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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
YOUNG MAN STRUCK ny
LIGHTNING AND KILLED

TRENTON n. j. July 17.-Jacob
heltzinger, Is years OF age, OF this CITY
was struck and killed by a sharp fiasb
or lightning during an electrical storm
mere to-day. Rcitzinger with his broth-
er lewis sought refuge under the Cad
wallader park tunnel when The stcrTn
arose this afternoon. The tunnel is a
concrete structure spanning the cana,
OF the city.
Inc dead man was rushed to Mercer
hospital. where stimulants were given
MIN and two pulmotors used without
erect. The victims body bears no
marks of the deadly lightning flash
The brother. Lewis was stunned hut
responded TO treatment at the hospital
and was able 10 return 20 his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
MAY DECLARE STRIKE.

SCRANTON. Pa. July is - At a
meeting OF the general grievance com.
mittee OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
end Western company tonight. II was
decided TO take n poll OF the miners
early next week relative to declaring
a strike. This decision was arrived
AZ after Colonel II. A. Phillips. head
OF the coal department OF the com.
pany. had declined TO deal further with
the grievance committee of the min.
ers. In the event OF a strike eigh-
teen thousand mn and boys employed
In the I.ackawanna and Wyoming val.
leys will be affected
The trouble is over the patrol sys.
tenn In the mines. suggested by James
r. Roderick. chief OF the state bureau
OF mines. The men claim that the
patrolmen. as the system il operated
Dy the Lackawanna, are nothing more
than spies for the company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
WILL PROSECUTE
Fred o. Blue Orders All Prosecutors
to Bring Action Against illegal
Liquor Dealing.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July IL
Fred o. Blue. commissioner of pro.
fibition, to-day ordered all prescott.
ing attorneys in West Virginia 10
bring action against liquor dealers
who ship intoxicants into the state
In defiance of law. which prohibits
solicitation of liquor orders through
circulars or by personal representa-.
ttNes. Large shipments of liquor have
been received in West Virginia since
the prohibitory amendment became
operative, carrying companies having
been organized In some border towns,
IL is alleged. TO deliver the orders Sc
cured by dealers residing outside the
ft6te.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
HEALTH IMPROVED

WASHINGTON. July 17-Improvc-
ment in the health OF the American gar
rlSpn az Vera cruz during the past week
was reported to-day by General Fupst,r
The sick rate was 2.f3 per cent for me
army and 2.33 per cent FOR the marines
.oihpa,cd win Z4t and 2.6t per the
week before. or the SO on the sick
list, - are incapacitated by disease and
II by injury. To date there have been
troops, one from disease and three fTorn
Injury. ''''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
SIX DIE FROM HEAT.

PHILADELPHIA. July 17-Six
deaths and more than two score pros
trations from the heat were reported
IN this city to-day. Although the max.
imum temperature was only SO. the
numidity was excessive and a brief
thunder shower this afternoon only
served to intensity the sufferings of
Doth men and beasts. At midnight
the mercury had descended less than
five degrees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
rIRsr ELEcrRocur1or

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE &C,
or June 10. 1913. changing the death
penalty Tor murder from hanging on the
salioWs TO electrocution. was invoked
to-day Tor the first time in this state
when Judge kinsey sentenced James
boyd. colored, who shot and killed his
sweetheart. Bertha Fisher. 4, n ssiann
mere last August. 20 die In the electric
All elcctrocuttons will take place Mt
the new western penitentiary in Center
county. The legislature made a speech
nc appropriation for the construction
OF death house. equipped with electric
been completed. but there stiil remains
the installation OF parts OF the electrical
machinery. The special appropriation
,en I'M building and equipment was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
MADE NEW RECORD.

SAGINAW. Mich. July 17.-What
is claimed TO be new record for 4
year-old PAGERS on a half mile track
was established here to-day by Single
G.. a bay stallion. who won the second
heat Of 2:12 pacing stake in 2:O7A
Single took the first heat of the race
in 2:OSh. thus also setting a new rec.
ord for two consecutive heats by a
i.year-old PAGER or a two-lap course.
The stallion to-day won his fifth
stake In as many weeks racing on the
Michigan Short Ship" circuit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
STRIKE ADJUSTED.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 1.-THE
ulHerence between hoisting engineers
anu portable engineers. which re.
suited in walkout Ct both orcaniza.
lions week ago. we're adjusted late
today through tho efforts Of insDec.
tors q the Pennsylvania department
OF labor. The walkOut threw nearly
5000 men out OF work and caused a
cessation OF $1,000. 600 worth Of con
! struction work. The men will re
turn to work Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
UPSET BOAT
Young Woman 6ather Tries TO Climb
In Boat and She and Four
Others Drown.

MANCHESTER n. r.. July IL
The attempt Of Miss Annie Burrans.
student at the New England con.
servatory of music in Boston. to climb
into row boat In which were her
sister. Mrs. Minnie Mills. Of South
Merrimack. the latter's two small
children. Mariory ana Evelyn. and her
young niece. Dorothy Burrans. caused
the drowning OF all i've to-day. The
accident occurred In Naticook lake in
South Merrimack
MlEs hhrrans was swimming while
her sister and the three children royved
ABOUT IN flat bottomed boat. When
Miss burrans Eraspcd the stern Of tho
D9st ana trlcd % climb IN. 10 went under
with it, occupants Two brofbors ~
MISS hurrans who were on shore reach.
- the boat too late 10 lend aid 10 its
occupants
glasgow has IN area 81 1879 acre,
and population % t.OtI. 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
VICTIM OF PToMAINE POISON.

spcGiai r, nispa,sh 90 TIE Intelligencer.
HARRISBURG w. Va. July II -
Ptomaine poisoning from canned
vegetables which he ate is assigned
as The cause OF the death Of Patrick
isabel. 5 year son. OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Isabel. OF Meadow Brook.
this morning at their home. This is
the hrst death from that cause in
Harrison county this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
WHITE SLAVE CHARGE

EASTON. Pa. July 17.-CIyde STAPLES.
3t bangor. was arrested to-day by
deputy =. - Marshal o. r McCanrev
charged with violating the Mann White
slave act u T. charged Staples. who i'll
married man. enticcd Mae Moses wife
or Jacob Moses. Of this city from Phil
nnsburE. y. j.. 20 Scranton. Pa staples
was recently arrested on three chargos
oi ial-e ureterse growing out Of stock
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TO ERECT UNION STATION

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 17-S,ock-
holders OF the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne
chicago Railroad Company here to-
gay IN special meeting ratified the ac-
changing Tor other property In Chicago
lsnd 10 the value OF SO. 500. 900 This
a'uon. II was announced. would permit
the erection Of union station TO b.,
used by the Pittsburgh. Fort WAYNE K.
chicago. the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chi
cago st. Louis. tho Chicago. MiIwau-
kec q st. Paul. the Chicago. Hurlingtop
a quincy railroads aud perhaps the chi
cago a. Alton railroad
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Obitua ry


Impressive funeral services will be
held this morning at SO o'clock nj No
80 SiNteenth street over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Martha j. Holman. who
passed away Friday morning following
an extended illness. Requiem high mass
VIII be celebrated at . O'Clock at ST
Josephs cathedral and interment will
be In Mt. Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
INVESTIGATION TO END SOON

=, NAShi N1I.'N. July l4.-iuNestiga-
tion by the department OF justice OF
probably the largest factor in the com
try IN the sale Of gas lighting fixtures.
eminent shall bring suit aRatnst t6o
company under the sherman anti trrst
act has not been determined. No dect..
ION in the case Il expected for several
weeks as a supplemental report is o.
pected before Attorney McKeynolds nor
scnally takes up the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
RECORD RArErALL

Ihlis NbFlsiNlN. July 11.--More rain
mas FALLEN 10 Fhiladelnhia 90 FAR this
month than IN the first ~ days ~ any
July tu 81 years. IN % to-day 10 has
amounted ~ 5.f2 inches Most ~ the
precipitation was during thunder
htof MS There has bern only 81 prr cent
~ sunshine since July T.. and the pro-
. tfacted rposl Of excessive humidity H.
above normal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Mederic Martin recently elected may
or Of Montreal, went on strike and re-
FUSED 20 attend a meeting OF the board
of control because he had not received
&325 due a. his salary FOR the two
weeks during which he was kept from
taking office by troubles over recount
ing the hnlInf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
Nv THE BEST OF HuMoR.

Mamc-How do you like me new
dressg
Her fiance twho has worked AT fash
ionable functionsl some stuff kid'
You couldn't be more immodest n you
was well brcd-pucI..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
Daily Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANTON
A FASHIONABLE WRAP OF MORE rAFrErA

N H1AEE t4NCn
III nakss a
tr1cfiVe. Vrry fash
iouabie and also
Ncry Comfortable
wrap for n,itsum-
mcr war. IL
mans Just warmth
cough 20 MI the
red Of cool sum
nier aitcrnoons and
evenings and IL -
exceedingly hand
somc in eject.
This coat shows al
the very newest
features and -
trimmed with nib
bon friil> IL is
one Of the easiest
in the wosd TO
make a. well az
one q the srnartest
possible. IL can D.
copied in many DIFF
fercnt materials,
plain tafeta. MORE
VelOurs, oharmeuse
satin. fancy crtpe
OF any similar ma
teriai and the frills
can be made Of
nbbon OF Of silk
or lace or net. and
which combina-
ton is better.
which 20 he pre-
ferred depends en-
tirely upon the use
TO which the coat
j. 20 be put. For
mid summer. fow-
cred silk with lace
frills would be
handsome. One
Of the very newest
shades is known a.
groselle or currant
color. and tafeta
in that shade with
frills Of black
maline lace would
be exceedingly
beautiful and eN-
ceedingly fashion,
able.
For the medium
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

,'@nr.town. Pa. now has population
a rovernment enumeration in Alaska
shows 1855 reindeer
Omar Khayyam. the Persian poe- 81.
born On Nlrhapur and died iu hfs nave
town in 1923 While he was an asfror-
. gfner and mathematical. DO has come
nown ~ Tame only as the author of the
since 1851 the numbers 81 persons 20
euch acre IN ireland has decreased On d
acre has increased fGf per cent. tre
number q sheer - per cent. and the
number 81 swine 2s Der cent
No other coronation rite in Europe
re- shce hack % ao early n period ~
mat Of Great Britain From SO Anglo
rtfcn order q the coronation 0f sr-
bert wac derived the ancient form 81
tho coronations ~ the kinEs ~ France
ny using system Of automatic
strect lighting. tho English ditv or
Leeds expects 70 save the wages OF
% men. or about $4,000 a year.
Heads Of colleges IN BriusS mi.
Nerrlues arc vsriously know as
wardens. masters. principals. f.~fors
provoste. presidents. deans anc cen.
soFa.
American music is popular ", Ron
hatX, Northern France, where tho win.
dows IN several stores handling sheet
music are devoted to the display Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Some day well be te1epbonina
through the air without wires"
Maybe. But won't 10 seem dueer
20 have an operator call back 10 YOU
ana say. The air Is busy nOwi'"-
Washington star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

81 Peter What was your occupa.
ton on carth2
Spirit Bobbor
81 Peter--lce coal or gasg-Phua.
dclphia Ledger
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MUCH IN LITTLE.

d, Je2hsg..-,own. Pa. now has a population
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Why do you get the pretty girls
Jobs hrst2 o. that fairg"
Best for an concerned" declared
me head Of the school Of stenography.
he pretty girl soon marries her ON.
pioyer, and then there's a permanent
Job for one Of the palmer young la.
dies. Pittsburgh Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18

Magistrate-Are you Interested in
this caaof
witness for the prosecutlon-Yc
ance.- Buffalo Express.
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791c

popular dances. including glides and
Onc-steps.
consul General George r. Scidmore
reports that. according 10 the nov, cc,.
sua. FOkio's population Is 2.O9g ggf
an increase Of nearly 10000 over that
OF 1909. The nuNLer OF houses re-
corded Is 5l9.735, IAN Increase OF
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4 vovernmcnt enumeration in AIast
shows f7.33g reindeer
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Glasgow has an area 81 1879 acres
ana a population q t.0t1.OOO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20
ROCK ISLAND THE ONLY ACTIVE
FEATURE OF NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK. June I9.-Except for the
Rock island securities. which were un-
usually active and covered "A wide range
the stock market to-day was quiet and
Hat. The undcrtonc was firm and Their.
was n light upward tendency. Specula-
tors were as reluctant as before 10 take
"a decided position pending the much dis
Cusscd decision In the freight rates case
Early In the day IL was reported that
would be announced shortly and heay y
trading In the securities OF the company
relieved the dullncss during the early
hours. The bonds with the exception Of
the Collatcrals were had up strongly Ia
the belief that their position would bc
improN ed by payment OF an assessment
ON the stock. The dcbcnture bonds ros.
20 IN "A gain OF points In two day.
U ne collateral IS dropped 2 = TO 30. the
lowest price on record
Demand sterling broke 90 points. max
ing "a decline OF about 100 points In
three days. Despite this-FnoVcment CN-
purtation Of gold continued. 1880. 600
being engaged to-day. Preliminary csti-
mates OF tomorrow bank statement
suggested -hrinkgEF In cash OF $4,000. 81
900 Co SN.UVu.UUu. TOTAL sales $4,000
shares.
Aside from the Rock Island issues. the
muN cmcnt OF the bond market was small.
No definite trend developed. Total
sales. par value S2733.OOO.
United states bonds were unchanged
On call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

a Torso crowd uf local people attend.
90 fNU picnic ir fnr .uf .fla.rIEa district
A LARGE HI.u Iaa been placed Of the
corner .f Ia.nft fourth street and War.
u".I avenue. Hu that fhn people Wild
Snow HIHr" fs EH fH attend ffH lawn
toto which uIII Hr rI.nn next week h.
fHn members OF fH. Reliance Ifra Conn
pans. off N.rfH WHrH..I
Presbyterian church of WareHHf viii
rI.. ....Ir Thursday Ir fHr .Hf.fH..
II.. district N..f .f the men. n.". ...
PLANNING t. Dol present
Nr and NrH OHf..rI sf.H... NH..
returned from fHlIr Wedding frIU and
'H.E ufI make frr.r home orr "I TH.r.
I.Urfn street MnsrHnE
Charles WIrs. of Eighteenth street.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

A low pressure. unsettled weather
area l. moving eastward over the lower
lake region and upper Ohio valley this
morning The pressures are also low
over the Northwest
high pressure. cooler weather area
covers the upper valleys and upper Lake
region.
During the next IS hours showers are
expected In this vicinity. in connection
with the low pressure area over tho
upper portion Of the valley. The hiE
pressure and cooler weather area will
cover this section Saturday.
Local data. Highest temperature yes
terday. 80 degrees, lowest last night.
81 degrees. rainfall. O.O1.
The ohio Will change but slightly In
the district during the next s6 hours.
II. G. HOWE. Section Director.
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Evans. pastor. sabbath school af g.fl
H. ul. t,ury Mitchell. superintendent.
lr"tUnlus and rHWmIlIHu services De-
tween lI and o. There Will U. Uu sore
vices iu tNu evening uurIuE fHU months
HI JUDY ana August. fu account .I fIH
hot weather All are welcome tu attend
amy HI IHr services.
IHpfI.f Mission. meetings being held
Iu i.H..U. NH|I. corner IIffH street uUI
Nlra..I avenue. Service. OF 1850
H.U...a b.. U. aIr. M...a."I .4u.HIu.
fsnutuf 800 Hr. invited fI attend nUt
off u. services and rg. how tta hcufcu
IH growing
Tr.HNFsIr.Hu church. Twentieth street
near d. HrWU.I avenue. I.t. Edgar DAY.
pastor sunday f.HH.I Hf t..H H. H.
IrI.H..r uNrNH. Hf d. m. AZ I.f.
..|...h fHn Sacrament of The Lord ri
supper WI.I FL. served and alI the r..n.
rtr. ur. urged tu Dol present I..rs.
uHdy welcome tH attend tss services.
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]. S. BasAs g Co.'S CLOSING sLttsr.

NEW YORK. June 1g-The opening
here was influenced 90 moderate oN-
tent by the better prices from London
share from London. The g. O.. ".
issues were the strong feature during
tho day ANA the guaranteed dividend
story was lost sight Of for the time be-
ms The early Improvement was very
well maintained although the market
Was extremely dull The additional
gold eugagcrueuts to-day did not have
any cucCt ON the money market. One
authority believes the present gold
movement HIil continue into next week
Wh'u 10 VIII Doe brought Co close for
the time h'.ug The exchange rates
dropped sharply tu-tdy about 80 points.
The banks VIII probably show ouaIdera-
hI' loss lu their weekly statements to-
morrow. Nothing was heard OF the rate
decision to-day and haudiuk down Of de-
cision may u' nslH}sd 70 Few days longer
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Niously Worsted mills are busy and
some manufacturers Of wooden are ac-
cause Of the firmness in raw wool On
the whole business In footwear con-
tlnues backward and general unsatisfa-
are not cnUrely lacking Conflicting re
ports are received a. to conditions in
iron aud steel but the situation has
49, ln'l"ss improved Failures this
week tu the nited States are Sg3
against ga last year"
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wee aff duty yesterday o- seeoun, OF
h.Irr a.#k
John r'.rIr ~ Nine. zenith street .s
NH.|.. |.. residence rUUHIrfrf
1T |.Hr."H .| Warrington - ura
cuisines. visitor In town Nefnesdau
Nr. Ir.I Rocco. .f Center Warwu.F
'0u dave .isifiur uf The home Of Nrs
I..nH. NHUkfN
Nr Hrf Wrr Samuel Foster ~ rfnr-
Ir'f avenue ore the proud parents a.
'arF0 hTny boy
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CONFIDENCE REMAINS UNSHAKEN
AND TRADE VALUE IS STEADY

NEW YORK. June ie.-Dun's review
VIII say tomorrow.
Confidence remains mistaken and
while conditions are not wholly salts
factory. yet the volume 81 trade g. very
STEADY. The promise OF bounttful har-
vests T. the factor 81 most weight A
retirement IN the dry goods markets -
feature In New England. Large "a les
~ many lines have been noted aud op-
etntors in the great agricultural regions
OF the west and southwest are display
INK decidedly more interest than pre-
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June l9-Big export bust
ness mere and higher prices at Liverpool
kept the wheat market to-day on the ad-
vance. The close was steady a to A. 90
ABOVE last night. Tine outcome in corn
was a. OFF 10 Lice up and for oats .- e
10 y "a a &c net gain. Provisions finished
an the way from Toe decline to "a rise
OF "a q sc
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Np-Transfcr books close June goth
FOR 20 cash dividend payable June sOth.
t2)-Trausfer books close sdne 18th
Tor = q cash dividend payable Juue23u.
ts(-Iransfcr books close June goth
Tor . - cash dividend payable July J..
tDIransfer books close June 20 for
Tor = g cash dividend payable July 4
t5)-Transfer books close June goth
Tor 20 cash dividend payable July lat.
tbl Transfer books close June goth
LIST
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G-Transfer books close June d. for
1 y Z. cash dividend payable June 30
t21-TranHfcr books close June 81 for
70 cash dividend payable June 30.
t3l-TranHfer books close June ~ for
/ = q cash dividend payable July
ND-Trnuafer books close June 90 for
I p e. cash dividend payable July D.
NhI Transfer books close June 20 Tor
o ia cash dividend payable July
ftt Transfer books close June Gu Tor
90 cash dividend payable July
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CHICAGO. June fg-II0Es re,siute.
1900; active. bulk Of sales $3.50 $50.
light $500 90 miveI FsIUns.fgfr
pigs S715u7.gO. cattle. receipts 600
steady. bceycs S715ff9.I-. Texas steers
So NuI $50. stockerF and feeders $4,000
$40. cows an dhoif'rs 80 tuf f $50 .caI,.s
800 RI 10 90. sheep. receipts ~ HUH.
steady. native sheep e.. 80 1850. year
linEs $3.50 U z 90. lambs native S6.u.t
$50, springs {1.Uus.1o.
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Stocks
IPsr. BID. A.s.l L. -

Cd Transfer book closes June goth for
per cent cash dividend. yayable July /.
~ transfer book close June 20 for
LIST
90 Transfer books close June goth
for per cent cash dividend payable
July LIST
90 Transfer books close June 20 for
~ 60 cash dividend payable July LIST
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Mf h.. MrH Henry IUrUuF. .f south
VARY ""l rnt. returned from rIt.a.
|IfNI. when. fHH" attended fHn ......
u.uUrwsrf t..r..a.a U.II boz .r. .f ...
college. Hf I.HH place
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HazIell's al Siock,

IIIINt. ". Na.. June DO.
The foIuwirE quota iuus or the hlra
actiFe stocks 20 tte IS U-eUug market are
corrected daily fur The tntclIirsnrer ~
Howard iazirtt Son. schmuIbach
building.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W, Va. June 10. IL
The following quotations ON tue uors
active stocks Of the wheeling market
are corrected DAILY for the Intelligoncar
~ Geo. ". Baron. local broker. and a
K Marshall. manager bond department.:
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RetTOIeum

OIL CITY. Pa. june 90 Credit HaI-
augse. &Ila. Rune. IaHaGs. average.
l".ti. shipments. I"..a-I. ascrare.
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PITTS BJEGH. Pa. June Ia cattle.
steady. supply light Choice sOfts 90.
prime : 6OffN So.
sheep slow. supply fair. prime weth-
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"a 80. lambs = UurlT Co.
Veal calves. 10 uUrlO IS.
Hogs, lower. receipts 80 doubledecks
Prime heaNiss 40uk 40. mediums
) so. heavy workers. a 90. light workers.
81. pigs 25Hs 30. .roughs UO 70
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