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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
-FOUR SUDDEN DEATHS
REPORTED TO CORONER
Two Fatal Accidents Occur in south
Richmond Within Brief
Time
CONDUCTOR KILLED by TRAIN
Negro Driver Run Over and Killed
by Street Car on Mayo Bridge.
Extensive improvements in South
Richmond Yards.

John II. Seldcn. twcnty-cight years
old. OF goo Scmmes Avenue Woodland
Heights. was struck by IL train yes
terday morning at O'Clock in the
South Richmond yards Of the Atlantic
Coast Lin" Railroad and instantly
Killed. before his manElcd body was
removed from the tracks nine freight
cars had passed over MIN
Mr. Sciden, who was u yard conduc-
tor in the employ Of the Coast Line,
was experimenting the transfer of a
strinG OF cars from one track to an
othef when the accident occurred
owing to the noise in the Yards and
the darkness. he was not aware of The
approach OF the train, which had lust
ieit the south end of the bridge until
~ was too late. For the same reasons
the conductor on the cars did not see
him. and Mr.. Seldcn was crushed be-
meath the wheels before any one knew
anything OF his presence.
Ills brother trainmcn rushed to his
ara. but could lind no signs Of life in
ms oody. DR.. Brodnax was then mott
hcd. and inter an examination deemed
an inquest unnecessary. The body was
turned over 10 the Undertaking cStab-
iishment of H. H. Morrissctt & sons
IL VIII he taken to his former home In
!)ahville to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
VIII Receive Renort 'ro-n,

The printed report of the State Audi
tor may be received from the public
printer to-day. Auditor Moore said
yesterday that there had been but little
delay lie expects to see the report
delivered for distribution this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16

FranCiN Z. EcasIcY. an elderly citi-
zen and we'll known contractor, died
this afternoon al his home on Rose
Street. after very brief illness. He
WAS taken suddenly II! while at work
yesterday. lie IL survived by three
sons, three daughters and u brother
all Of this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
Post Card Ruled unmnrla,,,e.

|. Recently post card mailed at Nor
toik was received at the post Office In
lhis city, bearing "A cartoon on it's face
attacking the Catholic Church and
schools The postmaster has submitted
me card TO the solicitor for the Post
''iice Department 1T Washington, ask :
ing ruling rs to its availability under
section 4Sl OF the postal laws and reg
ulations. and received the following
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
Post-Office Department.
Office Of the Solicitor,
Washington. D. G.

POSTMASTER. Petersburg. Va:
Answering your lettc, o, the 5th in
slant. you are informed that the most
card referred to is regarded as un-
!mailable under section 4sl Of the postal
laws and regulations. If any more
such cards are received at your Office
please withdraw them from the mails
and forward them TO this Office.
w. II. EANIER. Solicitor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
NeErn Killed br Chr.

In trying, 10 cross the tracks in
'front.' or buggy. Joseph Wyatt. col
o3reh, az Oak street was fatally in
JuTcd yesterday afternoon at l:30
o'clock, when the wagon n. was driv-
ing was hit by northhoumd Hun
street car on Mayo Bridge, where IL
crosses the island. The negro was
ahr0wn violently 70 III" pavement.
striking his head. and was dragged
under the car for ii short distance lie
was turned over by officer J. II. Lee.
or the Third Police Station to Or.
Lewis colored physician. who car
REQ MIN to tho Co!orcd CITY Hospital
lie died shortly nftcrward Coroner
ihylor said last night that he had not
viewed the body. but nc would hold an
inquest To- morrow morning.
=. -. Allen Is the owner OF the team
which was engaged ia hauling sand
from the foot OF Eighteenth Street TO
Mayo's Island.
j. r. Faison. the motorman Of the
car was arrested yesterday afternoon
ny Policeman Lee. charged with cans-
imE me death OF the man. He was
baiIed Tor his appearance before the
coroner's jury This is Faison,s 6rsi
accident while in the employ Of the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
Pay
City axes
ROOM 1o7. CITY HALL,

R1chmOnd, va. Dec. j, 1914.
THE LAST HALE OF CITY TAXES
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
for 1914 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER
AND SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS
|OFFICE.
EVERY, MALE, twenry-one. years OF
age, and EVERY person keeping housa
or doing business in the city. is as
BesSed for personal taxes. Those who
nare not paid any city taxes during the
year are urged to call and settle, 81, us
10 ave-! being posted as delinquents
FIVE PER CENT will be added 10
last halt 4 not paid on or before DE-
Interest at SIX PER CENT also
attaches to all bills as soon as reported
Particular attention is called to the
above, AS under the city ordinance there
can be no avoidanc, of the penalty.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS arc also due and
payable. FIVE PER CENT pensity
will be added to all 1914. grading. paw
ling and sewer connection bills NOT
PAID RY JANUARY 81. 1915.
\ SOUTH RICHMOND TA%IcS ETC,
must be paid Mt the office o. DEPUTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and Hull Streets
Town Taxes for Highland Park,
North Richmond. Barton Heights ani
(;inter Park also payable in December
at this Office. Five per cent penalty
added after December 81. 1914.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
THE TOUCH SYSTEM.

i'riss William Ncisrsmosi. better
known Ia HE somrsdrs ~ "Lnsky
Niti." sss b~ias ~Ssm,aci by The
rvsalse army surgeon In order Ia
have his eiaias Tor = p~asioa verified.
In his siss' hssa he carried . heavy
s,sek ~hish he as~d - support,
Hs~h ss~r ~ss accompanied Nth .
.orspiessou. iinp. while hSs fare wss
.oatars~d almost h~Ycaa s-eoxnisioa.
as ~ish rain.
What's the matter With your
i~s''' asked the surgeon
Shot just below tho knee. rr.
turned ''i.urky nil
The surs-cn examined lA- injured
limb. ~iakcf al his assistant. and
turned axain Ia the applicant.
Why. man there's nothing ~runr
with Your leg" he said. Your
wound is almost entirely healed. and
while II may cause YOU tn linn =
little II viii never hinder YOU fr"m
making a iisins."
oh. y~s. i, ~iii.' argued nil.
HAT how" asked the surxron.
nil h~siiasrd a moment Then
hi. face brishscnrd.
I'm a sons and dance artist" he
said. ''and maybc yon can toll me-
how I'm soinx to dane" with = .,iff
!cr,''
Rill got his pension.
When he returned To camp. a
friend asked him ho~ hc made out.
"first rate" answered NH. why
don't YOU gp oecr-''
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
~ s,s0.Ass. = Asssa. so.- ~

brilliant nr,sar shiFh tsTh-,i i's
ssS 'hT"asb The sspp snd ball saa
tiaassd bissins in'@ ,h- srs sIthin
q short ais'snr- af 'hr ,apiant
',ss~as~ss said that ats rriisy
nishs ,hSF s.'- startled by the at.
3 -arear- in tho nsr'h-rn ~ n.
hrjitIan, hall of iiE-s sho-s,ins in .
PareboIs ,nsard 'hs liner. !, s--n-si
ta 'hrm atsa"s, s-r'sIa q. fall m
the i.ariaaas d-yt in.,..a Z.
bhrss i.'a rI..r~ si'h ,h- s-E-sr II
SsnaSh sna .snA irs. ss- s-,
The ..'au'Lis ssussh, in ,ss less.
-si hs'"H.iFisai s@~"Et -s-E report.
ID In th- his,"Fy "' 'h- Nnrhar il.-
sHa ,ss s,"'r sf hur'i,sn- ia
ahish b- sti' u,s 'ssz-'i sis'.ii iis-
. she'll
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
n Your Back Harris or Bladder Both.
err. Drink Lots Of Water.

Nn"n S"s'r nian~ss hnfs end your
nasA i--is s.r-. s.ns s-s ssar-si aaa
pr.r--si ia laos, fauf s,.taaEh -ish .
sos os afuzs tina, -ssi,- th- Eian.is
ana irsi'a'" the -hiss- urtnarY tract
k.-r Jour Aisar's .i-an like s.s
'h-n Nth a n.''a. harmi-s. Salt.
vhith r-nos-s IN. hssiY. urin.ls
waste and stimulates theta 10 ,h.if
ansniai asiisiNs Jhr function .f IN.
Asdh-,. !. :. Hl,-r ih- .isp-i. In 81
a"-ir> ih"t STRAIN tspn u ."- srsin.
Of sTia ANA Hassf. :. a. ean r-a.iiy
una-rs'ana IN" vital ,Hil"r'snc- 1T
s"-p,ns 'hS AianSts active.
nsinE inis ct water -yai ranI
rsins '"r rurH. aiss s-s ,.m am
rh-raaris; at-su, tour .un,.s q. lad
salts: 'a". a tables spD-.ntui IN . sisss
-- water rr'.ro bs Stass ra-h n.rna
'nz tot a '"W asys ami iour Hiin-ys
siIi at Hn-. Tbis tamnus .ai,s is
made ITEM tho acid o' zrsp-. aud ,.,.
'''r friT". 'o'nh'n~-i sI'h inhis. ami
has h-rr us~'I i"F generations to
si-an ami s',muIa'. "iosE-a i,iH.ys:
ais" to r~u'raiis' 'H. acids Il, urin-
=" II n" irnE-r is /. .oursc II irrt,a.
''ou. 'nus .nairz sisna-r weakness.
Jaf salts =. inexpensive. cannot
.njJr": makes a delightful -,t.rs-x.
c"ni Ii'-ia.va,-r asiuE which every
ono should take nov and then to
scyp their kidneys clean and active.
trN ihis. also h~-r NJ 'h- water
drinking. aud u" doubt YOU will won
der what h"vsrr ni YOUR kidney
tn,ubi" ami hacEa,h~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas CITY. Ale. t-b. ics-=iiose:
H-c-,r's :.""": market steady. baik
Of sale. 50" tn s.5": heavy s.ss so
>..". packer. and butchers $50 to
see: iish' S.a: I" s.s". piss 20. to
ste.
Cattle: Receipt. :."".: msskc,
steady: prime fed steer. sac =. r.:i.
Dressed beef steers ;..s 4. StO:
western steers tn s.t". southern
steer. 90" to 7.:; cows ~" I. -.
so: hrif-rs ..'i To .: .,eca-r. and
feeders 60. to . 20: bulls G to 40:
oals.. g." to i".".
sheep Receipts 5000: mntk.;
steady 4" ior higher. lambs +: to -
50: ycariins. 6 tn .:.: ~c,h-rs
..:s I" ..:.. ewes $50 to ....a.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
few FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Drasyiss Says Ladies' are Using Ree,.
Pc Of 6sge Tea and SulpAuf.

Hair that Iascs its color and Instr,
or when IL fade. ,,,rn. xrsy. dull and
iifrlc.s. /. caused br q lack of sui.
phur in the hair Our Sraninio; her
made M mixture of sage Tea and
sulphur To Keep her lock. dark and
beautiful. and thousand. Of women
and men who Nniuc that even color.
that beautiful dark shade Of hair
which !. 80 attractive. u.c onl, ,hi.
oid-timc r.rin-.
Nowadays Ne get ihi. famous
mixture by asking at any drug store
for 80 cent hoitI" Of "Wyc,h's sage
and sulphur Hair Remedy" which
darkcns the hair 50 naturally. so cv-
cniy. that nobody can possibly toll
II has bcrn applied. Besides. II takes
Oft dandrur. s'ops scalp itching and
failing hair. You jus, damprn
sponge or soft brush with II and draw
this through your hair. taking one
The Rray hair di-appcars: hut what
delights the ladies with Wyc:h'a
SAGE and sulphur Ia that. besides
beautifully dnrk-ning tho hair after
. few applications. II also brings
back the rloss aud lusirc and gives T.
IN appearance of abundance.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
NO WONDER HE DECLINED.

a man who hnu 1tist been married
took u friend home to dinner uncN-
pcctedly and was met at the door by
his his wife. Tho bride. somrwh
flustcrcd. for sh" had provided only
for two. got along very well until II
came to the dessert. There was just
enough pudding FOR two. and divided
II between her husband and the
guest. The latter praised the pud-
ding highly and her husband kept
insisting on his having more.
Fortunately he declined. hut after
his departure the bride said:
why did YOU keep asking him
TO have some more pudding? There
wasn't any more. Didn't YOU notice
me kicking your feet?"
1t wasn't my feet." said her hus-
band,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
THE NJ ARK z rs
~ gVLL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
W DAILY REPoRTS W
NEW york STOCK EXCHANGE

-
N~S York. Feb, ls,-A strong
asdes,en- characterized III. morn
ins trading hut the volume of busi-
ness Was small and advances dii nss
reach striking proportions As.ns-
asr@s from, Washington that IN.
railroad freish, .as~ would be- d-sid-
I'D before the summer holidays Pu,
the railroad .haf@s Oh a stronger
hssis- sh"st covering and q n,oder-
ate smo,ns Of .at.ii@ LuyIrs sp@fas-
81 ia favor OF higher prices, Move
meats we're limited l." fractions IN
mos, ~ss~~. aiihoash some sf tn.
speeiaiii-. made mor~ .x,-ni-.i sa-
sans@s,
Bonds were steady.
F"reisn operators ,sak advantage
ef tho improvement, in the hassk-, so
s~ii ahnas 5.o"S shares.
The market ~ss aiss affected By
the ~~ahn~s- os ~on- inaasisisi
siorks Prices worked hack In stous
where they closed YESTERDAY. as be-
low Ret .axAr d--iin-i 3. and
Case preferred I points
The nask-. closed STEADY.
Prices arifs~i Idly in the ,ats
dealings and the i-s~i sas not -~S-n
TALLY changed Rock f.isna .hsres
~ss~ offered dawn steadily, Tbs
preferred established . n-~ io~ f-sl
osa
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
CHICAGO lNesT0cx

chirssn. Feb. irs-iioe.s Receipts
g. ..c".: market sia~. shade under
last hishs. baik q: sAie> $50 to
>.;a' iish, SIS To $40: mis-d 49,"
To s,.a9 heavy 81" Z. s.:s: rough
~" I" s.is: piss $50 to >s:..
Cattle R-~eipss $500. market.
s~.' si:oaf. osh~rN weak: b~~,-. |.
to s.ss: Tssss steers <.Ss io s.
~~.i-rs &C" tn .<s: .iock~s> sud
feeders go In :.>i: ~os. an. h~is.
~r. l,s" - $50: calves :ss. q. >.in.
shrcrs R~r-ir's =..."3 market
steady: native as In ..t.. western
i.:a IN $40: t.ariinss :,ss q. :i..
lambs. native 81: To- :..:: western
So. .. ;S:.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
Beware of Ointments for
Catafrh That Contain Mercufy

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely deransc tho
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never BIC used except on prescriptions
they will do L. ton fold TO tho good you
can possibly derive from them. Iiaii.s
Cheney 4 Co., Toledo. o.. coniains no
mercury. and IL taken Internally. acting
directly upon tho blood md mucous sur
Catnrrh Cure bc sure you get .hc Hcnu.
Inc. II is tni-c, internally ard mnde in
Tcicdo. Ohio ~ r. J. Cheney & C.. Tcs.
'irnoninis ftcc.
Bold by Drue-iots. Price &c per bottle.
Take Haii's Family Pills ar eosatipAsio0.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

ca.ssso. Yet n--iiaias
psirse si i.ss~sroal had . b-aslsh 80.
i-s, To-day ON the shea, mark., h-f-
although the v~ssn-s. abroad sas
dur LARGELY In sisss-tins reports
from this side y-sariins tho sohai.
'inn of the ~,assf crop
Kansas ai.ps'chss telling q, Ian.
srg from n ss~~s- after = iha- act
ri as a s,ssayiss Influence Prices
STARTED shade To : loser ami sh-n
rallied hat af,~s.ara fell ssin.
ThU close vas -as, al a shade
lover In . like snnnn, nr. s.mpas-.,
with last aixht
II .ofs. thr majority af trader.
~ss~ iaeiiard - rFss@ the .-iiiaa
side. Ass-ssio0 "-ps-s-a . sn...
d~s. 10 bshsse.s ~ sh,prsss DE-,
msna Th. nsrkst. which .i.-sss a
sisi--aih In f. down. --sr,-,i . iiiii-.
,hmlsh nns IN = ia.,ins manner,
The .iasS. hos.V"T uas ua.
changed 'n aad ,- ana-F last
night
uai. -as.a off with other Grain
What .uppes; 'h-rc ~a. zane aa'p
at'~. q decline
Close wh-s,. May .iis iaiy sol.
cStn. Mas .:.: Jn!, .s:
Oats. Mar 40. July ass
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS:
TAKE ONLY O1E DOSE

We wan, to tell those in Trinidad
suffering from stomach at bowel
trouble that ~c are agent. for tho
simple mixture of buckthorn bark.
siyccrinc. etc. known as Adlcr.i.ka.
tho remedy which became famou.
by curing appendicitis. This is tho
most thorough bowel cleanser
known and list ONE DOSE relieves
sour stomach. gas on the stomach
and constipation almost MINED
lately. You will be surprised al
the QUICK action of Adier-i-ka.
The Hausman Drug Company.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19

stis s'sir f~~t
~ uha; un-lrr
he snn ,"",-
.ricd ~Hh.,,
i.s',nr f-ii.f
iu., uss liz"
TiI" draws
at all tho i-i
.ornits ->1iis
i"n- Which ruf
up The fret.
"Ttz- I. mag.
,sl TiZ ,s
rfs'.iE "rIZ'
all cure yr-,r
'.r, trs,l.lr go
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. fsb, i..-Cia.-: Prim.
mercantile paper 3. to ~ p.f cent.
Commercial bills iNs,
Har silver ss4.
M~xi-ss dollars a..
GoseFnmenl bonds si.ads
itsiiraAd bands steady.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19

A heavy cold In the ,unss that vas
expected to rur- itself hs. h-~n tho
s'arsiaE point In many casrs Of dis.
~ssr that ended fatally. The sensible
cour.e Ia to take frequent dos~. Of
RAt.LARD's HOREnorNp SYRUP.
It check. the progress of tho disorder
and assists nature TO restore normal
conditions. Price ::c. soc and 81. on
per bottle. Sold by The ttam.mar
Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Feb. ia.-I,u,,cr IN.
changed
Eggs irregular: receipts S,,I.
eases: 81 mark. eases included. 20 Ia
:a!: ordinary flrsts .3s to g:: first.
:af.
Cheese unchanged
Potatoes: Receipts 3a cars. mar.
kc' unchanged
Poultry. alive. lower: spring. Isl:
fowls is,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
BURNING METEOR BURNED
THROUGH SNOW SAY ACCOUNTS

New YORK. Feb. u, Among The
remarkable" storm stories told 10y the
passengers Of TIA" .tram.hipz coium.
lila OF the Nn-hor line aud the Red
H'ar lin" i.apland. both NJ which
cam" into port yesterday iv" DAYS
late. were accounts OF y Inrz. and
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
MAckAy DIVORCE
S1AR1lES GOTHAM

Nr~ Narl. Fob tc=Th- an
naanF -nSnt ,sSias tina, 'iar-n'- ~
MastaY. fisan-irs aaa Yr.sii-at at
,h. Postal T-l~sra aph'''abf COMPANY.
aaa Cs,hsfin" nuff Maosal. h,s -if.
nai '--s sfan'-.i = snu'nal sis"frs
ht the i'rrn-h sausts oh February
II. .an- ne a surprise. na' '-.aus-
IL ~as unexpected. hu, b-.aas~ .s ,h-
place aai msnn-r in sbic, tho de-
cf-- ~as granted
i'as mans n.asEs the s.iri- had
i.--n iIyihs arar' ana spsi.,ys aaIy
,os.s -"aia ,~ flied I, sss ,h.ash,
lnstiana. Maine. -ooii b. the riasr
a. Airs MssksY i-as-i = pia.- ard
established a T-sit-n'~ ih~ru bn, ear
~ ia the year she let, her Main.
hosn- lot t'au. and ..,"n thereafter
her husband appeared 1, sh- ir-nsh
espissi.
There s-rs- F.aa.f~ al = Srv.s.siis
iasi-n thea. hu, 'h-.~ -rs- i-ni-si
by Ms..aNs II nos api-Srs sLs,
the 'rii. al the To-. q. sur-r- --s-
in .sr"s''ans- viih a piaa agreed an
-hrn ih~ separation .'ii, "f Nrss i.s
e'rh \. niat-. AGAINST Br Joseph \
Itiab-. The fano1. surgeon. pas .,..
,iard IN the vifn's favor vi,n.u,
.oa'~si. sna N'ss i'lst~ flied her
suit for 81 ..".. ~. asain., Mr..
Na-ksy for alternating pr iii,I-'s a..
f--,ions
Counsel f., the Mr. ani Mr.
Nackay made mn secret .f their ii.
vorr- last night itnsh r--i'-d that
h"'h sid-s charged d-s-rii"Hr The
decree. I, eas states, gave the s.s.
'rSiy "f til" ..uuI-is ,hr-- .hiiaT-u q,
Mr. Ma.Eay Sith tho right io sisi,
them accorded to Mr.. Ms-is,. Mp-
tuai divorces. u ~a. Npiain.d. s-rc
permissible under tho French 'pN
M mention was made in anr uf
III" 'w" lawyers statement. of anv
financial settlement Money settle.
mcnts. II Is understood. were made
a year ago when Mrs. Mackay sign /
cd over her title to the maSnific-n,
-e'si- s' Hoslyb. l.. J. This state
was given her by her fa,hcr.in.Ia~.,l
tn" late John ". Mackay Of bonanza
fame
Mr.. Mackay. who u in town with
two OF his children. the eldest heinz
nj school in Connecticut. had moth
'nr to add to tho story told by the
attorneys Mrs. Mackar is .tili in
Paris. 1,
Clnr"nc" ~ Mackay IL 10 y.arslI
u age "" Inherited nearly sac
10000" from his father. Since II.
am" into his pairimony twciy. Years
'go h" is said to have almos, doubled
ts worth
"" married Cath.rin" Eurr in
SOS She IL the descendant. of an
I'D Hnckerbock"r family AMI tue so
ial prominence she gained through
'cr beauty and charms was adicI iol
y her ability as a writer and hor
interest in sociological and .iuca-
iopal problems. In 1901 she PUB.
ishcd n novel called The Stone Of
Destiny" The Mackay's children
re Caib"r.in. /: Ellen. 10. and John
William, 6.
Paris. T'cb io--Although the Par
. court delivered III judgment
divorce between Clarence
T. Mackay and Catherine Burr Mac
ay on February ~. the verdict has'
ot vet been dockct"i 'oudcrt
srothers. the attorneys of Mrs Mac
ay. while confirming the divorce,
serc unwilling to give any details.
The French newspapers are for
idden by law to publish reports Of
ivorces uits.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19

Mr., NasAa, ,o@ias ..n,irm-i .h-
announcement that hiy.Fs- hai hs.H
s'ah'-d. ba, said sh- pf-f-Se'i -
nsAs n" s.fnm-n, whatever
The a.sisisn of ,h- s.as, ~.s 50
drafted a. ta aNaia F-n-e,iaas rn
either lsaF,N
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
VIEW YORK METAL

S.~ York. FEB is-i.-aa auI-,.
ass u tns.
spriirs quirs. 80. Ia SO
Copper nominais standard. sps'
ahi Nnfii - To lts.
Tin firm .ni, isso n, :. "a
May 1859. In 1s;S-
isan st-adf. unchanged
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
TRUE IA10IDfHE0O.

oa~ upoa . ,,m~ = small i,e, about
! years old ~as takra to the church
I" i.- tsr'isr-i. A. .nah .. b. caught
sight of the howl nj water in the
minister's hand he remembered his
antirathy fcsth- Hath tub. sud
sirai<h'-a~d himself ur for tho ss.
tack
When the mini.s~r approached
him. rrs~rrnsIr dipping HI. hand In
the sai~r. tho little fellow sAid:
II 20" Put ian In my eyes I'll
hu., .on oisrn.''
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Feb. 1o.-I.s.t Sale.
AmaIeama,cd .57. American sugar
Refining 1861 bid: Aichison .7s:
Reading lG..: southern Pacific
osI: Union Pacific 1921: T.. $. steel
66: L. :, Stcc, preferred lto,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Feb, is-ii-a,is~.s due
Z. a s-shass al prices a, III. Yards
form-.i the rule Ia provisions, The
market averaged from a shade "a Sc
lever,
Cie.~; Pork. May .i:a,
Lard. Mar io.."s iuiy IL
Ribs. Mar n,s.l: Iniy iis.,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19

you'll nc,-r linn or draw ur your far"
N rain. Your .h,~s won't .".,n iivht
anil ,.pr feet will n-s~r. never hnr' or
r,, s"r,. swollen ar tired.
Got - cent low At any drug ~
department store. and get relief.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19

- ~eaia II Ia b--h injured. sa-
s~-s.d hia fst~ads
''foa last the sir of yoas isaes
finger. didai soas' said niii. ''ius,
tell them Soa . typewriter aud as~
the tnash .,s'~a,, - Nsiiaaai Mos'h-
lS
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
THE WnMey NAps-

New York. Feb. l0.-Cali money
steady. 4? to . ,er cent.
Time loans steady: GO days % to
-: 90 days % to =. six months 2,
to 10.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
c.M WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
''T|z" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

Az -ks, s.li-ta y" -.s'~ 'if"i i~-tg
>. r.>. l'i'sirs feet. s~.Iie.. I-si smsll
"s. .~-s;y fret ". in"r~ tsi~ N cs,rss
'slisas-. Of ban.ss. y. matter -tAi
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-19
81. LOUIS METAL

81 I.nais. Mo. r-.. - lead
lor.inai. asa
.,r~itrr dull. 80
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-03
|LATAH VOTE
NOW COMPLETE
REPORTS FROM 2S PRECINCTS RE-
CEIVED AND SHOWS VOTE
ON COUNTY TICKET.
No Change in Forecast Made Yester-
day-Judge Steele Has Carried the
District for Judge.

Complete returns from 2S precincts
in Latah county make certain the nom
ination on the republican ticket ol
Munson, Bohman, Mason, Porter, Nc
lntire, Lyon, Woody, Estes, Robbins
Randall, Creekmur, Dryden, Martinson
McCartor, Smith, and Nisbet, the high
est vote received by any candidate on
the county ticket being Homer z
Estes for clerk and auditor with 1742
votes. Mr. Estes had no opponent.
The last of the returns reached the
court house today and clerks were bus
lily engaged in making compilations.
There were no contests on the county
tickets of either the democratic, pro-
gressiye or socialists. The candidate
receiving the highest number of votes
on the democratic county ticket was
Frank L. Moore for county attorney,
his vote being 1893.
In the contest for district judge,
Judge Edgar G. Steele has carried La
tab county by large majority over
Daniel Needham while reports from
other counties in the district assure
his nomination.
State Senator