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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-12

Florida raised 90-day Oats for sale
al Ocala Seed Store. 1919 tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
POLITICIANS
Sent to Prison For Crimes Committed
While in Office Have Sen.
tence COMMITTED. .

TRENTON. y. J.. April 14.-Louis
kuehnle. the former political leader
of Atlantic City, will be released from
state prison on June l. the state court
.of pardons to-day having commuted
his sentence of one year. Kuehnle
was convicted of participating while
"a public Official in the letting of a
contract 10 a company in which he
Kuehnle was sentenced 10 one year
and 81 600 fine on December 20. 1912.
ana fought his conviction through all
the New Jersey courts He entered
state prison on December 10. 1913
and with the allowance for good be.
hayior would have been released on
October q. next
The court also commuted the sen.
tence Of Frank Engerlin. Estel ID
hghtmire and John Unsworth. all of
Atlantic city. Thesc three men were
sent TO prison for one year for con.
spiracy in attempting TO hold up con.
tractors through their official posi-.
tons
EnEerlin and Unsworth wero free.
holders and Rightmire was a county
engineer. They will be released on
June !
John Zollcr. former sheriff Of IJud.
son county, also had his sentence
commuted He was convicted of con.
spiracy while In his official position
and sentenced 10 a term Of from ono
10 three years He viii be released
on June l. His minimum sentence
would nave expired December lG this
The court OF pardons Is composod
or the governor. the Chancellor and
inc six members Of the court OF err
rors and appeals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Edna, OF North Broadway. spen. Mon.
day at Wheeling.
Mildred Ely, of Akron. attended the
funeral OF her grandfather, J. ). Ely
at this place, Sunday.
Mrs. Forrest Watt. OF Bond avenue
IS the guest OF her brother. Howard
Mcdonald. al Columbus.
Miss Margaret Hanlon. OF Walnur
street. !ef- Monday for Columbus
where she will enter the Bliss Bust
ness College.
Mr.. Arlie West and family, Of the
East End. are moving this week 10
Erie. Pa. where MIR. Watt has ac.
cepted a position.
James White. former GAINESVILLE
mayor. now OF Columbus. spent Sun
day with his brother. Joe White, of
East Main street
Allen Ross. OF the local bottle com.
Bany. spent Sunday at his home in
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irma Ogg. OF Con.
nvllsville. Pa. spent Sunday with rel
atives at this place.
{. Livingstone Virgins and Mrs. C.
/. Rodgers, Of Chicago. were at this
place, on business, Monday.
Bill Gill. OF West Church street
mas returned from a visit with friends
at Newark
Mrs. Charles Gill and son Carlton
OF Moundsville. have returned home
after a visit with relatives at this
Claude Campbell has returned n
wheeling where he Is located a. \
railway mail clerk. after a visit with
relatives here.
VIII Bennett. Of this place. spent
sunday with relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o.. April IA
stock company has been formed
chiefly creditors of c. l.. Virgins for
the purpose OF operating the Rodgers
aeroplane for exhibition flights this
summer. Several prominent men are
members OF the company, and the avi.
ator will be Eugene Savage.
Several OF the college BOYS who
spent the spring vacation at their
homes here last week returned 10
school Monday. They are Edwin
kenner. Harry Goodnight. Charles
Mellous. OF O. :. L.. Columbus, and
George Che1ey. Of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert KunkIe. OF
MSlsDurg. spent sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. James Nickols, OF North
Arch street.
Mrs. Abe Aldridge and baby. O,
Wellsburg. are spending a few davs
With the husband. who is working
| here.
Frank Hayes. Of GAINESVILLE. spent
Sunday az this place.
MIS-. warren Spencer has returned
| 10 her home in Cambridge. o. after
a visit with friends here.
WIZ Brown, Of this place. spent
Monday at Bellaire. on business.
II. II. Kildow and &C Lynn. OF
kiidow & Lynn. have returned from
business trip TO Columbus
Donald Buchanan. of the local
bottle company. spent Sunday al his
home In Wheeling.
Louis Cortland. Of the G.. b Mat.
thews furniture store. is al Columns
where he will shortly take examlna.
lions for undertaking and embalm.
ing.
Mrs. Guy Mercer and daughter. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

heals tho sore. fnflamcd mucous mem.
branes. clears the head. opens the air
n1sslgoe. and .n cases OF Catarrhal
Boafnoss. few Applications frequent
F restores the senses OF smell and
hearing
The nosfrils and air passages are
The breeding places for the Catarrh
germ when the membrane become
sore and In1imod. you catch cold
easily aud colds iaads to Catarrh
NOSTRIOLA heals and sfrcncthcna
The Innings of the 1Ir passages go they
can resist and throw on colds
Get e. Hac tube of NOsTWTOLA now
and you1l say 90 is the best invest.
mrnt YOU ever made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
OIL AND GAS

In the second deep sand territory
in southeastern Ohio in the Union
Furnace district, Starr township.
Hooking county. the latest offering
is good producer and a buster. The
good producer is the CHARTERS OIL
Companys No. So on the Hooking
Products Company's property, loca
ted northwest OF the Union Furnace
production. The first "a hours after
IT was drilled through the Clinton
sand they swabbed IS barrels from
II and IL Is expected TO be good for
100 or more barrels a day after II
has been shot.
The buster Is owned by Cowell.
Clark and Hervey. and Is their No 3
on the G. Stalters farm. located in
section 10, southeast OF the Union
Furnace production. The second test
on this farm was also "A buster. In
Falls township, one and ne-fourth
Of a mile south OF Logan, J. r. Pur-
Wis has drilled his test on the s. s.
Rauble farm through the sand and
will give Il n shot They found 20
feet of Clinton sand in this well.
which Is considerably less than in
the Union Furnace district. The
Logan Natural Gas e. Fuel Company
has made the location for a test on
the Frank Hansel farm. 900 feet
Bile farm
In Monday Greek township. Perry
has abandoned its test on the Zack
Nixon farm and has made the loca-
lion for a test on the Adam Goodlive
farm. about one-half mile east Of the
test on the W H. GoOdlive farm.
Shallow Sand Territory.
Near Bartlett. Wesley township
Washington county. s. l.. Rosenberr
a. Co. have completed No. on tho
Alva Gage farm and have a 25-barrel
producer in the Berea grit. In the
Payne district. Lawrence township
Burnell & Co. have drilled test on
the Berg farm through the Big lniun
sand and has n buster. This Location
Is 1000 feet west Of production; In
the same locality the Big Six OIL com
pany is drilling its test on the John
Dennis farm to the lower sands.
In Salem township. Washington
county. George Hess g. Sons have
completed their No. IL on the George
Hess farm and have a show for a %
barrel producer In the 70OfoOt sand
In the Caldwell district. Enoch town
ship. Noble county. the Glover oil
company has drilled No. on the 10
fcph Miller farm through the Buell.
Run sand and has n light show OF oil
The Rumble Bee OIL company has
started 90 drill a test on the George
Schoepner farm.
IN stock township. ono and one
half miles ~ the east ~ production
Everett Ferguson q Co have drilled
their test on the James sullivan farm
through the Bcrca grit and have q
duftcr Across the dividing limo ir
Monroe county. Everett Berry a. Co
are down POO feet a. n test on tho
r. p. Jercls farm and fishing for a
string Of tools
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ington farm through the Gordon and
Will have q on-harred rrnnnar

ington farm through the Gordon and
viii have 20-barred pumper.
On Bingamon creek. Warrington dis
tr1ct, Marion county. the South Penn
OH Company has drilled a test on the
William Chalfant farm into the 50-foot
sand and has developed a good gasser
at that level. but will drill TO the lower
sands. On the same stream, ]. II. Nc
Dermott a Co. have drilled a test on
the Jesse Parish farm through the Big
lnjun sand and have a fair gasser.
oasser In Writ County.
Near Burnthouse. Murphy district.
Richie county. the Hope Naurla Gas
Company has drilled a second test on
the G. NJ. Welsh farm through the salt
sand and has fair gasser. At Deems
Ford, Clay district. Writ county. Cor
don a. Co. have drilled a test on the
w. A. Hearsch farm through the Cow
Run sand and have buster.
On Laurel run of Henry's Fork.
Smithfield district. Roane county, the
South Penn OIL Company has started
10 drill a second test on the J. G.
Greenhouse farm. On Spring creek
the Roane Development Company has
The rig completed for No. 10 nthe J.
a; Harris farm. In Union district.
Clay county. the Ohio Fuel oil Com
pany has started TO drill No. on the
r. W. King farm.
Southwest Pennsylvania.
Near Campbell station, Aleppo town
ship. Greene county. Pa, the Wyom-
ing Fuel Oil Company has drilled No
3 on the G. a. Miller farm through the
Gordon sand and has a 20-barrel pro-
Queer. In the Newport district. the
Philadelphia Company has completed
No. 10 on the ID. X. Phillips farm and
has a small gasser in the fourth sand
at a depth Of 1914 feet. In the Brush
Creek field, Allegheny county. the
wildwood Oil Company has completed
its test on the Geo. Miller farm and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

badly TtrrvtUlI.
darr Yau.r. hoo.
storing uu rith trd
impurities aII wfrf. r
nuI sour whole IS,
tenn lH rIurrrT Dol
Yuu- blood be- fff.r
and Imuur .Uff
stomach. liver. bowel
and Kidneys urr nnI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Mayor -rH1fDr. of HrIdsenurf was "a
business visitor in town. Tur.1Hv
hffnrrrFH D.. q fIrVerFer HHH D. g.
IlI.mnr. NJ ECIlH.rc. were here ur legal
HIfHIrH. Yesterday.
Tho miI-wcrE prayer meetings viii DO
held DOB aI tnr local churches. this even
iur
Nirr t~t sharp. of bridgeport fe
visiting friends af fnIr place
Mra Grurrr IruaHu and daughter.
Lucy. were calling Du friends Ir
wheeling Tuesday.
Marshall JACKSON. of Cleveland Al.
spending q Few d1rr with nIa narerfa.
Mr nri Mra william Jackson. off The
Mice Alma T.rrr.I of UeIrIrr. Ie the
rur.f ~ NI.a f...fr IIru 90 her home
uu West Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

tho Retail Croerrs. prof.oiiy. ,l-,.,i
alton 81 Wheeling and vicinity. which
was scheduled for BASE evening. was
DO ipOnnd Report of the recent
pure food show were to have been
made by eub.committrea
n is hardly likely chat another
mectn- will bo called This month.
and Tho reports win probably bo held
until Tho newt monthly meeting of II.
WrmhrrHhip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

To get the fuIl
effect hold hand
kcrchief lightly
over nose d. few
moments O. n d
breathe deeply
NOS r RIOL A
does not contain
Opiates Cocaine
OF Mercury ~ is
"a germicido kIu
the Catarrh germ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
CONGREGATION MEETING

The annual congregational rcctins
OF the First United Presbvteriau
church will be held this evening IN
the lecture room. TO hear the treasur
or report also the reports from the
secretaries Of the different Focieties
Two trustees will be elected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

Light wells are very much in evil
donco In tho late compilations in West
Virginia on Ten Nile creek. Ssrdia
district Harrison county. the M0rri
son & Henry oil company has drilled
n second test on the J " Moore farm
through tho Gordon sand and has q
natural producer good for % barrels
q day IN the BinFamon district Ma.
rl0n county. fhe Deimar oil company
has drilled No. q on the Jesse Talk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
MEMS CLASSES IN
ANNUAL BANQUET
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR HELD IN
ISLAND CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Or. Clark Was Unable TO Attend
interesting and Entertaining
Program Was Rendered

The annual banquet 81 the Mems
century Bible class. Of tho island
christian church wac held last night
an entertaining program was carried
OUT ln the church. after which an cx -
'tllent menu was served in the
church annex.
feature n tho evening was
twenty minutes In magic" h. yvn
VI. Linnott Jr. well known manlrai
entertainer Music fhr0urhouf mo
evening was furnished tv Bitten
hHr1D'a orchestra The Mem. guar.
toto. composed of VIII Naabfff ana
'norg" DcIfors. tlnors. Britt Mum
n'H. baritone and j. ID TAYLOR. basso
rendered several selections Tho
pastor. Rev. Chaiee o. UufsIar hsd
cnarre 81 The program
10" mfnu was served hv "a com
miitee Of ladies. including Mr.. n J.
iiafris. Mr. d. p Fitzpatrick. Mrs
hl'iIler. Mrs. George Deitcrs
ana Miss Lillian Carpenter
IN Attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15
RIVER NEWS

The Liberty cleared at noon YES.
terday Tor Matamoras She is due
IN tonight from that point.
Carrying a heavy cargo. the Lorena
GOT away from the local wharf at
1880 o'clock yesterday. hound for
Pittsburgh. She is making the trip
from Cincinnati in good time.
Lieut.. Col. II. Jervey. OF the u. 5.
corps OF engineers. inspector Of the
fourteenth lighthouse district. has an.
nounced that Burlington Bar Iight No.
ga, section !, Ohio river. has be; n
discontinued
Capt. ". J. Irwin. the new owner OF
the steamer Steel City. has taken pos
session of the boat at Rochester. pa
and has already begun planning
changes to transform the steamer in o
an excursion boat
The river was falling very SLOW IN
last night a stage OF 15.9 feet vas
recorded on the government marks q,
the McMechen dam at midnight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

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moor JUICE can't
nrrr ..H
moss .rH u.rf.rf-I
..r.r.rHfIlr .r SINK.
OF fT. ufd. arHm. .f
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cultural Commission

Rural Life Problems"
,., go. -. .6oNernor Cox
The Buckeye Corn Special Tour Motion
Pictures Presented by T. r. Riddle
Evening Session.
Musical Program.
Address-"flowers and Paint. ..
1. =. Riddle. Director OF Junior Con-
tests
Addrcss-"The Buckeye Boy''
Hon. A. u. Sandles, Pres Agri Com.
Address-"rhe Tendencies OF Govern
ment ................... Governor Cox
The Buckeye Corn Special Tour Motion
Pictures Presented by T. T. Riddle
Admission free 70 al sessions. Every
body welcome. Come and let US keep
Belmont County on the map.
FIRST Report.
The hrst sub-assess district OF
Belmont county 70 file a complete re-
port with the District Assessors H.
Somerset township. The report Is as
Somerset Township.
1913 1914 Inc
erty -. 3ss.s4s ass.s2o SOFA
Real Estate 10S2.63O 1.13S447 55SI.
Total ......1f21,27 I.527.367 loo. or
Valuation Of Coal Lands.
Amount paid
assessor ...... S1g2 90 I64OO
This valuation on coal is included In
real estate above
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April IA
River stages follow:
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.5 feet. falI-
ing. cloudy
STEUBENVILLE-14 feet. falling
cloudy.
PARKERSBURG-1S.1 feet. falling
cloudy
MORGANTOWN-7 feet. STATIONARY.
cloudy.
OIL CITY, feet. falling. Cloudy
WARREN-fS feet. falling clear
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u ......1f21. 2T6 I.527.367
Valuation Of Coal Lands.
birthday Party

Miss Elizabeth Love will entertain
number Of her little friends. Saturday
afternoon at the home OF her pareutF
Mr.. and Mrs Ward Love on Butler
street The affair viii be in the nature
Of a birthday AFFAIR IN honor Of her
played and refreshments will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

.'N "N D. zoo HU IM OBJ" morning rHu. .Ii
/ hrIehf.r..I clear. brairsH a.H r.4.rt COL
rtDr' ihinE. And remember thie ROOT
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE


ST. CLAIRsVIT.I.E o.. NpriI 1.-THE
following we're issued a license 10 carry
an IT. Ihe probate judge.a office. Tuesday
OF Martins Ferry. and Isabelle Ruberry.
age %. Of Barton. o. Father McEachen.
Of Barton. OBLIGATED.
James McCort are C5. a farmer. Of
Cambridge. o.. and Mrs. Lydia Finley.
age 90. 81 GAINESVILLE. %. Rev n. L.
Duro Hesanovic. age 20. coal miner. OF
Eellairc. and Savo Saiudac. aye 10. OF
Bcllairc. Rev. Daniel Eukorovic per
formed the ceremony.
Probate Cases.
Yesterday an affidavit was filed IN
probate court by Humane OFFICER John
Travis. Of Bcllairc. alleging William
Mckcaly. age Ten. David Martin. are NJ.
Leo Ee1lla. are o.. Harold Bcck are ID.
Dan COiumb0. age d. and Tfir0u Wise.
agg 3 aii of Heiigir". ere delinqucn.s
and have been ruiity of violating the
law ~ this state by stealing from the
baltimore q ohio Railroad Company. o.
corporation These boys viii be- rivrn n
bate judge John G.. Nichols
Belmont county's boosters nay.
Boost belmont county hF your pres
onco at S. ClairqviiIe. Ohio. thursday
April 11rd Program Tor the day begin
ming Of no. a. m. Afternoon and evening
Morning Session.
Addreae 'Aifalfn-- Belmont County'a
e q Williams. Experiment STALLION
wooster and open Discuss sion.
Afternoon Session
Musical prDrraru
Addrre9H 1.-THE Junior Contest Move
o. b. Riddle director or Junior com
trrfr
Addr,-s- 'p.r' and Dollars ........
-
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Joseph Underwood $. II. Richardson.
Harry NorrInEton j. w. Toler
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28
GERMANS CANNOT
 HAVE CANADA Former President Taft, In Montclair Speech, Says 1t Would Violate
 Monroe Doctrine.

MONTCLAIR, N. J., Nov. 28.- Former President William H. Taft, in a speech here last night, stated that a German invasion of Canada and the levying of heavy indemnity upon captured cities would not be violation of the Monroe doctrine, but that keeping the country after the war was over and peace terms set tied would be a violation of the in- tent of the doctrine and would mean that we must abandon the stand talk en by the United States almost century ago or else fight.
 The German ambassador at Wash ington has frequently hinted at an invasion of Canada and the press of the country has been filled with stories of armies of German reserv- ists arming in the United States and ready to cross the border to take Canada.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28
BELG|ANS STARvE
 AID |S WANTED More Money Needed To Help Coun- try Now Overrun By the Kali
 ser's Troops.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Seven mil lion Belgians are starving according to the report issued today by the Belgian Relief Committee. In spite of the generous aid given by the peo- ple of the United States more money is required at once or the loss of life will be tremendous. The German military force has confscated all sup plies of food found in Belgium, have raided the houses and taken the SUD- plies. The people are without mon- ey and without food. In some in- stances the relief committee has pur- chased from the German authorities the food confscated by them from the Belgians and given it to the starv- ing inhabitants.
 The committee estimate that 5000 tons of food is required each day to feed the people. All industries have stopped. Mines have closed down, manufacturing plants have been de- stroyed or are no longer operated, while farming is impossible.
 The Germans have ordered the Bel gians to till the soil but they refuse; The workers in the manufacturing plants have been ordered to work but they likewise refuse, claiming that it is impossible to secure pay for the work or raw material with which to operate.
 Coal is no longer used for fuel as the supply has been taken by the Germans and the people are burning the partially destroyed houses and all trees are being cut for firewood.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28
HEAVY RAINS STOP
 FOREST FIRES

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 2S.-The forest fires which swept across the southern section of this state and across the line into Louisiana have been checked by heavy rains which fell yesterday afternoon and all through the night. The fire fighters are still at work and with the aid of the rain expect to prevent the fires spreading. A dozen people are believed to have been cremated in the fires.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28

LONDON, Nov. 28.-The corres' pondents of London papers located at Petrograd have wired to the pa pers here that the details of the Rus sian victory in Poland will astonish the world. They insist it is the greatest military victory since the days of Napoleon.
 Hindenberg's Army Isolated.
 It is reported that Hindenberg's s army has been isolated, cut off from its supports, and that superior num- bers of Russians surround him.
 Short of Ammunition and Supplies.
 The Germans are short of ammuni- tion and food and cannot replenish the supply, as the Cossacks are hold ing all points between the Russian army and the German frontier.
 Facing Terrific Artillery Fire.
 The Russians are pouring into the German ranks a terrific artillery fire Many of the captured guns are be- ing used to destroy the kaiser's troops. The Russian staff has sent strong endorsements to Poland and believe that the German position is hopeless.
 Hindenberg Tries To Break Through
 Hindenberg has ordered effort after effort to be made to break through the Russian lines but has failed. His lack of artillery ammunition has pre- vented the use of field guns to open the way for his troops and as a re suit when attacking the Russian lines the German losses have been terrific
 Wireless Calls for Help.
 Wireless calls for aid from the frontier posts have been sent from the German generals headquarters They have been intercepted by the Russian signal officers.
 German Escape Hopeless.
 It is believed in Petrograd by the Russian military experts that the German outlook for escape from the present position in Poland is hopeless and that Hindenberg's entire com mand of 50O,000 men will be forced to surrender.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28

Robert Mcintosh has started the work of moving the big generator of the Alaska Water, Light and Tele- phone Company from the plant in Valdez to the hydroelectric plant in Solomon basin. The generator, add ed to the one now in operation in the basin plant, will give the con- pany one of the largest plants in Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28
BOURSE
 SOON ID REOPEN

PARIsi Nov 3s.-The board of of the Paris Bourse (stock exchange) have announced that the Bourse will be re-opened on Decem- Der Sth, but that no sales on margins will be tolerated and that all sales must be for cash. Speculations are not to be tolerated but the transfer of stock is to be facilitated by the management and as conditions i'm. prove the margin sales will be al- lowed, but the margin will be heav- fer than prior to the war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28
THE UNEMPLOYED
 START NEWSPAPER

SEATTLE, Nov. 28.-The unem- ployed of this city are publishing a newspaper. in an effort to secure work. The paper, which is a weekly, is is- sued at one of the job print shops in town and is sold about the streets for enough to pay the printing and the cost of distribution. Its object is to bring the unemployed and the employer together.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28

The Sesnon company of Nome have announced that they will operate the Seward Peninsula railroad next sum- mer if sufficient business is promised 1t by the operators served by the line.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28
HANALE|'S CAPTAIN
 HELD RESPONSIBLE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-The commander of the steam schooner Hanalei, which was wrecked on Dux- bery reef and 40 lives lost, has been charged with neglect of duty and may be held for manslaughter. The marine inspectors have started an in- vestigation.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-11-28
PARLIAMENT HAS
 AGAIN ADJOURNED

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The British parliament adjourned today until February. More than 100 members of parliament attended its sessions in uniform as they are fighting with the British army in France and came to London on furlough.