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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-01
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member of Congress-W. J. Hulings.
Member Of Sendte-J. X. p. Hall.
ASsem6ly-A. r. Mechling.
President Judge-W. d. Hinckley.
~, ASSOCIATE Judges-Samuel Aul, Joseph
NJ. Morgan ,-lsf-E
Prothonotary, Register q Recorder, 10.
s.. r. Maxwell. C..i-i eN t|EU
SheriG-Wm. II. Hood. ...
"A TredsIrcr-W. H. Brazee.
Commissioners II. Harrison, j.
@. Scowden, H. II. Mcclellan.
District Attorney--M. A. CarrinRer. 8
Jury tssioners-J. b. Eden, A. NJ.
Moore. ~''- t'- +' ''-'
Obr0ner-Dr. M. @ Kerr.
County AttdttorS-G George II. Warden,
A.C Gregg and s. v. Shields.
County Strveyor- 8. Braden.
Cbttstty ttpeTintendent-J.O o. Carson.
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Regular Terms Of Court,

Third Monday Of February.
Third Monday OF May.
Third Monday Of September.
Third Monday OF November.
Regular Meetings OF County Commis'
sioners lst and Sd Tuesdays Of month.
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By virtue of an Act OF Assembly enti-
tied "An Act to regulate the collection of
taxes on unseated lands" approved the
9th day of June, 1887, interest will be
charged on 1912 taxes from January |.
1918, to date of payment. and on 1918
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annum.
W. II. BRAZEE, Treasurer.
Tionesta, Pa, MAJ ch 23 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06

lowing are unofficial returns NJ tn
"hoie or Harrison county:
ConEressman-at-Large 80 suthert,,s
~ fvS,, Hodges tD) 37a5: Schuck Tp1
-. Sutherland's plurality 342.
congress. First dlstrict-NXbfte IN,
Ssis. Neely ID S65S. Harmer az, SIS
whites plurality 15B w.
state senate Parish ORD 4Oia. Pa
a ,l,., go SSf3; Ruhl OP) i2s. Parisb's
Rouse or Rinehart IN,
SSesi DAVIDSON Oi) 3s4s: jackson tDt
10 Lowtner I'D 34Ss: Chorponine tpt
e1,., Trainer tP) $50. Davisson's piur-
County Commissioner-Isaar l. Dc.
sIHson ,Rl 4l4l; Kennedy Cd s4sg.
SNiser tP) 5i0. /. l.. DavIsson's plur.
alityl 70s P'uF-
county school OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
son az 1856. Richardson tBD 1874. Iaw-
son 'fp ez". Lawson's majority sos.
county Clerk--Lucts Ord 378s; Crews
ity 20. Pun M
circuit Court CofIman tR) 4i4S. Nc
william tb) ssi7. Recder tpb $50. Con-.
mans plurality 631.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
RALEIGH.

Special Disoatch 10 the Intelligence.
BECKLEY. W. Va. Nov. Raleigh
county complete gives:
onEressuan-at- large-Hodges glIa.
Sutherland 2764; Shuck 1875. Kintzer f2g.
Withers %
congress l. Neal ,D)
@zIV. Edward Cooper tRJ 1901. A. r
LegEett OPD 1872.
state senate. seventh dlstrict--wm.
" Thomas tDl 22Gf. W T. Hawtev
thl 2siO. Dr. ". J. Walker fp) 907.
House OF Delegates--Janes \. Lemon
CD 2lot; y. D.. sullivan tRb 2775
County ticket elected County CLERK
jackson smith tRl by ISL: Circuit
Clerk-Albert William tRD by aSs.
county SuperintFndsut-W = Rogers
lEl by AS. County Commlsslouer-XV
p Shumate tRl rs SEA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
NEWS BRIEFS


COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN.
sPEcT RoAo.--After a brief routine
session yesterday morning. members
OF the board of county commissioners
made tour " inspection Of tho
roads out the pike. bringing up al,
Roney's Point. where eonsidera HE
work is being lone.
RABBITS GOT THEIRS. CLERK Of
the Board Of Control. u q. Brown
ana City Treasurer ". = McElrov
spent yesterday In the country among
the rabbits and " they can be- beuev
ed there is not near a. many left
Ihey claim To have bsgged n Of the
cOttontails. but q is claimed that tho
only thing they got wss an empty
coffee sack that someone uncon.
sciously left 1ut In the field. which
one Of the worthy gentlemen took for
rabbit
MOTOR TRUCK TO Dc PuR.
CHASED. The board of control an
nounced yesterday morning that 10
would purchase he new So foot mo-
tor driven aerial truck az its meeting
next Tuesday morning u was decid-
- not 90 go 20 either Akron or East
Liverpool. as partial examination
Of The different 'ucks would hardly
b. fair
RECEIVED RoTlcE-TocaI freight
agents have received notice that
quarantine on sheep and cattle In the
states % ohio. Pennsylvania. Indiana.
Illinois and Michigan now exists Also
that q Nrict EMBARGO has been placed
upon the Union stock yards Ut chi
cago by tho railroads operating In
that district
THANK OFFERING SERVICE
The annual thank Offering service Of
The womenf young women'e and lu.
nio-s' missionary societies 81 the SEQ.
ond tnitod Presbyterian church viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
GREENBRIER.
Special Dispatch to the Intel,ixe,

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
LEWISBURG. W. Va. Nov T.
Greenbrier county complete gives.
congressman at-lsarge-Hodges 23T3:
sutherland. 1853: Schuck. 1870
ressman-Littlepage. ODD. 237i.
state senate. Ninth district-Hogg
~ zssosi Sims. tk). 1887: Lovelace.
House OF Delegates-Thurmond. ODD.
oy sss; Huddleston, CD. By s47.
Nounty ticket eiected-county clerk
John :. Crawford (D). by s9E: circnif
eIerk. ~ g Skaggs. lDD. BY 1855: county
superintendent. W. r. Richardson. % D.
pS l,vOl. county commissioner. J. {. Nc
go end GIL. 80 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Fair weather prevails in all sections
this morning, except on the north Paci-
nc coast
An area. OF low pressure Is passing of
the North Atlantic coast extending
westward over the ST. Lawrence valley
and lower Lake region. In all other
sections from the Pacific states to the
Atlantic ocean the pressures are high.
with moderate temperatures. The crest
OF the pressure area rests over the mid
die Mississippi valley region.
Fair weather will continue in this
section over Friday. with only slight
temperature change
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. 6S degrees: lowest last night. AZ
degrees: no rainfall
The Ohio will probably continue to
fall slowly In the district
II. G. HOWE.
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
MASON.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
POINT PLEASANT. W. Va, Nov. s.
~ gives:
tongressman-at -large-Hodges 1850.
sutherland, 1896; Schuck. AIS.
Congressman-Nea CD. 1.630: Coop
House Of delegates-w. - Cary Or .,
BY $50. II. l.. Pearsons CRD. by 3ie
". ~ Barrett tR), by lO6: circuit clerk
Il. Il. Buxton tHp. by 555. county su.
perintendent. NJ. r Roach tRD. by 20;
county commissioner. William JIviden
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MERCER.

Special Dispatch &c tne Intelligence.
BLUEFIELD. W. Va. Nov. SHAW
ley tISl. state senator. has majority
over Thomas Cd estimated I'm county
az 2so and In district at 900. but owing
10 incomplete returns Thomas friends
claim he Is cleo ed.
sutherland ran slightly behind Coop
er. mas a majority OF over 1900 In dis
trict.
Lilly and HOnaker, for house of rep
resentatiNes tboth Rerublicans). have
majority OF. over zoe each over Phelps
aud Deyerle tDemocratsb.
democrats succeeded In electing all
Officers I'm Beaver Pond district by a
small majority OF 80.
Democrats succeeded In cleo ing l.. q.
DeoWhns Tor clerk county court. over
Wttten. Republican.
Several precincts in this county are
located In very Isolated localities, and
are complete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
JACKSON.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
RIPLEY. W Va. Nov. s.-Jacksop
county complete gives
ngressmnu-at- large Hodges fTTg.
sutherland 2.0I5. Schuck Z0T
tuuEressman-HH Hamilton tpt 1903. Moss
tII 212s
state senate. Fourth district a--.rsIIa
,bl 1915. Miller Io 1853. Hsrrows ~
House of Delegates Wolfe fgl bv
lfs. kelsauEh I'd BY $50
County ticket tlectc.IAg County CLERK
state tki by l2H. Circuit Clefk gEeen
LItl hy tHt. County Superintendent.
itadliu 0iI o. IS. County Commfvaf5r-
OF. Fisher tHt hV gfE
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MANY COUNTIES
NOW COMPLETE
WETZEL-

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
NEW MARTINSVILLE W. Va. Nov.
S.-Wetzel county complete gives:
O. congress man at -Large-Hodgcs. 2,1s5:
IS: Withc. =. 10
congrsssinan-Ne ,tDD. s.24s:white
W.. LIZ. Harmer. (Prog.D. 30.
tord, Cd, 2.iSS: Carter, (RD. l5Os
Robinson. (Prog.), IS
House OF Dclegates-Hall fDD nv
800; Mckimmie. CD, BY 200
county ticket electcd-County clerk
Meyers; Cd. by SOC; circuit clerk. smith
~. by $50. county SUPERINTENDENT
Taught, Cd. by SOC: county commis.
stoner. Francis. Id by 9s
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BRAXTON.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
SUTTON, W. Va. Nov. 5.-Braxton
county complete gives.
d. observation-disclosures. 1.4s5.
Sutherland. 2.4Se.
Congressman-Hamii CD. 24sO;
Moss 'Rl. 2.435, Elicit CPD, II.
state senate. Tenth district-E II.
Morton. no opposition.
House Of deIegates-Bender 6RD by
lss. Boone CR.b. by 1873
County ticket elected-C County clerk.
Pearson y. Adams tR.D. by 52S: circuit
superintendent. J. "a. Hutchinson (R.5.
by iV2; county commissioner H. r
Engle tR.D by 81
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PUTNAM.

Special nisratch 90 the Intelligence
WINFIELD. ". Va Nov. Putnam
county complete gives
.tourreHsnlsn zeal tp1 1879 Cooper
tUl 1851
State Senate Fifh diatriet-g d.
low mon tuI 1885, W. o. McAbos tRl
1875
Houseof peieE1tes-w vs. Thomas
irl Posi- f1
County ticket elected County CLERK.
NJ iirnaon tkl by f1o. Circuit CLERK
rerlnfrudrnt 90 or Wu tnl hv RAJ.
County Commissioner D. % Mccoy I'D
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nHrTTsH NAJon eEHERAL
~ rOuHD a SUICIDE

LONDON. N0N fa.f.ff g. m Major
General Gohsrt ~ Krkeu Sob. retired.
whu defended Kimberley Tor f1g davs
against ne Hoer arules was found
0enn lu his bedroom today from : naff.
nfurted Euughut wound IN me head
The suicide ~ General KeFeuirf 4 ri.
FIhuffd 90 nervous breakdown
General NokaWiCh vas horn f~ faFH
frd entered Tho army twenty -rara
later He served fn many rHrrrsf~na
gnd rereired numerous der1raff0na f0r
1iafinF ffsnfd service rnr hnfffrr
Kimberly aFHlnrf The norrr from o..
f0her 49, 1872 90 FehruarUa.fa 1890 Dol
SO promoted to r. major rerera fahfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
BOONE.

Special Dispatch to the Inteliieencer.
MADISON. W. Va Nov. 5-Boone
county complete gives.
tongrcssmnn-at-i.a Large Hodges I0g7.
sutherland. sf2. Schuck -: kiuter Isg.
Congressman-Neai. Cd. I.035.Cooper
0R.l. 92g.
state senate. Eighth district Mac
Corkle. Cd. 1898. Gotby. tRD g33
House Of Dclegstes--6iarretson 1pD.
by So.
County ticket elected--County clerk.
Nelson. Cd. b. 10. circuit clerk Mitch
ell. fk). BY ~. county superintendent.
nelson. ODD. hV 20. county commission
or. DFinEtsy. fD1 by 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
PENDLETON.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FRANKLIN. w Va. Nov Tn.
vote iu fguflrtuu county was a. foi-
low Hodges 1879. Switzerland SIS
lnnrr rHa. Brown. 1890. Iowera .fg
Talbot flfD ward SIS Democratic
county uCtnt elected except cIerH 81
court Gordon EoEEs Oi1 elected clerk
bv lls majority.
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MINERAL.

Special Dispatch 70 the lntelligoncer
kENSER. W. Va. Nov mineral
county complete gives:
at-Lsrge-fIodEes. 1896:
sutherland. 1905: Schuck 50 Kinter I 6
Congressman-lirown CD. 112G.
Bowers. ORD. LIZ: keim. tPD. 1s7
State senate. Fourteenth district
billings. (RD. i.2sG: Hartman. (DD1.2sO.
X. Moore. tR.1. 1924.
County ticket elected County clerk J
". Hell. Cd. BY 1870. circuit clerk y v
He'll tD1. by t30. county superinteud-
cnt u. ". Thrush. fR.l: county commits
luritN
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UPSHUR.

srrciri ufaupf~r 90 ere tnteuiaenrer
BTCkHANNON. W. Va. nov tip
shur county. with one missing precinct.
gives
ConFressman-at-laree - Hodges. 7as:
sutherland 1850. Shuck 10.
tourrcssuan -- Adam ~ fittlepage
ID. l2l. samuel ~ aNIs fgl Iqre.
Arthur T.. Hughes fPl. o.
state senate. Thirteenth dlstrlcl.-
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LOGAN.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteuizenecr.
LOGAN. W Va. Nov. b-Ioaap
county. % out OF - precincts. gives:
Congressman at-large Hodges, l. sO5.
Sutherland. 1.fOS
Congressman Neal CD. 1899: COOP
House Of delega es-Robert Bland
tDl by 2g1
County ticket eiected-County clerk
,harles Miller Cd. by %. circuit clerk
>. \ Ellis tbl. by $50. county super
intendent. Lon Browning I'D. by a47:
county commissioner. Bruce Mcdonald
Cd. by 3O5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
PuooRnssIvrs AVID SOCIALIST
Logn lTAHDTno As pAnTIna

ufIfhtr tnr TfnrraaaI.r nor a0aialfsfr
CAST rrr cent OF fHH total vote fnr
FnN erunr IurHdHF. they Jose their
NNInH nH legal political PARTIES frI
thie stare Tho UruuhHrHnn bod tie
'ffnnrfHfa tfr unw Coo ruIs rfrfIra
rnUffN fu nominate fnrlr UarHIinfea
iHrnuHh fHr caucus system
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WEBSTER.

Special Dispatch TO th' Intelligencer
MEBSIER SPRINGS, W. Va. Nov. :.
Webster county complete gives:
congress IMAM -at-I-arge-HOdges las:
sutherland 572.
Avis. (R). 572.
state Senate-E. II. Morton. (DDI.7IO
House Of Delegrates-W. T. Talbot
CD. by $50.
County ticket elected--County clerk.
Mcclure. Cd. by 956. circuit clerk John
X. Dyer Cd. ny $50. county superinten-
don't samnson MLller. Lnl. bv ala
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Liveiy profit TAX
ing due 10 the fact that prices had risen
TO higher level than at any time since
early In September brought about n de-
cided downward swing to-day In wheat
The market closed heavy. &c TO Eqic
under last night. Corn suffered a net
loss of &C to a c and oats OF sc to 40
lsc. Provisions wound UP unchanged to
30c higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
kANAWHA.

Special Dispatch to the IetuIlirencer
CHARLESTON, W. Va. NOV. SKA
nav ma county complete gives:
tongressman-at-i. arge-HOdRes 4 $40.
sutherland. ASA: Schuck, 4OS
Congressman-Little CDD. 4.O35.
AVIS. tR). S.Sl5; Hughes. CPD. $40
state Senate. Eighth dfstrict-MacCor-
kle, Cd. 1868: Godbey, (RD flos.
Hughes. CPD. f2s.
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Butter, EGGS and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Butter-Firm;
creamery extras, 34isc; creamery, 35c;
sssec.- packing stock. current make,
No. .. 30ta q2ic.
Cheese-Steady; unchanged.
Eggs-Firm: fresh gathered extra
line. 5bm 3Sc; extra firstS, 33n 3Bc:
tirsts, 3om3ec. seconds 26u csc: state
ss : SIC; do, gathered browns and mixed
colors. 3Od3sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06

Richard =. Talbot CD.l. 7Ss: James F.
l33.
House OF delegates-L. =. Everhart
County ticket elected-County clerk.
Ernest Phillips tRD. b. see; circuit
clerk. A. J. Zickefoose tR.). by 1.f73:
coun y superintendent. II. y. Carpenter
g. NJ Marble ,R). by 1851
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Announces change OF scedule. effective
Sunday. November list. Train No. 2.
for Toledo. Canton and Cleveland. will
leave Wheeling at Z a. m Train No.
30. Canton-Cleveland fier. at 2-l5 d.
m. and train No. %. Jewett accommo-
dalton. at 1880 p. m. Eastern Standard
Time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06
COLORADO SENATOR CLOSE.

DENVER Col Nov TIA. ,frl....f
count probably viii b. required L. al.
eide the contest between charles
u hnWaf. iitflurrat. and Hubert Work.
Republican. Tor uifo1 States .arnnfn.
from COLORADO. Tate to-day with an.
pruNtWatoIr so por cent Of thf vote com.
llcg We count stood Thomas. Sc 900
Colorado has elected three Democrat
enc Ung Republican to thc house 90 rcp-
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NOTICE
DAI-Y EXPRESS CAR SERVICE.
BARTON DIVISION.

on account Of transfer on the Barton
Division. made necessary by the removal
OF Lansing Switch. no shipments viii be
accepted on passenger cars OF this Com
pany for delivery west of stop No. IS.
except emergency shipments OF medicine
While this transfer Is necessary and
while the improvements are being made
TO the highway. express car viii make
one trip each day. car leaving Sixteenth
street. Wheeling. at 400 p. NJ
Rates In effect as given I'm Wheeling
Traction ]. c. c. No. ?. copy OF which
may be had on application to General
office.
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Wheeling Traction Co.
FINANCIAL.
y held on Sunday evening. A splsp.
I'D program will be rendered

- held on sunday evening. A spien.
oid program will be rendered.
EXAMINATION TODAY. 49,
~ lNii or TIE hankrupts. kolodzie If.yvr
Nlukar, which was 10 have been ro,,-
uNtlta Yesterday morning before rfrf-
ssriee Hcnry = Nolte. was postponed un-
hAAhhoAD CoMMITTEE- rail
WI hoid tF monthly meeting THE
~ tei moon $3.50 O'Clock. InInorf4uf
That rich Mrs. Stirrins doesn't
speak TO me now. Yet she used 10 be
my neNt-door noighbor-and they
were awfuliy common"
wen. there are some things money
cant do
"What?"
Make oid-timo noiehbors forget the
early days Cleveland Plain dealer
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. Nov. 5.-Credit bal
ances. fi.l5. Runs, 1919: average
$500. shipments. $3.50; average. al
e52.
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FINANCE
Hs-opening OF Liverpool Cotton Ell.
change on Restricted Basis Is
Helpful Factor.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The result OF
the recent elections were reflected to-
day In a broader inquiry for investment
issues and general advances In tho
prices OF listed securities being traded
IN outside the stock Exchange.
Another helpful factor was the an
nouncemeut that the Liverpool cotton
basis OF operations tomorrow The
news created feeling of optimism in
local cotton circles. where a was felt
that the New York cotton exchange will
soon be re-opened.
stock Exchange authorities lost little
time In denying reports that the repre-
sentntives Of the British government
now comforting with American treasury
onicials and bankers had suggested the
adNissbllity OF an indefinite suspension
OF regular market operations here.
II Is fact. however that at this
time not even an approximate date FOR
the re-opening OF the local exchange
has been set.
Improved Sentiment
improvement In sentiment was most
pronounced IN the steel trade despite
the belief that the October statement
% the United States Steel corporation.
10 be issued next Tuesday. f. likely TO
show another large decrease In unified
orders
Manufacturers in other lines. includ-
ing textiles. also expressed a more hope
ful view OF the Immediate future.
Another advance in rates on Paris
was the feature Of the foreign exchange
market both bills and checks rising ma
ply Of bills. The London market was n
shade easier with additional offerings Of
commercial bills. because % the term
nation OF the moratorium.
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COTTON EXCHANGE
At iLvsrpooi VIII Resume Today on a
Restricted Boale-Usw York EH
change VIII Follow Soon.

NEW YORK. Nov s-Tha riverpoot
cotton exchange will open tomorrow Tor
restricted trading, " was Announced In
AZ official cabieEram here today bv
the New York cotton exchange Trad
INK will be- On May-Juue deliveries The
operations Ulil be confined 90 the Iiqui-
uatlpnF Of old contracts and new bffv-
ing NsW selling vii not be- permitted
Rapid progress wac reported TODAY Do
fhe plan for reopeninF the Rev York
90 ton exchange ~ T. expected that
the Officers ~ the exchange will an
nounce the date o. the re0peninr ~ the
local market Immediately after rcceiv-
Ink o. court order permitting the ale
20 cents pound 20 tho urnpoasd corr
purafluus - bankers Or cotton owned
~ the suspended firm OF TT ~ peU 4
go. This rider. % a. believed. viii BE-
secured tomorrow
rmportaht step.
The decision ~ the LIVERPOOL Cotton
aFfnrintluu % open the exchange was
regarded IN trade circles here o. a. ftcn
toward The resumption ~ general hurf.
ness lu the Futures market which has
been closed since the end ~ last Tu1v
The outstanding interest lu the English
iuafke vas originally concentrated into
IHuunrf February but was Transferred
INTO MaF-Iune thla morning and re- o.
HuNclrated here that the arroufanrn ~
new buying orders Will greatly eF-
hllerafe liquidation. rarfirular1r ne the
minimum price fixed Tor American ~0f-
tom is Considered Gar under ID parity
with prevailing values in the south ana
should cnnfequcntlY prove attractive 20
buyers
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HARRISON.

speeiai uisrstch % thc Intelligence
tlAEhsIl Hg. " Va. Nov s.Tol.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06

Fggr Mra. o. Rccgur is broken heart.
made here in town
What n pits. d never saw he r.ft .
lnr ao well ".. Cleveland plain nesfsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06

Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. ?. S9c.
Barley-6O TIC.
Timothy-s3.75d $40.
Clover-SiO.00d i4.00.
Pork-SlT.5O.
Lard-Si1.07.
Ribs-Ss.75 dio.5o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06

CHICAGO. Nov. 5-HoEs-Receipts
$4,000: unsettled advance mostly lost:
mixed . i'ss 80 80; h nsnt ,!sSS4sSS:
rough, 5000 1875: pigs, 600 75c higher
at ts.505s 100; early top for hogs. ,s25
beeves $500 100: steers. t5.706s25:
COWS and heifers, ,s.SOd $50; calves
t7.25GiO.75.
sheep--Receipts. $4,000: higher; sheep
s5.75ds6O: ye2rlinKs. t6T5G7T5.
lambs S7507sa25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-06

Washington state requires Sc wee.
aforH
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

not" replied Campbell, well acceLt
the ads If you convict Harris why
We'll cut them out"
This latter remark was rather SUI
perf1uous in view of the fact that if
conviction is secured there will be no
reason for Harris advertising. He'll
be out of business.
Another part of the Harris-Knight
case which is interesting is the at
tempted interference of County
Commissioner Avery Coonley.
Coonley, according to Knight,
sought to influence Knight.
Coonley was called to the stand
and admitted that he had investigated
the case and the complaints against,
but failed to remember anything
wrong with Harris.
Coonley was then informed of
case wherein Harris failed to provide
a job for one of his clients which
knight knew that Coonley had heard
of. The commissioner then remem-
bered.
Judge Gibbons refused to grant the
mandamus to Harris.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21
BITS OF NEWS

Mystery in Juliet Breitung's mar
riage deepens. Max Kleist supposed
husband registered at Chicago Hotel,
but Immediately left for New York.
Mrs. Joseph Pulse, Waukegan,
dreamed sister was dead. Got tele-
gram announcing death.
Police searching for man who as
sauIted Blanche Kaska, 8, 1849 w.
Ohio st.
Will of Mrs. Florence w. Hirsch
leaves most of $4,000 estate to son
and husband.
Eighty-six divorces heard today.
Mostly desertion.
Free concerts at HamIin Park and
Hamilton Park tomorrow
Miss Edna Powell, 80, 3755 Indiana
av., seriously injured in fall from
street car.
Judges and clerks of 10TH precinct
of 18th ward discharged. Democratic
clerk lost general registers of pre-
cinct,