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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
RIVER NEWS

A. was expected. the rise the latter
fart az last week proved only tom
pcr"ry. and the river g. again falling
To a low stage. TOO low for the larger
Packets 10 navigate with safety. As
most Of the large packets are on the
docks. undergoing slight repairs. the
trad" is SIM confined 20 the fleet OF
small gasoline boats row operating be-
tween nearby towns.
The steamer Joe Fowler carried two
large excursions down the river YES.
terday. making the first trip during
Cd" afternoon and the second N night
Practically half tho needles nave
been removed from the wickcts ~ Jam
No ID. az MCMechen. 20 take care o..
Oh" water freed from dams 80. q and
~. 10y the opening Of one bear tran
at each plac" yesterday
Tho following stages we're reported
az the various dams.
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WORK OF
WOMEN
GARNISHIuGS.

'Thcse recsipcS ar. from the rotob.ob
OF oscar nirky. for many years hctI
OF t"s .ni.udr3 department OF the Wal
d"rf-Astortt hotel. $~V York;
fr.ad '.Dut"uS for Soup Slices -
bread a quarter ~ an iacu thick are.
,ut INTO dice affr' removing ali crtfsf
it'it som" butter go q pan and fry In ~
the cruutouS tai the are ~ "A LIGHT
golden brown. tossing them about g.. in
cure equal color Ear alt Drain ,f, =,
sh'et OF Iaper In 81 warm oven af...
Ioach"i Eggs for Soup-I'ut Into ,
cause ian 90 boiling s41fed water hsr
a wiregiassful 81 vinegar kert.irg IL
on the sid" ~ the fro 'o ou c.fft,.
iir'ak o." stk~ seGt-ats't into "a ,l.f.s a
four them gently into tho boiling w.,T.-'
'DNer 10" Iau and LET them remain f.r
t1ree minute When done take ...st
with perforated l1dla AND ..fur..
INTO cold water Eewovs. trim 'fr,a y.
r"und shsp" ana either pat them into
Eratelv
onion Garrish FOR Frirarese. ciif az
thin slice from eithe- rrI of ..rg.
.ni"ns. pat them into boiling water and
ti1nch fnr ter minute. Take them ,.,.f
'rlin. and whom trav a~e cold r.fs..,..
the outer skins i'ut them in a SAM.
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pan with two br-akfastcupfuIs OF water
a'i t"aspoonful zach Of salt and
sugar. boil slowly until done reruore
ana drain. They should be put into tho
lrlctsS"" At least live minutes before
serving
'ArrotS f"r oiarnish-Rlanch young
carrots IN boiling water. run of th.ir
fkins and trim with "A knife iu cIua!iz.I
pear shapes or fancy forms. Then nut
Them IN q saucepan with some chicken
G ms" inui~. add salt. Pepper AMI su-4r
ana cook until done. K.duc" DO" Iiqunr
:" gaze th" carrots and they arc ready
To- serve
IFumpliugS for Broth SIT together
OF" ~poorfyt ~ baking powder and
ono hca!cP brT.tkfastcupfIl - Hour add
"a pinch 90 salt AMI mix t. a smooth
Dough with water. Drop small guantt-
TICS ~ This with a spoon into the hrpf h.
Wer" they should float. and put on the
lid. When th"y are about three marta
done iut -" saucepan into tho ov. %
first removing M. fid and brown IN .
tops ~ the dumpliugr. lasting them
orc" with tho liquor
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ROSE COPHAM

5o4-5to sehmuibseh BUILDING.
Bell Phone 335-W. National. 662-M.
You are respectfully reminded OF
Miss Copham's Scientific Treatments
in facial work. for sluggish condi-
lions. eruptions. discolored spots.
loose. fiabby skins. sagging muscle s
and double chin.
Course Tickets, Six Treatments, $500.
This is particularly the season hair
should have :are and proper atten-
ton. Falling hair. oily scalps and
dry conditions.
Course. Eight Treatments, $500.
Warts. moles and superfiuous hair
removed without soaring
Improved method OF shampooing
equal TO scalp treatment
Expert Msnlcuring Tickets, Three
Tire ailments, $500.
Special Foot Massage and all all
ments OF the feet scientifically
treated.
MARlNEllO SYSTEM.
MARINEllO PREPARATIONS.
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SUift-McGlumuhv.

The wedding Of Miss Margaret Nc.
Glumphy. daughter OF Dr. and Mrs.
W. G.. McGlumphy OF Moundsville and
Mr.. Alfred Swift OF Wheeling took
place Saturday evening al the home
OF the bride Rev. J J Shroades OF
New Athens. o.. Officiated At 9
O'Clock the wedding march was played
by Mrs. II. 7. Swift. The bride vas
attended by Miss mary Moore ~ Pitts
burgh and NJ Phil Mcclure. OF
Wheeling was the best man Alter a
reception Mr and Mrs. Swift left FOR
a honeymoon trip IN the east Both
're popular young people and have
the best wishes Of host Of friends.
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TWO ooYs RIDE m

Harry anil Clarence Ruusor. broth.
'rF of Doiruif Mitch. aud onroute
from pitt-hursh to Jacksonville F1s
iy oauoc. campcd on tho Island ves.
frrd1y ard spent the dlv IN seeing
ih" firhie Zoo This vicinity Through
I''" of adv"nfur" The boys have
tnI"rfak'u This stupoudous task ~
travelling from the smoky city
tUourI fh" Southland in frau canoa
equipped only with q simple campfpe
outhi They expect 20 complete tho
journey i5 Christmas Uay
Arriving 90 Jacksonville they viii
Immediately begin cross continent
journey c" 'ir,clos from FLORIDA 20
san Francisco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18

The Willing Workers class ~ r..
First Christian church boil a ,1kc
and 90 fry sale saturday arrrrn.r n
The Centre Market Tho ladies in
charge hId 20 nur limo of cakes. uII.
and rolls such r. demand ha. i.sr
mad" for homo made delira'.'. Chat
th" ladies viii conduct the msskrt.
weekly
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Theatre PARTY.

Mrs. Bruce Handgar'ncr. Of Mar
tins Ferry entertained with theatre
party AZ tho lex Friday evening in
compliment 10 Miss Lydia Reynolds
OF Cleveland and Miss Frazier Of Buf
falo. who are guests Of Mr.. Stein
metz Bailey. Following the movies
the guests were entertained with "a
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Hand
glrtneT.
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Western Visit

Mr.. Hugh Crockard. OF 4O4 North
Huron street. Island. received a letter
several days ago from his niece. Mrs.
Bina Eli and son. VIII. who left here
on July Ii tor their home in Water
Vile. Wash, stopping OF at Leaven-
worth. Kun. TO visit her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Robert Pallister. She stated OF
having a pleasant visit there. She lett
last Saturday morning for Portland,
Ore, where she will visit her sister.
Mrs. Stephen Signorney. nee Miss Mol
lie McClelland. OF Bellaire. O., for sew.
eral weeks. after which she will leave
for her homo as stated above. arriving
about September l.
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Swinq Party.

Friday evening, at her home near
Mt. Olivet, Miss Lota Bonar entertain
ell with swing party. Fifty persons
were present. including all the girls
from the White Homestead camp. a
number Of persons from Mozart.
bethlehem and Wheeling. The chief
diversion was swinging on the large
swing. Lizzie" While waiting turns
cut door games were enjoyed. The
guests remained until a late hour and
all voted 1t the best time ever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18

Misses liildl S'yboli Helen Msyer.
Froia LOlman and Eva S.ahrI.pt
gave an enjoyable outing 90 Wheeling
park Saturday boo honor OF Nis- fiu'Ia
S"yhold ~ Hamburg. lowe. Nho 81. 'rr
guest ~ Mrs a. g. Haachr of the
South Side
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Tho Belle lei" Beach 81, becoming
more popular daily and now looks like
a miniature Eastern resort. Eytry az.
temoon and evening large crowds
gather az the Beach and number
81 private parties have lren arranged.
on Monday MR. William Schwcrt-
foyer Will entertain the Island bridge
club and on "wednesday Mrs Fred ~.
Appenzcller ~ kirkWood will enter.
tain a number of her friends.
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mrs. cowl En,.rtaln.d

Mrs. Fred 'owl entertained with "a
six o'clock dinner Saturday for Mr.
and Mrs Marriott OF Mobile. Alabama.
who are visiting Mrs Gator ~ Six.
teonth street Miss lila ,lator a.
Texas IS also an honor guest There
were covers for twelve quests
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Ice Cream Social.

The Sunday School Of ST. Pauls
German Evangelical church IS max
ing arrangements for an ice cream
social and entertainment TO be held
on tho church lawn. Saturday after
noon and evening. August 80.
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Arion Auxiliary Party

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Arion
socity will entertain its members On
Thursday afternoon CT their club pr
lors. Handsome prizes will be given.
In charge OF the affair are Mrs. Ed.
kirschner and Miss Mary Kirschner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-18
SOCIETY
Island W C L IL

The Island W. c. T. L. will hold an
important business meeting this even
ing al the home Of Mrs. c. l.. Giffin. ~
Kentucky street Matters OF import
ance are TO be brought before the
Union and all are requested TO attend.
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Lady Shrine Picnic

The Ladies' Shrine CT West Virginia
Will hold a picnic at Bayney's grove
Wednesday, August %. A large at
tendance is expected and a fine time
IL anticipated.
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About People
Movements OF individuals 10 Ano
From the City.
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
Melure-AleX b. Conner, Mounds
vile: Walter ID. Gaskins, Fairmont;
l.. W. Burris. Grafton.
Grand CentraI-Ward Lanham
Grafton: Wallace r. Feeney, Bethany:
l.. l.. Phillips. Cameron.
9runswiek-H. A. Gatrell. Grafton;
i. W. Beatty. Warrington.
Stamm-C. +. Chalfant. Parkers
burg: George Bridgeman, New Mar
unsville; c. Baker. Warrington; W
l.. Riggs, Spring Run.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Oct. :.-iiosx: Receipts
$4,000: market slow. STEADY at yes
terday's average: bulk of sales s.:o
to $40. lights s.35 to .: mixed S.Io
10 S.S': heavy = To $50: rough \ to
$50: heavy TO $50: pigs $50 to
7.75. -. go
Cattle: Receipts $500: mark.,
steady: beeves 1-i3 to $40: Texas
steers $50 to, $40: western steers
G.i. I" sac: s,ockers and feeders
$50 to '.s5: cows aud heifcrs 81; to
SOS: calves 7.75 TO Ii.75.
Sheep: Receipts $1,000: mark.,
steady 10 shade higher: native 81.
to ass: western $50 to $50: year
iingS $50 TO $50: lambs. nativ. $50
to 1.ia: western $50 TO 7.ts.
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THE MARKETS
~ FVLL ASSOCIATE PRESS ~
W DAILY REPoRTs W
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. :.-Hogs:
Receipts 5000: market steady TO SC
higher: bulk OF sales $40 to S.55:
heavy $40 to s.55. packers and
butchers SEQ 10 $50: lights SIS To
s.55: pigs q To $50.
Cattle: Receipts 5000: market
steady to strong: prime fed steers
$50 to s.:s: dressed beef steers 3 70
SIS: western steers $50 to $40;
southern steers $50 tn q cows i.5
to 4: helfers . TO =: stockers aud
feeders $50 to Sis: bulls 40 TO
$50. calves 4 10 10.
Sheep: Receipts 5000: market
strong to Toe higher: lambs $50 To
40: yearlings ) to q: wcthcrs i.25
To .: ewes $50 To $50: stock.rs aud
feeders ! to ESQ.
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CONDEMNED BY THE CANON

Canon NewbOlt OF st. Pauls ca
thcdral London. is laundering
against the evils of modern dances
and the rank immodesty that charac-
terizcs the fashionable female dress
today. He is OF the opinion that the
Indecent dance suggestive Of evil and
destructive OF modesty would disap-
pear II professed Christians were to
say: ~ will not allow my daughter TO
turn into a Salome. even although
Herod were to give me half his king
dom and admit me to the much COW
eted society of world which has
persu a ded itself that Immodcsty is
artistic, and that anything is permits
sible in society which removes the
intolerable monotony OF It's pleas
ures." The good canon is also
shocked at the society novel as II now
flourishes in Britain in this age
which questions the marriage service
and yet welcomes for its sons and
daughters the sex problem dressed u!
In all its nauscous unreserve'
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Control Of Public
Domain Involved In
Utah Light Case

Denver. Colo. Oct. Fees to the
government reaching an estimated
,ota, of from 81. 900. 900 to $4,000
900 In the next ten years are In
volve In the case Of the United States
.xainxt the Utah Power and Light
company. argument Of which was be-
gun before the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals here today. The
appeal, which 10 from the decision Of
uJdge John A. Marshall. Of the Unit
cd States district court OF Utah. Is a
test case, charging the power corpor-
alton with trespass In constructing =
flumc and reservoir n the Cache Ma
tional Forest. in Utah. Hundreds Of
similar instances all over the Rocky
Mountain and Pacific Coast states
are awaiting determination. Many
OF these concern the Utah Power and
Light Company. = s4o.ooo.0oo mers-
er effected several months ago.
The opening argument was made
for the government by n. F. Fcasans.
law officer OF the forestry depart
mcnt at Ogten. He was to be fol-
lowed by Dwight w. Morrow and E..
NJ. Allison. Jr.. for the defendant
corporation. and Hiram Booth. Unit
ed States District Attorney In Utah.
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SETTLERS ON NATIONAL
FORESTS BUY TIMBER AT COST

4, 4, -.,,o.,. ~, ~. -,
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Dallas. Texas. Oct. Edwin Sin.
gieSou, father Of Lucille Singleton.
who was reported stabbed by Her
mann Oelrichs Tuesday night In New
York today denied that his daughter
had been attacked Us reported. de-
clarinE he had = telegram from her
conveying this information. The tel
eGram assured him. he said. her In
jurics had been received when the
automobile was wrecked In a collis-
lon.
Miss Singleton had known DEL
ricbs for some time, under the name
Of Creighton" her father said. hav-
ing been introduced to him by mu-
tuai friend. She Inns been in New
York studying music since she left
Darlington seminary said Mr.. Sim
sletos.
lie will leave for New York early
tomorrow. He In Il mining man.
whose interests are In the Taos dis.
trict OF New Mexico.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Oct. 2.-Fluctuations Of
standard stocks were unusually. mar
row during the morning session.
There was some furthe rseiiinx Of
Steel. which ~ffecautlly checked the
market whenever Il showed . tend
eiyy 10 advance. Bearish traders
were not impressed by xainS made in
American stocks Ia London. contend
by orders from this side with view
to facilitating distribution OF stocks
here. Advance OF the Bank Of En-
gland rs discount rate to . per cent
was without direct Influence on the
home market.
Trading was dull during the sec
ond half Of the forenoon. with {,
slight reaction In the leading stocks.
bonds were steady.
Southern Pacific collateral &c ad-
vanced II.
Prices improved slightly during
the noon hour. bur trading was slow
and the advance did nothing more
than restor. the leaders to their hish
figures Of the day.
Steel developed n distinctly .strons
tone. advancing nearly a point. The
rise In this stock affected the whole.
list. ''
The market closed steady. '-.
Steady absorption Of stocks con-
iinued and the last hours tradipr
witnessed n general elevation Of quo
isisons. Bidding was not urgent. bu,
Offerings were scaut and there va.
evidence OF growing uncasincss
among the sho1s. Canadian Pacific
stood D, above yesterdays close and
Amnisama'ed Copper :.
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for the government.

for the government.
Mr.. FeaGans declared that the fed
cral act Of 1856 under which the
power company claims the right to
acquire permanent totle to sites on
the public domain. was repealed by
Implication In the act Of 1895 which
laid down regulations by which ease
mcnts for limited terms Of years.
could be secured from the depart
ment Of agriculture. He contendej
that the reservoir and flume In ques-
tion. having been constructed In 1900
came under the provisions OF the act
OF 1895.
The act Of 1855 recognized state
laws and local court decisions In cor
nection with settlement on pubic
land. The present case. therefor.
opens up the whole subject Of feder-
al and state control Of the Public do
milan.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Oct. 2.-World's lard
stocks. the heaviest In ten years. had
n depressing effect on provisions
First sales ranged from 7ic decline
to &c gain, but prices later hard
ened.
Close: Pork, January 2O.15l May
2O.c5.
Lard. January 1914: May 11.12a.
Ribs. January 1866; May 1874
to 1875.
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo, Oct. 2.--aCttle: Re-
ceipts $500: market weak: beef
steers 6 to s: cows and heifers D to
$50: stockers and feeders 5.75 to
rs: calves Z to $50.
Hogs: Receipts 1900: market
weak: top $50: bulk OF sales S.25
to s.35.
Sheep: Receipts 5000: market
strong; yearlings 4.4O to 5: wethers
1855 to 4.25: lambs 6.25 to 6.75;
ewes 1926 to 3.75; feeder lambs SIS
to 60, freight prepaid.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-02

Lyuso r. ftnku9m .
Vegetable Com
pound has done for
me. ] was weak,
nervous. and cared
for nOthing but
sleep. Now l can
70 ahead with my
work daily and feel
ten yeass younger
than before ! started
taking your med-
cine. ! will advise
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NEW YORK METAL

New York. Oct. Cooper dull:
no transactions.
Tin quiet; spot and October alp
to i1.37.
Iron quiet and unchanged.
Lead easy. $50 to $50.
Spelter quiet, $50 to $50.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Oct. ed
ia: Sugar 10Y: Atchison 9t.:
Reading 1854: Southern Pacific 81:
Union Pacific 1893: 4. $. Steel GO, /:
4. s. Steel preferred 1851.
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. Oct. Money on call
firm. :! to ! per cent.
Time loans firm: 80 days -: 80
days ~ to 5: six months ~.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. Oct. ?.-Cios.: Prime
mercantile paper - to & per cent.
Commercial bills isi..
Bar silver sil.
Mexican dollars ~.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-02

Ten thousand acres are planted IN
figs in Tiff county, Georgia. The
owners figure on making profit Of
about 800 an acre.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-02

any woman 70 consult with you b~fors
gutag 70 . doctor. Mrs. lNixE VIII.
LIZ, n2s Bank st.. Louisville. Ky.
Another Sufferer Relieved.
RomAyoe, T-xss. -"I suffered terri
bly, With ; displacement and bladder
troubls. was In misery oil the time
end cou6 not walk any distance.
thoaght ] nsvrs could b~ cured. but ny
mothse sdvised me to Try Lydia z. Pink
hsm's Vegetable Compound and ] did.
81 - cured Of the displscsnsnt and
ths biad6sr trouble Ia relieved. ! think
ths Compound Is the finest medicine On
earth for suffering women. - Mr..
VIOLA JAsr1s, Romayor. Texaa.
II ysa va.s special advice write 70
Lydia Z Plnkhsa 1edleiss C. tcsa1.
6satlaD lyna, Nass. Year letter viii
- opeao1, Tes1 ssA answered b. .
Wsoaa 81 AelA u sls3sl ess11eseA
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Most anything in printing neatly
executed and at reasonable prices.
at the Chrontcle-News job rooms.
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IWelborn. prcsideut OF the COLORADO
Fuel and Iron company. has Issued
statement In which he denied the
report that the minc OF his company
At Morley had been Obliged to sus-
pend operations because Of lack Of
men. He urged the sending Of MIL
tia Into the Southern Colorado strike
zone "ss = means Of restoring order
and permitting the placing Of .th.
states coal Industry on u normal ba-
SIs." The last resalt. he declared.
would more than compensate the
state for what expense the troops
would Incur.
wciborn'. ssstemeas follows:
The report contained In the morn.
lag newspspers that the few remain
Ing niners employed nj the Morley
mine Of the Colorado. Fuel Z Iron
company did not 20 to work Tuesday.
September 30. 10 false In every re-
speci. There were fully 7s per cent
Of the usual force employed At this
mine Al work Yesterday and the pro.
duciIon WAS greater than any day
since tho strike. Fully a. many men
are At work this morning.
THE miners At Morley earned an
average OF 33.S0 per day during the
month Of August and those who
ceased work when the strike was
called freely stated that they did 70
fonly because OF fear Of violence .f|
they did not respond to the call.
The only losses from the ranks o.
the men who reported for Work Sep
TENDER 81. 1.-THE date OF the strike
calD have been men who were
threatened with violence and death
II they continued to work. This mum.
Der has not been excessive and has
been offset several times by those
who responded 10 the strike call bu.
have since returned to their old plac.
cs.
~,
" .A NV. '''''. 'o "o'A y" tue
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Denver, Colo. Oct. 1.-THE coal
operators OF southern Colorado called
attention Of officials Of the Colorado
and Southern and Denver and Rio
,0rande railroads 70 their claim that
the strikers daily Interfere With
traffic by stopping trains and cross-
questioning passengers ~ to their
destiny and occupation. The oper-
ators asked that the roads put II
stop to this practice. but have ,e-
ccived no reply.
Word was received here that sher-
III Jefferson Farr Of Wasenburs has
notified both operators uni union
leaders that he has ben uuabic to
disarm everybody carrying weapons
In Huerfano county.
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FEELS
10 YEARS
YOUNGER


Leeisviils. Ky. ~ take great pleas.
ne b writing 70 inform you Of what
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-02

Neuralgia Of the face. shoulder.
hands or feet requires a powerful
remedy that will penetrate the flesh.
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT pos
sesses that power. Rubbed In where
the pain IL felt is all that 10 neces-
sary to relieve suffering and restore
normal conditions. Price CSC, SOC
and 800 per bottle. Sold by Haus-
man Drug Company.
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-, NEW YORK COTTON
New York. Oct. Spot cotton
quiet: middlfnE upiands 1870: mid
6iinx gulf 1876.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF 1Aaps

Chicago. Oct. :.-Seliins that de.
velopcd on = slight advance today la
wheat more than wiped out the gain
The upturn at the outset was due IL
news Of drought In southern Argeu-
tina and reports OF Increased flour
business ut Minnca polls. Opening
prices were unchanged to &c higher.
but the reaction carried the market
below yesterdays close.
The close was firm. F.. to Z and lc
nte higher.
Generally favorable weather weak.
cncd corn. The market opened 4
lower 10 n shade advance. and then
made u decided vertical decline.
The close was steady. 1 to Q and &c
above last night. ~
Oats displayed firmne~s. Pit buy
ers were active and seemed determ-
incd to hold the market at q slight
advance.
Close: Wheat. December $40 to Z:
May 90. to 92s. ..-
Corn. December 70A: May II. to
71..
Oats. December ~. to Aes: May
IS, to 45:. .-......
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-02

II what she told me. II IL impossible
TO say with certainty how the cuts
were inflicted.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Famous will be closed until
Saturday morning. Oct. 4.
s. PHIL DENlTE Z co.