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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

Th- Trenton Potteries COMPANY Id
conceived the idea OF clicitiug tn help ~
- own stockholders In attempting TO
boost its own business. The following
ro1'c~ with III" attractive title Help Us
ln'rea," Your Dividend" has been mailed
TO All shareholders with the last dividend :.
More business means larger dividends for
YOU. Nhtlc We are striving with every
means 'u -" power 20 make the Trenton
fott"r'eS toWpnny n success. your help,
too. X earnestly solicited. We maruflc-
tnr- IL" best sanitary plumbing fixtures
SHOWN so!id porcelain and vitr"ous china
pa'htuhs. laboratories. toilet comhnat ions
"HcrFthinE for the plumbing equipment OF
y! vate residences. hospitals, office huild-
'Ngs, hotels. apartments. &c. They are the
best IJai,S-al Of them. Tou can h.lp
us s''l ;u.s product by calling Il to the
attention Of Your friends AND acqu.lipt-
..c-S whenever they undertake buildings
OF Al" h.nd. Have them ask their archi-
t"ct T. specify their plumber "a install
our goods. You can further assist by no.
tifying u to send them catalogues ami
o'hcr literature Every stockholdsr
boosting Tor the company viii hep swel.
his dividend check This IL the first
time 81 manufacturing corporation has
tried this Inexpensive means OF adver,ls-
irE. hut Insurance companies have been
doing Il Tor some time,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

Al securities good and bad are likely
10 come to market at q time like the
present when heavy depreciation is taking
place ia all quarters OF the list. And
perhaps new issues not yet properly dis
u'rutod may he considered especial ny vul-
cradle. hut the decline in th. new
southern Pacific convertibles has caused
" good zeal of comment for all that The
bonds Ncs -rday broke par for che first
time and -o.d N quantity at s?ls The
-clung lpo..d more Ike ti;r throwing over
~ blocks % n" bonds bought 10y specula-
'"rs H. the expectation OF q uuick profit
man anything else. Otherwise il r. hard
10 soc what could iuduce selling vi bond
of tbs ralihre. quoted ut Il price to Weld
more than rcr cent, ana containing
real speculative possibilities ~ well. There
has been zeal OF bullish talk OF the
future oI the. hCnds ever since To- terms
q. issur Were dtnoUu'cd CoInton .x-
pec;I'iuns may I've judged from the fact
mat IN" bonds sold as high as lo4 a few
weeks ngu. The failure Of tire bond. 20 do
letter VI this time suggests that the offer-
ng was not the success anticipated or as
Indicated hf' the announcement. that from
20 10 - per cent had been tai-l ty
si"c <ho'@ers and purchasers "f H..
rights" The suHpositlon now ia hat th-
syHd!yat" Rad - buy 10, Of the right
--prrhans I'll owned by the Pennsylvania
in order 70 induce subscriptions from
the outside public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Objective Points.

Besides the possibility OF decisive de-
velopments In the Mexican situation over
the week end. the security markets viii
have number OF matters to consider In
the next few days. The French elections
vii! be held to-day. The results will
determine the character OF the next
French Ministry and this may or may not
clear the Paris situation SO far as local
affairs are concerned. The London settle
ment will be held next MONDAY. and faU.
ures in addition to that which occurred
yesterday are predicted. On this side the
appeal Of the Eastern railroads for higher
rates will be presented to the Interstate
Commerce Commission In all its aspects.
The Supreme Court will also be In session
and there are possibilities OF decisions in
important cases long overdue. On Tues
day comes the quarterly report OF the
United States steel Corporation and ac-
ton on the common dividend. The great
increased weakness In the stock market
on active trading In the past day or two
suggests that the market has been con-
verging toward the stage where decisive
turn in one direction or the other will
occur. II II we'll TO bear In mind at this
juncture that the market has had pro-
lOnged swing In one direction.
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THE CURB MARKET.

A weak tone prevailed In tho curb mar
ket yesterday Trading was on moder-
ate scale. with final quotations ut about
the loves. of the day. United cigar
Stores declined iie points 20 81 Y. British
American Tobacco. old, receded y to 81 !.
and the new stock yielded x to II ~
Maxwell Motors shares we're under quite
active selling pressure and reflected frac-
tionll losses. Wayland OH and Gas. when
issued changed hands at 5Is, ofhA. New
York City AIS. when issued. declined "a
to 1919.
oil shares continued weak. giving way
sharply under moderate selling. south
Penn oil sold off Is points TO 276. stand
ard oil OF California closed points lower
at 2S4. Standard Oil of Indiana ranged
between ,i60 and 4i0. rejecting loss OF
points at $50: Standard Oil of New Jer-
sey closed weak at 395, down points and
Standard OIL Of New York yielded points
to zoe Vacuum Oil sold OF points to
GIG: Atlantic Reclining moved down IL
points to 597: Ohio Oil declined points
TO l6, and Anglo American OIL eased a
To ISIS.
transactions In detail in the market
T1st4
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LONDON PESSIMISTIC::
STOCKS DROP LOWER
Coming settlement. Mexican
Situation and Other Causes
Stir Anxiety.
CONSOLS AGAIN DECLINE
American Railway Issues show
Lack of Confidence Der
lin Improves.
CONSOLS AGAIN DECLINE

LONDON, April c5.--Pricss IN tie e.o-.
market here declined again to-dav r..
Mexican situation continues to stir Coz.
siderable apprehension. This and "a. "A
health OF the Emperor OF Austria. ~.
alarming activities OF Russia and m. ...,
of serious trouble during tho se;tlem.,,
next week cause pess'nism which will M.
be dspelled. The settlement ip for a com.
parativeIy long period, nineteen days, ana
In view OF the severe depression IN ro-.
eigners particularly In MeXicans anj RIA
ziliars. the outlook Is not favorable On.
One failure. that OF Blyth & Teesda.
nounced to-day.
Consols closed Il lower at rs. tot
money and TAM for the account O.h.-
high grade Investment securities we-,
shaded. Discount rates in Lombard str.J
were iirmer. The drop IN Conso,s has g..
orally been attributed 20 the failure Of 4,
Bank OF England to Increase it, god r-
serves. as Is It's practice at this scaspr
Home rails shared in the general heo.7
ness and foreign shares we're d'stu-.al
by the failure here. Mines and OILS we're
depressed by proft taking Prices le..
improved somewhat but failed 20 sustain
the advance ard the list saggcd of ..s
closed weak.
The department for American railway
issues showed a lack Of confidence .ri
movements were Irregular ara narrow
The list WAS somewhat Cepros - ~
realizing. and the closing was utce-t..'.
Amalgafnated Copper. Reading. No-.a4-'
Pacific. Southern Pacific and Ba.-.o-.
and Ohio showed fractional dec !nes
Union Pacific, Canadian Vac.nc AID r..
improved.
PARIS. April 25.--prices wore s,ur.S
on the Bourse to-day Rautcs closed
changed at Sc francs g. cent mes
BERLIN, April -. -- The tone = -.
Boefse improved ii c!f!y todd.
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\ Tower Of strenxth.

American Ice sold All day long q. IS
Throughout the recent weakness lee has
been ''ir -: the strongest stocks on the
list Moreover. the stock has been ac-
lively traded in with blocks as larg. As
l."1' shares at a time changing hands
The strength of lc" IL al the NOR. cor
sI.'uous. h-gause when Ice was selling
hr.r" ~ Ga Nt'.e While ago III. !eadln.:
st"cks We're all from 10 10 !" points
higher tn,n they are row.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

SATURDAY, April %.
Receipts of b-tyci Wrr" ts6 head: an com
signed direct to local slaGshtcrerH. Feeiirk
hnminallH s.ead!, Dressed hecf unchanged;
'ii| dressed naute sides sclliug at l2M'ltc.
per H. NJ shipments ~ iNe STOCK or
dressed, beef k"ccip.4 Of calves wer" Il6
head, all direct to local butchers Feeling
rated steady. Dressed calves IN fair demand
and unchanged, city dressed yeats r.lltng AZ
II q 10" per b., country dressed a'.l3v,
Receipts 90 sheep ana lambs were 900
mead, Including one car Tor the market.
le"Nng steady No sheep offered Fair
clipped ohio lambs sold u S7G5 per 100
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

wASuNGToN AprJ T.r e''
the rc,r.p,. 1ui paS Varr.1'- a.
Yesterday Iht. MORT. ''~'
Rcc-ipts. ,..... ''N'4 si'.
Pay warrants .lsu.i "'.''
pshci, so >,s 's.'.
Tho recrps rom cuslom- 81
SO, .p1-: from internal rev" T.. "H'
~. corporation taA. Sll-.... t"D b.
$500
Na,'oral bank notes receive tor ~.''n
& 81 sat =.
The ash statement of SO i..'.
Treasurer lur Aprl = shows
GENERAL III NJ
hold certificates ............,.. ...'.'
SILVER dol ar~ ....... .,..,...... a.,
silver certificates ......
, IWicd states Notes
Crrti ned cnr,ks on bauN1
National bank note.
SILVER bullion, subsidiary silver 81.
MINOR coin .... ....
Cs-h IN Treasury. ...........
In ationl hanks ....,.....
Available cash IN Treasury go
hanks ..... ............ ....
Dr,u,r current liabilities
Free balaur- in Treasury and hsuN'
Other Treasury assets met '.....
Net balance III general flNd
RESERVE ~ 81
Gold com and bullion.
TRUST SD
To redeem outstanuln. vert To- dlt- ,
Grand total cash assets ~ l''d-.t.t
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lb'. dressed mutton steady AT sdl2c. psr
o. dressed lambs isuibc, Country
dressed ho hout" lnlahs sIuS7 per Varcuss
Receipts Of hogs were Lose head: All Tor
saushicr"rr direct, t-oling nomlnally arm
~ Hympn'hy win Ituhnlo udvico,. Country
nf"fH'd hogN steady a. Hul2l.C Ter 10. for
heavy 80 light weight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

The imports of dry goods and general me-
chandise n The pori Of New York Tor IA" weei,
ended Anrll Is, NJ compared with the rrcy ious
week aud the corresponding week of lHl3, fol.
low
Week Previous Last
Anril - week yplr
Dry goods S. i,d,lSN $40. iuS 81 ~ lrl
General mdse. 2Oss- S.s i;.'Gl. snd 10. sos
To,als..,.,,....ssI, s,;iNt S2o66i.,D siai1a.G5e
Import Al New York. for the year To
date compare a. follows.
1871. 1918
Dry goods. ..,......,... Si, oGi in 81 COG $40
General merchhnds" ....,, sti 0ilAS@ ~. 81. hyl
To'a's .",,...,..,.,.. ss@s OF" asa So. osS so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

'fS dividend.
Where a &c" follows
4 quotation II indi-
cate. a blI or offer
for 10 shares.
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Total sales to-day. 349376 shares
NoTE-Where &C" follows quotation II IN dcaes a hid
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
Sporting
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Steve Yerkes, second baseman of
the Boston Red Sox, sent in his signed
contract. The club has yet to hear
from Speaker, Ray Collins and Engle.
A $4,000 offer from the Federal
League has been turned down by
Thomas Seaton. pitcher of the Phila-
delphia Nationals
Umpire Bill Brennan has oficially
notified the National League that he
has gone over to the camp of the
Federals. The contract which was
sent to him for the season of 1914
has been returned to the National
Leagune main office, with letter an
nouneing his decision to join the Fed
eral League staff.
Secretary Davis of the New York
Americans announced that he had re-
ceived the signed contract OF Pitcher
Dode Criss, drafted last fall from the
Houston. Texas, League Club. Criss
is veteran player.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
SOCIAL NOTES.
Ladies Aid.

A very pleasant and interesting meet
ing OF the Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church
was held at the home of Mrs Y. B. Rob-
inson, on Serpell Ave-, this afternoon.
The Aid is one of the most important
auxiliaries of the church. The meeting
was opened by Bible reading and pray
er by Rev. Phillips, after which the re-
gular order of business was taken up
After adjournment the hostess, assisted
by her daughter, Miss Iona, served a
dainty two-course luncheon which was
enjoyed by all.
Those present were Mesdames Lovett.
PHILIPPE, Cornwel, Scott, Wilson. Right,
Dawson, Teter, Coffman, Hill, McVicker,
Keller, Lopgstreeth, Cain, Robinson,
Blatchford, Thompson, Shinn, Strother,
members 0 I the Aid, Mrs. Robinson,
mother of Mr.. v. B. Robinson, Rev. r.
0. Phillips and little Virginia were guests.
The next regurlar meeting will be held
In the church.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
Personal
alnlIlrlllIIllllulIIlllnllnlItilllnQllnHl

The Bishop of London has let the
world into the secret of his celibacy.
He said at meeting that he had not
the time to marry, although he was
aware that the public preferred mar
ried clergymen. He declared that he
had not the slightest intention of be-
coming benedict
Crown Prince Frederick William of
Germany will visit the United States
incog" to engage in hunting expe-
dition.
Frank Harper, private secretary to
Colonel Roosevelt, left Buenos Ayres
for New York with live turtle named
Lizzie for the Bronx Zoo.
While Senator Smith of Maryland
was celebrating his 69th Birthday, his
home at Baltimore was destroyed by
IRE. Loss, $4,000.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
Foreign
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The tango will be barred at dances
given by President Poincare of France
Fire caused $4,000 damage on
hoard the steamer Bordeaux, locked
at Havre, France.
Ingold German aviator, flew 1000
miles in 161a hours without stop,
establishing a record.
The Italian Minister of War ordered
the preparation of squadron OF war
ships to take part in the Panama
Canal opening.
Suffragette "firebugs" destroyed the
home of G. E. Cunningham, secretary
to Viscount Morley at fasteners, Eng
land
Prince William OF Wied has accepted
the Albanian throne.
The new military Zeppelin airship
attained speed of IS miles an hour
between Friedrischaven to Potsdam.
Fausto Mora. an American manufac.
turer, who died at Nice, France, left
an estate valued at 100000
Frederick w. Vanderb.lt's yacht
Warrior, which went ashore near Sa-
vanilla, on the Colombian coast, has
been abandoned a total loss.
General Tel Mocho" Hernandez, the
Venezuelan exile and former minister
at Washington, left Trinidad for the
United States.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
THE CITY CONVENTION
WAS HELD THE 7th

| The Citizens met in the High School
Building last SATURDAY. evening, and were
called to order by Mayor Bennett, who
was afterward made permanent chairman
and w. B. Rector az secretary
The chairman explained the object of
| the meeting end stated that it was neces-
sary to nominate Mayor, Recorder.
and councilma nfrom each of the four
wards.
j. A. Viquesney and l.. l.. Bennett
were the two placed in nomination for
M ayor. A vote by ballot was called and
resulted in The nomination of Jules A..
| viquesney for Mayor; Ellsworth Wilson,
| G, Ross Kidder and Geo. E. Cain were
placed in nomination for Recorder, bal
lot was then taken which resulted in
EllsH orth Wilson having majority OF
the votes on the first ballot.
The different wards then divided to
the four corners OF the loom, and later
reported the following nominations:
First ward, M. Werner
Second " Robt. Pittman,
Third " Roy Nestor
Fourth g Floyd Tefer
On motion the ticket was named the
''Citizare Ticket, and just as the chair
man was preparing to close some one
spoke up that, as the ticket seemed to be
"cow ticket" that the emblem be COW
A motion was made to that effect and it
was ordered that "a COW" without any
''strings or chains" be put on the ticket
as an emblem The motion carried
The meeting then adjourned, each one
with smile on his face, Thought the
matter a great joke that the "cow" was
the only issue that could be raised in
town of this size with go many things
confronting it for its future welfare.
So far no other ticket has been brought
out, and it looks ike there will be only
one ticket in the field. No ticket can be
brought out after the time limit OF 10 davs
before election.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
How Is Your Boiler?

1t has been stated that mans stomach
is bis boiler; his body is his engine and
his mouth the fire dox. Is your boiler
(stomach) in good working order or.is it
so weak that it will not stand full load
and not able to supply the needed energy
to your engine (body)? II you have
any trouble with your stomach Cham
berlalE's Tablets will do Won good They
strengthen and invigorate the stomach
and enable it to do its work naturally.
Many very remarkable cures OF stomach
trouble have been eff acted by them.
For sale by
(Adv') Grant Graham
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
Horrible Blotches
of Eczema

Quickly cured by DR.. Hobson's Ecxe-
ma Ointment. G. P Calweil, of New Or
leans, La, states: "Ms doctor ADVISED
me to try DR. Hobson's Eczema Salve
used three boxes OF Ointment and three
cakes OF DR.. Hobson's Derma Zema Soap,
To-day have not spot anywhere on
my body and can say | am cured" 1t
will do the same for you Its soothing,
healing, antiseptic action will rid you OF
all skin hnmors, blackheads, pimples,
Ecsema blotches, red unsightly sores,
and leaves your akin clean and healthy.
Get box to-day. Guaranteed.
All Druggists. Soc. or by mail
Pfeiffer Chemical Co. Philadelphia, &
81 Louis. (Adv)
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12

/ am monarch of all survey
With Wilson in charge of the chain
When the streets will be measured up
And be turned to itch pastures again.
l will give him a job worth his while
When he grants me my only request
"Let me roam unstaked and at ease'',
Then Wilson may do all the rest.
I've been mighty scared of late [legs
That couldn't hardly stand on four
When the Council framed the ordinance
That / should be tied to some pegs.
They talk of Beington-the beautiful
The bigger-the better-the best.
But tell you LII feel mighty comfortable,
With Wilson a-doin the rest.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
General


The impeachment trial of Governor
Six students of the Gettysburg (Pa.)
College were suspended for tangoing.
Christian churches in the United
States gained $4,000 new members
in 1913.
The municipal ferry boat Mayor
Gaynor built for New York was
launched at Camden, N. ].
Edward H. Briggs, a postal clerk at
Worcester, Mass, for rs years, was
arrested, charged with opening letters.
William A. Stone was burned to
death when his celluloid collar caught
ablaze, while he was working over
fire in Hanover. N. H.
An effort is being made in New Jer-
sey to have the limit of the age for
children attending school changed
from IL to 16 years.
Richard L. Metcalfe, Governor of
the Panama Canal Zone, will likely be
candidate for Congress from Nebras-
ka this fall.
The George Walter Vincent Smith
art collection, valued at 81 100000, was
bequeathed to the city of Springfield.
Mass.
An express company has obtained
a contract to transport the mails from
the station to the postofice at Win
sted, Conn.
Fire destroyed building $50 years
old, on the island estate of Mrs. James
McKeen, near Harpswell, Me. Loss,
$4,000.
John J. CahiIl og Finlay, O., died
from cancer A piece Of skin was
torn from his lip ten years ago in re-
moving clay pipe.
Robert Hunter, of Noroton Heights,
has been selected as the Socialist
nominee in Connecticut for United
States Senator.
The Women's Protective League Of
ST. Louis has begun a campaign for
protecting girl immigrants arriving In
that city.
Captain w. F. Fullum is now head
OF the Annapolis Naval Academy, sue
ceeding Captain John H Bibons, now
commander Of the battleship Louisi-
ana.
Mrs. Mamie c. N. Maddox be-
queathed $4,000 to Miss Bessie Beat
ty, newspaper reporter of San Fran
cisco to be used by her in behalf Of
poor children.
John Caster, Of Detroit, found his
16-year-old daughter, Alice, who was
kidnapped by her mother FIVE years
ago, in charge of the Milwaukee po-
lice, accused Of begging.
Frank A. Trexler, OF Allentown, Pa,
was appointed Judge of the Pennsyl-
vania Superior Court to succeed the
late General James A. Beaver
Iodide of potassium has been sue
cessfully applied in Baltimore in three
cases of bichloride of mercury pois-
oning.
Suffragettes plan another demon
stration before Congress, May 9.
1t is estimated that the Panama
Canal will cost $500, 900 yearly to op-
crate.
Windy" hickman, a ranchman OF
Jackson, Wyo., was killed by an ava
lanehe.
Representative Shere introduced
bill to construct naval armor plant
At Erie.
A petition signed by 204,s 1929 per-
sons, vas presented to Chicago's cleo
lions commissioners, asking that a
referendum vote be taken on the con.
struction of new subway
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12

The Boston Stock Exchange voted
to close on Lincoln's Birthday
The South Carolina Assembly pnss-
ed the two-cent passenger rate bill
A large wolf was shot and killed
In Kansas City, after biting two per-
sons
Minnesota will receive $S2,53S as
the inheritance tax on the estate left
by Charles G. Gates.
Pittsburgh had 1904 marriages dur.
ing January 1914, against 1888 in Jan.
uary 1913.
Morris Mcdonald, recently elected
president of the Boston & Maine Rail
road, resigned
Father" Hans Schmidt was found
guilty in New York Of numbering Anna
Aumuller
Florence Lawlor, 16 years old, miss
ing from her home in Brooklyn, was
found in Chicago.
White Eagle, Ill years old, the old
est Indian in the United States, died
at Ponca City. Okla.
Many residents of Frankfort, Ky.
were vaccinated, following the discov-
cry of two smallpox cases.
Secretary Bryan will likely go to
Chill in September to attend the Pan
American conference.
Edward Caswell, of Norwalk, Conn,
died from blood poisoning after hay
ing tooth pulled.
Andrew Jackson's famous hickory
stick was presented to President VIII
son by Senator Thompson of Kansas
Herbert Rainey, % years old, drop
ped dead in a Jail in Brooklyn while
awaiting sentence for attempted ar
SON.
The ice jam in the Chenango River
has caused serious floods near Bing-
hamton. forcing over 200 residents to
fee.
The Royal Mail liner Amadia arriv
ed at New York from Bermuda with
40 bridal couples among Its $50 pas
sengers.
Ex-State Senator Stillwell, in COM
pany with Al other convlcts, was trans
ferred from Sing Sing to the Great
Meadow Prison at Comstock, N. Y.
Senator Penrose re-introduced the
bill, providing for one cent postage
intended for delivery within the post
Office district where is it deposited.
Lieut.. H. B. Post, an American avia-
tor, was killed when his aeroplane fell
500 feet at San Diego, Cal, following
an explosion of his engine.
Oscar w. Smith, New York repre-
sentative of Parke, Davis & Co., drug
gists, was arrested, charged with send.
ing heroin through the mails
Charles M. Schwab, president of the
Bethlehem Steel Company, denied that
his company had purchased land ilf
New Jersey for steel plant.
Mrs. Bridget Dougherty Curran Gel
ebrated her 10th birthday at South
Bethlehem, Pa. Her mother was 1O2
years old when she died.
Eulogistic speeches were made in
the New York Legislature in obsery
ance Of the 100 anniversary of Samuel
] Tilden's birth
Huntington Brown, IS years old,
Past Grand Commander of the
knights Templars at Mansfield, o., is
dead.
The Rev. Charles e. Mcclellan was
arrested in the City Hall, Philadelphia,
charged with violating the snti-spitting
ordinance.
Robert and Albert Coleman, aged
eight and six years. were drowned
while coatsting on the Charles River
near Boston
William Runkle, president of the
Warren Foundry and Machine Com
pany, of Easton, Pa, left 100000 to-.
Lafayette College.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1914-02-12
J. W. HULL, EYE SPECIALIST.

Will be at DIR. ]. w, Strother's
office, Belington, Feb. 1918, 1914.
Don't fail to see me for any
trouble with your eyes, Crosseyes,
Exiphora, Nervousness.
Nocharge for consultation.
Respectfully.
J. w. HuLA.