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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
GREEKS FIGHT
Knives used BY TO Men in Martins
Ferry Last NiRht-ons Slightly
Cut-Both Arrested.

Martins Ferry police were called 10 a
house On North Fffth street. IN that CITY.
shortly before midni hit. last night. 70
quiet en- uprising caused hy two Greeks
They hsd been enjoying the "salooniug
cl~rtnN celohTptinn ~ this city. g. "
said and returned we'll lit IN" and got
into On "ltcrcstion. which resulted g.
the drawing Of knives \ woman IN to.
houe7 ta rrobRhl" responsible for the
cutting affair not h"ing more serious
then ~ IVES she - cured one Of the
knives and threw ~ away.
Officcr Kelley ARR I'd on the scene
while the trouble we on. and arreste ID
Bill Males rnd MIKE kakia. The latter
was suffering from 4 cut on an arm auI
several cuts on one hrnd. but neither or
the cuts ere considered serious. MallaE
Is charged with dolnc the cutting. and
blade measuring nine inches. 10 was Sc
cured and will be used as evidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
DR.. HODGES
stu Remains Silent Regarding His
Nomination for Congress-
Preparing Statement.

Col Thomas +. Hodges continues
to retain his sphinX-like attitude To-
wards his nomination for cangress-
man-at-large. His promised state
ment for the press Is now being pre-
pared. Col Hodges Is giving the mat
ter deep thought and ne rs disregard.
ing his personal ambition and desires
in considering the proposition. His
acceptance or rejection will be. given
out the latter part OF this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

Next Friday Superintendent Csainor OF
we Water orks, viii close down the
waterv orSs. during which time the.rsr-
sumers or the city will receive their
water from the reservoir after pumping
order that measurements NAV r. taken
me JOB viii b. one Of the many % be
carried out IN making preliminary prep
ington pump.
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AGREEMENT.
.>>ehse Yesterday nat WI Ene w..s-
tnrAsuss suiks ~ EaA Of Ws.a.

fiffsbt hSH. Pa. June ro-Th.
STRIFE % ths ie.eeo employees 81 an.
ertinEhoa-s Industries. which has
p-en On since June s. vii b. over ~
ne snd % this S-~k. scordinE o. the
sfiersnc~ COMMITTEES % the ~frfEsrr
nleh conferred ate to-day sfth II "a
nerr. president o. TIE Nerrlurh 1900.
Etectric and Manufarf rims rnrnuarv
-.iies Nrcathet ths faces ~ the COM
mltieerlen a. they left the ei.rtrfr
r"fSH. bnt they refused % give details
~ T. reported. however. fhaf f.-~sidsrt
lei save them q signed statement
~ Erle anre conr1iftss Wlil report
70 me strtke committee and tire latter.
repprf vii - laid hsfore IN. .frfier,
To- approval az nass MEETING to-mor-
With stats tro1rsr. n.trouf,u -,
streets, East PITT rhurrn was GuIsfsr
thsn az any time since the strike began.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
OWLS ELECT
Meeting Of Local Nest Held In Club
Rooms Last Evenins-To BE In
stalled al Next Meeting.

The meeting OF the order Of owls
held last evening In their club room
was very well attended. Aside from
the transaction Of routine business
matters. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term. Past
Pres ident. J. A. Herschcl. President.
Paul Rigot. Jr.. vice president. Leon
ard Schul,r Invocation. Edward Nolty
Warden. y g. Howard. sentinel. Geo.
Eoane. Pickett. Edward Beltz and
Nest Physician. DIR. =. $ Bippus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
LAD BREAKS ARM
Harold Sarver. Of This City, Sustains
Painful injury in ran az
nj. Onvet.

Harold sarvcr. a Young lad from
Wheeling ts spending o. few days as tho
guest ~ relatives iu tho country near
AT. OliNot. had the uisfortun. }cster-
dpN Of receiving broken arm. J. -.
Mills. "a dairyman. OF Mt. bnNrt had
Just returned from "a trip 20 the city and
was unhitchinE his team. when the
Young lad climbed on the steps 90 the
wagon Something frightened the
horses ard giving n quick jump. threw
tho unfortunate lad against the barn
door breaking his LETT arm above the
elbow DR. =. ". Fer .uaon. OF Shcrrard
was called and reduced the fracture. ~
n late hour last evening the unfortunate
lad was reported resting very well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
BRIDGEPORT


-herAl srrNtrvs over tre remains 81
the late Mr. MarEaref r..h.rFr 49,.
- elrl A. her home a. Upland after
tens Illness. viii D. frlf this after.
I-.u lfnu ere late rcHtIsrrr A. :
clecN With the pastor - the rarras-
-. ~. p church uTlctafiuE f~farrrr-f
lll - made az Weeks cemetery The
gherta a. eNnerted o. D. very large -
tne aereere1 VAS seli known and hirhfr
- eeir.q afnonE a. 49, number ~ pe1-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
DAVIS Is HELD
Martins Ferry Man Held TO Belmont
County Grand Jury on Charge OF
Stealing Copper Wire.

John Davis Of Martins Ferry. was ar
raigncd before Mayor Wyckoff. Of that
CITY, last evening. on n charge Of steal
ing quantity Cf copper wire. And fol-
lowing the hearing. was held to the Bel
mont county grand Jury in default Of
toNo bonds. The wire which II ~ ALLEGED
ne stole was taken from Gaylord coal
mine, No. ]. north Of Martins FERRY. mud
measured about 300 feet an lentgh. LOUIS
Shuskinsh, junk dealer Of Bellairc. was
also arrested. a. A. IL said he purchas.d
the wire from Davis. Davis was arroat-
ed near the Martins Ferry pumping sta
ton yesterday Afternoon.
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go tn re uarsr 49, urhf trrr-fo--.
NN - ~ Fu-rfn street rrHrr-.fnf
81 -efes MlskrA anf aaarffr~ NJ
10 90 retarn~f VsrfsriaF fr.-- -
sA-enari visa site friends 90 -,ia-1-
Artfrr Ester. 20 Neg Athrrr u-aa In
fgstercAT calling 80 frfenfa
HeA rauNe rrfnrrrt hrrrr Fass
te-oar fru- ptttst arrh ahrre 49, ~.
We EuTHf " her cuuEIn nfrs NfF1F.-.
rl.r --nE- r-r ! e. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

John Ncilly. chairman % the Nnarre
committee q council. viii probably hold
nee tng OF the committee each even
Ing this week 60 50 over the approrrta-
lions a. sent NJ by the various depart
mtnts Or the city. and among which the
slL apportonmcnt. as set up by tho
Lengthy sessions were held Monday and
Tuesday evenings at tho water ard
street and a. yet nothing has been
made rukFfa 49,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
MILLING LOSS
Two Men Complain - Poiios That Thsy
Lost sla3 IN south SIDE GAM
bling House Last Night

After boinE rolled Tor ttgl ir o. gam.
ping Joint George soderopuIan sn.
L.Fh Nlchua eWure out warrants TO-
sieve Gust Pete uahIia geurFa kraff
and steve kafor Last night Detective
l'ANe 'leary rounded up The bunch aftar
Hhort search and without rrrfnff0na
Lne mon rut uu Tor their aruraranrf
lhe Farne waa hairr pulled IN III l.
house In South WheeUnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
Obituary


tefnoou 20 the family residence. So. ff
flffeeutf street over the rruaIua ~ the
Mte Mr samuel .. Brown. prominent
u.Ihlnf.H man Whose death occurred
Monday evening Rev. Jacob ErIIUug-
ham. ~ ST. Iuke'a r.. g.. church. win of.
LrIat". ana irtrrwcuf Will te In green-
wood cemetery. The deceased was "a
.'fE prominent business man. and hiH
neath came Ha rlrruwflI surprise Co.
hin many friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
EarsfA sswins Cuh

NfAt Ihurstay Afternoon the men.
her- o. tho Eureka sewing rrur rf
y, ~ ukel-yrt VIII D. entertained by MfsN
p tt argt toodr a. her horne Ir kIrl-
L.lfinE thc Afternoon the follow
lnrtrurrsufal solo Miss Gallo Thor,ra,r
aye our Duty - CIut Mem
ncra -..-..-. Miss BERTHA TrHsrr1u
IT.,allns ....... ..-.. Mites ftnfha STYLES
=, - .-tll'h TAT solo. .. Miss Daisy Heath
I.e.aing ..-...r.- Mrs. MARI Mitchell
- 1inenthl solo. Miss Ethsl Tsatttt
NtAb Nrllc ....-. Mrs MarEnrft COCOA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
NEGRO INSANE
frisads q nobtason. Nsgro cAArr>s
VIA h.ardsr q Nnnam Terr1li.
Bsl1svs MIN Dsmsntsd-

TIE friends % RrtIrsr-. re mere
murfercr ~ Marfins Berry. are rnakIng
ever erorf possible tn having a. 80
~ Has not On Ms righf mind wher -
SHOT and kiflcd william TsrriI raxf
-nA.4 atttrr Robinson vas taken
- allf r. tI.e FfsrrrfiaN ~ Acting
HlfI f.Nr1anas O. await TIE Nerdief ~
We nsht erand jung ne uas charred
d}ckuT % Martins berry. Nonlay
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

MrF iona Dell wife ~ George W
Lennon. Ir. passed away yesterday
rlfal The deceased wac the frrrrffr
RI Mr. and Mrs r. winters. and haf
been H resident of the city uu her NE
she was Iu The thirty fourth year az her
Fe. and leaves Hrr husband and three
IrniHrrH fn mourn Hrr IraH They arc
.lv ara Alvin and Nrrrfa winter She
vac consistent member Of tho second
IFrahNferiHu church Funeral H-rrrra.
urufa are incomplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

The two Martins Ferry boys who were
fined $50 and costs ard 80 LONG ones in
lail. were taken Co 50 Clairsyilis ysstor-
DAY afternoon BY Chief Arch McCIairir
owned by william Kuhn. Of this citv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

Mrs. Edward Th.ra- o. rr,o, orinx
from CShrrai weeks Illness. caused b. a
nervous breakdown
Mr. Eus Cope of ~ clafrsh lie Was
"a business visitor In town yesterday
morning
prrut, CLERK OF Courts Howard Ia on.
of ST tl8ir~NilIo. was In toVn ycster.
day. nn business
Mrs. a. brown. GO Hruot kansas,
o. the gucat ct her daughter for several
IA rska.
Mr. Robert Love and Ms william
FrUudsn hcrErr returned Co CharicstoNfn
after spcndiug several days here tire
EueSts ~ friends
Attorney ". D. Anderson left 'yestcr-
daA morning for We. .dsftsld. where ne
aull attend Co hts business affairs.
Judge =. q tochrHrV Was u business
visitor in this city Yesterday afternoon.
Lou Cortland Icft yesterday FOR
RarncsNillc. after spn-. ding scN cral dal =
here the guest OF his parents.
\. =. Trimmer. OF Hrndry hurg. was
business visitor Boo his city yesterday
and returned Co his home last evening.
". W scott was "a bushes svtSttur at
Fairmuut yesterday morning.
Miss Margaret Cortland OF this city,
returned Yesterday after Ntstttng friends
az bethesda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

, rs Afternoon the directors ~ the
hri1gciort bank and Trust r1r,rany
VII h'iu thflr Eemi-aunual meeting La
the directors chamber ~ the hanl I1tr-
ing the session the report ~ inc hrsI-
ness carried on during IN. mast sfl
the members ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

heNterdaN afternoon tho first meeting
vas held under the direction 81 Ne
Eic'. quite e. number or local children
Joined the class. and viii be taught 10
children under s years ~ age viii 10
given the regular kiudcrgarten vorE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

nk Was the hostess 90 number OF her
friends a. her home IN Kirkwood 90 IA
ainncr party complimentary 90 Ntf.s
Hess hoggcss. 81 Clarkshurr Uno :.
S ~ guest - Miss Anna PursgIove. in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

owing TO IN. extensive rerafrs ,-t
STading on the National pike through
IlAlnc. the street cars find theunsel,g-
20 nr considerably on schedule when
arriving IN bridgeport Whore The rIt.
heing gradcd the cars are forced o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

Miss Blanche Gtlle~pie' of this town
and Miss Florence Zones. or Martins
Ferry. left YESTERDAY FOR IIstis m
where they will be Joined rs Miss Emmn
Gillespie. The young ladies viii Ica-..,
there for an extended trip through tho
large cities Of the cas-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
TELEPHONY vyTRr cTrrrFs
HOLD MEETING HERE

rNlefs WIS held ir this city Yesterday.
chiefs being present from MorRnntown.
falrmOuf. GrIffru. FlHrkSburg Sisters
VILE and StesheuvlIla. aside from the
local men. Maintenance" was the sub
Iest discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
Cope Family Reunion.

The annual reunion N the cone family
VIII b. held August 90 az the home II
koss T. walker. OF Colcrain. o. seven
mites north or bridgeport. on tho CadIz
pike. Tho reunion VIII be- ono of ~.
tlneet that has been held IN this vicinity
for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

unerl 'srN1Cr- over tho late Th0ulua
Howell were held yesterday Afternoon
Al ESQ o'clock az the late home. on tho
corner OF Lincoln avenue and Fiffb
streets. Aotnayilla Int,rrD.nt Wa d,
Rivcrview cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
MARTINS FERRY

All work left before Thursday. will
- finished Friday. Closed all day
fth % July
Call Buckeye Dye Works for dry
cleaning. Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

For the many expressions Of Kindness
rendered US IN our Bereavement and sor-
row, we desire I'm fhis wav 90 mack
known our heartfelt thanks 10 all
nARkl GILHERT AND EANIII.Y-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

DoWnand Ed What caused this
money sirinRency anyhow?
QUIT Why. the thing originated
with me and spread over the whole
country Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

The drunken hrawl that occurred On a
Barton car Monday rfEht rhe AFFAIR
Ha - rather expensive. as one OF The for
gIrncr- tore up $50 ir y'U and g. hills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
So Arres+Y Maae.

No arrests have So FAR been made OF
the foreigners who we're mixed up An
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
Yost Bill Passed.

In order that every opportunity
might be afforded the interests affect
ed TO adjust themselves 10 the change
which would be brought about. IL was
decided 10 defer the date Of making
the amendment effective until July
1914 In the meantime. az the regular
session Of the next legislature. early
In 1919. the Host prohibition bill. faith.
cred by Ellis a. YOst. Of MononEalia
county was submitted and passed with
little opposition In both branches
The law was drafted by Mr. Yost and
corps Of able iurists and lawyers
salient features Of prohibition laws In
other states were Incorporated IN f.
and many new provisions wore intro
duced. 70 e. conceded 20 be- tho most
complete law Of its kind ever enacted
in any State IN the Union. and b. de
signed. az the Anti saloon League
leaders have declared. TO make West
virginia 80 dry a crow will have 10
carry a centcen n he wants 20 ~ over
the State
The Yost law was passed bv tho
legislature February a.. 1918. and SIX
days later was signed by Governor
9lasscOck n became effective iast
night and with It's coming into force
more than 300 saloons In West Vir
ginin passed out Of existence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
STRUGGLE OF YEARS FINALLY
WON AND Is NOW REALIZED

the antiliquor forces then began their
campaign for ratification OF tho
amendment. The campaign is one of
me most memorable in the history OF
the temperance movement through
out the world. With the Anti-Saloon
league taking the lead. all other pro
hlbitlon forces, such as the W. C. T
Z. the Prohibition party. and numer.
Gus church organizations. Joined in
systematic fighL The entire state wa.
CI ganized, every county had a separ-
ate organization. and In many coun-
Ties the maRisterial districts were full
~ organized. Speakers of national
lame toured the state for both sides
ne summer and fall months proceed.
inP the election were unusually active
ones. and II was estimated that aE
many as zoo dry" speakers delivered
addresses over the state in one hight
The spectacular fight was BROUGHT 10
spectacular elimination In the elect
ion Of November (. 1912. when prohi-
bition won by the surprisingly large
majority Of more than 92 900 yOtet.
But even in the face OF this tremen-
dous victory, the prohibition forces
did not rest The next thinE was 10
secure legislation which would pro
vide for the rigid enforcement OF the
amendment and this was certainly Sc
cured through the enactment Of the
NOst prohibition law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

IN Inc compliments Of the German
ss Bank. a new writing desk was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd.

Probably factory tod
Experienced guides always duty beautiful office
ana art galleries. the spacious grounds and gardens and the surrounding group
twenty factories wherein
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
B. & 0. DIVIDENDS
Reguiar Amount Declared At Annual
hoetin@ Of Comuanv Yield In Now
Yort-oood Showing.

sew YORK. Jolly I1-Nt tho msetfrg
n the board ~ director ~ The HaIu.
more HuN ohio Railroad COMPANY. held
TODAY fha REGULAR semi. auurnl dividend.
~ two usr cent ru fhr preferred stock
ord fHr.r rrr cent uu fNN common HfnUr
were dec Jared VIII fhIa declaration
fn. customary dividends ~ -FOUR nor cent
rr fHr preferred and aIN rer cent on tho
common Hrr maintained accumulated
eurpiua Contributing g. ff9. IH1 o. the
81 f3ssN. required for this purpose
There Was also rnrrred araInaf sir.
plus the SUM of fHua.2r1 rerreaeuffrr
Interest accrued but not collected dur.
Inr Che rcnr ON advance made 90 and
on account ~ the Cincinnati Hamilton
nrf Dayton RAILWAY Company
The .fHfrwfrf nf fnr tfar'r cn~ra
flUrH CON -.fnrH1 ~ fodav'a rnrrffna.
we're based Hr actual figures Tor eleven
months. aud estimated figures Tor the
month ~ June
The expenses for the year have been
aHrrfrfed hr eNtrH1rdir1ry charges.
nw.rrfirg tu g. 11Fns1. FOR perr1rrsrf
rr..r .frurfl0u ~ urpufrfv damaged Hr
destroyed hH Tho food Of March 1919.
The rrafnrufiou ~ me rr1rertV so dam
HrHN h1a been completed and practically
a.I charges 0r fhia account have been dfs.
posed off Ir fFr wear fuaf closed If being
Thought preferable Oh charge these ev-
rsu.r. uuf Hf present rather Than 20 az.
tend them over ri series Of wears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
INVESTMENT ISSUES SHOWED
THE EFFECT OF HEAVY SELLING

NEW YORK. July io.-Investment Is
sues to-day began to show the cumuia-
tive effect OF the continued heavy SELL
Ing OF Gould issues. New Haven and
Chesapeake & Ohio. as well as various
other low priced securities. These and
other stocks and bonds established new
low records. The declines in New Haven
and Chesapeake were especially note
worthy because they savored strongly
or liquidation.
Another unusual feature was the re-
eording OF many sales OF minor inter
national railway stocks for future de-
hNery. The fact that these sales were
ing actual delivery. Indicated that for
eign holders were pres sing The sale OF
American securities.
The speculative fbvorites fell / TO Z
points In the nnal hour. with little or
no recovery. The character of the gen
cral market may be gagged from a 20
point decline in the nNe per cent bonIs
OF the Chicago a. Eastern Illinois rail-
road. whose affairs are involved In the
st. Louis q san Francisco rcceivership.
y few crumbs OF comfort were ni-
fcrcd In the course OF the day the
United states Steel corporation report
ing slight increase OF tonnage for
June.
Another heavy cash loss by local
banks f. looked FOR Tomorrow win
further cncroachmcnt on reserves. Total
sales, 257S00 shares.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales. par
value. St.423. 900.
United states government bonds were
unchanged on call.
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FINANCIAL.
BIG CONTRACT
PsnnFyivauia Company Places ordsrr
Tor 100 600 Tons Of Steel
naila-Big Contract.

PHILADELPHIA. July io-The Pen
nEylyaria Railroad company today
awarded contracts for 100000 tons %
steel rails 10 cover the requirements 81
the system for 1910 for witch bids were
requested ten days ago The orders
were placed with the following compan.
ice. United states steel corporation
$1,000 tons. Pennsylvania steel com
rany $4,000. Cambria steel COMPANY az
wv. lsatta ~ ma steel compauY. 5000.
h"thlenem steel company 5000.
All those rails will be- 100 pounds 81
Cfpt 1900 tons - t2o pounds Tho Iaf.
ter viii De used on the main line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
J. s. Baohs q Co.'S Closing Letter.

NEW YORK. July iO-Ths London
market was at lowest prices OF the dav
81 the close and heavy tone prevailed.
The heavy selling continued today IN
hlasouri 'acinc ana the stock sold at
lowest price ON record &. q o. was
pressed for sale. but did not yield 50
readily today. New haven was the chief
government suit. The steel tonnage
figures were just about as generally ex-
pected. Tho market IN general stood up
well. all things considered. and when
pressure lessened on the weak stocks
the inclination was 10 recover In most
81 standards. The heavy losses Eils-
tanned by banks during the week will
probably be reelected ~ hank statement
tomorrow. There was a little support to
Missouri Pacific below 10 and tho stock
rallied n little IN last hour westinaA
house Electric was the strong stock
and rose above Tuesdays highest clos
railroad placed an order for 100. 900 tons
steel RATS today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

\ low pressure area OF slight force T.
Passing eastward over the ST Lawrence
valley this morning. attended BY light
showers 20 the southwark over the up
per Ohio valley. Another low area of
moderate force II moving southwark into
the Northwest and upper valleys with
light showers. Pair weather IL the rule
In other sections
The temperatures continue high from
the midle West eastward over the CEN
trail valleys but they are seAsonable in
nearly all other sections
Generally fair wcdther. with not much
change In temperature. Is expected to-
night and Saturday.
Local data: Highest temperature YES
terday. % degrees: lowest last night SO
degrees: no rainfall
Rivers
The Ohio will not change much IN
the district for the next two days.
n =. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

ErrirrlnE today aU rIfr ana county
nfi. nE VIII enjoy nuIf holiday r--
VI Hlrh has been Che usual custom arfrr
summon The police office viii fr frs
which w.Il continue tu Hr opened 4r Sad.
-rIny afternoon throughout Tho rrHrHIf..
dor ~ tNf summer fu tho fHU tho rex.
ul1r hours uIII hr resumed In aII ~ the
other offices un Saturday affrrn0oue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
WHEAT

CHICAGO. July lo.-skepticism ia re-
gard to the chances Of widespread dam
age by black rust brought about a low
eung or values to-day In wheat. The
market. although steady at the close.
was a TO ~ u = cents under last night
Corn finished y n Z. or to sc up. oats
= sc higher, ana provisions unchau--
ed TO a rise of 20 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11

been large. hut OF late sellers have
shown an tndisposition TO bind them
selves To early shipment This ~
thought 60 be based partly on doubts "a =
10 ability TO deliver. although the rail-
roads have started their car shops on
full time 10 make ready for the winter
wheat movement.
Failures for the week ending July .
were 247. against 2io in 1918.
wheat exports. 5.OSf.O0O. against
5.lTe.622. Bank cleSrinEs. S2.954414-
600. an Increase OF ie.3 per cent.