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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
lewis E=ECIED
President OF the Water and
Sewerage Board of the City
for the Year.

The water works and sewerage
a,oard met Thursday evening and or
ramfzed by sIecHng William H. Lewis
president. This is Mr.. Lewis's third
term as president of the water board,
~ tNinr been chosen presiding officer
wen the board was created In 1903.
ae has given a great deal of tiGne to
the work OF the department ana ms
',Iecesor 10 succeed John o. Brooks
means 4 continuance of efficiency in
fbe several departments Scotland 9.
TIirh1and rema4ns as secretary and
superintendent
No changes were made in the ohi-
Gers ana employees of the department,
4 II having served diligently and faith i
fnily. Much work of Importance Is
planned Tor the ensuing year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
DOJJBl I MI DER
m LUMBER VAR D
m COURT AGAIN.
This Morning is Andrew Jeffer-
son and He is DepoFted
to Simpson.

Andrew Jefferson, OF simpson, Wen
known to the local police. having
been arrested here several times, was
nm before Mayor VIII n. Cole in po-
lice court again this morning TINS
time he had to answer to charge OF
drunk and "hiping.'' He was ordered
to leave the city and stay away: He
was told that jail sentence would
be his SHOULD he be arraigned In po-
lice court again. Two oricers saw
JeHerson, it was alleged, was
drunk on the streets last night and
was stopping many pedestrians and
asking them for financial assistance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
.LIGHT GAsSER
Is Drilled by the Hope Natural
Gas Company on the
/ !-anhan Farm.

1 In the Wallace distrist, this county,
the Hope Natural Gas Company has
drilled it's test on the James Lanham
farm through the ffty-6oot sand and
has a light gasser in that formation.
The last two days gauges OF the best
producers in the Wallace district, were
Jas follows: South Penn OIL Company
Miller and Company; No. 2, ]. T. Lam
ham, $50 barrels; vesper Gas Com
pany, NOS. 6 and z, I. G. and w. L.
Perry, $50 barrels, respectively: Grove
& Parrish No. 1, r. Y. Moore, 400
barrels
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
.eHELL TO BE PoPPING'
AGAIN AT GOLFERS
,eeeelAL 20 &c rElEeRAlal

WHEELING, April 17-.fden will
be popping at Golfers again in the
next twenty-four hours" was the
ominous warning reaching wheeling
tnis morning from the coal strike
district OF Hancock county. The sit
uat9on among the 900 strikers after
a period of peace extending over
three weeks reached the breaking
point again yesterday when nine
union men were arrested by a posse
of United States marshals led by
Marshal C. e. Smith on charges OF
being implicated in the mob attack
on eighteen strikebreaaers from
Pittsburg as they stepped from
train at the Golfers station. They
were driven from the town before
a volley of stones and BOLTS AMI a
flourish of knives and clubs. The
alleged rioters were taken through
wheeling last night TO Clarksburg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
.EIHORBITON DEMANDS
BytF7e Coal Miners in Southern
Part of State to Get Them
Nothinu.

that exorbftant demands would get
them nothing and advising the miners
to be conservative In their delibera
tions with the. operators considering
the 1914 wage scale, Vice President
Frank J. Hayes OF the United Mins
WORKERS. Of America, addressed the
delegates from unions IN the KanaWlla
distfict
The Joint wages conference Of CD
orators and ninefs coattnued today
the conf a q
nakr when the opee 1TE PFC
sent tion 81 The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
STRIKING MINERS MUST
SERVE JAIL SENT ENCE

for trial.
With another serious outbreak Inn.
rrinent in the strike field as a result
of the raid, Sher:n Patterson TO-DAY
rushed a posse OF deputies to the
scene ana is prepared to strike hard
at the fEst indication OF trouble
Should the situation get beyond him
4lne united States count officials stand
prepared to send detachment Of
regular army troops INTO the scene
on short notice. Preserve peace
and, property at any cost, !" are the
instructions given the deputy sner
iffs. They are heavily armed TO en-,
force the order. All gatherings arg
to be dispersed before trouble IL
rermftted to foment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
JURY HANGS
In the Panetta Murder Case
and 1t is Discharged from
the Same.

The Jury in the case of James Pan
eta tried in the criminal court
charged with the murder OF Sam
Oran alias Frank fniIeS to agree on
a verdict and was discharged Friday
morning. The jury is said to have
stood eight for acquittal and four for
second degree murder.
Tony Angotd tried on a paternity
charge was found guilty.
II. G.. Clark and Veda, Copeny were
placed on trial charged with living
together unlawfully.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
PERSONS BURNED
TO DEATH IN A BIG BL AZE
IHEATER BURNED
On Great Pier as Result of the
Explosion of a Bomb under
Seat by Suffraget.
csY ASSOCIATES PREss3

GREAT YARMOUTH, Eng, April
1.-THE theater on the great recrea-
ton pier here was destroyed by a fire
today, caused by the explosion of a
bomb left under set by militant
sufraget. At 4 o'clock this morning
a violent explosion woke the inhabi-
tants of this city. A few minutes later
the theater at the end OF the pier burst
into flames. It was recently rebuilt
al q cost of $10O,OO0. The usual suff-
rage literature was found strewn along
the pier and on the beach.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
WOMAN ARRESTED
On a charge.of Arson inBrax-
ton County Preferred By
Her Own Husband.

PARIERsBURG, April 17.--on tlloI
charge Of arson preferred by her hus-'
band, Mrs. Clark Rhea, of .Rfaxten
county. was arrested here yesterday
afternoon and landed in the county
.iail 10 await the arrival OF an oflcer
IA take her back to Sutton. Rhea
chargas that his wife set fire to their
nome after taking all Of his money
aggregatfng several hundred dollars
and then deserted him. The woman
denies the charge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
SENDS NEW BILL.
tspEe,AL 10 TnE TELEeaAa4,

WASHINGTON, d. G., April IL
Continuing his custom of several
years standing, Congressman Brown
has sent a crisp new one dollar bill
inst out OF the bureau OF engraving
and printing, TO each of the liz pu-
pils Of the Klngwood, w. va. schools
who has not been absent or tardy
during the school year. Last year
the number was little over ntnety,
but the stimulus OF last years dol-
qars increased the number this year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
RUAL ROUTES
For Mail Carrying Established
through, Efforts Of Con-
qreSSnan Sutherland.
eepEelAL % u TELeaRAMl

WASH1NGTON, D. c., April H.
Congressman Sutherland has succeed
"a in having a rural free delivery
route blished out OF West HAM
Z incoIn county, to take effect June 1.
n win be twenty-one miles long and
viii ACCOMMODATE 116 families. Mr
Sutherland has also succeeded In hay
fng a rural route established to take
erect July /, from Buck to Gawthrop,
and the route No. /, out of Given, ex-
tended to accommodate several fam
lilies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
AGREE TO TESTIFY
Do All the RecaIcitrant Wit
nesSes in Interstate Conn
merce Body's Inquiry.
az AsSeeiATEp PRsss8

WlAEFIIN1GTON, ID. c., April L.
All the recalcitrant witnesses in the
interstate Commerce Commissions
inquiry into the financial operations
OF the Billiard Company with the
New york, New Haven and HartfoEd
railroad, have agreed TO testify fuzzy
concerning the facts In their posses
sion and to produce the books ana
papers OF the Btlard company,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
pRoPs DEAD.

word reaches here that L. P. Ham
ilton at one time associated with John
T. McGraw but of recent years in the
federal forest service dropped dead in
Virginia yesterday. His wife was Miss
Cora Bennett, OF Webster Springs, be-
fore her marriage. Mr.. Hamilton was
well known in this state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
0'BRIEN i'll
Gained Fame as a FilIibuster
and Blockade Runner in
Cuban Revolution.
tuYAssoeEATuD PaEsso

NEWARK, N. j., April IT, Dy-
mantle Johnnie O'Brien, who gained
fame as a flibuster and blockade
runner in Cuba's revolution, is ser
iously III at his home here He IS 81
yearasoId. For the last thirteen years
ne has served as chief government
;niIots ~ the Cuban republic. posi-
finn rfyen him as a reward for MS
agrqice to the Cuban people.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
QUICK HOUSE MOVING.

Assisted by a trolley car, Alexander
Morton moved large house from one
location to another in South Nor
walk, Conn, in less than thirty min
utes. The city authorities gave him
only that much time In which to do
ii. and with the aid of the car and q
large gang Of men with rollers, the
trick was dome.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
ACTRESS DEAD
of Cancer Although Husband
Spends 500, 600 in Radium
Treatment to Save Her.
~ Anroc,ATrp PRKnr9

NEW York, April 17-Mrs.
Ethel May Katz, wen Known on the
stage before her marriage as Ethel
Alarms, is dead of cancer at a private
hospital here. Her husband, Herbert
Katz, OF Paterson, n. j., is said to
have spent 100000 in radium
treatnent in an effort to save her
life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
OFFICE DISCONTINUED

WlAsFlINaGpON, D. c., April 1 r.
The postoface at Cherry Grove, Era-
ton county, has beer g l-aantnu
because of the inability OF the pos
ONCE department to get q postmaster
there. The office is small and pays
about $50 a year. so there seems 60
be no wiling to accent the position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
QUITs RuR.NiIs.Y ] ! 5.

orman Randolph WIN quit the
Evansville Enterprise within q few
days, a Newspaper he has success
fully edited and published the last
few years. He VIM come here and
enter the JOB printing business. He
Il 4 prof cient fyrin ter and the Tele-
gram 1cr- hlll.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
SHOOTS WIFE
Four Times in Presence of
Their Children and Then
Kills Himself.
ar Assoc,ArED PaEss1

BELLAIRE, o., April 17.-Angry
because his wife refused to pay half
OF the costs of a divorce action he
had Instituted against her, John
luigi early today shot her four
times. INJECTING fatal wounds. He
then killed himself. Two of their
young children witnessed the trag-
edy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
Passion hCREAsEs.

wAsHRTGTON. D. C., April H.
Congressu1an Nicely has before the
pension bureau applications for PEN
sions or Increases N pensions 1or
mont: and Mrs Anna p. Gihin, Tria-
delnhfa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
WHITE Wolf
Il oses 1000 Followers in Killed
and Wounded in Battle at
Ii Chuan-Hsien.

PICKING, China, April 17-t'Whtte
Wolff the notorious brfgand, lost
2 900 OF his followers in killed ana
wounded in yesterdays battle at Y
ChuanI4sien, according to the Of
fetal report. The crushing defeat
of the ,brigand occurred after he had
captured and looted the town of
San YuanLHsien.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
BODIES FL0AT
Ashore from Sunken Schooner,
the Charles E. Buckley,
by Name.
tnY Aasee,ArEe sREsss

MON3alOUTH BBACH, \. j., April
1.-THE body OF Mrs. N. G. Hardy
wife of the captain of the schooner,
Charles K. Buckley, which Stranded
and went to pieces on the beach near
here Wednesday night, hoated
ashore today as did the bodies OF
three members of the crew Ten
persons persisted in the wreck. One
sailor was resouei.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
vERDICr OF GUILTY.

Y a federal court jury Friday re-
turned q verdict OF gully on six
counts and not guilty OF four counts
against 1ufaseppf AsarOs counteE ettS
"a. re vas remanded to 5ail 70 re-
csive ser fence HIS crime as {
81 3 asslr spurious dollars and bslN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
RARE HnNOR.

Miss Annie Cannon, member OF the
stan of Harvard University observa-
tory, has been admitted to member
ship in the Royal Astronomical So
cieyt of IEngland, rare honor Tor
woman. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-17
VOTE on SCALE.

BOSTON, April 17-Freight hand
lers employed by the New Haven
railroad, voted today to insist upon
a minimum weekly wage scale of
SIS throughout the year. About q
500 men are affected.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16
STATUS OF CASE VILE NOT
BE SETTLED uNTM NEXT
y. WEEK
CONFE!IREN'SEs
'Tobaeeo and EiqgcF are ,Tabooed
BY sfesbodisss Ia heir srsat
Quasgsasial couneil
fBy Asscc dated : prsss1

Oklahoma City. Okla, May H..
SYtaether the, ) ASathodisL Episcopal
Church, South. giill turn back 10 the
Ipriginai eigtit Nc tl6SS King conf ferenees
Rhate yer inter ss.tt tie church retains
IN Vanderbilt y University. and establish
anoth her represent atiye education In
stitutiop or continue ii It's efforts to
axercise control over Vanderbilt Ilns
igerssty. and estah hlisli atlother repre-
eentat i've edpeationHl ii,stit0 lon or
Eccntlnfe iil Ats efforts to exercise
control over yand nderbiIt, viii probably
be deter Fnlined next week by the gem
ssral coE1fs renee oE the church In ses-
Both suggestieTa we're made to the
conferences today In reports submit
ted BY the committee which itsgestigata
ed the status Of Wand erbiIt IJHiyersity
in It's relation to the church In View OF
a recent decision OF the Tennessee sii.
1lrarTla a ~ nnIIKs q. .ha rnainrik2 zaf Z fRa
eonmittee held tJias the interest now
As neg libla and sisg geafe that n ne ~
thgoiog leal selT0oi and university DO
established.
niinerity s:seport urged that the
church continue to exercise rs rights
and calls upon the board OF trust to
assist in efforts 70 bring about e more
cordial teIatien between the school
and church. &
roposaf raa Iiale that III matte
I'd made I special pster for oalpFFSsl
hllf before action could BE taken tue
zoe adionfg "a for the day.
The Ter tse nsibptetl q
cofnnil report reqnifsne sllss
yllfc9 ,ts To the iis;ilisffg SIetl Is them
Ives 10 ss "a In from zlies Is e 81 kcs
bEsr1s and Reso1tltiphe end0yAitIg fsi 8
f5ohspa s hep I'll e ati01 ia se pfoa aibis
tsun bis1 and APP proving the action 0f
Secretary Dstlsel IA hanishlhg snto3i.
BF6hop Wilson today read an aSI-
dress setting apart next u foiit lay ais q
day for special prayer for; the nsccess
Inf dIation 10 begin 1T I.rAIl le
Eioek klug TO ans adjustment or the dsfs
|fepanc ces between the United States
an "a Mexico IS q !,
Rev Mathew s. HlgF es. tonight des
1lisered q fTRteRnal Iiessage fEsazes a.ssss
Lgetho dist Episcopai Church. Mr.
Hug hiss egie eWed the history OF gfetlIo-
disIa dfifing tae past century aid AZ
sured the cnnference of the brotiiefIss
affection of the Northern Church.
be- eDmnii ttee feport, which racotill
mended non-con coneurreBce in the nse-
ilaoriaI aslIing that laity rights I'd
srantsf to women VIII pTohahIy be
called for discussion before the con !
ference tomorrow:
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16
q q K9RaEssp 81 ) IN gE I
g q
sae 20 MOI WIZ fc hsss;se Ap.
pgopEiati0n FOR stuly of
ssai
(By Assorsated PRESS

washington. May Is. Eihal actio1
pn The agricultural appropriation bill
~ ssE sle ayeu5IIi IIIEs9 zen afe again TO-DAY
by continued cnjections To vafiouS
items IL the measure An appraprsas
ton Df s 81, o 90 Tor siie Study or cooper
alton among fftrIifers ,Ifl matters of fti-
4isl zratdIks Ia Il Sen1i Ii afillIS 1rt.a fliS
rhieg object of attaeiss q
Senator Martin. chaifmas of The APP
committee, declared the
expen dirtrc would be useless, and
that The Gcp6I. .sr1ent OF srieuItura
sRah eneroanbin Il on the public ana
b8n kin 3 partments Of tse govern
liieflt Senator iOverman safd if SUCH
ap fopriatfpn lontInned the goyern-
l1elt would face Il deficit,
BE ;;ssssfsszs tS5 t1iiiifi s out of the
pockets Of the farmerss reptile SEM
atOs Gore, cii iairf1nl OF the SeOmnittee.
On d igficGlture II IS the farming!
class. hat bear the brunt Of the $780,
100000 appa0pfiat atiohs for 4 fiaySs TO.
Aehd men 70 their deEth; or the sos, x
fe.D0o for the army 70 butcher aad
xiii You viii pas, those bills In,
hal an hour. yet yoi debate for ssg.si
We Is The bill to appf op ate - 10 =
ge9 to benefit the fafTneTBF
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16
TEN saEfi Kill OUR
FATAL Il HURT IN DE-
TR0IT II ::s;ssasFEsT ! RI
Sc ME. lkIs IS.
Were Engaged HI EIanufscssE
Imitation Lesss.sr Out 81 crsids
Rubber ~ Secret Pfoes
I(By Associated 4 press.

DetroIs, Mich, May Ten men;
f'lost Of them clle lemisIs, were killed by.
.the5mi&ing room 81 the aiexican Crude
Rubber Eompal s here today. FoIsI
other emplos $, taken TO q ihpspitais
may die. Two men we're. ssrioisiy
hurt The one story eoilcFete building
was almost pblfterated. Other bnild[
! ihga thin 4 radius 90 nile were
nlnFs OF less dame fad. Tie loss was
estirletsd II $50 ,010. i ~
The lead aress q
ward Cltristophe liam nice eoys
Larsen. Al Efod Victor j..
Burns, yEilliant r. ssilss, Joseph Gassc;
GoTton Latta fsri.ol Iss,allS and seGfgs
I 5Gieggoria. - /; s,
58a Vie four last naIned were Mexfcarsa
just what caused the exp pIosion;
spTehabiy viii nerer lle known Every;
nan5in the nlixiIa s room az the rsioinert
OF the explosion vas x isefis z q
Mlasaes of ccilent 90 q concrete were
1 found several blocks asFa3 Nearby
Dnildflza were liaffa anad ny Tia hail AZ
flying stone and several ped aims
4 hSIG narrow Es s1a be short lIsfanEc
from the rubber factory the Isi h 81
the orelnerce Motor
B was bady ssanaa ged. &
was solIie tifiae lfe sieis
could penetrate tlic debTfd IS sss
poigo1pus fumes ,lIlt
It was though there N
Il III the IN l.-A - - 3 :sS q
he gaiiipab srlllsE mn fde nd
Z lion theE Id IS IS .liis 3 q kSfik
osIves we're laFeS
s tiglss.
neehus p the se2 ret process or i3g s
ggius the ibbeF, en- e6s
we're y';St itss cd DO 81 fs5 81 4 4
phEtIHsAE 10 esat tet os Ell nartg ~ fhe
afs Fsss sss Ists itiios ss
eiltl 4 a d I, lsi si Is 1 ssss !.
fore the slcis 4
cornheFa insealiention Sis been or
dered
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16
0nR EiI.I fINe
gylrecteEs ami tlRfleeFs Are IEese eIeelesi,

The stock oldess or the Orr Cotton
r1ilIss in their. afnuai meeting held In
The oiIice or the sspHi pany at ilObn yes-
fefduy impressed theTnseife Rh helms
well please1 wi pslsak the isiflE has
;iccomp piished during tlle yeiir.
Tie elect ion 0s the beard cg difecS
tors resulted IN tiie r seoffon OF the
old board which zsas composed of
the following p. r. Frost. Chariestor !,
sFll9s was present 10 day; lar. u. (. /.
SinIS 81 New York. M. John II.
Branch Of fsichHloifd and hfessrs. x.
r. Vardiver Ts. s.. = n !, II. 3. S,.<fil
ytsi, 3 r. atscn ~ s 2. orr and ] !.
'Ds 1fadnlnstt f
Tie direct toFs me lDanied tely after
The n,seEing of the stocsShoIdefn had
std5ourned and elected ia esficers tor
the ensuing year as follows Jas. ID.
,HanEnett presid dent and treasurer r..
3 Lsgon vice slfseidsnt and 5licn 13
Hnulhert secretary &nd asaistant
teeasnref Is
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16
TO HELD BY FEDEEsALs
aRRTo ARE now
SUElsS INC
TIL END M SIGHT
He VIII GeE EEuesta Il ths Media
tors ~ MOI Hurry Up Their
Work 81 Paeifiieat zion
a, q ~ { 3 I. .iIssuclaLeu 8 ] 3 EPresp.l

Torreon kIsS., May To- Not even the
tesegrspIf IS able to keep track of
GeiteFal Tefanclsco villas movements,
according to reports or mis- activities
which lave reached here Up and
down the railroad from PareGon and
Hipolsti to Torfeon he ruBhes urging
forward the iolting trains. seeing that
provisions are properly distributed
and leoklng TO the eotnfof.' of his
hoTees.
The repairing OF the railroad s is go
jhg for ard rapidly, but It is said here
stl;at General villa viii pressIiis troops
Ipnysard IN advance of the c0nstruc-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16
Sc s
81. slI5 A - i ar = - i
4. 2 Z. w 4 Rl..ses ~ AZ
On Che F Fnnszaa oE Bill
md Gives SsEdr.
Tl.sFsfo
lBy Assocla atell 80

81 " fbhl1 RtOnS s TlzltS .s--SScnfiIOr
Chiffon .of West yirEfnsa, yesterday
told the senate ii 8, Favored the
I,sfitlaa tolls exempt tsnn rapeat blsa
never has zees the policy ST tho
r<ElfpGTEJIc5 paTIF 20 iySHSi & tfeaEleS.FE
baId tils 81 Fesf ID 81 seat ~ IL cslIis
ilot SelIeyS that 4 d sienaosFatic convene
ticn nor that d ma isss nf people witt
tn shetr goFagfiIaens would
ldeaii- TIE tfllIted States 20 ne q p0-
5ttSufl OF VIZ 1Itf IEE Z
Senator Chiffon aid ale ek siiIiti Hon
Was subsidy and III the Esis
ssInore platform fsfisistted the rennsI.
ne said that tle ecntfeSery c0nla maj
- ffrhl unless The repeat bIlt
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16
4ARaE N.LSN 8 CQRN /.
Suffered D I,osG az is s 100 fsusIsels
lEezellk STORM
(By Asao6sate ted ] sess)

4 Chicago, May E.s siusates that
the Argentine exportap es euFpltls Of
corn had been cpt osn rerlaps 1857
1Tiail siSt OWN 40 IIeessant
damage BY storms to1ay made the
corn market here jump into chief in-
ferest H
There Fps q eel ced bulge ID prices
but heavy sales ID rea ItSe pro It's left
the colEe niAse teafsy at q Eaia OF
IL To AZ 4 5se net. Wheat wound up
= sst@aS 20 siTz tsS5sJ q iSE.5t nlgIlt. oats
tdsB on j 1sf advance and proYfsiOnA
uhchang BED TO a riss 4 tss 4 Ia.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16
q
! lsI
"a Have No No 81 s; Meaning
wiz eEs.lce to- sasaia-
ion ram
lsciaI u The .Inselll gencar.

Special To e he ntallIg gencer.
II ashing ton May 4 Post tponesnent
OF the Niagara Il 'alls, Mexican Siieiia
ton eonference from Monday TO We'd
fIrEiEy. IIIg rysIIuusl M TTTy5 n IlssfiSI
del tess changed tie plans oE the
30 America medintorE and the
kip ficall e1s5S sionerB sog depar-
tire today an q tom 0rEcw, asld a the
same time y dlred iIipra apeculat ton
'As TO- possible gni gieance III the De-
later the Spanigfl afia ssaa lsere
who ts ca ting for the. IN teresss ol Hex
&c % IA the United 8 tSa q f;tli or1zed
s. Btatetaent that fhel delay iissFeIy
nisant 3tIist the farertS ffelesates
ssaptsll "a 5ffeE espite s0ssf their:
5lcas jnpgney and had no pol Il "a { Inn
NE q inner here
y ee hach they viii
3eae 81 NistgE Ills. rhe three
= and Amer
18Th eqls y llb $,
so s sli tein =
ls
On the hoie 81
hts cabss III ~ too 8: more hope
mi gleRI the "a Shan
tlIsE lae for ieeiIs. = hey sgA cptikis
med ion vs. plisii snfnes
thsfg toward tha k6tka dement,
O1 the problem d Gems q ItiO1 IisEss
capture of Talnplc1 brougat out the
tiI75FS lF I5 a . pTQuIpE Jon
against the ehipment OF arms Into
that port from the United States or
any other country.