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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
DAMAGE BY FIRE
REACHES $4,000
Mount Vernon Livery Stables
and Storage Department
Almost Wiped Out.
lspecial 60 The Times-pispatch !

tSPeCidt 10 Inc TtmeS-Dlspatch
alexandria. Va, May 6-Fire of an
unknown origin al o'clock this morn
ing damaged the stable and contents
OF the Mount Vernon Livery Stables.
10 North st. Asaph Street. to the ex
tent of $4,000, including the compIe,e
destruction Of the entire contents If
us storage department representing
furniture of fifteen citizens. The loss
on its storage department will # ia
thought, exceed the loss to the stables
D. a Kelly. night foreman, discoy
ered the fire and turned in an alarm
tense clouds of smoke coming from
me building considerably hampered the
nremeh' although they finally succeed
cd In entering
inc loss on the stables. together with
us equipment, is fully covered The
stables carried an insurance of s23.5Oo
ana $4,000 on its equipment Eight
Iuhaoouts' Two hacks and six sleiehs
We're destroyed. None of the autorno-
oites was damag cd. Sixty-odd head ne
horses, which We're on the second floor
We're quickly turned out and esconed
injury. although they created a STAN
pede. and IL was with considerable DIFF
ncuity That they were finally oorraled.
me Iact mat the building is a strong
DITCH structure and that the first and
second floors were concrete saved -
from obstruction. Among the heaviest
sufferers from loss of furniture is Rich
ard Gibson. $4,000, with but 81 600 in
Surance, and Mrs. 3. Fleet Board. or
Wake Forest, N c.
me work of remodeling the interior
OF Inc stables and erecting new roof
the latter being completely DESTROYED
VIII ne begun at once by r. NJ Petit
president Of the concern.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. May 6.-Under much tho
same conditions as prevailed yester-
day, when stocks moved strongly up
ward, the market fell back to day. The
cheerful tenor OF the cable advices and
further advances in securities aboard
were ignored. More emphasis was laid
on the unfavorable weather features
OF the present situation. and sentiment
became increasingly bearish.
Evidences of slowing down in bust
ness attracted more attention by rea-
son OF the closing OF several New Eng
land textile mills. The Hartman stocks
were especially heavy. owing to the
necessity imposed by the Supreme
Court of complying with the dissolution
decree by July ]. Prices of American
stocks were marked up in London be-
fore the opening here. but purchases
in this market for foreign account
were comparatively small The inter
national stocks were heaviest in the
early trading. Among the important
stocks there were numerous losses OF
to points. Southern Pacific dropped
nearly points to 94h. the bottom fig
ure for five years. Union Pacific fell 2
points The local traction shares were
weak.
Engagement OF 100000 more gold
for Paris was announced late in the
day and was q factor in the increased
heaviness of the market at the close.
The renewed outflow of gold was re-
garded as distinctly unfavorable by
some bankers, who had expected that
with restoration of peace in the Bal
kans in sight. this country might re-
cover part OF the gold shipped TO Eu-
rope earlier in the year.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value. Sl.7T2,o00. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
New York. May 6-Money on call
steady pa as per cent: ruling rate,
2h; closing bid. 2S, offered at "a I
Time loans easier; sixty days. 3!4 q $50
per cent: ninety days, 22&@4: six
months, IA 44ia. Prime mercantile
paper, 595k per cent Sterling ex :
change steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.S320 for sixty day
bills and at s4s670 for demand. Com |
mercial bills, SASS. Bar silver. GO. !
Mexican dollars. rs. Government bonds |
steady; railroad bonds irregular.
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NEW YORK rRopUCr M.pKrr

New York. May .-Flour-Quet Whnat-
No rcd. nominal! No. ! northern. Duim,b
i.esther-F Firm. Hides STEADY. Petroleum
anu nostin-Stcady. WOol-Quiet TurDcn-
tune-s,eedy; machine barrels &c Rice and
Molhssts-Steady. Sugar-Raw. easy: refined
s.,cduF. CoHce-Spot. steady: Rio, No
llfic.' santos No. 4. lS4tc.. mild, quiet: Cor.
uoVa, HsHl'c nominal Butter-Steady
thceSe-Neak. Potatoes-Steady and nm
TnanEed' cahbages-Steady AMI Unchanged
Peanuts and Freights-Steady ana upchanr
Cottonseed oil was steady early. hut later
turned easy on scattered liquidation Induced
U! me Ivclinc In lard and lack of inside de-
mana CLOSING prices 3IG poiuis moi
lower Sales 1900 barrels. Prime crude
~ nominal; prime summer yellow spo,
o'"16eo, May. t.SI; June. SIS: July 6 as. An.
Gust ts'; september. 100: October G.6S; 40
Nemhet, 80. December 6.25. prime winter
yellow. I.OpNlsQ; do. summer Whit oaffs 40
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COTTON MARKETS

co,ton oI n. NAY AFTER an early rally the
p.ttoh market turned easier or reports ti,ar
n ne rains were appearing in sections - -
The lowest noIpi 1't "a closed a. practically
was steady with March / point birhe, zone on.
I'm me general list nor unchangcd ,o
decline OF lG2 points in rosnnns N.e,HN ut a
Whet disappointing Liverpool cables ana
mere seemed TO be q Few cvernirbt soii,,tu
Srdtrs around the ring wbicb ma hit
oeeh inspired By yesterday',, rcnorts -, 80
ETpscti'e curtailmsnt in some Of ,he i.aI
River mills Offerings were vnm ~, ~ f'lI
me initial hgnros. however. and the ,m.rLa,
soon steadled on covering foreign hi'y, ~.
and support from local bulls az i rs
~ VT" ttiKiur an oversold market ans
a. in ,ba - NC Eo'nplaints OF dry wealth
crop scare. The market raiIt>| rather sbsr,
.;r,d' 'mis pHyihs, which was also encotir-
ron the Balkans and reports tha, ,bo n new,
mnn,b IN" "a: pteh good buyer Of ncw cror
points not higher the adva,cs ~. my about ~
y otleial forecasts indicating mat ~ ne ra
and and realizing by recent huv.r' eas' ward
IN; ne weekly report OF the Weatbo, a., rni IT,
soil in fine condition in Texas amG Gu o,p Ply The
Wts NJ considered favorabe but. o,yint ui n
NE Mississippi River. stimulated me- cast 81
az piessurc OF consequence. with Inc ,nsrt.,
afternoon. reno-,s ',e ishlure unu in lie
M Mh,s'hSippi and Alabama. and house. ,y,,h
he, me ivahs ana eastern belt connec,ions
auate sharpy from the hest hut me, s,, od
VI support on a scale down rri,,., -
continued covering by OLD .horts ~ 10
'iouefate demand from trade sources 80 9"
-l,ot cotton closed steady. rriddli,c 49,
anus !l'Si Inidding gulf. 1915. Up
Cotton steady; iniddlins ll>o. r,o,.
.e,pts, 80 bales; stock. 2i.7Cl bei4sS
pert Coastwise. .6s1 bales "a
Lotai to-day a. all ports-Ne, r,,ot,,,
i-Yty pales. export to Great Britain ~ q.
psles stock 53l.315 bales 80
Consolidated al all n,r,x -.
$40 bales export to GPeat Hg,a Tseeip1s
ba!es; TO France. 4. bales 10 the 60. -, 80 :"
-6sH bales TO Mexico. 200 baIes ''''t" L
Iotal since September at All ro-,. ~.
receipts. CSC bales; ,XDort In
t nr1issih; S';is:'s2 bales 10 France go "a
Japan. 3?l'ssl bales; To Mexico. io.l $50 baies 20
,o Nsw Orleans ;Is May s.The cotton rnarle,
ny market writers II opened at a sliRh, a.
cine on the most active months .r,s,noi
small net advance during the rnoroinr :. nd
In'ooie OF the day. and fell OF in the sftar
noon 10 the lowegt levels OF the daV ore.
uons we're on a small scale. neither SID ~
tempting TO force things. and the main ~,
nfes OF the day were conflicting Tho ,nay
ing was steady. unchanged to > pointy onv.,
compared with yestcrdays close C-.tjs.
we're unfavorsbls end the weather man aiSn
favored the short side but REPORTS OF n ~
Ter spot demand and forecasts Of an tncress
ca export movement made the bears oauti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicaso' III" May s-Prospec,s OF the
greatest winter wheat crop America eyer
produced today brought sharp drop in
prices me close was weak at a not loss
OF HsFl'.c. Corn finished Mt a net decline
oi i?A'sc: oats AT i.c To i.aSc.. and pro-
LOSING cash quotations: Whcat-No . rod
$lpl,VS; No hard, H094G92i.c.: No | norm
efi, 'Vi.pss':c,i No northern, s?dalc; No
sprlng .SsP'Dc.. velvet chan. sGGg.I,r, an
rum 'ii.fSc. Corn-No :, 55i2a56i.c; 30 {.
white. "F7o1nC.; 30. > yellow 55i,G55s =
Oats-N". white. 35l3a 3ss.c.: standard ssg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07

Gus Gus. First prices were the lowest for som,
ZINE. inc market gradually did better nm =
III the early afternoon prices were 6aS point 8
o 0en,, Yesterdays hnal figures. The weekly
Meolher reports ola not favor either side
strongly. although some of the huvinr dn
nc afternoon was based on their claim, that
I'M e au oeit needed rain. Late in the
u'ty All support was withdrawn and on YER,
moderate selling prices fell off. the market
ling very ltless until the trading months
S 10 atoms The close was stendy Mt this level
Spot cotton quiet 1-16c. of: middiins - 3-iec
S5Ies on the spot 13S bales and 500 to arrive.
SiosinEs January 100: May, 1901: June
Lee lee; July; hA: August IDS; September
u,es, October, 1Q.9I; December 10 a6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
Bond Issue Carries.

,INPecIaI 20 The Tim es- Dispatch.
Washington. y. c., May 6.-At the
municipal election held in this city YES.
ferday the citizensroted on a bond issue
OF $4,000 for public improvements. tho
same TO ne used for municipal water
TO the municipal electric plant. Quite
= large vote was cast and the bond
issue was carried by Approximately
$50 majority.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST a. did, Coz.
a c. LII. and " As asked - 1900 e.:
Brooklyn Rapid Transit - ss.2
chesapeake and Ohio coDv 49, S,4
LieGett and Myers rs ''''''''' go
Lisgett and Myers 7s 1bidt -, q
lsorillard Company 5s ,hidI ''''''' -
loriilard Company IS Chidi '''''''' 80
Norfolk and Western conv Az. ''''''' ~
Scahoard Air Line STAMPED 4s is.u,a,' ~.
Seahoard Air Line adj Sc 80
southern Railway 4s..s. ''''''''-' -
southern Railway $1,000 ~
United states Steel 2nd Sc ''''''''' -
Tinted Sta,es eit - 1890 tbidl.... Io0is
United Ststes es,s'ered IS. lsis tbidb... lo2,a
NNiirginia- Brown Bros. Gifts is (bidj ~.
Va RV and Ienrarc ISL os'. ,...:....... Pix
Wabash An :. - o. ,.eskedl...... %
Wah.sb pt,,s 1919 - .-............... ~
. -N'|' N' III. isl,
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Railroads
RIchmond and Chesapeako Bay

Schedule of Electric Trains. effectiv. NV
80. 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: bees A. NJ. '7:lo A. NJ. bs:lO A.
T. NJ. 2:lo P. NJ, $40 P. NJ. b1:1o P. n. s 20
p. NJ, 6:2O P. NJ, 7:lo =. NJ. bs:lO p NJ
land and Maple Streets: '5:b5 A. A.. BIZ 90 4
NJ, 500 A. M. b9:oo a. NJ. 10 100 A. M. .si1 90
A. NJ, 1880 NJ. ''l:oo p. NJ, 200 p M Ann
P. NJ. 400 P. NJ. BIS 100 p. NJ. 500 p NJ. ZOO
p. NJ 500 p. NJ. b9:00 P. M. II 90 p n
daily except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
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DRY GOODS MAeKE7,

New York. May 6-Cotton goods
III me gray goods division were firmcr and
NOR hctise during the day Brown and
n.esGneu aomestics ruled quiet. Prints ars
steady Fancy goods arc in better den,and
nore interest is being shown in orderinr
Yarns rule quiet $3.50 ''''"s use
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

pSkep0rted by Rodgers. Mccabe & Coz
~ se'srsonrs Va. May 6.-Peanuts-Span-
isn:I MARKET firm. Farmers Spanish. 81 10
per ousheli No. sheled. Spanish S G ner
pound; No sheled Spanish. Gle. per
pound. Nirsinias-Fancy jumbo 4c ner
pouIa' inhcy handpicked. 3i3d3a.c nor
pound. extra prime. SIC. per pound. priine
T nnunpS Per rouna: machine picked 3a3s.c per
Pouldi shelIing stock, 2H02%c. per nonnd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
NAVAL STORES.

=, wilmington, n c.. May 6.-Spirits Turno,
11ine-Steady az 3sc. Rosin-Steady at saa5
taT-F Firm at SO Crude Turpentine Mar
savannah. Ga. May .-Turuentine-Firr
az S''aR3sc.; sales G5S casks: reccipts / 0.a
casks shipments 39s ca ske: stock is bSi ga s,,S
sin-Firm: sales 350 barrels receipts 70;
barrels shipments 337 barrels: stock So ~,
oArrelss, quote: \. 3. c. .. $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
sEAROARn ArR LINE

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily: 500 a. M.-Local to Norlina
1:10 P. M.-sleepcrs and coaches Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah, Jacksonville. u:25
p. M-Seepers and coaches. Atlanta Bir-
mingham. Memphis. 200 A. M.-Sleepers and
coaches. Jacksonville. Northbound trains
scheduled to arrive in Richmond daily! 6:3S
A. NJ. 7:4o A. NJ, SOS p. n, $50 r. II. Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07

MARKET CONDITIONS
fouitr!-HenS In good demand chickens
also. Esgs- Receipts incrcasing: Supply
aoout equal 10 demand. Live Stock-VesJs
ntuch more plentiful. market lower and
weak although active; other produce stesdv
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rs; common to fair. 59s,ic.: host bo,,o-,
10 fair 4 maefdlnm to good, 5,sgs!.c common
TO rnndd ' xn.HSsSc.; best cows, 60Giac: medium
o cen5 oxen; sl;9Ih.c; medium to good. SIGsc
CAVES sd1 80 dair; tE1Sc; bulls 4,aSfec: best
IS oes c9ws and calves ssSa7ooo per head Best
iamnh 'esss.G;: sows and stays. 53Ic; best fail
Seir nc to fair 3lsaic; best sheep 4ta5c
he's, ~ $4,000 1000; sqa15c; common to fair, sg+c I:
the summon 10 fair, SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streeta for Petersburg:
sS 2. 8, -. 10. II, az 4. NJ. !, & - 4 &
ssb "a %, z. .. 1910 p. N.
II 100 p. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midnight foI
Petersburg.
Cars leave retersburs. foot of Sycamore
tt!i5 Gas. ':7:i5. :7:s5. s:as. sss. ro:ss u:@
A. NJ, 1885 I:s5. 2:s5. 3:35, '4a5. 6:35. s:s5,
s7:s5. s:aS, 9:85. s1o:40. 11:4o P. M.
tDatly-Ex. Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express.
ssLdmited-Excopt Sunday and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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eNding fOtu.es ranged as follow.:

Baltimore. Md. May G-wheat- Easier a,
~" nominal ocrn Dull at 5sc oats~Firm
~ f:'yc. standard white. 42c. Rye FIRM.
No. western car lots. 7lg7ac.: No do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 6. 1914
ARRIVED

steamer Brockton. Harvey. Norfolk, NOR
chandlse ana passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
senEers, Furman Line P
sarge ohcHan Fftzsimmons. Baltimore.
barge Howard J" Nen. Carmen, Baltimore
pyratese ore Virginia Carolina Chemical
Barge stella c. McNaily. Massey. 1al,i-
more, acid phosphate Richmond Guano COM
SAILED.
steamer Brockton. Harvey, Norfolk. mer-
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
'htnes River landings. merchandise and PAS
HengeTs. virginia Navigation COMPANY
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James RIVER landings, merchandise and pas
sensers. Furman Line. 49,
ba'Ge Mattanoni, Bannister. James River.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission % con,
mission Merchants. Richmond Va
>~r, Richmond, Va, May 6 1915
ACTUAL WHOLESALE OUOJsTi0SS G.,
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CATTLE MARKETS.

R'CHMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET
'SaIes al Union stock Yards1
Richmond. Va NAV & i.,.
week ending May 4 wa. MI 'or the
Best steers. 1IUsMc; medium n coos -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
RICHMoND GRAIN MARKET
,,.,,- -. - flCh mono. Va. May =. isI
~, " n i.sSAi III QUOTATIONS ON CHANG
RICHMOND HAY MARKET

~ Richmond. Va MAJ i.,7
Following are the quotations On t.,d
mond Hay Exchanges: vac hirh'
or lnts.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
OLD DoMINIoN LIVE

I.v Richmond foot OF Ash St daily. 700 p NJ
Leave Newpor: News....5 .oo A A,
Arrive Norfolk ............ M ~
Connects with main line steamer. Ieavin %
5.SH % toF .ssw York daily except SUNDAY,
w Ry. 8 p. NJ, and G. & o. Ry att p NJ
i Night line steamers stop Ciaremont To-
i ,l or receive passengers on signal. and will
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. fEne.,,v.
Aprii O:-Jnmes River by daylight for No--
Iolk ana Old Point. Newport News and all
James River landings. Steamer leayea Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday at s.oS NJ
Freight received for all James River Points
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07
Railroads
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect September 80 1912
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ. $500 P. M. '4:1o
+. n.
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:l5 A. NJ. $3.50 A. M 800 p. NJ. 1920 P. M
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'I1:4o A.
NJ. '6:S5 p. NJ. I'll: 40 p. N. From tho West:
'6:D A. NJ. a2:lo p. NJ. bl:0 P. NJ. '6:0s p.
NJ. $500 p. NJ.
DAILY. aDaily ex. Sunday. bSunday only
w. B. BEvILL, Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. G. SAUNDERS. @. p. A.. Roanoke, Va.
c. II. BOSLEY. D. p. A. Richmond. Va
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New York May s.-Reevs,N,
ssSIs 3! STEADY caiyes-Feeling stendy. Yeats
s5 onhs ssd6.6o; mixed calves, ssSoS
oli p%ss sssssssss W Woa,ss sheep s
a;is: clipped. ;s5Sa S4o "o snein tomos @;sg
1910. Hoss-None for sale: marker stsady sea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-07

0uotatlons Tor Understanding bonds are
income nee bonds I and certificates OF Indebted
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.

BY Caskie C. Burch G. Co.
Stock srd Bond Broker, 1915 E. Main Street.
Rtchmhond. Va. May G. 1915
SALES AT BOARD
Richmond Trust and Savings Company-lo
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;Ghicaso. III. May oEs-Cerera,iv f.
Htsner Bulk OF sales. SSfOdS.50: pigs S. 5oS
10 ; ,CsiNes-.Steady. Bceves. S7.3oG9i0; cows
S S heliers S4as.25; calves s6.S0T?0O Sbean
Steaay to lec lower at s5ooG7oo lambs Sc "a
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Richmond, fPGdGTiCkSh'g 6 Potomac R. R
T0AND FRoM WASHING row AND BEYOND
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAlNs-WEEKDAYs.

ACCOMMODATION AINs-WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd 81. Sta, 400 p. II. for Fredsrioksblrg.
Leave Elbs Sta. 7.80 A. 80 p. u. for Ashland
Arrive Efbs Sta. 6.80 An, 40 p from Ashland
aDaiiy. Weekdays. lsundays e.ly..
stop at Elba. limo o arrivals and departures
hot guaranteed. Read the siens.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. May g. 1918
FOLLOWING are the quotations on tho rtoh
mond Tobacco Exchange:
HHDS. AND LOOSE-EID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-24
DUTCH SHIP IS
FAST AGROUND
Revenue Gutter Mohawk Makes Vain
Effort 70 Release Stranded
Steamer American.

SEA ISLE CITY. N.J. Feb % -
tn" dutch tank steamer American.
Ahicn went ashore oT here yesterday.
Dr. still hard aground iafr fon .ehi. dos.
nit" strenuous Efforts by fho 70, cuue
cutter NohawA to release hor Ar.
r'fInr upon Tho scene at dathrca. t1.
day. the Mohawk made fast % havser
aud started her engines hIf Vas un
tblo fo move The stranded steamer an
inch During Tho afternoon. four
tugs arrived and go tho nest hiRh tide
another effort 900 boz made 20 pulI the
Hu't m Tho sand hrr. although she
'- -" 'ar boo shore that ght hope f.
IrId ult fur her release
Il" life saving crews from This city
and Touusrud's Inlet. which went
abroad 'I" tanker yc.tordat. came
h0r" tunIehf and reported that tho
'fn'Hin and ns crow Of 90 MON vare
eHfo Son" OF fh,m speak English
huf Do ia surpu."d rho stcHmcr was
mining d"ad fIr1uEl Tho fpr ON sun
dos and missed the mouth AZ the
uriarHr" river hy more than 20
miIra
1h0 american Lore Antwerp Fchru.
ary IS. and uas bound f,r PhHadci.
rh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-24
TURKEY TO ACCEPT
THE ALLIES TERMS
RAINEY IS KILLING
OFF AFRICAN LIONS
RAIN AND SNOW
PREDICTED BY THE
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. Feb. "a
Temperatures below the nor
NAL average for the season
are indicated over practically
all districts east OF the Rocky
Mountains and near normal on
the Pacific coast. according to
weekly weather bureau bulle-
tin issued today.
The precipitation during
the week. says the bulletin,
will be frequent in the Pacific
states. Tho next disturbance
OF Importance To cross the
country Is now OF the north
ern Pacific coast: it will move
inland during Monday. cross
the Rocky Mountains Tuesday
and the middle west Tuesday
night or "Wednesday and the
eastern states about Thurs
day. this disturbance will be
attended By SHOWS in the nor
tnern and rain in the southern
districts. Another disturbance
VII appear in the far west
about Thursday and will pre-
vail over the middle west AT
the close Of tho wees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-24
X. v. Painter Of America States That
Hunters Party Has Killed
OF Nearly All.
Party States That Rainey Has Killed
So Mary That They Fear Hs
viii Esterminate the Breed.

LONDON. Feb. 23.-Kenyon V.
Painter. OF Cleveland. o., who is
friend OF {. w. Fuller. has just re-
turned from n shooting expedition in
Africa. He reports that Paul Rainey's
party has so devastated the place and
killed 20 many lions that the Govern
ment has issued an order forbidine
the killing OF more than six in any
section OF the country. The authori-
ties say that Rainey and his party
have killed so many lions that they
Tre afraid he will exterminate the
breed or stop spOrtsmen from coming
10 the country.
This regulation for this preserya-
ton OF the lions Is unique because up
iC the present time they have been
classed as vermin and no license wa
required 10 shoot them. Mr. Painter
secured five lions. four leopards. two
huuaiO. one greater kudu. two roanS
sable Gland and various bucks.
Mr.. Painter carries back with him
tC the United States in fortnight a
MFmento ot his escape and that Of
ms gun bearer from death az the
claws OF a loness and gun. one OF
the barrels OF which was pierced "A
f'w inches from the stock with q
bullet accidcntly fired by one OF IN.
native gun bearers Mr. Painter had
JUST shot and wounded a big lioness
which jumped toward him. In the OK
ct"meni the gun bearer fired his
Weapon and the bullet pierced the
barrel Of Mr. Painters KUN and lodged
inside The weapon was disabled. but
fortunately. Mr.. Fuller. who was bv
turned on tho lioness with "a side shot
causing her 10 ESCAPE 20 donea. 10
which she vas track. ~.e hours
LATER
On another occasion ,fr Painter
narrowly escaped serious injury from
g charge of a Vounded buffalo Bur
ma MS Trip ha met Lord and LADY
stafford. Avcrill Hartman and Mr.
White
Mr Fuller sailed for sew York on
th" Nauretania today Nir. Painter
VINO has been Joined by his wife. will
remain In London for two weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-24
EXTRA SESSION
OF LEGISLATURE
MAY BE CALLED
HATFIELD CONSIDERING
MAKING SUCH A MOVE.
Recent Session of That Body Fail
ed to Pass a Number of Bills
That Were Promised.
Wheeling Charter Bill May be Re-
called-Prepairing For the
Inauguration.

Special Dispatch to the IntelIgenoer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. "a
That Governor-elect II. ID. Hatfield,
will call the Legislature into extraor-
binary session shortly after his in
auguratiun is the opinion OF friends
10 the coming administration. While
the legislature passed many bills that
were promised in the pledges of the
Republican party during the campaign
many failed 10 pass and il is for this
reason that DIR. Hatfield. will call the
special session. The county salaries
bill and other important measures
were killed on al the last minute.
Plans for the inauguration OF Cover
nor-elect Hatfield. are now under way.
Practically all the Republican men,
bers OF the Legislature and prominent
Republicans frop throughout the state
will attend the event. DR.. and Mrs.
Hatfield. will give a ball at the gov
ernor's mansion following the inaug
uration.