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The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT April 20 Close Liver
pool wheat closed with moderate adj
vance on Wednesday and tie early
tone on this side was no better than
steady.
Steadiness on THIS side al the close
on Tuesday helped 10 brace up the
Liverpool market at the opening. Later
there were large tenders OF wheat
Indian ana Australian offers were
small and private reports forecast
light Argentine shipments FOR the
week The undertone here was steady.
~ home the Mexican situation had a
forming influence but war with Mex
leo, should IL come, is not expected to
have a bullish effect excepting probab-
~ for "A short time at the start No
body's food supply viii be cut OF The
green bug is not receiving much sek4%
Gus attention as q bull element No
damage from that insect has yet been
reported There was some early cove
ering OF May wheat and the tone was
rather firm
The movement OF wheat is light but
the bullishness OF this is taken away
by lack OF demand The cash outlook
Is not materially changed and specula-
tion Is small.
Cash wheat advanced isc and May
&c. July declined = e aud the marekt
was quiet an day.
Corn was unchanged. oats declined
i2c, .cloyerseed gained Sc and alsike
Wheat quotations cash 20 red,
99c; May opened without change at
99iac, gained declined 70 99iac.-
and closed at 9gA July opened at
SIS lvc touched SIS o, amt declined 70
8 Z C5 No white gEipC
Coarse grain quotations: Corn: cash
No. 3. 6Slac. No. yellow car az
5Cisc No. yellow. 6Sikc.
oats standard. cars at ace. No
white. Tie asked no. 4 white, l car
at i01Rc
Rye 30. Michigan 69isc: No. q
MICHIGAN. GShc: No > Western, 64lac
Beans Immediate and prompt ship
lncnt. $l.9S. April 81 May. Sg.e2
Cloverseed: Prime spot and April
SG4a, sample red. 10 bags at $3.50. 10
az 81; prime alsike 81 80 sample al
sike IS bags at SS
Timothy Prime spot Is bags at
Alfalfa Prime spot. $3.50
Receipts IN the Detroit market
Wednesday included 1000 bbls OF
Hour, car OF wheat . Of corn and
OF oats Withdrawals we're l. 500 bbls
or Hour 1000 bu. OF wheat 5000 bu.
or corn ana 5000 bu OF oats Stocks
are lS2.S00 bu OF wheat. $4,000 bu
bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts We're 90. 600
bu, AGAINST $4,000 on year ago
Liverpool wheat closed sQ ssd
higher and corn unchanged.
Exports OF wheat and hour Wednes
day, 23S 600 bu
Wheat stocks al Minneapolis de
creased 22J.a0O bu in four days
Wheat receipts Wednesday south
west $4,000 hu., against so 600 -bttei
year ago Chicago 80 ears against 81;
winnipeg tgl cars against POI.
DLluth cars. against % Minneap-
OTIS, 81 cars, against lis
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15

No % Woodbridge-st. west since that
time. Mr. Wiley was Mason OF high
standing and. a. deacon in the First
church He VAS a
,Dember and officer of>local. and. Ra5
ticnal organizations 20 the, commits
sion business Mrs. Wiley and two
daughters, Mrs Carry T. Smith, al
mghlani Park, and Mrs Ed@ard Nj.
Evans. OF Chicago, survive. "A broth
er. j. ID. Whey was associated with
him i'm tine commission business.
The funeral take place Friday after
noon from the residence, No 2S4
Hancock-ave West Mrs Wiley, the
widow. is seriously i'll and the shock
of her husband s\dSath is proving un-
usually severe on that account
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
LIVESTOCK
ENST nIrrAI0 nv srock

EAST EDFF ALO. y ~. April l5-
Caitle Receipts. so cars. market
7teauy priIu, steers S9uH4O. best
siiIping STEERS. $3.50 ~ go. best J. 600 60
l.2OU To-. SSuNsU.. roursc ana PLAN
Geo good SLann-- l--lhaI1 ha-i4.l :.
-~trTTy- TsFVti ft. tair tn good. St.G5
m $50. extra Grpa COWS. aafft.40, best
cows AtW $40. Lfttner cons. Sa4t = 50 /.
cutters slfVW 100, trimmef~, xt>t 4 35.
medium tmtrher hvifers S650Wf Hight
hutchel heiftrs. s6TS $50. stock heifers.
~ u d ZHt hest feeding steers. g. "a 1.25.
tair 90 sDoa. tb.4Oa G.GO. fancy stock
steers Nb.a0n $40. best Stock steers.
to.29 ft6.s 80, common hpht stock steers.
bologna bulls S. 25a G5o. stock bulls,
t5W5, best milkersi end spriugers. 80
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
]. w. CREEDON HEADS
IMPROVEMENT ASSN

The Central Grand River Improve
ment association In its annual meet
ing held Monday evening, elected the
following officers President. T. w.
Creedon; yice-president james
S.eger; secretary, George Hammer;
treasurer. John Carmody; executive
committee, l.. +. Louys, DR.. j. j..
o Reilly, Fred Scheill, Harry Ham.
meries and Ernest Schultz; chairman
OF entertainment committee. Robert
~ Ogg; delegates 10 the Federated
Civic societies, j. w. Creedon James
Sieger, John Carmody and Mr.. Stew.
art. The association intends To erect
a handsome club house for the use
OF its members and their families and
the new officers will negotiate for a
site within a few days.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
BOsToN COPPER SHARE SALES.

Sales OF April Il. tuTnishUd by Hay
den. Stone q Co, April -.
Adventure Ahmeek. IL; Allouez.
SO; American Zine 40; Arizona Com
Thercial. 455: Butte & Bal, 90. Butte &
Superior. 1900 Calumet x Arizona. 90I
Calumet * Hecla. l5 Centennial 40.
copper Range. 161: DAILY West 8 East
Butte. zee Franklin Mining, 40. Gran
Island Creek Coal ITO; Isle Royal. as.
keweenaw. i55. Lake Copper. %. "a
-Saffe. 90: Mayfiower. z05 Mohawk. To!
New Arcadian. $50. North Butte COOS
North Lake so: old Colony Mining So.
old Dominion. CO. Pond Creek Coal
20; Quincy, 20: santa Re Gold A. Cope
per 200. shannon Copper. ~ Shattucl,
Arlzona. co. 81 Msry's Land. ~:
Der, i30; Tamarack. 100. Trinity so.
- Rennlng. 325 u. $. Refining pr.
1ss: Utah Cons 2i5: Victoria 10.
Minonf 100: Wolverine. Is.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
CARLTON new HEAD
OF WESTERN UNION
Succeeds Theodore y. Vail In
Compliance With Separa-
ton Order

NEW YORK. April ia; meet.
Ing OF It's directors, Newcomb Carl
ton was today elected president Of
the Western Union Telegraph Co. in
place OF Theodore y. Vail. This
change is In line with the separation
of the Western Union and Bell tele-
phone interests.
Carlton formerly was yice-presi.
dent OF the Western Union. Vail is
president OF the American Telephone
4 Telegraph Co.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
PRODUCE MARKET

There were no price changes, to re-
port this morning Receipts Of poul-
try were only moderate, ana the de
mand seems 60 clean up the market
from day 90 day Dressed calves We're
Ia lighter supply and the market is
easy In tone The cgE market was OF
'l.c yesterday and. rs no bette: tnan
steady az "a decline Butter was ait
yauced aLknt In this market yestcr-
4syi t,s s@IIaT 5ag@e' sum o.
piled with strawberries ana fresh
Vegetables and fairly. active demand
is reported
Apples stools red $50 $50 Bald
wins. So 50Q6, SplcA, Sj-5O96. Ben
Davis. y56tj 80 per bbl.. box apples
$225 ~ 2.7J per bON.
Bananns Good shipping stock. $3.50
Benns Dried Limas. 1ls0Sc per 10.
CnullnoNver ss.to per doz.
Cciery Florida, so S.25 per crate
cabbage Sew southern s2i5as per
crate
cheese Wholesale prices Michigan
Hats. new. I6u 10 49,, New YORK, new
"a % limburEer. AZ = p l', comes
a, Swiss lsU 2ur Imported SWISS
n 25c long horns. u.lt+4r. daisies,
II II n lSt per 10
Dates Persian. new. q q nc. Fards
pa glec H.. Dromedary, $3.50 can.
Dressed 40 gs Light. II y la 81
heu1y. yltiUe per 4b
Dressed calves Fancy l38 4ci me-.
dunn l2ul3c. No =. lIalEc 10
,ot fiss $50 e yer p1S l'"l'' H. Can
finnan HhddIes III u u Aec 10.
fresh Vegetables Green peppers
t2.7yU3 crate So u cue per basket, Gu
climbers, dollhouse. 81 Jp.u ]. 20 per do1t
lettuce hOriousc. So IpC, bcrts 81 ul.-o
per hui parsley, 90 zoe per do1 rau
Florida, s2g22 Is per doz Florida
tomatoes, $31t 25 per 6-hasket crate
asparagus. Calfornia. $50 n 800 per
box. seetLons. s2a2 - per boz, Snal-
GInpe Fruit s4m4j0 per box
Grapes Malaga. s7M9 per biol.
Honey Fancy white. new, loP Toe !
amber IOMllc 10; extracted 7WSc rs
Hay Detroit shippers ara paying the
following prices Tor balcd hay m car
lots. r. a. b. Detroit. Nor I timothy,
So Hl5.5O; standard, SIiu l430i No 2
timothy Sl2ml3; No, J mixed, $1,000
IL. light mixed $r3.50Hl4 rye straT y.
SSdSjo; wheat and cat straw $40
green hides. t2lac: so ] cured bulls.
t2c No green bulls 10c;. No
cured veal kip, lies No. ] green veal
XIII l5c, No cured murrain, !2e; &c
19fs No ] green stalt, AsC. 80. I h9tse,
600 SS . horse So ~: No u tali0w.
SC; No 2. 30; No. , hides, e. on No. 8
Kip and calf IL OF sheepskin as 70
amount OF wool. 25cdSl50
Lemons Mcssinas 1915 a., Califor-
MIA S4Q45O per box.
Limc~-Sl n 1,25 per box
Maple Sngar-Pure 1JWl6c blended.
l0pl2C per ID.
Mushrooms a soc per Id.
oranges California navels. 275 a {;
Floriaas. $41I450 per box
Onions--Y elbow. 81 % Gps.50 per sack:
Spanish. 50 per crate; Bermuda. $3.50
her crate
Pothtoes-Car lots track Detroit In
sacks 6516Sr bu New Bermudas. So
bu IS 5O69O0 b.
Poultry Live hens, heavy. l9T zoe:
medium. l7mlsc. No p. 1870 lac.
springs all stays. out $4,000 geese.
t2nl2c; ducks. SN lsc, turkeys ia
Sc
Pineapples- Sfmt5G per crate.
StruwberrIcs--40T 45c per quart
sweet Potatoes Jersey. kiln dried.
flM lis per hamper
TsIlow--No /. &c; No g. sac 10.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
FOUR KILLED WHEN
TRAIN HITE AUTO
Chauffeur Misjudges Speed of
0ncOming Engine With
Fatal Results

GEORGETOWN. . Tex. April 10
Four men were instantly killed and
two seriously injured here early today
when Houston a Texas Central pas
senger train struck an automobile re-
turning TO the town OF Florence.
The dead
c. G. Gressett, G. Robinson, w j.
Joiner, Joe Howell.
The injured.
Lester G. Gressett, W. y. Howell
The driver attempted TO cross ahead
OF train and evidently misjudged its
speed
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
DENNY @. WILEY
STRICKEN BY DEATH
Veteran Commission Merchant
Had Been in Business Here
Since 1868

Denny o. Wiley. Detroit's oldest
commission merchant, died Tuesday
evening IN Grace hospital following
two mouths illness from compiled
tion OF diseases.
MIR. Wiley was e. years old and a
native OF Westminster. VT He had
lived i'm Detroit since 1868, and had
been in the commission business at
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
JoRBING PRICES.

Canned GoOds-Apples, gals. 81 %
$500 baked beans. lib housOc: Lima
beans. STA 125 Corn: Fancy Maine
Tilo Peas; Fancy. early June. $3.50:
standard 81 baked, 60m7oc Salmon:
Buckeye tail, sts5 Eat. Sl.95: Alaska
toes. $40: Marrowfat peas. 81; early
June. $50 sifted early June. $40 per
doZ.
Feed-Jobbing prices in 1oo-lh; sacks
bran. $50; coarse niddlings. SIS. nne
middllngs. $40: coarse corr meal s2s;
cracked corr. $50; corn ara ost chop.
S2d50 per ton.
FIoIr--Jobbing prices; Best Michi-
straight 81. az: pure rye $40: spring
patent, s5.l0 per bbl in paper sacks
Neutrality-suspicious. si95 case: anneai::
wire. point. s. 10. i,aivanized sheets.
"a gauge. S. 2s gauge. 1910; 81 gauge,
80 %. 2S gage $40 30 gauge. $3.50.
black sheet steel. 90 and "a gauge.
50 so. 26 gauge. S235: 81 gauge. 81 40.
% gauge. SG45: carriage bolts. small.
rs 10 and per cent or list large, 10
cent or list. large. 70. 10 and OF list
Prestrion~--Afess rorfe. 3esS-55t; furrTtfy
s236odo2Loo; clear bGcss, s2O6 81 SO;
hams l6n lie; brisketa. 13D15c; picnic
hams, 12la q 131ac: bacon l79iShc:
lard IN tiercas. ilhc, kettle rendered,
IL nc 10.
Edgar & sons crystal dominoes, alb,
S7S5. 40. Glib S1S5: eagle tablets.
$685.; cut loaf. s545: cubes. $3.50:
MIX powdered. $3.50; standard pow
dered s475; Rranulated, extra coarse.
s445. granulated, fine, in bulk, S435;
gFanulated 2e-lb cottons Si.4O. crystal
domino sranulated, 2-lb. and Glib. car
tons in cases, si.65; diamond A, s4.45.
confectiouers' A. $3.50; No. 4 s425. No.
5, N.20 No. g. ti15: No Z. $40; No s.
S4.05; No, 9. 50 No. 10. S3.95; No. H.
s2.90; No -, S5S5 No 49, $3.50. No. ~
$3.50: No. 10, $3.50: non-caking mix
ture, $3.50 beet granuIated s4.25 per
100 lbs; household powdered. rs. as
TO case $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
K. O. 7. M. M. Elects Officers.

The Wayne county camp, X. O. T.
NJ. NJ. in convention Tuesday in &c
rows hall, elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing four years and l6
delegates to the great camp conven-
ton 10 be held in Bay City In June:
Peter Wigle. county commander; John
Lenox, record keeper; Andrew Nell
vain. chaplain. Fred Bell sergeant;
Joseph Hollands, first master OF guard ,
William Theel, second master OF
guard; Fred Geisler. picket: dele.
gates. Fred Bell. Peter Wigle, Joseph
Hollands. 3 NJ Weeks, Fred Geisier.
John Lenox, Aid Nose Wartell,
George Saunders, Chester Sutlifr,
Samuel Waters, Andrew McIlwain. G..
Mclean. l.. Confer, John Celeskey,
William Parrish and X. Chapman.
BusIness-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plaiu. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO.. -
yobp II et Phone Main i4gS
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
MN NORk pRODICE.

NEW YORK. April 10. Flour quiet
ana unsettled. Pork Quiet. mess.
S12.T5a2325. Lard steady middle
west spot $40 55a 10 65- sugar Raw
firm centrifugal. 90 test. S2gS, mus
covadc. 50 test. $2.23. refined. quiet,
cut loaf. sos. crushed Sfs5. powder
ell. s5.S5m formulated S315n39j.
Coffee Rio No Z ou spot So. Tai
low quiet city 6asc. special. 65sct
country GMG2.c Hay Firm prime
Sl01W llO, No. 8. S5W soc. clover. So ~
- laC Dressed poultry Eirm. tar
keys. TJTE5c. CHICKENS, l4l zoe. fowls.
14M191ac, ducks 22u24c. Live poul-
Try liregular, geese, l1Ac, ducks.
~ lec. fowls. 2OH 24c. turkeys @ltac,
roostcrs lac. Cheeae Firmer, state
milk. common &C. specials. l3W 1gCt
skins. common 10 specials. 6gI4tsc.
full SKINS p q oc.
butter Easier, receipts, 5,i7l;
'cream>ry cNtra, - U25 1fc, state dairy
tubs. l1n zoe. imitation creamery ffrsts.
ISIS ~ 1909 Eggs Quirr and unsettled:
receipts. I2.gll. nearby " hite fancy
.2c u1JrbN mixed fancy. 19H1g4cs
fresh Hryts. ISL. u gle
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15

Chairman Burton waiting for word
from Aid Barnett before announcing
the exact day. barnett asked Tor
time IN which 70 prepare for the pros
ecutor's attack
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
CmICNEn GnAIN

HIIAEO NTrTI Is Opening =
wheat May w i.cs July steady
-nrn May up L ~ IulA. 1taa44 4,efs-
MAY STEADY July up &C.. Provisions.
Noon Wheat. May up i.c. july
down Sc Corn, May down 1c Iult
dUwn &c oats Mas down 1.c! .mly
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
CnICAG0 GRAIN ANn pnnnIcr.

CHICAGO. Anil IL Good support
on an early fractional dip caused ~
coVery ~ the wheat market today and
~ neon MAY was &c above last nights
Closing price one biz wire house
houpht 100000 bushels on july ana
other brokerage firms very active buy j.,
ers 81 May toward noon
Corn futures made slight advance
early in the day. but lost the gain. aud
AZ noon were At the same figures ne
at last nights close There was no
unusual tnctuE- q 4-lll 44-s.4 4r---r-rr-~r-r--
oats saRged IN the absence OF but-
ing orders going down Hc f1f May
AID a Tor July.
Selling BY discouraged longs who
had been l0okmg FOR an advance gave
ne provisions market an easier feel
ing today
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
Banks aud Jrnst COmpnnies.

The following firms are priyir
legged To execute orders on the
Exchange: Carlyle Povah, w. A.
hamlin & Co, Ia. w. Noble &. Co;
W. +. Moss. & CO., Lewis. g. GoTton,
w. H.. Reilly a. Co, Geo. NJ Vest
a. Co. H. 5. Warren & Co. VIM H.
Rose & Co. VIM A. Neer & Co.
w. h Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
~ rTER AN EGGs.

Butter-CreIiucrN. extras. 25tRc,
hrsts, 2tc. dairy, 17c, packing stock,
lac 10
Eggs Firsts cases Included. I.s.
per doz. Receipts, 1850 cases
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
WILL ASK OSBORN TO
HEAD HISTORIANS

LANSING. Mich, April l5-(Spe-
ciau C. VI Burton. OF Detroit. and
W. J.. jerks. OF Port Huron OF the
r-tutrr,--- and i1fstorirut r-urrrrrrf--ft'tf'
have been associated as a committee
to learn n Charles Moore. of Detroit.
VIII accent the position az executive
head OF the society Mr. Moore is an
authority and a the present time writ
ing history OF Michigan and the
northwest territory
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
NEW YORI< METAI.

NEW YORK. APRIL 1.-the metal
eNchange closed unsettled SPOT cop
per. W. q lf %. lad. a3.ls q asi
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15

Job Printing Done RiEht. Times
Prfnfina Co..l1 John T. st
The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
PLANS TO EVADE
LAW IN ISSUING
SALOON CARDS

CContinued from Pnge one).
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
WILSON GOES To
BURY DEAD WIFE.
N ACCORDANCE WITH HEX
WISHES, ONLY SIMPLEST
'9nFMos'ys tstsA /.

o. Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, u e, Aug To-
Woodrow Wilson g. waknE the sad
dea Journey OF his life tonight on
the special train hearing the body oi
his wife to i,s final resting place
beside her parents, accompanied hy
his daughters and few OF his own
and his wife's fan' lies
The last ceremony Of the funeral
will take place tomorrow w the
quiet wooded cemetery Then Tue
president will turn again TO the
heavy burdens Of his office ana the
4 lonliness Of the White House.
While flags were dropped a. hal.
! mast today throughout the capital
land thousands gathered ia the wide
Iovenue before the closed gate ot the
grounds. the first service WAS held IN
) the east room
4 ln accordance with her wishes. the
services we're of the simplest char
scter and there WAS no music. onlF
THE reading of few verses from the
Bible and short prayer
Tho funeral party made its way
to the train lhrouch unire1uenied
streets but the crowd which gather
ed at the station. taxed tnat strne
ure to ils limits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
OFF
AME ER|CAN COAST
PREMIER 60, NSLiiN
NEWSPAPER MEN TO III
,coNsrevATiNt.

nv Aasoca'rd frrs.
NEW YORK, Aug l0--lncomiug
steamers today confirmed previous
reports that foreign warships are
cruising off the American Ailantic
coast. but a strict censorship of the
cables from the Bermuda Islands Is
probably hiding the fate OF the
steamer Kron Prinz wilhelm WIN
her cargo OF six thousand tons oi
coal
The British cruiser Essex has cap
tured a German liner and Is taking
the prize 10 the Bermudas, accord
ing 10 wireless message which has
been declared To- have been heard
AZ sea. The Bermuda correspondent
OF the Associated Press has limited
that he has information which Dr.
is not allowed 20 communicate
This answer came In respouea 2.
question concerning the reported
capture
The port authorities enforce.
more riridly the neutrality law to
| day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11

LONDON. Aug. l0.--Jack Hcaton
Armstrong. an aristocratic young
Enrlishman. has Just returned from
Albania with a story of the awe In
which his monocle was held by the
unsophisticated soldiers of the Me
ret while he was In command of a
field gun used agains the rebels.
Armstrong. who Is a brother OF
the private secretary of Prince VIII
lam. set out from Alessio with Chief
pronk for the relief of the Prince.
then besieged in his capital. Prenk
had 20o0 men and one field gun.
crmstrong commanded the gun. No
matter how hot the fire. the soldiers
never deserted the gun, which was
aimed and fired by the monocled
Fnrlishman. As they had never seen
a monoclc before. they thought i
essential 20 aiming. or a Kind OF
range finder Armstrong did not
uispel their Illusion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
DEVELOPMENTS In WAR SITUATION

DpIomsc relations between France and Austria Hungary
have been broken the ambassadors will leave the respective
capitals The French forces advancing on Lorraine Inc op
position they meeting is not known
The Au,,rain still bonbardng Bcgrad' and part o the
S.,,o army u taking the offensive Bosnia he North Sea ~
again closed to fishing fleets which regarded as beng significant
IN v, Of the large British and German fleets IN those waters
The cruiser Karlsruhe arrived San Juan Porto Neo TO-DAY
and reported with -four British and fench CRUISERS
Of the Bahamas Friday
The French government fobds the publication OF the French
casualty i 50 may know the movements oi
the French
All Germans and Aus,rians Belgium must declare themsei
YES 10 the police within % hours be arrested spies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
HICu PEOPLE BARRED
FROM POOR HOSPITAL

. BERLIN Aug 10. One oi Ger
manys famous medical spas, aooeh
thai. near Aschailenbure, Barvaria'
will hcneefurth be- barred to rich
people II has been bought AMI viii
be reserved Tor workingmen The
purchase has been made Oy the I'm
perial Insurance department. from
state funds and the spa will be
reserved entirely for "orklngemu
and women insured by the state ana
sent to sudcnthaI for treatment by
their insurance fud office. upon inc
official physicians certificates TO
lcls bathes and an other things con.
nected with tho resort are nov the
rroucrty of the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
Americans Now Easy.

WASHINGTON D. G. AUG -
Americans In Europe have about
stopped clamoriug for thoir return
home according 10 reports rccelved
today by the state department from
London
Ambassador Page cabled that the
steamers witch sailed saturday car.
ried about five thousand American
Since tho money situation has
been handled. many express VIII
ingnoss 10 remain indefinitely Sor
retary Garrison estimates that th'
numbe ruow really desiring ~ u"
turn home has dropped 10 thir''
Thousand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
WILL SHIP VI WHEAT
rNDER PRESENT CASE


NFW YORK. y V. Avg 10.
No,wi,hs'anding the appeals % Rel
cium and England for bread. Ameri-
can exporters may ship no wheat to
either of these countries for some
limo ~ a result Of a meeting TODAY
Of the North Amerioan Grain Deal
ere' association.
4 committee was empowered 20
take measures necessary 10 protect
tho interests ~ the shippers m all
matters affected by the present
war
Foreianers urged that shipments
continue on contracts but many Of
tho American dealers felt that tho
un,oreec7 conditions warranted tho
Cancellation of contracts r,ade prior
10 the present outbreak
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11

HONOLULU. Aug 10 JEFF Nc
earn. United States district attorney,
was arraigned today before Judge
Sanford y. Dole of the United
state district cour- 20 stand trial
on a charge Of assault with a deadly
weapon McChrn is accused of at
tacKing Claudius Mcbride. an at,or-
nev with a revolver His own ac'
coun, Of the affair Is that he vas at.
lacked bv several men. and. when ly
ing on the floor. attempted 10 draw
d, weapon In seli-deiense.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA AT WAR

By Associated Press.
PARIS France Aug O.-It officially announced here
,h., France has broken off diplomatic relations with Aus
ria- Hungary. . :,
The French ambassador has left Vienna and the Austaf'un
v,,;a, Ambassador has asked for his passports
The French foreign office statement announces ha' mas
,.ned ,os;vey that Austrian troops IN Germany just
The French frontier French ambassador was herefoe
ordered to demand his passports and leave Vienna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
FEDERAL. RESERVE
BOARD COMPLETE
MEMBERS TOOK OATH OF of'
rICE YESTERDAY AND WILL
NEXT THpRspA'.


o. Aaaceiate'l Press.
WASHINGTON. u C., Aug 10
The federal reserve board which Is
entrusted with the control Of the
great banking system created by the
currency law. same into being to
day when the five members took the
oath of office.
The first meeting OF the poaIu'
composed OF Charles e llamlln. gov
ernor. f a. Delano, tico-governor .
paul NJ Warburg. T. 6 Harding and
Adolph G. Miller members, will take
place Thursday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-11
MEXICAN TROUBLE
NEARING CRISIS
CABINET MEETING To DISCUSS
SURRENDER To CoNsrl-
TUTIONALisTs.
CAnRANzA TAKES FIELD.
ohtsgDB. Within Ten Miles of Cap
ital. Calls Upon Iarbajal Ia
Surrender the city im-
mediately.

~ Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY. Aug. i0-A cabi-
net meeting held here today II Is
believed that the details of the trans
Ter of the government to the Con
stituticnalist forces was the CHIEF
theme OF discussion.
A special train was held this
evening. presumably for the depar-
ture OF president Carbaial from tae
capital.
a commission OF the followers
OF the late president Madero is eN-
pectod TO leave soon 10 confer with
General Obregon as 30 the method
OF his entry into the capital.
II Is reported that the city is vir
tually sutrounc@ by Constitution
alists and Iapatistas.