'm many years. the entire
town will he practically submerg "a.
The Ohio has already left Its banks
and many houses are under water
but II will not be until Friday evening
or possibly saturday morning that the
crest Is expected here.
Traffic on the ohio River division
81 the Baltimore e ohio railroad will
he cut or The backwater will Zoo
the tracks al BROOKLYN. The Shors
line. operating between this city and
Clsrkshurg will also be submerged
and the last train between the two
cities will run 10 New Martinsvilie
tomorrow noon. The Sistersville and
New MartinsVille traction line will b..
covered and traffic suspended soms-
time tomorrow evening.
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TIE wEArHER


WAsH1NGToH. Jan 9.-Forecast,
ohio-Fdr Thursday; Friday fair
s, moaerate variable winds. be-
west vtrEinia-fair Thursday, colder
east portions; Friday fair, warmer west
portion
western Psnnsylvania-Pair rhur.-
acyi fnt - fair. warmer; moderats var
iaele winds.
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Martetfa in Y1noh.h

Special pispach 20 the Intelligence.
MARIETTA a.. Jan S--At 10 o.,,octe
tp-uignt TIE ohio river had ~ feet Of
water In the channel and rising five
inches per hour. \ stage of a. feet is
expected by Friday. which will MT
feet ~ water
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courts for trial ~ civil disputes aris.
INK between Tho Mn sulmaua
Some Of those among the advanced
section ~ tho allied delegates are ~
fhe opinion that now that they have
paved 'he way for the expulsion oi
Turkey from Europe. the powers
ought 10 complete tho work hv re.
moving Islam from C0nsfantinopie
and transferring the Turkish capital
into an autonomous city under Euro
pean control. and that they should
study some system with the object
~ giving n real civilized government
~ Asia Minor. " such steps are not
taken. they declare that ere long
fh"ro will be repetition IN Asia
Minor ~ what has just occurred in
tfo Balkans
Amused a. Turks.
Tho allies. especially tho gcrviana
and NDntnuorrins. are amused ~ tho
aonsitivrness the Turks displayed ~
tho sudden suspension NJ tho lasf aii.
'lu~ ~ Tho peace conference hv tho
rrc. iding officer. VI Novak0vitch. and
their iusistrncc that strict efiquotfe
shpuid hr observed Tho allies rc-
mark that Turkey eenna 10 have for
gotten fhe cOntcmptuous manner IN
which che treated tho Balkan states
and their diplomatic representative
before tho war. Ono 90 tho gravcef
aspects ~ the situation ~ unbiased
observers view o.. o. tho failure ~
Austria 10 Rive any slgn ~ demobiH-
zafi0n. in spite ~ Servia'a sacrifices
fContfnued o., Pa~. T.n1
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AoED PAREHrs or
WHEnBTNorTEs DH.

MARIETTA. ~. Ian. s-At.
most slmulfq neoueiy. two well
known WnerliuE residents mourn.
in Washington county ID Few rnft-u
part and Who were buried fn.
daF caleb NueseI. 90 wealthy
farmer ~ Torch. was The father
~ InwHrd Russell. ~ MheefIur
y vniic ~ ". holland &C.. CIVIL NNsr
veteran. was fhe father ~ George
Nnlaud. - Wheeling Mra ~ u
bfadfnrd. Mre % o. Griw David
ana charles N0laud a1 ~ Park
srehurE Uaniet holland and Nfrs
Elizabeth resided 30 unrkfanf
where the body vac Inferred
sitter sudden death 90 CooIvuIe
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. s.-At
midnight the flood had almost para.
iized industries on the South Side, bor-
dering the Mononeshela river. The
Oiver Steel works, the A. NJ. Myers
Steel plant. tire DiIworth, Porter and
Co.. Mill and the Singer Steel mill.
employing total of 5000 men. has
lery Is surrounded by water and will
haVe to close. The Christian Home
for Girls In Ouquesne Way Is mar
ooned and the 300 women qusrtered
there were taken out in boats by po-
licemen. II is estimated that $1,000
men VIII be idle following the flood.
Special Dispatch to the InteIIigencer.
PITTSBURGH. Jan. s.-With the
Allegheny. MonOngahela and Ohio riv-
ers on a rampage and still rising.
Forecaster Henry Pennywitt tonight
said Pittsburgh and towns along the
Ohio river are menaced by the worst
food since the memorable one OF
March. 1907.
\ food stage was reached here at
o'clock this morning At $50
O'Clock tonight the stage was 2slh
feet and rising az the rate OF four
tenths feet an hour. \ stage of IS
feet was predicted for Wheeling by
foTftdSiFT feuNN VIII. MlllS nave
been forced 10 shut down. throwing
hundreds OF men out Of work: trolley
schedules have been abandoned. rail
road trains on nearly all lines are he
lated and many OF Pittsburgh's su-
burbs are without electric light. The
delayed cold snap. which arrived to-
night. will. according TO FOrecaster
PennyWift. prevent more disas-
trous flood. which seemed imminent
throughout the day II is expected
that with continued cold weather the
worst will have been passed as soon
as the high water in the swollen ALE
Rheny and Mongahela rivers. result
ing from the heavy rains Of the last
few days. passes out.
Industries Crippled.
Reports from Ohio river towns show
tnat heavy damage has already been
done and that more will be inflicted
before tho water recedes A. Steu-
benville. the river showed a stage Of
% feet. with seven feet more expected
by tomorrow night All industries
along the river an this point are food
I'd and closed down Traction lines
are under water The Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad branch has sus-
pended operations and many homes
have been flooded East Liverpool Is
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PTTrsBURGH. Pa, Jan. a-rsv.r
stages at 10 p. m. follow:
DAVIS ISLAND pAh-2s.7 feet, ris-
ing; cloudy.
MoRoAErowH-al feet, stationary;
cloudy.
PARKERsBuRo-5a.l feet, rising;
snow.
OIL C1TY-l4.4 feet. rt.ing. oiorax
WAhAEH-ll.1 feet rising; snow
STEUBENvILLE-34L feet rfstn9.
cloudy.
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LATEST NEWS
OF THE FLOOD
AT A GLANCE
Ohio Rising Rapidly at This Port and
steubenVilie-tiiehest Stage
at Pittsburgh.

Stages of the Ohio at hesd~ aters
and the local port. together with the
weather conditions and other LAST
minute Hood news in terse form fol-
lows:
Staoes ~ tne.I o.-.
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sistersvilIe Suffers.

Special Dispatch 20 tie IutelliEenccr
SlSTERSVILLE. W. Va. Jan. s.
The oil Town is in the food zone. and
the residents OF the fats are tonight
moving their furniture to higher
ground. Sistersyille will be practic-
ally cut on from the outside world Fri
day. when traffic on the Ohio River
Railroad and the Sistersville & New
Martinsvllle traction lines will be sus-
pended.
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steubenvllIe Flooded.

Spe,iHl tt-rafet. 20 tue Intelligence
STEUBENNILLE. O. Jan S The
Ohio river is az food stage here to-
night, with the marks showing 30 feet,
and nine more feet are expected bv
tomorrow night. Al the industries
along the river are flooded and are
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IN the Flood Zone.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
PURCHASING TRADING
 STATION IN ALASKA

5EAUMoNT.-A. V. Dedriek of this city has just closed a deal for the purchase of an Alaskan trading sta tion 300 miles east of Point Barrow, the most northerIy point on the Am erIcan continent, and accompanied by Mrs. Oedrick, will leave in a few days to establish hR business there.
 Mir. Dedriek is interested in two other trading stations in AIaska and makes annual Visits there in carrying on an extensive fur business. Both he and Mrs. Dedriok have passed many ySars in the North, Mrs. Dsd :. rick being one of the few white wo. men who have been able te master Eskime language, which shs spOa<s fuSntly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
MURDERED BROTHER AND
 MOTHER IN COLD BLOOD

Special Nugget Service.
 CANTON, Ohio, June 9.-One of the most horrible tragedies on record oc- cured here today when 5erkley Flem- ing, a young farmer of twenty years of age, murdered his brother and af- forwards murdered his mother to hide his guilt. After the murder of the brother, whose name was CuIbertson Fleming, the youthful slayer feared that the mother suspected him and waited for some time to make sure. After satisfying himself that she did really believe him guilty hs went about her murder in the most cold blooded manner. He is now under arrest and the people of the place are so worked up that a strong guard is found neees. sary to protect him from their ven gsanee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
RECORDS
JUNE 10, 1913. Deeds.

Marie Mattig to Anna Nelson, lot 17, block 29, June 5, 1913.
 Milton B. Roper to w. J. William son, Stanley claim, left limit Anvil creek May 31, 1918.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

O say! Have you got your pump ing outfit yet to cleanup your dumps or for your summers work Better see Tom AIbrooht over on the Sand spit, he has got any kind of old pumps and machines or anything that your little heart may desirs, every thing in good shape ready to hit 'hs trail.
 Come and see me. TOM
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
CITY COUNCIL HAS
 A TOUCH OF ROMANCE

The chief thing done at the nneetinO of the city council last evening was the reading of communications which were sent by parties outside and which were of an unusually colorfuI nature One party wrote that he had seen in the Boston Post a story about Schroe- der who was frozen on Diomede isl. and and he wished to know if the man is brother whom he saw last forty years ago. He heard of him twenty five ysars ago when the missina man was on a Whalsr.
 Treasurer Wilson of the Red cross Society of Ohio wrote to thank the people of Nome for the money cent for the relief of the flood suffSrsrs.. A young attorney wrote to know how many attornsys are here and wanted to know all about it. Another psrson wrote to find ths brother of a man named "heinis" who wac killed out. side by a street car. That the whole family is subject to accidents is evil dOnosd by the fact that if Hsinis's brother is found at all hs will be found minus one foot frozen off and a few other marks which are we'll calculated to aid identification.
 As the laborers working for the city have an eight hour day now the wages were raised last evening to 76 cents an hour instead of 65 cents. Judging by the formidable array of bills road the present council is csr- tainIy not getting very penurious.
 Captain BsVeridee sent in his resig- nation and Mrs. Tiffany was elstced to fill the vacancy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10
STREET CARS NOT SUBJECT
 TO INTERSTATE COMMERCE
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 WASHINGTON, Q. C., June g. The supreme court handed down a most important decision when it de- clared today that street car lines are not subject to the rulings of the in- tsrstate commerce commission and cannot be interfered with by that body The hearing by the supreme court was brouqht about at the instance of the administration whose members wish cd to know how far they could go tc stop the fragrant acts of the street car companies. The decision is re- sarded as a necessary and unavoidable but regrettable facts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-10

GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee House in town.
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suIT TO DISSOLVE
 THE KODAK TRUST
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Q. C., June D. Attorney General MoRsynolds began suit today for. the dissolution of the kodak trust and it is almost certain that one more trust will go by the board. It is semi officially stated that the cIsarest evidence is at hand to prove that the Kodak trade has been cornsred by one of the most fragrant trusts on record and that no difficulty need be feared in bringing the matters complained of to light.