davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-06

HoSqaiiocS are gcttiHg bad. Screen
doors and screen wire the answer. Call
Us. phone -. Frontier Lumber Cot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-06

Froiccfirc LcdJuc WccfS-A meeting
of the Valley Protective league j. being
held al the federal court room this after
noon. Ii is announced that meetings
will he held every week 10 attend the
business of the organization. and for
the purpose of keeping the members
closely in touch with each other. Since
little or 10 thicvcry. aud 81 far the or
ganization has not been put u the cf-
~licicncy test.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
FEAR TO ENDORSE
THE DIVORCE EVIL
RETURN REPORT or COMMITTEE
IOR \ REASON.


CHICAGO. May % The general
assembly of the Presbyterian church
mortheruJ in session here refused q"
take final action today on report ON
the divorce question submitted by the
committee on Christian life and work.
THE wording Of the report might
be taken 10 mean that the Preshyter-
ian church approves Of divorce,
pointed ont Rev ). j. Niccolls of St
Louis. II was decided to send the re-
port back for further consideration.
The report read I'm part
We recommend that the commitIe"
be authorized and directed TO organize
o. campaign Of education In our
churches aud communities as TO the
sacredness Of marriage and the evils
of divorce and that this general as
scmbly approve the following parucu-
lars as desirable for Incorporation IN
improved state codes or new laws ON
marriage and divorce.
"The requirement Of a resident OF
at least two years in the state where
the applatlon for divorce is To DE
entered.
THE requirement Of a period of al
least one year after the granting of a
decree before the same shall take ef-
feet"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
TWO BANDITS SURROUNDED
Biz Posse Leaves To Reinforce Men
Battling With Baul,
l,ohbcr~

IpAUEL. okla. May ~ Two men
who held up and robbed the Nilertor
bank of fl4f5 Nc-terdp, afternoon
are tonight surrounded iu tine G5othiTs
oG Little River l. miles northwest of
Mulorton. according To- report re-
roNed here. Sheriff Dan Holman and
a posse " % men have left for th.
scene ~ reinforce a posse 1f -a
mounted mon who have JDou in pHr-
suit of the robbers since yesterday
The possemeu have exchanged many
shots with the r9bber, and battle is
expected with the arrival of reinforce.
merts.
Three men We're boo tine bank whet
the robbers uuma-ked. entered ore
cred them with retol,ers and forced
the cashier to give up The funds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
BAR POOR EXPLOSIVES
Stringent Nine Regulations for Coal
Mining on Oklahoma Indian
Lands.

WASHINGTON. May 22-All eN-
plosives except those passing the
safety requirement of the bureau Of
mines will be barred from use in
coal mines on leased indian lands In
oklahoma by department Of the
interior order issued today to become
effective August ] Black powder.
blamed for many fatal explosions.
may be used If the shots are pre-
pared by special firers using an elec-
tric system from without the mine
after all the workers have been with
drawn
The new regulations cover opera
tions Of the segregated coal and as
phalt lands belonging to the Choc-
taw and Chickasaw nations, which
include most Of the coal mines Of the
state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
CHIEFS Secretary DEAD


Morgan Patton. 20 years old. SON
OF Detective Jim Patton, 3l5 West
Third. Of the local police department.
died this morning at 1916 o.clork,
following am illness OF less than TWO
weeks Morgan for some time has
been suffering from lung trouble, but
hIs condition had not been c"usld-
erred critical until last Wednesday
night Deceased was we'll known iu
Tulsa and had many friends Until
about two weeks ago hn was en-
uloycd as private secretary 10 Chief
OF Police H. s. Burns Funeral ar
aug,m,uts have not yet been made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
Tra,l. In rinai Round.

ENGLEWOOD, y j, May %
Walter j. Travis Of Garden city, three
times winner of both the national and
metropolitan amateur golf champion.
ships. reached the final stage OF this
years metropolitan tourney on tho
Euglewood country club links today.
The other flnali5t was oswald Kirby
NJ the local club.
Travis defeated Percy Plat Of tho
New York Coli club and Roy d. Webb
OF Englewood.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
NAME committee TO
handle Vanderbilt
Methodist Conference Completes Much
Routine Work in Closing Days
of the Meeting

OKLAHOMA City MAY % The
,l,,..,i,.,,.l ..,,,..,....., .,,,..,,,,,
"h"'r the fa"del''Il report adopted
boy the general c0nisrcnCe Of the Moth
odist FpiscopaI church Soutb few
do,...,,,,, .,,,...,......, .,...,,.,
'''''
room session OBJ me conference me
commission is composed Of four bis
ham. rr.,.b,i. and l,,,ner an c,
III '''' '"'l. '''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
Dynaml,ed sal,aged Gunboat.

ON BOARD UNITED STATES
BATTLESHGP. CALIFORNIA. MAJ
ALLAN. Mexico. MAY 22-The consti-
tutionallsts at Mazatlan. finding little
salvage in the wreck of the federal
gunboat Morelos. which was aban>
doned under fire from the enemy after
it had been besched. today dynamlted
the hulk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
\ ,conr or rrnLMEN Anr urRr
Explosion in Fire Injured many Fire
men aud Spectators.

CuICAGO. MAY ga score Oh
ntcnen and spectators were injured,
none fatally. when fire destroyed a
west side building here today They
were strucl, by debris precipitated by
gas explosions Tho loss was $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
COMMISSIONERS
ARRINI'D N Tulsa LAST NIGHT
IOR HEARING TODAY.
MANY SEEK AN Office
Commission VIII Bc Unable to Hear
All uf Those Who Are Herr to
Ghc Information.


Commissioner Soils Announces
that the session this morning Will
commence promptly NJ q O'Clock
i'm his rooms at the tulsa Hotel
Persons doslrng to confer with
him are requested 90 bee present at
mat time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
CUuTN, SAYS JURY, on CONsPlR-
ING TO KILL TIIE GAMBLER,
ROSENIHAL.
TOOK ONLY ONE BALLOT
Tear, Strcamcd Down Jurors i"''S
,s They Returned Verdict Ih"'
Meant Death For Becker

,.,,,, y,py MAY 2- Twelve
Ne" ...,,o .,,opd time
men today deciueu l'' ...n
that Charles Becker was 'Ho
,o,srirotor responsible for the Eosen-
80. ,,.ntcb nearly two years
'"a' i'''' w. realization
ago woke Ne" lo'" ~ ' ...,.,,
Of corruption in the ponce u'P'' '''''
o,1 opcned a new era Of police re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
ignored New Feature.

Except for the references To- the
press dispatches, informal con\ersa>
ton about the general situation, the
mediators in the main ignored the
question OF coustltuiouallstp parucipa>
uon going forward with their efforts
TO arrive at am agreement between the
Onlted states ana the lluerlo governs
meht IN differences which caused the
present strained relations.
me possibility OF conslItutlontliS'
u.s., ' ,,I ,'D'pa,'", '1 vas, '',.''" ~ '' '','s @
of tbo mndiators Indicated clearly
however tb,f tba,. ,,.r. n,t lu,.Iy a.
renew the ip,itatiop .pro,ioush. ov.
tended IN fba coreti,rtionalists and
thnn uitbdr,y.r Tb.,, fool t,o NOV,
mo,e must como frou, t,, ,or.t,-
ptinraIists
The ,iav- hold nv tho .p,o5ioto,. .,bat
for tba prosort t,a ,n,st ro,siI,I. wa,
of solving the \r.,fc.p rr,I,l.,, is IN
..t , I,i,,,ti,o .,.,.,,,,,...,,, r,,,,.,.,, ,I,.
Hporta poy,rppapt and tba I,nitod
states is Lrour to moot 'tbc ,,nro,,l
nf tn. ,Icvic,,, d,l,o.,tos ,r,,,. l,,,.o
r,t committed tbap,g.1t.,y O.. .,,.
co,,.s. ~ ,.,i,,. sb,,ld n,a o...,t,,,
,f,.,oI,.,, do.iro f., 80. i..,. ~.
,o,,o,i.,f,,g ,,i,,i,,ou,. , r.. ID,
sto,d tho Ir,o,.,a o.,.,.o,.,,,,,o,,, had ~,
oi,ioc,i,rs T., lo o,,,,.,. - ,,, ,,,,s,f
t,,tior,li.,, 70, tho ro,oi,ti,r. ~,
,toyia,n d.la,..,.. L,,,.,,,a, a.. nal,
s,,,o,,o,,t ,ori,I,, or,,,l,,s,,.5 ,h.t
r.. boa 49,, .sfio,..l ia 49,, .,,i.
H., os ,.a, ,r,,. .t,,.,,,o,,, c,II.,,...
"'N''"' : H'a''i'''h'
'ln answer to the question ad-
dressed to the Mexican delegation, in-
qulrlng what its attitude would ho
toward the representatives, which u
is said the constitutlonalist party viii
send 10 the conference being held
here, said delegation begs To state thar
II has received no official motto" To
the effect that the above named party
Is sending delegates That should such
Delegates come 1t does not know with
what character they would do $50, aud
that 1t Is therefore impossible for the
Mexican delegation TO give am opinion
ON this matter.
I'm any case the Mexican delegation
considers that the matter Is one Tor
the STUDY oi the medlathg plenipo-
tenuaries ana that II would be only
JUSTIFIED IN taking it up after these
gentlemen nave duly onSidered IT, In
TINS last case IN" Mexican delegation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-23
VIII Appeal Again.


Reckcr's counsel announced that he
would appeal and gained q weeks stay
for the preparation Of his future cam
paign. The defendant was granted
short meeting with his wife and ms
brothers and then taken back to his
cell in the Tombs.
Becker and his wife were talking
shortly before o'clock in room ad-
Joining the shcriff's office when a
court attendant announced that the
Jury had reached verdict. Mrs.
Becker was not permitted to accom-
pau, her husband to the court room.
Newspaper men. court ATTENDANTS
counsel for the defense aud District
Attorney whitman ano his staff were
the only persons allowed admission.
Tho defendants two brothers Jackson
and John Becker, the latter a detec-
tive lieutenant, hurried to side en-
trance where they stood awaiting the
verdict
When tho little group in the court
room had found seats the twelve men
who alone knew Beckers fate filed
silently in with Foreman F. Meriden
Plagdon at their head. All twelve
faces were eXpressionloss.
=, u,''e ,..'.3 o,,t',.I,' ,I,o r,,os or tho
jurors but he learned nothing there.
VI" .ou'. a''V''u, , '',S aSa ,,on, AHA
'""E ,....,i', H.. ,ho
'NuaIIA ~ ''I Wv
jurors IooNS' 'u''''','u " ','.
'''''n '''' W.
Becker was '"h''"'"'
Becker, in the room overhead was
sun lalklhs 10 MS wiz ','''
,.,.,,.i,,, p,.l.,, li...d
,a i.f,' h,,
".' W. ''',I ,i.l, y, '.a ,oia hor .uon,t
. ~, ,rh,,= n.iu rrco mo "
-, i.,,,i'i,. ,br..,,,,b tho
Noi - ~. ,,,, s,oi,,,. Tn,,ico
''ui ''o''' ~ -, Wy, -, MEN ha,,
-, ,I,, ca 80, o.lorIoss Ua
h'huS' ms t'v "' t,...' ,.,,, 40
e,a''''u .t.,o,, ,,,,,
u'u iio' - a...,,.,y.,,.,as a., inv.
an o'''" 9 " 49,. la,o,tan+ ,.as
u" i1o' Dse' NH 1ho a,orl, ast,ad tho
/" 'ue .oo''''
..,.'..,,,,oro no said have Won
W ','''", ITO,
,,.,,i.n ,.o,rc,.b man Llonde
i'''sr,"' ,.,,stal hts .,.os y.,,b a
'u ai,,,1,. d.,,,, "vyo
l'aIuNV, NV ~ e,,,, tho
i,'.,' D" no hosi,atod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
SUMMARY OF
IRON MARKET

NEW YORK. May 27.-Ths Iron
Age will say tomorrow The meet
Ing Of steel manufacturers In New
York last week reflected scarcely 20
hopeful a feeling az has been shown
In recent market reports What was
notable was the reserve OF leaders In
the trade In their expressions concern
Ing the immediate future II 10 gen
orally predicted that the second half
OF the year will be better In tonnage
than the hrst half. though not 10
prices.
still distinctly Disappointing Rail
roads show no sign Of discounting the
common belief as to the result OF the
rate case. II IL definitely given out BY
some OF them. In fact. that they will
do nothing until after the decision.
In the minds OF steel manufacturers.
the crops are now figuring above all
The evident falling OF in the bust
ness OF manufacturing consumers OF
iron and steel In the outstanding fact
IN the situation This IL true OF foun-
dries and Of metal working companies
In variety OF lines
Several interesting facts have come
out as 10 foreign trade in iron and
steel Following the visit OF its presi-
dent 70 ENGLAND. II In announced that
the Steel Corporation has taken g, 900
tons OF rails for Australia. on the
other hand are a few items that indi-
Gate larger arrivals of foreign steel
later In the year. New England
company that bought German basic
Betsemer billets a few months ago, Ii
nsuring on several thousand tons
more. There IL also the prospect OF
importations OF rails on the Pacific
coast from the mill in India, which
has total freight rate OF IS to San
Francisco against sli from Pittsburgh
TO the coast.
The cotton tie situation r. being
watched closely by representatives OF
foreign makers. some OF whom have
already brought In stocks at New Or
leans. Two domestic makers will not
roll ties this year. The leading inter
est has not yet announced its price.
enough the market has often opened
n April Lately the South has been
verrun with offers TO sell foreign cot
on ties at certain amount under the
Hmorican price when named.
The finished steel trade, as n
whole. gives no indication OF the fact
mat good many contracts run out
IN another 30 DAYS. This Is not the
case with agricultural machinery in
lercstf. as most OF such companies
nave bken out less than two-thirds of
what they bought for the frst half of
the year. In some cases they will
buy but little more until the size of
the years crop IN assured. Farmers
nave been poor buyers of implements
Tor year and stocks are still large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
NOTICE.
NOTICE 70 THE FUBIfo,
b. BUD" FISHER

During the period Of reconstructfen
of The floor 70 the lack River Hrid4s
End The laFiuE 0f now rails DO will De-
necessary Tor thie company 20 operate
u.s. cars between the island and TuI1r-
port On single track. ard tr order fo
lessen The congestion OF traffic over the
Hack River bridge. o. rr-route the
liridEcrnr' MARITIME ForrV- Rayfrrd''
cars Vlq Norfh YORK Street and the
N.frH.lfIr bridge
Soon. delays lu car operation will no
DOUBT fn experienced hN the congestion
of traffic duo tn Che uar uf single truck
on thr IriIrr fnr sufH nrrratIng in on
pusife directions nuu fne MANAGEMENT
~ The Company hrre fH. Indulgence 90
ifa patrons with che Heeurarre that
every effort win Do made fH minimize
drl1fa fn Che Ere1fret possible extent
IHr OBJ" U.uHHuirr. ur raaefrrrra
travelling between points ON the rrI1-
afro nr Parton nrl Martins FERRY unce
transfer car viii o. operated between
HrIfrcuort and the NtfrrtIUr urIfr-
connecting The ErIIHirr ard Barton lines
wifh Martins I.rrr lines Trarafara
win h0 i..urI HH heretofore. ovrerf thar
passenger. from the second street line
destined f1 bridegroom rr points hrrnrH
uI'I Dol transferred 90 the Arfravfiro
Bridge lrrtrad - ~ urn and Center
streets. Ir Martins Trrry
WHEELING TN fC-rf uN COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
Money.

NEW YORK Nsy gs- None. on call
steady rHuErI OF. ~ g.. ruling rate fr.a.
closing BID rss. asked Co.. Time money
stronger. sixty and ninety days lf,r.
OK months at.c
Copper-QuIet. standard spot tiaT04
Loo. eIcrfrofrffr f1fgr lake rnr-Irsf
casfIu. $4,000 ff12
TIr-MrHN. af.uf fIfafIHr q
LeHd-FI.ssH sos
SreItsrafs UEnEIt.
1IOn-lufff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

Loafherwood Dis rame yesterda
having been submitted to secretarJ
Naylor.
AL but ono or two OF the towns IN
tcrestef in the proposed annexation
have named representative on the
Commits. ION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

Wv IITlN- Way lN-TIff0T-
steady. creamery. extras ESQ gftsr
theess-- STEADY unchanged
Egg irm fresh gathered af0raas
packed frets ~ eNfra frafs sos " 1fa,
ffeta fnrr -f 1Uf.r
FIuur-sffHIr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

CHICAGO. May s-Hogs-Rscoipt.
$1,000 head. steady, bulk OF Sale- 1918
y h2a. light ss.0sM - 90. mixed sS.Dsg
$40. heavy $500 SIS rough s18uff
7Ht pigs s725mS1O
fsttle-Kecsipts $500 head. steady.
herrcs fff1n $50. steers t1.0GnsI5.
calves s7.HOug15
sheep Receipts te 600 head. steady.
sheep $500 N t-la. NearlirEz f6fum 0h
lambs sell ~ $40, springs tT00ma.7b.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh
Ia. Nay Cattle steady. HuuTlv
so
sheep SLOW. supply fair. Prime
wethera 1913 "a 5.k5 culiF and commons
" So u 600. lambs t45Om1T5
Veal Calvcsa-8t0. Num 90 90
HoEs-SfeHdN. receipts 30 double
dccks. Prime rravfea s. 30 MS Gf uicdi
utuH heavy and light workers and rIra
fs.f5 sb". rouEhs g. Uru 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

The monthly meeting Of the boa ri
q .roct1rs NJ the Wheeling Hoard Of
Irade viii BE- held this afternoon. be-.
ginning ~ 3 20 o'clack Several mat.
tfr. ~ considerable importanre viii
~ Conei1ered. n is undcrafoof
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
ANOTHER MEMBER
OF Greater Wheeling Commission -
Appointed by LeatherNood - A.
q. Hubbard is Named.

Another municipality is nov repre-
scented ON the Greater Wheeiin-"
Commission Arthur q Hubbard has
been named Co represent the town 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
CLOSE At NOON.

Owing 90 tho fact that tomorrow
win Do observed aa holiday. several
0f.ces FRI 'he local federal building
viii close 20 noon today. and viii ro-
main closed until Monday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
WHEAT

CHICAGO. May 2s.-Discovery Of
black rust In Oklahoma carried ahea;
to-day Mp 10 81 a bushel. May delivery,
the highest price OF the crop year.
There was nervous feeling ~ the
close. which was iscc up To- Sc above
last night. Corn finished &C on 20 a e
UP. oats a shade to lNC down. and pro-
visions ut "a TO 22i.c decline
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
Petroleum

OIL CITY. Pa. MAJ Is credit bal
anCes 81 'H. Runs lfo.1s2. averare ifl.
$50 shipments eTTtg. average sSsfh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

ca TRAINER books close May 20 for ,
per cent dividend. payable June /. 1914.
t2l-Transfcr books close June goth
for 90 cash dividend payable June seth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
Hazle'ts LocaI Stocks.

WHEELING. W Va. May o.. 10
The foiluUirg quotations or ths more
actirs stocks - the WhssfinG marker are
corrected daily for rhs fntsiil Gencsr ~
Iioward ilaziett Son. schmulbach
tHlllluE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
PITTSBURGH StocIs.

WHEELING. W. Va. May q ~.
n. activ. etttsburEt. stock.. sorr.-t.s
Mal.N ny y. ~ Mast~n & 60. bsnE.rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
Wheeling Live Stocks.


Veal Calves choice .---- M So
Veal calves. fair Co good 80 50af0 90
Light. heavy a com. calves 8 90 IA n0
Fresh Cows. cNt. per I'D 30 00dTa 40
: Fesh cows. common 10 fairs 90 n 40 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

(3)-Transfer books close June 20 for
per cent cash dividend payable July /.
1914.
(2D-Transrer books close Aprii 20 for
5So cash dividend payable May LIST
G)-Tranafer books close MAY 20 for
2so cash divide nj pay able Juno list
Eidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. May IS II
Carrectec amy for the InteIIirencS
BY The Fidelity inVsstalrut Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

NV. Nnftk. May GN.- London was
more Cheerful to-day on the smooth set
tiemeut Final prices we're irreguiarly
below best but undertone good Am
orleans we're slightly easier The mar
ket sh0wed a hrru front around opening
but trading remained inactive cana
dian fncidc spufted NJ Co 100. the high
est reached during the week. Steel was
backward due g. the Iron Ages report
~ non Improvement Zoo the steel bust
ness ana the proposed issuing 81 So
900 600 htuda BY subsidiaries Of the cor
p0ration. This being nccessitnted by
the rercHHi1n In business There was n
stronger market for Missouri Pacific
which vs. a reflection ~ the success
attained IN securiur der1slt ~ notes FOR
extension. I'D g. Dc o'clock to-day de-
poeitu tofalled f11.5OO.00q out of the
f.i 600 lnl due on June ISL. Friday ir
expected 20 BE- heavy day No. many
holders IN variatly viii wait until the
lasf minute alloWcd. Time Tor deposit
expires 80 o'ciork FRIDAY after which
directors VIII meet and determine
whether nr not the plan can be- declared
OPERATIVE. There la pretty general
belief that 80 pl4r will Do success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. May 2s. 10
The following quotations on tine NOR.
active stocks u the Wheeling fnafEsf
are corrected daily FOR the iutsliiEeuc@r
~ Geo. W. Baron. local broker. and -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
VARIOUS CONDITIONS CAUSED
NEW YORK MARKET TO DRIFT
MUTT AND JEFF

NEW YORK. May 2S-The stock
markei drifted along in idle and futile
fashion again to-day. Various factors,
come OF Missouri Pacific's entagle-
ments crops. railroad earnings and
foreign conditions, were under review.
but failed 10 exercise more than pass
ing influence. In the latter part OF
the session President Wilson's ad-
dress to the Illinois manufacturers,
wherein he avowed his intention 10
carry out his antitrust program,
causef some slight reaction. but net
changes In the more important issues,
United States Steel excepted. were
hardly noteworthy. In the special
group ths movement was distinctly ir.
regular. General Motors losing much
OF its recent gain. while some less &C
tive Issues OF the same class made
fair advances, Wells-Fargo gaining )
points Although the various foreign
markets reported improved condi-
lions, London was a seller of our Sc
curities at home and here Time
money ior the larger maturities stiff
fened. hut the shorter dates and call
loans were unchanged Total sales.
l3i. 800 shares.
The only feature 81 the bond divi-
sion was the strength Of the Gould
issues Total sales Of bonds. par
value. s1.5O5. 900
United States coupon b gained ~
on single sale. but prices otherwise
were UNCHANGED on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29
Stocks

GD-Transt,r books close MAY goth
Tor O. cash dividend payable June Let
tcl-TisnEfer books close June 90 for
&c cash dividend payable July isL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

Transfer books close May 20 for
per cent each dividend. payable June 1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-29

Mitchell q stevenson. Inc. local brokers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-05-21
BLOOMFIELD,

John Price and family spent Sunday
at Libertyville and Fairfield visiting
friends.
Fred Yakle was called to Creston
Monday by the death of his sister, Mrs.
Casey.
Daniel Cavanaugh, who has been in
Mexico far the last few years, is in
this city visiting his daughter, Miss
Vern Cavanaugh, and other friends
Miss Murriel Brunk returned to her
home near Ormanville Monday after
visiting few days at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Brunk.
Mrs. Fred Murphy and MBiss Effie
Lantz of Pulaski visited Monday with
Miss Stella Fry and visited the several
rooms of the public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lee of Pulaski
is visiting their daughter and family
Mrs. Harry Helsel, and their son,
Herbert Lee, this week.