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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-24
Trade Insurance

Advertising Is trade insurance.
1t not only builds but conserves.
1t creates good will. makes
customers, and retains them
II reduces the cost Of doing
business by increasing the vol
ume-and in cutting the costs
makes 1t possible to give great
err advantages to the customers.
1t Is to the Advantage Of the
buyer to trade with an adverhs-
ed house because that concern IS
doing business with modern
methods.
Read over the advertising in
today,s DAILY TELEGRAM and
is will be clear that the houses
making their appeal for your
patronage are the representa-
tive concerns OF the conmun
~.
Think OF the businesses in the
same line that do not advertise
that is. II you can remember
their names-and then do o MT
tie mental comparison.
It's not hard to see that the
men who deserve your support
are the men who are advertising
and making good on their prom
ises.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-24
| WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY

Too Bad.
People arc leaving the county by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
,ycci,Ix c,,,o, Vsx,.,r

New Orleans. March 1.-Cotton fell to new
low levels for the season this week under
selling. inspired by the larger movement.
hcarish talk regarding ginning. the Mexican
situation ana unsettled conditions In the
stock ,nnrhet. The net re.u.t was u net loss
of ltU"t points
The high prices ot the week made on
Monhny ANA the low prices on Saturday. AT
the highest the trading months were / point
up to points down, compared with tho
close OF last week: At the lowest they were
2iM3i points Gown. TIE range was 2lu3a
points.
The main sustaining Influences were til.
large exports Il somewhat better inquiry
Tor spots In the South ANA disposition to
regard consumption az being on record
breaking basis The bull side. however. was
apathctic. and this apathy WAS II great help
I" tho bears. Much liquidation came from,
nervous longs. especially after dispatches
from Washington told az now invcstga-
ton OF cotton future trading being contcin-
plated.
Ia the spot department prices ioat &c.
middliuE closing at i4l.c. against BE last
week ana i2i4c this week last year. Sales
on the spot amounted to a.Sto bales against
5.4Si las; week and l.5t this week last year:
sales 10 arrive amounted 10 2.o,5 bales
against s,-a. last week and :.o5o this week
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
Cation Goods Kev;cw.

New York. March Cotton goods markets
are generally quiet with prices held fairly
steady. Tho storms have intcrfered greatly
with communication 10 mill centres In the
South and with transportation IN all dIrcc-
lions, 1t Is still noted that heavy. coarse
goods and very fine plain combcd yarn cot
tons nre stlI in light demand. and prices
offered are not remunerat!yc. Mills are ca
ercisins closer scrutiny over stocks. and arc
shutting down looms not working On orders
Print cloths rule steady and staple printed
goods are irmcr with tendency noted to
shorten discounts. staple Ginghams are
moving regularly. There IS fair demand
FOR the Iower-Hriced dress clnghnns. Int
the domestic sinshams are very quiet
Brown drills ana ahcetinEs are quiet with
duilness reported ON some construct ions
fiIcached cottons hold fairly steady. The
demand for line and fancy cottong is less
than usual, due, ii is believed 10 the dis
turhed weather conditions and the Intcrfer-
ence with retain distribution Export trade
Is light, far orders are CON
cerncd but shipments continue quite fun
Jobbers are doing as large trade they
expect III this season. and report a CON
tinued desire on the part of buyers 10 limit
their orders to small lots and 10 recorder fire.
quently.
Prices on cotton goods are "a follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
NNcell. Financial Reria,r

New York, March THE irregular move
mcnts OF stocks this week reelected the un-
settled state Of speculative snntiincnt Tho
storm obstructcd the operations or tho mar
kct. aud Wa |, depressing Influence ON nc
count OF the loss In earnings. which II caup-
ed. Tho effect was heightened by other ad :
verse Influences. bearing especially upon
railroad securities Chesapeake and Ohio !,
s33,OoO.OO0 note issue made on terms
which called into question the continued
payment of dividends ut tho present ratio
The great railroad systems reported decided
poor earnings for January. The charge or
irregulurity III ST. Pauis accounts upset tho
market. Foreign selling was resumed on II
lurge scale. The lack OF poisc, betrayed
at times WAS IN contrast with tho feeling
While general hopeful view expressed
regarding the longer outlook developments
OF the last few weeks Indicated that tho
decided change for. the better was not Us
rapid ana as comprehensive us had been OK
pcctcd
In spite OF these conditions. steel trade
authorities expressed confidence that rail-
roads would pcriorce be free buyers OF
material In short time. ana they rely
upon this belief for early effective trade
revival. Present forward buying OF steel,
however. had fallen OFF. The copper =
ket also soft.
Tho interior currency movement shifted
away from New York, and more gold was
sent to France. Government deposits with
banks were drawn down. railroads again
rcsorted to short-t term notes because OF un-
satisfactory bond market conditions. For
ciSn money iparkctT eased and financial
strain ut Paris relaxed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
VAST OPPORTUNITY.
The South. Especially Nfrginin, Offers
thmnceA MIsc Wen Arc Lurking For.

The Chesapeake and Railway Com
pany has the right idea about South
crn deficiency and needs. in the pre-
face 10 q recent booklet by the COM
pany this. paragraph Is found: The
south Is badly ia need Of more fac
more capital. The demand Tor manu-
facturcd products far exceeds the ca
pacity Of Southern factories and mil
ions OF dollars OF Southern money is
to-day being spent In the North for
goods which could be manufactured
nearer home. 1t is literally true that
factories and branch houses located at
points along the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, can distribute merchandise nil
over the South cheaper than can the
manufacturer located in the North and
West In fact. II YOU are looking for
something bettcr--an opportunity to
make moncy--you Will find that opnor-
tunity here, ana 1T is a pioneer oppor-
unity minus priNations."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
KENnRIDGE no NE LIGHTED.
LuncnburG Town Looking for Bir
HI


kcnbridgc. VA. March THE exc
cntivc committee of Ill. Business Mems
Association Is negotiating with a we'll
known electrical company with the
view OF iuanguratiag here an electric
plant thar VIII not only furnish lights
and power for the town. but also in
stall a telephone exchange that will
put Nenbridge in better telephone
communication with all OF I.unenburg
and adjoining counties, and all or the
outside world than 1T has heretofore
been
There IS a runor anoat that ncgo-
tiations are on that may cvcntuatc in
the development aud the WORKING of
the immense ana very valuable granite
quarries located on the outskirts OF tn"
town. This granite Is OF superior
quality and susceptible of "A high state
OF polish. and the work ing Of the quar-
ries VIII be a big industrial proposition
for kcnbriagc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
new YORK PRODUCE MaRnrr.

NV lork MARCH 1.-l'lour-Qu Wheat
spot steady: No. hard winter. Sf.Oot. No
z red. >ioi; No. ! northern. Duuth si.Ca:
No. l northern. Manitobu. Sio3ia Corn
Easy: No yellow. g0Lc
Wooi-Steady Uidcs-Steady. Leather
FIRM Petrolcun-Stcady. Rosin-Quiet
Turpcnthc- Steady. Rice and Alolasses-
Steady. Eutter--C hccse-Eirn and unchanE-
cd Susar-luw, steady: inolaeses. SEQ:
ccntrifUgul. S3.ci refined. steady. Coffee
spot nominal; Rio. No J. De-: Santos. No A.
ii%c.; mild. dull; Covdova. l3aiGiac. nominal
Butter Weak chccSc--Eirin and ,nchang-
od rniAtoes and Cnhhn rea-S teadv and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
rErrRsRl,nc rEANI-r MAEkE-

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tReport-i By Rodgers, P!umucr & Co. Inc.)
Petersburg, Va. March 7.-Pcnuuts.-.
Spanish-Farmers' Spanish h.m 1t $50 per-
busEel NirS!nias Fancy Jumbo, 4.ni.c.
per pound: fancy handpcked. as.u4c p.r
pound. extra prime. 3i2gt3.c. per pound
prime. aye. per pound: Smelling stock. 3I3.c.
per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
and unchanged. -
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. III. March 7--Unwarrantcd be-
lief that the government figures on farm
reserves would be much over the average
had a good deal to do to-day with drcprcss-
under last night. the Washington report
having arrived too late to bc II help TO
prices. Corn Finished l-l6c. to Lake down
oats on isnhc.. and provisions unchanged
to 5i,ii2c. W..
Cash grain closed; whcat-No. rcd. oI,sss
Poe: No. hard. 2:uaes.c.: No = northern
95n?3s,c.: spring. No. .. oiI?5e Oats-No .
white. iOiaH lie: standard. a0r ioisc
Leading futures ranged NJ follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
NAA.AI crnREs

Savannah. ';n.. March 5.--rurpontine-F Firm
at i5c.; receipts - casks shipments 10
casks: stock To- 2S casks. Rosu-Firm; sales
1924 barrels: receipts 1,3sI barrels: ship
ments 80 barrels; stock liS.Qie barrels. Quote:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
What Time
it in Your
Career?

Do you look forward or back
ward? Docs the future hold OPP
portunitics which arc opening on
account of the provision you
have made to meet them, or do
you look back with regret on the
chances which have slipped past
you for the lack of ready money
at the time?
Whichever is the case, you
will find this THE BEST TIME.
to take advantage Of the facili-
ties offered you by our institu-
ton. We work with you at all
times in your career, from tho
day OF small beginnings to tho
development Of large business
undertakings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

| Print cloths. 2s-inch. Gixc,s. 3ssc. nominal:
0txeos; Tide Ss,a- Inch. GiSets. Csc; brown
slcetinss. Southern standards. Sc: 'dcnims.
Bounce Ike: tickinIs. S-ouncc 13hc.:
staple print, 5hc: staple sinShans. 6sc.;
dress ginghams. 9%c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
What Is IL.

That farmers and other landowners
in Virginia can put their WORKOUT or
oorly drained land "a profitable use by
growing loblolly pine. is the statement
made by the Dcpar tment of Agr!cui-
ture in recent bulletin. But what is
loblolly pine2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

South. Reviews OF tho domestic goods mar
lct situation reported "A quiet demand in
primary circles. with prices showing ma
tcriaI change FOR the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

Baltimore. Md. March 7.-whcat-ouict
and steady: spot. No. red. 81: do. western
81: March. No. red. 81. Corn-Q,iet and
steady: spot. contract 67ac.: March C,I.c
Oots-Steudy; standard white, 45sIi5i.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

New York. March 1,--Bccvcs-FeelinEu n-
changed. Caives-Steady: Indiana veals. Sg4r
Loo. Shecp-Markct steady. Hoss-Feeitns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

l:sgs-Marl.ct much higher: receipts con-
tt0ue lisht. ficns-Reccipts heavy: murlet
lower. but active. Nca!s Hogs, cattle, Rut-
tee Hides, etc.-ln good demand at prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
LOCAL. MARKEr QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED 10y Levy Commission Co, Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va. March :. 1914
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OFF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
RICHMOND nay MARknr.
Richmond. Va. March :. 1914.
1 L..
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSal.s ut Union Stock lards)

N.Stt"S Ut IIIIIUII SIOEk 1hFuh,l
Richmond Va. March !. 1914
Report OF the live stock market Tor the
week ending March .. 1914:
Best stsers, SGS.c.; medium TO good IA
.t-c.. common 10 fair. Cr6a.c.: best heiters.
,i2HSc.: medium To good. 5i.Gle.: common TO
fair. 0uaN.c. best cows. G1ii.c.. medium TO
good. S;t1s.c.: common IL fair. 3utc. beat
oxen tusi.c.; medium TO good. ts,u,i.c
common 10 fair 4uiiac. best bulls. 5i.mOc
light is.h0i.c.. bes; calves, 9Gioc.; fair 10
good, si7gsi.c.: dicks. Jd5c Cows and
calves. s3og.a00 per head. Best heavy hogs
si.c.; light aiaUAs5; sows and stays 1aIi.c.:
best sheep. 6V5i-c.; medium To- good. ia5c.:
common II fair. 3a3i.c.: best InDs Sdstsc
common % fair. .i.u.c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. March = 1919
Following are tho quotations on the Rich
!ond Tobacco Exchange:
LOOSE DARE-rIRI-n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Fort Worth Livestock. close.
(By Zelger Hotal1
Baseball Player Not in
II With Autoist When It
Comes TO Original Slang

Detroit. Mich Nay 27--WhO is the
slanglesr mortal alive
The baseball fan quickly answered
Hal Chase, speedy big first baseman
for the Chicago Americans
The auto man." contradicted r II
Williams. general salesman OF the r.
y. Stearns company, makers OF
Stearus-kulght autos
Immediately Chase and Williams
were into a hot argument Loungers
IN the train speeding toward Detroit
crowded around the doughty fielder
and the general salesman and listened
TO their gO0d-natured argument
Why no real baseball fan can ex-
press himself except in slang" Chase
said I know
Just the same he becter look to his
laurels, Williams interjected- Just
take the real automobile ian. a few
or whose expressions are
Mag for magnetic.
Shoot the juice for speed up the
Gasoline sneezer,' motorcycle.
does not like.
Gas. for gasoline
Jiggle The carburetor.' TO get a
freer flow Of gas
Turn it over is parIance for
crank the motor
Killing it, means stall a motor.
out the car dies when the engine
80 Nice boat is term for Up to date
car, and"
That's enough" Hal easpsd. ct
never knew that there were motor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
WHEAT RALLIES
AFTER DECLINE
Corn Is Also Higher Because
Of Scanty Receipts;
Oats Ease Off.

Chicago III. May 27.-Wheat prices rail-
lied today after an early weakness due 20
lower cables The uprurn was caused by
buying based largely on a feeling that the
recent four cent decline had more than dis
counted AN the bearish crop Developments
IN the southwest Prices opened p TO sc
lower TO Sc up. and then made an all
around gain
The close was firm, unchanged to 1c
higher.
Scautiness Of receipts gave the corn mar
ker uft Quotations which had started
unchanged TO p lower. scored a general
advance except that Ray showed a dis
position 90 sag
The close was steady at &c decline to a
like advance. compared with Tuesday ni-ht
Some breaks in the drouth tended TO
ease oats
Provision prices hardened with an up
turn in quotations at the yards. First sales
ranged from a shade TO TIC higher and the
Ermness was well maintained.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
CABAIIERO OFFERS a1fNE-Sr1-
10 EEDER Is ,nI3 -I-rt-n -,

4a-npic'. Mex May 2s-G-n Caba1-
lero issued decree eraurir,- 49, -
10 all tederals retreatiug from iTs7--
plco, amnesty being limited ro -
weeks 1t is explained that this action
Is taAen so that the dispersed fadera :
might know they Were nor heinz -
sued and 10 prevent the destrucfion ~
property by the fugitive soldiers
All hope Of the "Constitutfona1fz+s -,
cutting Off the retreat of Gen M0rsTCs
Zaragosa disappeared with the rar-l~-7
Of Col Rafarrate, who had been dfz-
patched with 1000 men I'm pursuit OF fl.s
former commander Of the federal ea--
rison at TampiCo.
The federals. numbering ar-,-,.-f
nately 5000 he reported. were r1oyfrr-
in southwesterly direction towards
the interior. about 20 miles from T5r-
picO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
SUING TO RECOVER
ON BOND OF S75OO
Defence in Case Of state vs. J. T. Primm
and +. \. Bacn Is That Missing
Defendant l. Dead

The case wherein the state Is seeking
to recover on the $500 bond OF John p.
Casey, r.. went 20 trial before a jury OF
the S4th district court Wednesday morn
Ing The defendants are J. F. Primm and
r y Baca- The defence 20 the action Is
that Casey g. dead. having been drowned
In Mexico in February. 1913
Casey was tried here on charge OF kill
ing william j. Anderson in August. 1919
The trial resulted In thu jury being un-
able 20 agree on a verdict After the trial.
casey furnished the bond and then went
20 Mexico. The dispositions Of Jose DIaz.
Antonio Tarin and Jesus Lucero. an OF Chi
huahuu, Mexico. state that CASEY was
drowned In the Rio Pilaris between Febru-
airy l6 and 10 1918 Although a search
was made for the body. it Is stated e could
not be found.
The case IS being tried before II jurors
who are T. A. Miller r Lowe e. steisI.aT
T. J., Scheff. sam Williamson. Joe Loew-
ensteln- Robert Lowe j. W. Splvev. j. l..
Depedsr, C. NJ Mckinney and 81 10 Far
gus II was expected TO 90 TO the jury
Wednesday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
ITVESTOGK
Chicago livestock Close.

Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago, III, Nay 2T-Cattle-Rscts
15,000s market steady 10 a shade lower.
Beeves. SIS $50: steers. sZ.10D8 20.
stoekers and feeders, Ss.40G $50; cows and
heltsrs, S3-I5 ass calves. S7.00610.25.
Hoss-Rects- $1,000; market steady to a
shade higher; bulk, S810G $50: light 800
2 50; mixed. ss-0o@8-27 = heavy. SITS D
$50; rough. 2I-I5 1906 pigs. $3.50 sic
sheep-Rects 15.0o0i market slow. Sheep.
S5-e5 6-20; yearlinss. Ss20G715; lambs.
S5--5 q SIS; springs, Ss-75 Gs-Ts-
Kansas City Livestock Close.
Kansas City, No. Nay sI-Cattle-Reets
1900; market steady 10 strong. Prime fed
steers. $3.50 Q 500 dressed beef steers 81 IS
g A41i western steers, ST-25 O $50: southern
steers $3.50 G SIS; cows. 81 CTS. haif-
efs. 1919 . 500; slockers and feeders So 500
So bulls, $500 1885, calves. S65O110.5 50.
Hogs-Rscts 5000; market steady to Sc
niEher- Bulks SL95 SIS heavy. Ssl0D
see; packers and butchers. Ss-05aS- go:
Asht- $1-s5 $40 pigs. SEz5 CHS.
Snsep-E.ectA 1Z,Qo0s market steady.
Lambs. 5000 aoOs yesrIingz. ss25aTz5;
"sthers. s5-so s-5Qi ewes. S4-50G5.76
Fort Worth Livestock. close.
NBT Zeiger HOteL)
Cattle-Rects. 5000. including see calves
steers. top. $3.50 CHS; st0czer steers s5-T5
q e.t5i cows S5--5 Q $50 heifsrs S558G75Q-
bulls, $3.50 Q 5-5Qs calves, &5-009S.75: Next
can steers, $500 $50; Mexican bulls. S4-00
Hogs-Rsetz. 1900 tops. $50: bulk. $50
shesp-Rectz. $500. weths-z ss.oo45.s--
ewes, s-i5 O 500; lambs ss-C08s-00.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
MONEY AND METALS

AEh YORK MARKET
(E8y Associated Pressl
New York, Nay 27.-MerclntiIe paper. 9
Bar silver 57I
Mexican dollars. a.
call money, steady; * O.
Time loans. steady 60 and 90 days 81
months, 3G3L.
Copper. quiet; spot and July. 1a7os
Tin, weak; spot. s2.75G 3Zs7H.
Iron. quiets unchanged
Lead quiet; 1S5G ass
Spelter. 5-05G 615.
London Metals Market
London, Eng. Nay 27.-Ths London net
ais markets quotations today were as fol-
lows; Lead, SIS. SO. Dc; spelter. ~. 81, dc
st. Louis Lead and Spelter.
St Louis. no. May 2T-Lead dull 2s0-
speIter, dull, ass 400.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency, 81
Mexican gold. f9M.
Mexican pesos tEl Paso buying pricel 4sc
Villa currency, 25 IN Juarezi II in e
Paso
FL PasO Shelter Quotations.
Corrected Daily
Bar silver SIS.
Pig lead, $50.
Wire bars. l4075.
Lad london IFS. SIT, as.
Weekly Averages
douglas Shelter CuotationE)
Silver, 5&SL
Copper, 14-0G
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
BEILLoT MAKES NEW
AUTO SPEED RECORD

Indianapolis. Ind. Nay 27-Automo-
bile racing records continued TO fan to-
day at the Indianapolis motor speed-
way where elimination trials for the
9vO-ihile race saturday are being made
George EeiIlot. tn a French car. drove
a zap OF the -is-mile track in 1-2u.I8
or at the rate OK o. fraction less than
100 miles an hour. This not ONLY heats
the speedway record but Is new
United states record for the distance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
OLD HOSE HOUSE IS
THREATENED BY FIRE

r IRE OF an unknown origin Wednes-
( day morning at T-IO o'clock tbreafe-e,5
destruction to the ForrestviIle hose
mouse located on Tays street between
sgcond and Third streets A shack ad-
sr 49, lAe hose house was DESTROYED
ana another was damaged.
nel1re the advent OF the paid IRE
- - tlr nose house was the head1uar-
-1-S Oh me volunteer firemeu-
Trash Catches Fire.
At 5-1I o'clock Tuesday a@-e--,,,,, a..
cehtT.-l fire department responded 10
an StarIn for a trash fire In the ~es-
81 ~ NILS street There was no
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
SALVADOR TO AID ,TExrro

Mexico City, Mex, May 2r-Thc Mex
lean minister 70 salvador has informed
lle IerelFh oIilce here that the people
Of Salvador are raising q fund III -
sist Mexico in case OF war with Ire
United States. The minister repo-fsf
that about 10000 Salvadoreans and
Hohulrans had offered 70 join the Mex
lean army and fiEht against the United
States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Phone sO2 or 40 for autos & taxis
Burns, NIanascr FIncd.

Atlanta. Ca. May 2--DauieI s Le-
hon. southern manager for William J.
Burns. the detective, was fined 500
In the recorders court here Tuesday
and tGInd over TO the state courts be
cause OF alleged violation Of city
ordinances and state laws in connec-
ton " fh an Investigation OF the case
of Leo II. Frank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27

Annapolis Ed, lay 21.-The condition OF
VIM. r. Howlus OF 3IiddIetovn. Ma ths
81 Johns college cadet who was shot Mon
day night while engaged in an ALLEGED ar
tempt az l-1ilg. was reported TO De crave
today hoWlus was one Of party OF upper
c.assmen who attempted TO force an en-
lraEce into a room in which five freshmen
Ea1 locked themselves The freshmen thus
far have refuscd % give the name OF the
enc who fired the shot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Phone for Longwelrs limousine.
DR.. Dlaek, dentist 415-16 Mills Bldg.
Oregon Grocery, sos y. ars- phone 172l


Victor. Colo. May 27.-Rov Dixton.
night marshal here, Tuesday shot and
instantly killed Richard Anderson. a
miner. According TO DiXtou. he was
taking into custody Richard Carban. a
miner. for disorderly conduct when
Anderson interfered. The night mar
shall said he struck Anderson on the
head with his revolver twice In the
second blow the weapon was dis
charged. the bullet striking Anderson
In one eye, Killing him instantly.
DR.. A. T. SIN Osteopathic infirmary-
Dr. Ira W Collins. physician in chief:
DIT NJ Alkire, lady specialist: Pr. Carl
GIBSON. z0l W. Missouri street. They
cured others They can cure you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
Dr.. Ebert. dentist. 21s-21s Mills Bldg
Hindus Demand Entrance.

steamship Eomaeata Naru. on which
Gurbit Singh. a wealthy Hindu. az
rived last week with 3T5 OF his coun-
trymen. at his own expense. is still
being held. steamship officials say
only a lame attempt was made by the
immigration officials 70 comply with
quarantine regulations. They demand
entrance on claim Of being British
subjects
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27
DR., PaEet. dentist 5O2 Roberts-Banner.
New Fire Apparntus Tested.

A record Of loss gallons Of water a
minute was made by the new triple
combination auto fire truck I'm the test
Tuesday afternoon The lawn of the
court house was we'll sprinkIed. The
streams of water We're kept spouting
from three hose attached to the pump.
Fire chief W W Armstrong supervised
te test OF the new fire fighting ap-
paratus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-27

Trenton. y. J.. May Ella ffaele
Longo OF Elizabeth was electrocuted
IN the death house at the state pen
itentiary Tuesday night for the muir
der OF Antonio Migliore. Monday night
LonEo was Joined in matrimony for the
second time 10 Carmancfa L.onro. The
Iirst ceremony was performed in italy
% years ago and the second was de-
clared necessary that she might inherit
Longos property in that country.