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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Armed Strength of Fighting Nations AUSTRIAN GERMAN ALLIANCE.

Total .. -. .2,4399, 900 12,75O,O00
 The German army, however, can be modified much more rapidly than that of Russia because of the large number of railroads and more compact settlement. The Russian army is scattered all over the em- pire, a large section in the Black Sea region available, however, in the Balkans by travelling through Rou- mania. The French army can be mobilized as quickly as that of Ger many. while the English army is al- most useless for a continental war until the control of the sea Is cer- tain.
 In naval strength England has ships of war enough to control the sea in the present conflict. Germany having only 19 dreadnoughts and 10 cruisers in the first fine of battle with 38 second-class battleships and AZ cruisers. France has almost as large a navy as Germany and in com bination with Russia has an equal number, while with the aid of Eng land the German and Austrian fleets will be bottled up because of infer iority in numbers.
 Switzerland with its regular army of 23,0OO, men and reserve war strength of 275. 5.ooo, depends entire ly upon the ability Of the army of the republic, to hold the; passes asainst the lareAf forces sof Trance. It4ly. GsrnAiy q Austria In, order to maintain her independence. as any of the nations at war will sweep across the smaller, states in their path when fighting or desiring to reach g coveted or strategic position.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Spaniards Are Preparing.

MADRID, July 3O.-The Spanish fleet has been ordered to prepare for war and the entire fleet will be con- centrated at Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Spain will make every effort to protect herself and also to keep her colonies, which are likely to become the prey of the powers before the present conflict ends.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

use of money with the aim of mis- leading the public is nothing but
 robbery, and modern management has abandoned 1t. For example, one cannot think of Howard Elliot, the new president of the New Haven and
 formerly president of the Northern Pacific, even suggesting such thing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Germans Demand Gold.

BERLIN, July 30.--1n spite of the appeals of the Kaiser to the people to allow the banks to retain the money on deposit long lines of de- positors stand before each bank in this city, and in every city through out Germany, demanding the ex- change of government notes for gold.
 Gold Almost Exhausted.
 The supply of gold has become al- most exhausted and the government refuses to allow the reserves to be reduced further All banks are ex- pected to suspend payments if con- ditions do not take turn for the better.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Heavy War Insurance.

LONDON, July 30-Billions of dollars worth of war Insurance was placed here today with Lloyds by owners of steamships now at sea and which will become the prey of the fleets of the fighting nations. The risk on German vessels is almost prohib-
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

itive unless they are near a German port which they can make within twenty-four hours.
 The rate on all classes of war risks have quadrupled in two days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
AUSTRIAN ARMY
 BOUTS SERv|ANS

Continued from page 1.) the harbor at Kiaochow under the Notifications, while the British are opera ting from Weihaiwei.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Cost of War Is Enormous.

LONDON, July 30.-The cost of the war of the nations is estimated at fully $54,OO0,O0O day by statisticians in this city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
BeIqium's Army Ready.

BRUSSELS, July 30.-The army re- serves have been called out and 1OO,- 900 men are now encamped at strat- egic points.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

LOST-A volume of "Stoddard's Travels" Finder please return to ProspectQr. a..6 ]. a @
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

A fresh line of paint receiyed on the last boat by the Valdez Sheet Metal Works. Prices reasonable. If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
A BANKRUPT PARTY.

Inc Progressive party in Massacbu.
sets. where It iourished with so much
promise a few short years ago Is
bankrupt Liabilities. 500. 900. with No
dlscoyerable assets. This deb, was
piled up by the State committee in 4,
reckless endeavor to keep the party
awe and kicking. especially kicking
" hen Boston lawyer knocked on
me door of the chairman Of the state
committee and presented the bills Of
The clamorous creditors he represar,.
ed that Official reluctantly confessed
that the organization was "de,d
broke"
rms commercial insolvency IL true
Indication OF the dissipation OF the for.
mer members that once fought At Ar.
mageddon. II Is a humilistinF disso.
luton Of the forces Of high ideals and
honesty in politics. and a disbonor.
able deal that has been handed ont
10 the creditors. Is IL possible tha,
me angel OF the party. the mo-,
uSefui member" as Roosevelt cbarsc.
,erized him. the Hon. George W. Per.
kins. allowed the Massachusetts, sbop
70 be shut up in this discreditable
manner
IN 1912 Wilson carried the State
with l73.4os votes. Taft 1sseiS and
roosevelt 1925. Since that time
me Progressive vote has been dwipd.
ing. In the State election Of 1919
a''noush Democrat was elected
Governor in vote divided aror -,
seven candidates. the Republicans con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
THE DUBLIN OUTBREAK.

ne FiEorous action Of the military
In Dublin and their competency In
Belfast rAs~s disposition on ne
part Of the ofhcers and soldiery OF the
British army 70 BE- lopsided In their
duty. The airing on the Irish mob with
such deadly effect has no excuse The
Irish Nationslis,s OF Dublin. in SNUG.
Eling arms into ireland were only do
ing What the hot-headsd Unionists
we're doing IN rebellious Ulster. In
the northern province the arming OF
the Irish Volunteers has been for the
purpose Of resisting the decree Of the
british government. or in plain terms
rebellion. Practically the Irish Ma.
uonslists. while they NAV be technical
violators Of the law. were preparing
10 support the government The Ma.
uonalists would never have thought
Of arming themselves II the Ulster
rebels had not taken the initiative
The rife running Of the Obstetrics
has been almost openly done. Ger.
tainly the smuggling has not been sub.
jected 10 the same scrutiny that has
been followed with regard 10 prevent
ing arms being brought into Southern
Ireland. The Irish mob could easily
nave been suppressed by the civil au-
thorities. and the too ready military
has. BY its fatal vollev. probably pre-
cipitated a serious outbreak OF PEG
pie who preferred Home Rule with
peace. but who were ready to fight
for II. as the Obstetrics were ready 10
resist II By force OF arms Rioting has
been resumed in Dublin. and the end
IL not yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
DIVIDED DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic papers that are eH.
tending encouragement and false
hopes to dlssidsnt members OF the Re
publican party would better turn their
attention towards composing some Of
the factional uprisings in their own
political organization. The Intelligen.
Ger has referred 20 the Indignation OF
the Monroe Waterman over the decla-
rations in the smuggled State plat.
form in favor OF national prohibition.
woman suffrage and its well-deaned
opposition TO the development OF the
water power OF the State through by
dro-electric companies Those wno
imagined the resentful utterances OF
the Waterman was merely the opinion
OF one newspaper were soon deceived
IL appears that the Democrats OF the
southern end OF the State are fiercely
arrayed against extending the cleo.
tive franchise to women. And u was
a piece OF singular Inconsistency OF
platform expression TO advocate a
woman suffrage constitutional amend
ment, which the President IL known
TO be explicitly opposed to. and then
few planks further on endorse the
administration of President Wilson
in unstinted terms Of praise.
There was a big fight over a similar
resolution introduced in the Fifth Con
gressional district convention. which
nominated Adam Littlepage. which
only terminated in substituting the
State platform for the resolutions IN
der discussion. II was a funny com.
promise. but we suppose It was per
petrated in the belief that the district
could not be held responsible for the
expressions Of the Parkersburg con
vention. But another convention
spoke more decidedly on the matter.
the Democratic Seventh Senatorial
district convention. composed of dele.
gates from Summers. Monroe. Raj
eigh and Mercer counties. II had the
courage of its convictions to "deplore
the action OF the State convention in
attempting to commit the party 10 fe-
male suffrage. declaring IL 10 be one
OF the fundamentals which should be
given years OF thought"
The Seventh district Democrats also
hammered the State and district plat.
forms that opposed the development
or the natural powers Of the rivers Of
the State. taking the position that the
Investment OF capital should be en-.
oouraged and enterprise sustained BY
the party. rather than subjected 10
prohibiuve regulations and open en-.
nifty. The State platform. by such on.
position and condemnation stands
stamped as one Of "molasses to catch
hies. In trying to conserve the riebts
OF the dear people" It has over.
reached the mark and become an or.
binary demagogic document witbopt
standing among the reflective mem.
bers OF the party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

fuel 52a.gst 80. expenses. SAGE So. re-
Little KanawhA work.
IN" only work during the fiscal year
on the Little kunaN~ha river was the
completion Of repairs 60 Lock SO 0 All
FUNDS appropriated for tho Improvement
OF TINS work have been expended. and
no additional funds are required. as tho
project has been completed The total
sum OF $f9a,flN was appropriated for
work ON the Little kanaWha river and
tn" additional sum ri S2g45.CO was se-
cured from sales. etc. This will be- the
final report concerning Improvement
work on the Little EauaWha
Big KAnawha River
Ihe Improvement project on the ka-
nav ma river is completed 40 add
uonal appropriations are required as
the necessary funds FOR maintaining the
work will be obtained from the indef-
care. II b. also stated that this will b.
the final report on the WORK on tho
kanawha river.
The appropriations. returns from
sales. etc. for the project ON tho BIG
kanawha river amount Co S4.29s .pt1 q8.
The following IS proposed for the
next fiscal year.
ltcpairs a. lock No o
New upper gates for lock 40. ..
Repairs 90 lock 80. b.
New pass trsetIes for lock SO
New gates for lockr Nos 10 and H.
Two new dump boats
Automatic river EIuEc at Charleston.
". Va
Dredging and smuggling
Miscellaneous repairs and mainten-
ance Of works.
Funds for this work are provided
from the indefinite appropriations for
operating and care.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

services Of that TartunHn er-Rspre-
ssatstiss Of PennsYlvanis. Clyde Kelly.
q P1tisburEh. 70 svinE N. Roose
welt e~nser a. their state convention
IN Charleston day after Tomorrow.
The purpose Of this convention . 20
nominate a eandidais for Congress
nan at-IArse. 10 opposition 20 Hon
Howard sutherland and In aid % the
] Democratic candidate. nominated and
ruled b. the corrupt watson -Chilton
ring .sey have no grounds for oppo-
sition 20 hr. Sutherland. Who wAs a
Progressive Republican Nhen elected.
and Who has acted with the ProEres-
sive' contingent IN Congress on ell i'm
poTtAnt matters. That he has seen the
wisdom Of keeping within the Rspub-
hean alignment. because II T. only
through that organization that the ri.
umph Of the fundamental principles Of
hepublicanism can be secured. tho
frogressive leaders have determined
To do all they can 10 prevent his elcc-
ton BY putting a tint ueke, IN tho
held We do not bensv. that the rem.
nant Of the rank and hIe that is LEI,
10 these stin necked leaders will fol-
low them In aid OF the candidacy Of
DR.. Hodges. They cannot consistent.
~ or conscientiously be participants
In this political crime.
-
Honorable Clyde Kelly 81 the conven.
tlon as censor sWinger will be a al.
rect reputation OF Col Roosevelt :
! pittsburgh speech. which was mostlv
directed against the new Democratic
/ tsrin law. The particular treachery Of
this man Is wei known Entering the
Republican primaries of the Thirtieth
congressional district in opposition 70
That eminent champion % protection.
the Hon. John Dalzeu. Of PITTSBURGH.
through some strange obsession on the
part OF the voters he secured the nomi.
nation on the Republican ticket. In
the election his chief opponent was
endorsed by the Democrats and Pro
sressives Entering Congress as a
halfbaked representative OF the people
he rattl1d around in the place filled bv
the Incompatible Dalzell like a pea in
hogshead. Coming from a strong
protection district OF the greatest In.
oustrial section IN the country. he
uaitorously turned his back on his
constituents and his party and be
trayed his Progressive support by
speaking and voting for the Under.
wood tarirf bill. For this abject sur.
render to Democratic policies he was
numerically slaughtered in the nom.
mating primaries recently held in
pennsylvania. And this is the double.
eyed apostate who has been selected
70 address the Progressives OF West
virginia IN State convention assem-
oied-the spew of noisome record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
NJ GILL HELD
war Charged win Assault on Aoed
"arWood Resident Waived pc
urinary Hearing Yesterday.

IN Tho case of lack Neon. who 90
charFed with assaultinR Mr. David
LONG aFed resident or warwood two
weeks ago. Neon yesterday waived
hearing before squire J = Gompera
and was held 10 tho next session of
me Grand jury under $1,000 bond 20
was asked By Attorney Handian Tor
the defendant that the bond D., ID.
durrd bur fu fhis Prosecuting Aff.r.
ney Addleman objected and tho CONT
dld not reduce the mount UandIsr
sialed thar he would appeal to tho
,irc1t court This will Do decided
rms afternoon az o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

Some Democratic nspspapers seeking
90 dcridC Col Wyuc BrulI. uf Wsllsburg.
Uf0-luuE and prominent Democrat be-
cause De exposed some rruukedneeg ON
fIHu with tho nomination of Thomas g.
Hodge for congress. declare that DO BE-
not very big DemOcrHf-uu hir
enough 60 run for congress However.
o. $4,000 Investment boz that gold min
trE scheme the public has heard co
much about lately. would have made
him biz enough Iu tho opinion ~ -ana-
Tor chiffon. At any rate col EtHiI was
Dis enough - o.. bus fU" nomination
ae chiffon sought f. have him do
CIHrke burg Telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

vpter With Cuti-Ira Soap ADD then put on
che Cufiara Ointment and Eot vel QUICK
Two weeks nom the time commenced 90
use Cufi-ura soap ard utntu1cut uas
sound aud veil snf have not been bothered
since
Nv baby haf breaking out on biz
snr AMI behind if and be- would -iav the
skin ~ Dr. ruroad and bic ufue ear Va
nearly ruttei - 0 was1ef h Food 9Th
che CufirI-a Soap and then put on the Cur-
crB Ointment arf they healed BE- up.
ts.guef| Mrs Mary Hoiss Jan ~. 1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philo.oDb.,


s. ne people who beat hornsvoggle and ebo., , -,
~ " ''"h "o inc kale Tor folks who frickv g,d 49,;
TtIr opaque su0ky never abandons
" o'' ueen cheated the tricks been repeated co oe,
md - a Sannot keep tab but the dugcr ,bo ,,
me er oeen much better on for his grab IL paws nor 70
ulshoneS rolls dVndle like cvroec4
Ike feathers in Tophet burned up the 80 20 ne sun
crooked mans mon The people sting me yok,oi ne
+, Hesh oy the crate, don't get excited V ZOOS
n oe Hsnted o Nemesis Fortune Fate know thar ne
-uey mink they are dngers.
don't earn II know they'll be o ey
stu have roubes 20 burn I'd be hollow ,S @"e
IooW me course that the tckstcrs pursue:
man 90 as The breezy and constituencies gentlemen do Fs 80
he shing you We earned by the lng
tre than any old dollar you manage collar by e1ooL.a @
devious tricks 49, ,,ooked and
GCopyrEht I,l, o, s.or.. u.,p.- 80 80 MASON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
Snmples 10 bv Mnll

m r1u wish a skin riear ~ gimr'es and
h'1rkhraIs. hands ~ and rh'fe hair 1--we
ans sl1sHf and s.slp free from fanIr'IT and
rrHiuE HrEir to-day che -0euIar no. uf t.u.
fi.lrH Soap fHr fHa f1iIef hath arf shampoo.
assisted Hy an 1ocario1aI uEht Application
rf fUfIUHrf Ointment Although H1TfIrr~a
Soap HnI Ointment ore sHIf everywhere.
a .rr.r sF each vIfr 17 SKIN Unak vrI
f. rHrf f-rH upon request Affre- post
card CuuHIrs Dept u. Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
ON IMPROVEMENT
OF RIVERS AND HARBORS

iroii~d both houses % the legislature.
only eighteen Progressive msrlbers
being ehosen- NO wonder the party
has dsfsuiied IN meeting - hnsncisI
obhgstions There Is nobody left but
the leaders % foot the bills. and you
never catch the leaders putting up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

Former Congressman Kelly. Of Pitts
"nrfh' elected as Republican with
concealed Progressive tendencies and
VINO voted for the Underwood tariff bill.
Is 10 he the orator 81 the day az the
Bun Moose state convention at Charles
ton. Nun ccd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

TIE ohio female SuEragists are o.
march on Columbus THURSDAY. bearing
petition 81 $50. 900 names. &C 600 more
IMAM necessary 20 assure the submission
or the suffrage amendment a. the No
Nemh"r election. Two wears ago the
amendment was defeated. but the pros
poets this year are much brighter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

a French dramatist &C. 90 write a plav
on the incidents Of the CaiIlaux tri,l
There is enough material there for n
dozen hectic dramas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
BETHANY COLLEGE.

DEFIANT GUllt6t: cas n oP.3T
Music eursc DO
Twod
raaory
rb. AgrfI
0f o
" ooatsd trolley seven r,u..,,,,, - ~ "N'''''i's
~ THOMAS z oRAnrBLEr r. pErHArY W '. ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

'arranza refuses 10 agree 20 genera,
amnesty. which shows that the conzrt-
tntionalists are as bloodthirstv as m.
Frderals. and Mexican peace Is as FAR
on as ever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

Jusunahle homicide" was the yerdir,
rendered In the case 81 mob Of Ten
""sSee negroes who lynched white
man Tor assaulting negro girl Tho
world do move
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
THE SPIRIT OF
STATE PRESS
Rspre.entatire N,ho R.nre.nnt.

Congressman Hunter Moss need only
90 follow the consistent course he has
pursued Co retain his scat iu congress
a. the rrprcEentatiye OF tho people OF
the Fourth district SO long a. he may
wish. iie has proven On representative
News.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

You wouldn't think a bee could wreck
an automobile. but u did when u st,pp
me chauffeur on the wrist and caused
him 10 lose control ~ the machine one
again 10 IS the little things I'm M. tpot
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

iteh tm 7 would
s~ratch che blood
out ~ my stin and
thee ~ vas iust like
fre Z could not
si~p 81 night until
n 20 Cui~Ira soap
and Oinunent Z
wrufffsffrf- 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

The sport pages 81 the Pittsburvb
papers n"V feature tennis since the
fir'i"S' dropped into the cellar posi-
uon in tho league race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

IL used 70 be the yellow fever men
ace That hung over New Orleans. Now
" - the hubonic plague A. science
eradicated the fever. we have faith in
her good offices IN the case Of the
plague.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

About 10000 available serbs In this
country viii make quite ON addition 10
SerVia.s nghtng force. she will need
en-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
A PROGRESSIVE PET

railing 10 secure former Senator
Albert J. Beveridge for their propbe,
the Prosressives have secured the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

The ridiculous Cailiaux murder trial
grows more ridiculous az the proceed
iuFs approach verdict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

The .'1rpresssd' rcd urst f.,-.~,
sun furnishes an occasional polio.
court victim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

So FAR candidate rirchot has mot . :.
pressed h.mrelf on HooseveIrs srdar..-
msnt ~ Hinman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

burgh, Pa, under contract dated June
- l'll. Very fair progress was
made under this contract during the
The lock has been completed ex.
cept for the lower recess. and me COZ
ferdam removed The driving for The
piiing of the upper guide wall has
round piles
Dam 40. IS Ci4G4 miles below Pitts
~. ~. continuing contract was
grntl'fgd into on August 6. 1919. with
The T. a. Gillespie Co. Of Pittsburgb
Ia, very fair progress has been made
during the fiscal year
\ detailed account Is given OF the
Work AT each Of the following dams
lam 80 ~. ,l67t miles below Pitts
TI4rEhl Dam No. IS G793 miles below
below l1ttsburgh), Dam No. 20. (2Ol :
miies below Pittsburgh; Dam No "a.
I@f2 miles below Pitts burghj: Dam No.
. %. Gas miles below Pittqbtireb "a D. .
burgh).
s1o.oea.2e2.5l Appropriated.
me appropriation Tor the work In
the Wheeling district. as Authorized nv,
acts OF congress total sio-Oss.2s2ai
Lhe report lists 90 contracts in force.
der year. ending December 81. 1918. FOL
Lock No. steamboats,. 500. barge
and rats. Loss; raft and other craft.
2ot; total 1853: nubmcr OF Iockages.
Lock No Is--steamboats $40.
harEes and flats 7sa. rafts and otE.-
craft. go. total. 2.oOs. number of lock
Lock No. steamboats,. 4os. bnrees
and fats 436. rafrs and other crafts
1872. total 1898, number 81 lockHges. sac.
Amounts expended under aIlotmcnts
from acts OF March 3 1909. IT'igr,.I 49,,
June BOD
lfly ...-.....-.......f 1.03277
ltti ''....'...-.-.-.. lE,h77k0
lFlt ...a............ 36.23111
1918 s.s..s........... b7.kT7g0
1914 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b7.s67s2
Thn summary Of expenditure FOR ou-
Grating and care ~ locks and dams Nos.
H. -. o. and 90. ohio river. FOR fiscal
year ending june a.. totals Sb7SG762.
iumized as follows Labor. g6.bOs.35.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

Tho Scottish nardrrsrr rsrImsnt de.
t'ay"n 'n ugly ~ilirEnsrs 90 IRE ar the
Irish mob
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

Iam0ra"gaI stock markets are --..,g
true HarnIngsrs of war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

Dam No. u tS7 miles below Pitts.
kurgh. Pa, az Warwood w. Val
Work was continued bv the Fouuda.
lion company. Of New York. contractor
Tor constructing lock and guide walls
riNerwall power house. navigablc-pass
foundation. bear-tfap weirs. Chanoine.
weir foundation. abutment, and es.
ranade. by supplemental agreement
dated August Is. 1911. this company
took over the contract Of the Pneu.
inatic Caisson Co. dated Nov. II. 1910.
The work under this contract was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

P.nro-s IL no, suing Teddy. bu, nsht.
inE him.