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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

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General 0cr &niaHtcric i. Gluora,
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BERG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

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nic6t ernolnat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

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6eicr bcior0t. @oilcr.&uac.
nieur Glcmmitt crIdBt S9arnmg
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bonn N}apor Breiton aRS @bite SltI-
p6rr Springs, 98. @a. in melhenl
ser 9loDor mitt9eilt, 0oB er mo6r-
ld5cinli1 Guoc 0icicr @oc6c, ipdtc-
items o6cr an Montag @oruitto0
micOcr in Baltimore iein mcroe.
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6ofiir 5u ior0en 0aB bic StroBcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-11

9lm @littpoA beginnt Die &cr6it-
9hlsiicluna Oes groBcn Nlooc- 1ouicS
9lrmitronA Gator 4 Gonpanp, 9tr
1915, @eIi-9oltimore-Str IS
miro angeoeutet ooB Der gegenmdr-
tige curopoiiGc &rieg eine 9lcpolil-
iiou inn 9}cihe Ger @ooc 6arnorrl-
len miro &on &ariS iino bercitS
aILe Mlo0cIIe einactr0fien.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
SHORT SENTIMENT PREVAILED ON
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK, March 25.-Conh-
dcnce of the bulls was shaken by the
bearish news Of today. Sentiment
swung toward the short side and n
Few stocks directly affected by the
days Developments were sent tumbl-
ing. But the list as a whole offered
stubborn resistance. Speculative
selling failed to provoke widespread
liquidation and although the general
movement was downward the aver
age loss was not severe. Pittsburgh.
{. c. a. st. Louis cut the dividends
on the common and preferred. The
common stock broke several points
at time to- 20. a drop OF - points
from the opening. Later IL recovered
part OF its loss. Pennsylvania, whose
returns on its holding of the STOCK
are reduced at the rate OF nearly
500 900 a year. was hammered down
about two points. Atchison weakened
on an exceptionally poor statement
for February Industrial stocks Jared
little better in the days develop
ments. The weekly reviews by steel
trade authorities were distinctly pas
simistic Buying at present was rep
resented as extremely light and u
was said that unless conditions Inn
proved soon-of which no Indications
are discernible-many mills will be
compelled to close or cuttail opera
tons. Total sales 235.9O0 shares
In the bond market the movement
was downward. Total sales $1.935.-
900. United States bonds unchanged
on call.
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SISTERSYILLE

Mrs Hattie 'cdrlonds 81 Marietta Il the
que ~ Sistcrsviil" friends
g. -. FiuhHrty. a. Clark sburr sneut
sunday with his family
Misc Byrd Minuon was the guest Of
, Mr 1nd Me- y H. Nost. Of New Mart
Miss Ghdvs Ciarks. of Bens Run.
sqeut saturday In slstcrsviIie
r,el VIZ II ~, A N,l, I. In Wheeling the
Mrs. t.lia Aiklre b. ,fsitinr IN lack
s"ghgrg for short Time
N"InfN Wllrun. who attends EIFtf g.
the guest n biz parents Mr. ana Ms.
30. "a zslllsf.s ,ler, Monday Tor at Yer.
non - Nieit bis brother and wife Mr.
and Mrs. Ceorg zeliers.
NrT ~ PC Moore. who has beer visit.
pr, pr. her her mother Mrs ~ .. Martin has
fctlrrcd - hrr home iu uIffahurrh
Miss ~auis HusaeIl was the Fucst OF
ifigndr ir Wheelinr This week.
,f-l,t... li1rrinE we're
Miss l'ausN wait and Ctvde Mnaor
~ Now inrrrgv.lle sreut Monday WIN
Mrs =. \. Thistie SHd asyrs,.r ,f,..
,M,l9,rg3ret Thistle spent Tuesday In
Nrs Grant Kuncr Isf, Tu.-aav Tor
h4ckhanuou 90 spend a few days with
d j. r:berie. Of the carter OF COM
InnN. who has been in Hrcnien. Ohio. on
sneinefs Tor several days has returned
NJ julia Graham went 70 wbeeuns
ueslay o. he The guest ~ her daughter
Mre ~ NJ Kirk for several DAYS
r.. " Rice. who underwent an opera-
tion Tor appendicitis ir North wheel.
.Nr hospital nne returned home rnurr
improved in health.
E % snedeker left Tuesday after
noon TOT ffllalre and Columbus o. 20
Nl.Lt relatives for few days
10 many friends - Mrs Cfvfs
Mooney VIII be sorry 10 hear that so
De- been taken o. tho Marietta hospital
y" .nncrEo surgical operation
Mfe Harry SfockWell returned Tues
daN from Washington. Pa whore 81.
has been spending few DAYS with her
husband
The Altar Guild ~ S. rsurs church
uet y lfrn1T evfnlng ~ the home ~
MISS clara kiuhalL Many Important
Al Harper. ~ the parkerabYrr ufs-
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SHOP MEETIHas


Inc Y. VI. 9. 4. shop meetings which
are being held every week ~ the vsrto..
factories arc being attended b. an.
lahorcrs and the noon day meetings CON
unue 20 grow In interest. For the pres
cnt week Rev. s. -. shuItz. Of pits
bursh. will deliver the principal adore.
90 the mon az all 81 the meetings and
inc music IN connection With the SER
vices o. being furnished By the German
p quartet which o. composed al
laitntcd singers and musicians The
mfetinE Yesterday was held az the
Hazel Atlas Glass Company al noon ana
We meeting Tor to-day viii b. held al
ne wheeling Mold nrd Foundry planf
ON Friday af the wheeling Car 'C-r,-
rany and saturday 81 the Warwick
Tho reEular weekly mems fneefirr
VIII - hold sunday Afternoon az g.fs
I" o'clock a. the NJ. q. 4. and the music
On connection with the meeting will h..
iurniahed hy The German NJ n ouarfet
Anothcr feature Of The meeting will a.
The deliverinG ~ several intoreatfnv a
dresses b. prominent speakers.
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FOUND GUILTY
Junk Dealer Who Bought Stolen
Goods Asks for New TriSi Follow.
ing Report Of Jury.

Abraham Bobas was found guilty
Yesterday In criminal court of haV.
ing purchased stolen GOODS from Ter.
nard Natsnic. who was sentenced to
w .'lorm school The goods con.
sisted Of lead blow pipes. stolen from
me blast furnaces Of the Wheeling
steel and Iron works. and the defcn.
dant stated his wife had bought tho
goods from lad for g. Immediately
following the rendering Of the vor.
dict his attorney made a motion for
new trial, which viii b. arEuod
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm. or low pressure area.
covers the UPPER valleys this morning
attended by rain and higher tempera-
lures. the area OF higher temperature
extending over tho central valley and
Lake region. Another low pressure area
covers the central Plateau regions
lie Pleasures are high over the east
ern third OF the country. Another high
pressure area. attended by lower tenn
peratures IL moving southwark into the
Northwest At Swift Current the tenn
low zero.
Cloudy weather. with probably rain.
~ Indicated Tor this section tonight and
Thursday. Somewhat cooler weatf err i-
indicated for late Thursday
Local data; Highest temperature yes
terday. 50 degrees; lowest last night AZ
degrees: no rainfall.
The Ohio viii probably continue to
fall In the district tonight and Thurs
day III. G. HOWE. Section Director.
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ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRONGS MILLS. o.. March 25
One OF the leading events OF the week
home OF Mr.. and Mrs 4 &. Perkins on
Thursday evening Of last week cele-
Sp5,a ,.s Ihs seventeenth birthday OF
about thirty OF his friends and school
chums who united In showering on him
congratulations and expressions OF good
and useful gifts. The evening was de-
hghttnLy spent with games and music.
m. ma az "a reasonable hour, luncheon.
late hour. when the hilarious crowd de-
parted Tor their homes followed by
the happy boy whose birthday had been
just celebrated. Mrs Perkins assisted
with the entertainment by Miss Alice
Revival meetings began az the NJ. v.
church at Armstrong; Mills on Monday
evening.
Miss Helen Moore. OF the Rrooksid.
schools spent Sunday with home folks
Easter service. Bible school rally and
The Go 90 Church Sunday'' celebration
VII take place at Bend Fork on Sunday.
There win be special service at the
S SIsTcb N SSshurSh, N Ccnteryille on
stfation on sunday evening.
W. ~. Parker bought p draft horse
from J. ". Stonebraker recently
INC annual congregational meeting
~ 'tNNlN fhIl IfAAAAIn VIII take
place o. saturday. April 4. at ~ o'clock
~ which dime the annual business at
ialrs 90 The congregation viii attend to
anu consideration viii be given Co the
matter OF calling pastor
MI ana airs. g ~. Mo- re spent sun
day with friends at Martins Ferry.
ar. and Airs. Jacob 7. FITCH returned
last week from an EXTENDED Visit with
friends at belmont.
Mr. and Irs. Dalton Campbell hav.
returned 20 their home At BcIlaire ar
ter uleasaut visit with friends a,
CentcrVilie.
Miss blanche Green II visiting home
folks 81 fowhatan.
Messrs. Orville Toothman and Lyle
ScatterfaN and Misses Fannie and
Georgia Dilley attended church al
Jacobsburg Sunday night
htS - v. slaker was n visitor OF
Wheeling SUNDAY
Grandma Scatterday - quite 81 At
this writing.
James Wamsley. ~ Clarksburg W
Va. u the guest Of Earl Doutt.
Wright Crossley was business cali
er at Ccnterville Monday.
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>. $. saeh. q Con- clO,.ar Latter.

NEW YORK. March s5-The market
here was featured by weakness In some
OF the speci1lties. notably Corn Pro-
ducts Refining. the proposed plan OF
scaling down capitalization did not APP
peal favorably TO many holders OF the
stocks. There was sudden break in
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago A. ~.
Louis f'an Handlel common OF over 10
points when 10 was announced that divl-
bends on both common and preferred
shares had been peduccd. tho total de-
cline from the OPENING IN common
stock was II points. In the afternoon
the stock had q recovery Of and hair
points. The reason given for the eN-
penditures still to be provided a. q re-
suit thereof. The break In the stocks
of above road was followed by loss OF
nearly n point IN Pennsylvania and the
trunk lines In general sympathized. The
copper group were relatively nrmcst due
90 the hardening market FOR the metal.
steel was heavy, rejecting the disap-
pointing amount Of orders received dur
inE month Of March the falling OF has
been quite heavy In comparison.
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G-Transfer books close March 20
for e. cash dividend payable March 81.
t2l-Transfer books close April 20 for
y OF y. cash dividend payable April 30.
tSD-Transfer books close March 20
for u q cash dividend payable April /.
t4l-Transfer books close March 2fTt
Tor 20 cash dividend payable April LIST
for y % cash dividend payable March
(6l-Tarnsfer bool0s close March 25th
for i = cash dividend ps;able April /
(1l-Transfer books close March 25th,
for ] = q cash dividend payable April l.
tSD-Tarnsfer books close March goth
Tor y % cash dividend payable April A.
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cLowE coMn1rrrr.

\ very Important meeting OF fra
si.Mn committee of the H. " o. a.
viii b. held this evening ~ z 40 s.rf,..r
Al members of the committee are urrrI
~ be present. a. the ruruuar lf fle
.ttiinE VIII BE- fore the discussion and
L'fmulailou or plans for on fnfHrfnIn-
ment % bc given the last OF AnriI. that
WI consist IN the carving uuf and nrr-
lefmsnce ~ variety ~ rFmunrtte
me coming entertainment
winch the committee o. planning n nuf
On VIII he one ~ the most infaraaffng
events ever carried out in the local s-eur-
ton entertainment on rfhfrflr ru1-fu
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Wheeling Live Stocks.
Wheeling Live stocr conrnission On
Z Commission Co.

u ~. ". ' n. MarCh p. II.
NatNe cattle are I'm light SUNNY
again this week. but the demand - fusf
little stronger and prices arc q SHADE
nrmcr: Hogs were not 50 plentiful iris
week but little higher: Good 200 pound
" are light weights Calves are A.,
good supply this week ard the demand
Tor them Is better than last week and
caves nave been ready sale at price 4
quoted Lambs are in fair siinnty byt
the demand - weak. sheep are In HIGHT
supply with some little demand for
mem Fresh cows are iw-1ir1t .1tnrIv
with fair call for cows OF GOOD mai.
~: others not wanted
We quote a. follows
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~ meeting ~ tho Junior class Of
the wheeling HiFh school held Turafav
'tthlnF, the Officers 20 rrursa sent the
class on The Hirh school Record frr h..
ensuing year. we're elected. Tho meet
ms Was we'll attended hv the rrar..t,..r..
el VIC class and after several business
matters 81 . routine nature 80 -
nFuuEht NJ and disposed o. Tho gf.~-
tion resulted IN Christian sfrobet h.irs-
elected cdttor-in-chief 81 the TUrg
ness manager.
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NEW YORK. March g5= Money on
iuF bid ~ per cent. CLOSING aak.d
per cent Time money caster. 90 davs
= n Der cent. 90 DAYS rcr cent efr
months aN Der cent Conner Urrt.
standard spot ff8sT0IfaT sferfrgiyfic
tll go lfke $500 nominal. rasttr-
.lfli. I'm. steady; -srot SIS EnHs.T.
l.'ld 300 fos. Speiter. $500 30
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Butter. EgRs and Chee..

NV YORK. March Butter tfr-
.LlIrn creamery extras 1G1f o.. ffrsfs
= r. -ail efcOnde 1rff17is crcrrrs-y
held. extras 1gi- aga
Cheese. steady. Wisconsin q. ffg.f. ...f ff.
twins ard fHIs fgfrmIa
IEEs, nrm, fresh gtthcred e., frsa -f
u q. o.. storage. packed nrHfa EHsf r .
.rstF USE 2 leia seconds fsn q. state
i..ennsylvtria and nearby mixed coiors
= luur. steady
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Nzy-Transter books close March 2oth
3tst g"
C5)--Trsnsfer books close Aprn ao,b
,or ,.3t ~ cash dividend payable
Dl-Transfer books close March zoth
for lAfo cash dividend payable Arrii
tD-Transfer tooFs close March -
for ihso cash dividend payable Anal
Cs)--Transfer books close Mach 81,
Tor ~ cash dividend payable Anil tst
tal-Taruafcr books close March 9.th
tor - p easb dividend payable April
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Q-Books close March 20 for 4
dividend payable March 81
t2)-Books close April 20 for isu
dividend payable April 80.
t5l-Books close March 90 for lisC.
dividend payable april i.
A)-Books close March 2ISt for &C.
cash dividend payable April lst
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 25-Snow In ,nA
northwest and rain In the southwest to-
Jay ulspelled Tear OF a lack OF moisture
eased on, closing steady at range
.arylng from the same as last night TO
uoNn. other speculative articles Too
Al showed declines-cOrn = TO - oats
70 - and provisions az TO 10
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FINANCIAL.

paatch-News. r. the guest % his parents
Mr. and Mr.. j. Al. Harrcr
Mis- Roma Kline, or New MartIna-
HE. H. the guest Of her uncle and aunt
w. and Airs. :. q. Kline. OF Brown Bet
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations ~ O. y. srsunreh q Co

The rcnusvlvnnia Industrial connie.
-lpn D. ndNnCatiuE the passage 20 u biff
regulatnE the hours and WORKING CON.
Ivy iNhf Nl COOKS. uuraHH nrHIfa and
other domestic servants Dc D. 1900.
th1i they snail only worn slrht h8urs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
New York Stock Excbanoe

WHEELING. W. Va. March Is. ~
Range Of sctiVs STOCKS on IN. Nsv
Lork stock Exchsnss. corrected daily 81
l. f. Msstsn & Co. hrOksra
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. ~. March 75-Credif hal
oaii shipments sG.t55. average 81 $40
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Hazlett's Local Stock..

WHEELING. w. We. March rs, 'II.
The following auotAFi,,ns OF. ths NOR.
active stocks OF the " n selling market are
corrected daily FOR The Intslligencer by
building:
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fash quotations were as follows.
Rye-No. J. 6OI.c
Barley-Fecd or mixing 4gHSsc
Timothy Seed-S35J as
Glover Seeds. OOftla
Pork-Mess. s2l.4O.
lard-ln ticrces S1O.Cs.
snort Ribs-I.oose S1O.S7GIfa-
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh
Mafch 23-Cattle. steady: supply u.ht.
Sholce SS.15 n so; prime 5000 r. \ 20
Sheep' steady: supply light: prime weth-
ers SOLO ~ 6.3S: culls and commons 81 90
$50; lambs s5.50Gs.25. Veal calves
ss.soh 1000 Hogs. steady: receipt :
ilght; prime heavies 60. 2OGse5: medi-
ums. heavy and light workers and piss
Ss.25 1880: roughs $3.50.
.CHICAGo. March 25.-Hoge. reoeIpts
s1,vvo' weak; bulk OF sales sans so.
hsnt tOW 80; biXed 8 55ns S2IL
heavy : soas seq: rough $ zoos 50:
Scsttie, receipts. $4,000: steady: beeves
= VVd9 o. Texas steers 25MS aO.
stockers and feeders 5 srTG 10. cow
S IS - caves VVW
sheer. receipts. %. 900; strong; natives
= s9as 90: yearlings 3OaT IL; lambs
native 90IS 90.
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Iso tr.f woman lawyer iu Aratr.fis
r.. Nir AIMS brennan. who recently
I''n Iff Nfet rlec wearing n whfro
nfnHf over which was n bIHrE r,t,r ~
the frnfeHelural bnrrfefer
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veal calves. good to choice. . sOTtO 90
eal caves, lair TO good o.. 3 Onef p 80
idEht ana common calves. = 00sf . 90
rtesh ccws.extra IRE head. 90 OC0f7s o.
treh cows. common 20 fairs 90 40 90
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Baron Local Stocks.

The following quotations on III. No..
lctiye stocks % the wheeling marFef
.-e corrected daily for the intelligence
y geo. w. Baron, local broker. md n
& Marshall. manager bond dsfartment.
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Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. w. We. March - IL
Corrected dfily Tor the Intsllicencsr
" ene fldehty Investment Association.
htOcks- Par Rid ! AakII a
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D-Ex. div. 1 per cent.
Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. March 20. IL.
daily by A u. Masteu K Co, bankers
and brokern- National Exchange BsnE
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sTOC KS

Bloch Bros Tob
DO common o..
Central q Wka
Cons tive T. ms
Fostorla Glass co
German Tire Inc
Hazel Atlas g..I
Home Fire Tna
Imperial Glass 90
f21Iaiifile I com
GJdo pref .
Market Auditm.
Nat be- CO...
NouralEyiiue 900.
~ = Stamping
Ward nak co. n
10 common -.
WhR bridge CO
W A. " Bridge
Warwlck China
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STOCK

Total saIcs $3.50 shsres.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. March 25. IL.
heporicd by a. r. AasIen a. 40. l. ~
Stock Exchange.
1NpUsTRIALs. ETC. ;Hid- IA.k,
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(D-Ex. div. 1 per cent.