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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
MILLS CLOSE
All Departments OF wheeling steel
Iron Company Suspended
Saturday Evening.

All OF the plants of the Whceiir9
steel and Iron Company closed doNn
Saturday night ot midnight. " b. claiti-
ed. The Belmont mill was the first ~
giVe intimation Of the shut down. or
ctals near the company refuse 20 dis
cuss the situation. The Martins Ferry
plant % the COMPANY has been inactive
for the past several weeks and n a. rI-
morcd that the TOP mill viii close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

made TO burn the same building
This was the first bi gfire of the al.
ternoon, and the fact that il was the
third of the day. brought quite a
cred the fire. and Il is understood.
saw a man running therefrom. al.
though this information cannot be
verified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

NcLurs-A o. Murrhv narnearftfs.
Henry Huharh. New Kingston. W q.
hurr. H r. Burlington. uarresrlIls
Mre L % Iorman. buckhanuon. o. D.
Morrow. Granville
8tamm-fohn Muldo0n. uaiiafrr.
Nnmer Nerdr. rlarErhnrr. II r erIarf.
Warrington j. Monrfeid Cleveland Al
y foev. ClarFrhufr.
orand Central George Davis rfffa.
hurgh DAY WaHhlnrt1n. % r..
IharleH n lhurCn n1rufaVlile N
Chambers. West Alexander
nrunswfck a o. Nendf Cameron
n 81 Cuflen. farre Val Bertha faefs.
fiaternFfIlf. fleVa Roach aIaffrrVIIie
Hornsr Mcbride. Alliance
Mrs Jos H g0lInrr arf Mra grarrr
HrlFglnrrr. ~ north Main street 1rff
last evening Tor Marion. Tod where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

Cor and Sutherland. West Viz.
einia'q ablesf orators. - the Market
Auditorium. Tuesday ni1ht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic county executive
committee viii meet this evening TO
complete arrangements for Thurrdav
nights meeting az the Market Audi.
forum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

The bic event ~ tho week in Demo.
cratic circles will BE- Thursdav NIGHTS
meeting % The MarEot Auditorium
Dr. Thos. p. Hodges. Democratic can.
didate for Commemorate and
Solicitor General John w Davis viii
be- the speakers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

Tho Socialists o. ohio county
launched their campaign Saturday
evening. with an ouGp orr meeting AZ
tho corner ~ Fourteenth and Market
streets. Dr " 81 Holt ~ Weston
candidate f0r Conrrrea. delivered tho
address. ic called 81 ~ Ncoiv fro
preaent CONGRESSMAN from tho Firrf
District n hun end declared frat DE
haa never done 4nrfc thine for tho
WORKING claasos but OIL lined up with
the coal operators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
PUSHING SOUTH
toontinuea IRON rirst Pars.J

Przcmysi and Jaroslau are reported
CnrOufo
The use Of tho antlchoicra serum.
in the Austrian army has proved II.
icctivc N is stated that the percent.
age OF cases in the infected district
has been grcatly lowered and army
Surgeons regard the danger Of an cpi.
demic as having disappeared
The total number Of prisoners OF
war confined ln camps In Germany
on October ~ was announced 20 be
bf0i officers ard POI SOS mon. inciud.
Inr Elk French. thirteen Russian and
three nclgian generals More prison
ora arc said 10 be- on tho way from
ihe front
OFFICIALLY Denied.
Official denial has been made 10 the
report Published n English papers
That Emperor William ever issued an
army order in which b. referred 10
tho forces Of General French az the
contemplate British army"
Denial is also given 20 report
credited Co an Italian telegraph agency
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

Or T. 81 Robinson. OF cameron. on
drcGrod on audience at tho corner 81
Fourteenth nnd Market streets. Sat.
ufday evening in the interests OF the
Progressive candidate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26

Hear Gon and Sutherland at the
Market Auditorium, Wheeling, Tues
day night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-26
$3.50 Coats for

Coat manufacturer who needed money came 20 us with
$50 Goats which he sold great sacrifice and we are
offering them Monday at $3.50. The materials are the
latest plaid effects in all the popular colos up in this
seasons best styles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
Y0UNGsTER
SWALLOWS TACK, DIES

Tucumcari. - NJ, June 72.-Mr.
and Mrs T.. y. Robertson have re-
turned from oklahoma city. bringing
With them the body OF their little son.
who died there several days ago, ao-
fore surgeons could perform an opcr-
alton which II was hoped would save
his life. some I'VE weeks ago the lit
tie fellow. playing on the floor, swnl-
lowed "A carpet tack. II was thought
az the time and for several days there.
after, that he had swallowed q bali
of paper His condition became alarm
ing and the boys parents took him
10 ~ Paso. where physicians failed sc
ilnd the aus OF the trouble. RE-
turning here the child's condition
aEain became alarming ana he was
taken 10 Oklahoma city. but surgeons
declared him unable Ia Withstand an
operation. Death followed soon after
arrival In Oklahoma. Burial was n
Tucumcari.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
FLAGSTAFF l. VI. ".
IS TEMPORARILY
RESTRAINED
Court Asked to Permanently
Enjoin Members of Radical
Organization from Interior
ing With Contractors.

Flagstaff, Ariz., June 22.-Judge
II. w. Perkins has granted a temper
airy injunction against the Flagstaff
local union OF the Industrial Workers
of the World and It's members. re-
Htreinins them = FROM .~intcfcring in
any way with the men. material or
operations Of the SHARP Fellows Con
tracing company. ON June 20 argu.
mcnts Will be presented showing
cause why the restraining order
should or should not be made perma-
nent.
The I. w. w. organization is ac-
onsed OF interfering with the contrac-
tors IN their work on a reservoir.
Specific allegations are made OF an at
tempt 10 induce employees OF the con-
tractors 20 leave their work. threats
being made the petition claimed. OF
beatinga In event OF failure to do so.
The town council I'm Flagstaff has
passed stringent ordinances which are
Intended 10 prevent the I. w. w. from
holding street demonstrations. M
regulating the acts Of the union with
reference 20 indoor meetings and fur
thering the cause in any unlawful
manner.
The petition for n permanent Ia
junction Is unusually interesting ne
Il Is believed 20 be the first
time IN either New Mexico or Arizona
In which the ]. W. W. has been asked
10 come into court and show cause
why IL should restrain It's activities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
NEW BRIDGE rs BEING
BUILT ACROSS vERMEJO

Ration, y. NJ, June a. cork on
the new bridge which the county ~
building acros the Nermeio river Is
progressing nicely. and unless there
are unexpected delays, the bridge viii
De ready FOR use 10y the middle ~
Auggs'. Most of tho material ~ al
ready on the ground. and the rest will
arrive hy the time Il Is needed.
This new bridge will be- along the
generni lines of the bridge across the
Red river near Haton. The steel work
viii rest on solid concrete piers. and
the floor will be OF concrete. The
floor will be- twelve feet above the
river bed, and as the river IS wide M
this nolnt. there Is very little likeli-
hood Of the bridge over being washed
away la a flood.
Tho bridge o. on n direct line south
OF Lake 90, and half "a mile from
French % viii open communication
between French ana all towns south.
with Maxwell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22

OF the cut and showed fho spot . hole
beneath the pile OF rivcn rock aud
a Mexican. not to be- outdone, grabbed
UP a handful Of porphyry and indi.
Gated where the dynamite had pulver.
izod Il.
"Bien." said Phil, paving solemnly
around In the bottom OF the hole; aud
then. filling his handkerchief with nne
dirt, ho carried IL down 10 the creek.
There, In a miners pan. he washed
Il out carefully, stopping the waste
over the edge and swirling the water
around until Rt laet only a little dirt
was left Ia the bottom OF the pan.
Then, while all the Mexlcans looked
on, he tailed this toward the edge,
scanning the last remnant for gold
aud Quit without a color.
NADIA" he cried, throwing down
the pan. and In some way the Next.
a sonsed the fact that tae mine had
turned out a failure. Three times be
went back to the cut and scooped up
the barren dust. aud then be told the
men they could quit.
NO more work." no said. affecting
a detected bitterness; no hay NADIA
there Is %nothing," And with this sad.
but by no e unusual. ending to
their labors. the MeSicans went away
TO their camp. specializing among
themselves as TO whether they could
get their pay. But when the last OF
them had gone Phil beekoned bud into
the tent aud showed him a piece Of
quartz. ,
Just take a look at that" he said.
and p single glance told Hooker that
Il WAS full OF fine PARTICLES OF gold.
Il picked that up when they weren't
looking whispered DE Lancey, his
eyes dancing with triumph. ITS the
same rook-the same as kruger's!"
We'll. put 'er there. then. pardner!"
cried Bud. grabbing at De Lancey's
hand; we've struck H."
And with a broad grin on their de-
ceitful faces they danced silently
around the tent, after which they paid
on the Mexicans and babe them
'adiosl"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
DAILY MAIL SERVICE
FOR PLAINS ASSURED

Carlsbad, n. NJ. June 2s.-Daily
mail service 10 the plains will begin
July /, and II. G. Kerr. who has the
contract, Is getting ready for the new
service. II is remarkable how the
mail has increased for the plains
country the last few years. IL Is only
a short time z that a sack or w
took all the mail TO everybody, while
now at times Il takes I've autos to
carry the mail. The route Of Carla-
bad ends at Lovington, Jos miles
away serving intermediate offices of
Knowles, Hobbies, Eunice. Monument,
Pearl and other points. For the ac-
commodation OF people along the
route separate pouches are carried
for individuals. The route o. possibly
n OF the heaviest IN the country.
Where 80 much mail goes there must
be people and people need good roads
nowadays. The plains road Is one OF
M important highways In Eddy
0unty and certainly is entitled 10
more attention than II has been get
ting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
Additional State News on
Page SeUen.
POSITIVE PRooF.

should Convince the GrCatest Skeptic
la Albuquerque.
Becuuse ils the evidence Of an Al
buquorque citizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest enlargement OF
merit.
The best proof. Read "a:
T. NJ spindle. retired merchant.
Ills :. Walter 1T. Albuquerque,
says; 4 first used D0an's kidney
Piils eight or tan years x when /
was living la southern Texas. ! was
IN the ~mercantile business there and
sold boan'a Kidney Pills. had been
subject to attacks Of Kidney COM
plant al my life. Al hight my back
was painful often the attacks were
so had that in brdcr a. get up l had
10 catch hold of something for sup
port The kidney sccretions passed
Too frequently both dag and night.
often had dizzy spells and couldn't
see Tor a few minutes. Heing Ia that
part 90 the country vas no help %
me Doan's Kidney Pills proved 10
be Just the medicine J needed. / at
tribute nay setting rid Of kidney COM
paint through using this medicine.
am glad ia say that tho cure Il
made has been permanent"
Price soc, az an dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Deans Kidney Pulls The same
thai Nj Spindle had. Foster-Mn-
hnrn CO, i'rops. Buffalo, n. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22

Lot a Herald want ad save you
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
FARM
DEMONSTRATION
FOR FARMERS
Construction and Use of Silos
to Be Fully Explained at
Exhibition Near Tucumcari
Tomorrow.

TucumcarL n. NJ, June 22.-Stock-
mel and dry farmers In Quay county
n the eastern section of the STATE
have been Invited Go attend n demon
straiiun Of The pit and stave silo. 10
be given on June 80 at the United
states experiment farm, near here.
\ stave silo has been IN use on the
farm for two yenrs and "a small pit
silo has been finished for demon.
straiion PURPOSES. The Quay county
teachers. In attendance at Institute
here viii likely attend In a body and
gain az first hand knowledge of silos
and their importance to the future
agriculture q the dry farming sec
tions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
BOB DOW CANDIDATE
FOR LEGISLATURE

Roswell y. a., June zg-Robert
Dow. a local attorney. az Carlsbad.
brother OF Attorney Hiram Dow. Is
being groomed as "A candidate for the
legislature from Eddy county, ac-
coTding 20 reliable Information re-
ceived from Carlsbad.
Hugh NJ Gage, a member 81 the
first legislature from Eddy, is being
urged by his friends To become a can
didate to succeed himself. Mr.. Gage
IL is Understood has thus far declined
To announce his candidacy because 81
his banking and livestock interests,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22

'oaHunusa Tumoro- afternoon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
What the Iron Is

The Williams Electric Iron is under an absolute guarantee by the Al
buquerque Gas G. Electric Co. The Irons have been givcn a sixty
four day test. Think Of it! Fifteen Hundred and ThirtySix Hours
of Steady Current and Still as Good as New. The operating expense
is about the same as the cost of fuel in ironing the old way. The diff
erenee is that with the Williams Electric you turn the switch and in
three minutes the iron is ready for use. All the heat is concentrated
on the iron; not a bit of it escapes; you can iron without interruption
until you are through, and You ARE COOL while your IRON is HOT.
Whereas, by the old method, you will burn a bucketful Of coal get
ting the irons ready to use and heat up the whole house in the mean
time tramp back and forth after fresh irons and to pour bucketful
after bucketful Of coal into your already hot stove, and YOU ARE HOT
while your IRONS ARE COOL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
"TODAY,S NEWS TODAY"

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD
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CARROLL
HEARING POSTPONED

Las Cruces, ~ M, June 22.-Tho
preliminary hearing In the case of
W 49, Carroll. charged with the XIII
lng Of his wife at midnight on June
II az Anthony. after several coniin-
nanccs viii be held here Tuesday.
June %. The hearing Is to be held
~ tho county courthouse and IL h
not unlikely that as many people aa
possible viii be excluded from the
our room because az the sensation
al nature Of the case. Carroll the
accused, II "a old. his wife
was i've years younger. Virgins. the
other man IN the ease. "a 81. II ~
probable that CAROLS defense will
De he unwritten law; and attempts
VIII hkely be made 90 show that In
n heat ~ sudden passion ana by
irresistible Impulse Carroll Intended
20 shoot Virgins and by mistake
killed Mrs. Carroll.
A So-cent Herald Want Ad viii
What u.u us.rt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
CALF BRANDING FOR
FORT SUMNER FOURTH

Fort sumner. y. NJ, June 22.--An
attractive Fourth Of July program has
been arranged for the people Of Fort
Sumner and vicinity. A feature OF
the day will be a calf. branding con
test. Unique methods have been re-
sorted to In order to make up this
program. IN entrance fee Of rive
dollars Is asked OF each e%ntrant. tho
money thus obtained to be huae up ~
prizes. a stookman donated q bunch
or calves for the exhibition, fnfSing
patriotism and public s|piritedncss
with business. securing the branding
at the calves without expense. A
baseball game between ialaade n
Fore summer will be another biz fea-
ture OF tho day.
Lot n Herald want ad save you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22
SANTA liz LAND OFFICE
CLOSED SATURDAY, AFTERNOON

Santa Re. y. A., June 22.--ldcr
executive order granting federal em-
ployes saturday afternoons off from
June 10Th to september 18TH, the
United states land office viii be
closed 20 tho public on Saturday at
ternoons during said dates.-Francis-
60 Dclgado. register.
] viii give ~one-fourth OF the price
of every piece ~ summer footwear
In ms big stock. This is your chance
for bargains. VIM. Chaplin. 12i W.
Central.
Try a 30-cent Herald want ad.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. n.-An enormous increase for N,
week in the visible supply Of wheat both IN thil
country and CanAda, was shown in the figures pub
hshed today and trade was somewhat taken bAck
Although . big increase for the period had beer
looked for because OF the enormous amount q
wheat that was marketed last week. II was thought
that . greater portion Of this grain had been sold
70 domestic mills Or exported than Indicated
The United States visible slpply of wheat showed
an increase Of 5o4s.ooo bushels for the week while
stocks In Canada were e.l9oO b"-''els larger than
= week ago. total increase Of Il 10 IsheIs for
North America This caused laIse quantity Of
wheat to be dumped upon the market today and
broke prices sharply from the high punH.
The moTement Of wheat promises to let down.
however. according 70 all Indications: in fact, 70
ce4pts at primary markets today were materially
lighter than for the corresponding day last year.
FGmeEs are inclined TO hold for better prices and
the Ehowery weather that prevailed in sections Of
the NOrthWs today is not conducive to free market
ing. However. wheat stocks At Minneapolis already
show an increase Of 900 bushels since Friday
last, compared With an increase Of S0oO bushelI
for the corresponding period last year.
The wheat mArhet here today was q nervous a..
fair, featured By npd price fluctuations ReSting
spots for the active futures II per higher
than Saturdays final, while the September delivery
closed q better. There good buying early.
bssd largely on the theory that the EATe every
indication Of lasting for q prolonged period and
this further stimulated By the strong spot wheat
situation At Liverpool. There were no quotations
on wheat futures at Liverpool, but the spot EI1ds
was laed higher. with the Ereatest strength In ths
American ErldeS
Foreigners were good buyers Of cash wheat today
and export sales from here were reported go coo
bushels while 10000 bushels went out by the Eulfs
and some business was done at the Eastern SEA
hoard. Local milling sales were around 900
bishels
There was much ireSularity in the prics Of cDttou
here today and much Of the nerTOusneas In wheat
reflected in this pit Resting spots for the day
were IsaAc higher than Saturdays close. Trading
was Of limited volume. both in cash and futures,
and the mArket depended almost entirely upon
wheat action. Clear weather was shown over most
Of the euCn belt blr unsettled and EhoWeTy eondi-
tons are officially forecasted for much Of the tsr-
tory.
Oats trading active, but the same feeling Of
uncertainty was noted here as in other pits Rest
ing spots for the day \ cent higher than Sat
urday. There a good export call for oats, and
sales were 5opo 90 bushels here In EdditiOn there
wrre shipping sales Of on bushels cash oats from
here. The future market was brdsned with some
hedging pressure. but the commission house buying
Of oats was better than 1t has been in several dGJA
CYnSa.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

cf American cotton in LlTspool yesterday AMOUNTED
10 a,3o baleA
According to news rspOrss, a syndicate d chicasu
bankers Is considering the formation q q IS 900 ooo
pool for Investment In the South in SupuB cotton.
A. eonfersnee Of merchants and bankers In
BirminghGm, Ala, steps were taken looking to thu
paying Of 10 cents per hound cotton for their staple
The Census Bureau will issue from Washington on
October & report Of the amount ginned In ths
cotton States up to Thursday. The total win prob
ably eHceed 10000 bales as being now ready for
the market The ''buy-A-bals movement undopbt-
edly has absorbed 10000 balo through direct sale
o. through the holding back By planters Of their
product The activity Of bayers IN the South Il
strong evidence that cotton win not be Sacrihcsd
pending the elimination Of plans all over the South
10 preapre for its financing
Plans for reopening the New York Cotton Ex-
change and the new rules necessary for the ON.
duct Of the trade are culhprehensiTe Full financial
backing doubtless VIII be provided.
In the New York ballot In Liquidation Of the
Liverpool straddle 60 bales Nsra drtWn today.
It Is believed that very large part Of the volume
Of outstAnding contracts existing a month aEo have
been reduced through private ssttlemeuts Tho
problem Is regarded with more satiEfsction FOR this
reason
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22

Steamships carrying food to Great
Britain are guarded by a lane of war
ships stretching across the ocean. 400
miles apart and in direct wireless com
munication under a system said to have
been planned seven years ago.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Sept 1--Afonsy on caI was sentt
mentally easier, but quotation were unchsaged Al
6as per cent Tine money was dull, the only ap
parent business being the shifting Of loans from
local banks and trust companies TO out a town
institutions This still q factor In q lHrzs
way Rates were unchanged. ranging frou Q 70
per cent
MeruAntile paper was In somswhat better de-
nHnd with the bankA Buying was mostly By IN.
terror hanks The supply exceeds the uaoderats
demand. nate nominally 10 . per csnt. mostly
the rates being about pr cent
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
WANTS RECEIVER NAMED.

Trenton. N. J., Sept H-Henry L.
Bull a stockholder Of the International
Power Company. today applied to the
court of chancery for receIvership for
that company on the ground Of insol-
vency. The company must show cause be-
fore October why a receiver should not
be appointed. The concerns chief asset
is said to be bonds of the Manhattan
Transit Company and stock Of the Ameri-
can and British Manufacturing Company.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22

b1rrs per ID. %; wool. unWashsd per ID. Dssi
hides dry. per B. nan: salt hides. dry. pr Ii.
Han; salt hide. green. per ID. IS: calfskins. green,
each, LSoal.TS; Gresn hidsA Der h. H.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Sept d.-The market for cotto, In
the South was strong today. with prices advancing
southern cotton exchanges resuming their func.
tions with quotations and reports of sslex T1,o
New Orleans Cotton Exchange will begin nesting
prices for spot cotton tomorrow following the New
York exchange, which already has opened the ouo.
tation market for actual cotton
Todsy's export movement included SIN bsIas
from Galveston to the continent Of H1rope, SaIss
The Washington herald., 1914-09-22
PRESIDENT THANKS SENATE.
Replies to Message of sympathy on
Death of Mrs. Wilson.

President Wilson yesterday conveyed
to the Senate his thanks for the resolu-
tons OF sympathy adopted by that body
on the death OF Mrs Wilson. He sent
the following message:
Gentlemen of the Senate:
II have received at the hands Of the
Secretary of the Senate the resolutions
Of sympathy passed upon the occasion Of
the death OF Mrs. Wilson. 1t was very
gracious OF you TO think OF me in my
hour OF deep affiIction, and thank you
with sincere gratitude. 1t is comforting