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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-wlth the change OF the classi-
fcatlon making extras score % points. ne
quotation on fine butter being ?7i4c. There
was little trading a. dealers had not ad,
prices. Receipts over the holiday were not
large and there was good demand for
Srssh packing stock proee1s nG'as Its s qss
e51e6igc,; seconds. 23m2iiac thirds. 81 y
assitc,; state dairy 'lby; finest. 25is q
:6s' good 40, 90 prime sS's q sSc common s,nnI to
nrsts. 1919 a. aot5c.. lower. grades, ia
isIc.; seconds. ISGIsitc. peciJing stock
current MAKE. No. 2, ia lIlsc,; lower
grades. 15ml6Lc
terday and trading was good. The range
o. tne hgsi stock was narrow and lac. was
probably advanco another %c. to.dsy. In.
diCstI"ns are for fHli grass cheese this
irgly. Prizes; STATE, W. m; fresh. oolored
and white specials. lac colored and white
gysrSss fancy la% @l1Sc sndersraGs;s
IoIalIirc. poor to fair, ES1shc.; full
tkims or badly defective, ~ a4c.
EGGS--storage packed eggs were eiImin-
zee. FOR the outside. Trading was good Yes,
muiated eggs cleaned up; especially al
thelr high grade stock, There were some
hut not enough to arect current receipts
1ror the time % wear the prices are remark
we're At the close of the week some sales
icing hE made as high as is,SsG Prices follow;
No /. i7%aisc; No :, 75ai7c'; pe ar'si
vania and nearby hennery whites. large.
fancy. 2al9 H24Hc.; hennery browns % u 40
:3iRc.; brown and miNed coors 1914 40 29c
Baltimore duck 2Om23c.; Western lsFp 2lc
Tennessee and other Southern. 1sl 2Oc.
LIVE POULTRY--On account OF the
Jewish holiday lay Yesterday the movement was
sold at l5c. and holders. want a fraction
more on heavy. Some old ROSTERS sold at
eHs' Brollers sell at 35d $50. Three cars
tsblished
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed fowls
receipts show considerable increase and will
continue 10 do SC during the week. with
Hight demand the market Is weak and a
little lower. Dry picked In moderate
supply. Fresh killed old ROSTERS are plenti.
Sul and dull Fresh killed turkeys Irregular
changed Frozen poultry quiet. Large
roasting chickens in light supply Fancy
young tom turkeys not plentiful and Arm
ae n1n grades L slow Frozen ducks and
PhiisdelpSia, fancy. " lbs. ', each nfS''f ib
4o@t2c.i 2 lbs each, ss 6fAOc Fowls, West.
80 TO ~ lbs. i6dlGhc, under 80 lbs.
1sh a lac: in barrels, Iced. 8 lbs, l6hc
fancy. scalded. l6igc.; Western and Sout bern
sSScor' d 5G% ISe: Ducks spring Long Island
10 lbs. 70 dozen, s4asA25; 7 lbs, $3.50
Frozen-rurkcys, small Western selected
nens and toms, 25c; Kentucky, 2Sa2shc
goose. Brothers, i2 to box, milk fed
fancy. IS to - lbs. 22T2sc.: corn fed
i oo chickens milk fed 81 TO 80 lbs
Fowls Western, boxed, 60 lbs, and over u I,
boosters. is4 Glsc. Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
SURETY CONCERN PROSPECTING.
Examiners Find the Nationals Sur
plus Higher Than Was Claimed.

The National surety Company. present.
.ug yesterday the report on the joint ex-
animation by the insurance departments
of New York and Maryland. asserted that
the examiners reckoned the surplus as
ss5.333 larger than had been claimed.
They also found the assets to be s16,723
higher than the amount recorded in the
company's annual statement.
The report gives the profits from under
writing for 1918 as s5io,42i. and shows
an increase in surplus on investment ac-
count of $3.50. $50 despite the bad market
for securities. To foresighted handling
of the companys business by President
Joyce from the beginning OF the Balkan
troubles much of the success Of the COM
tDany Is attributed The examiners re-
port says:
"As a result OF a thorough investigation
ento the AFFAIRS OF the company We beg
10 report that its financial condition Is
sound and that It IL honestly managed"
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SUMNlONSES.


sgPREME c, S1uHr; NEw YoNK COUNTY
hHcr fs'"i' 6Sl9Rhahh sAFr NAHh III
se aer.S e. LAST Ea' Viii a a%d
MiilS Fl MALI MALI ss'el Esseu, 6pw Sb
Trustee under ne alleged Last, wili ana
and Of oE EsE BEsRr Mar d
known as "t John Martin. Will ,M <. IL
MARTN na EL,zApETH KATHtEEN
the alleged Last Will and Testament OF
sstsn Of code M N cH s Tr
a %o ra in NsY Eosk GGapty
swer the complaint In this action ana to
serve s copy Of yS ,,s, answer w on The PlSin,
the service OF this summons exclusive 81
ne day Of service. and In ease, ease OF YOU,
be taken against YOU by default Tor the re.
lief demanded In the complaint,
JERoME. RAMS S K kfnEsEE a Attorney it tor
Plaintiff, orice and p o Address, No.
81 wal street Borough OF Manhattan
To LuciUs TkowBRIDoE MARTIN, IN.
OF William r. II. Martin deceased, GEORGE
WiIiiAM r. IL MARTIN and ELizABETH
KATHLEEN MARTIN. defendants above
The foregoing Summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order OF
Hon. Barlow \. Weeks. one OF the justices
OF the Supreme Court of the state OF New
York. dated the nth day OF April. 1914, and
In the ONCE OF the Clerk of New York
County on the 18th day of April 1914. at
the County Court House In the Borough Of
Manhattan, city. County and state OF New
York; the original OF such verified complaint
having been Heretofore filed in the once
1914
Dated; New York. April Is; 1914,
JEROME, RAND 4 KRESEL. plaintiffs
Attorneys. ONCE and r. o. Address No
81 Wall Street. Manhattan. New York
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Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court--By Justice Blanchard
Matter OF Askenas & Son, Warren l.eaiis;
Moelter vs.. D'onofrio,. Alexander r Quick
Matter of Taale Wilbur Larremore; Fuhr
vs., wlldey, Jr.. william H. Hamilton; Rental
Mtg, Secur Co. Inter City Id, sscur,
Co, James Curren; Stewart Va. Ross
Samuel j Wagstan.
BY Justice Cohaian--weaver VS.. Weaver,
George j Gillespie.
BY Justice Phiibin-Matter OF U. 8. Life
Ins, IT. Co, n Taylor Phillips; Freeman
VS. Scott, John q. Agar Llppman VS.. Fanto.
Joseph v Mitchell.
By, Justice Page-Dunn VS., Fraatz, Will.
lam l.. Bowman
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Bankruptcy Trustee Sues bank.

John L. Lyttle, as trustee in bank
Suptcy for the firm OF the Willis and
Marvin Company, brought suit yester-
day In the Federal District Court against
the flrth National Bank for s3O,5OO
claiming that preferential payments were
made TO the bank. The Willis and Marvin
liabilities aggregate s19O,64sSs, Mr.. Lyt-
Gle says
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CITATIONS.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF new
YORK, by THE GRACE OF GOD. FREa
AND INDEPENDENT. To JAMES ADRi:
the Goods, chatteis and credits. o. Ge5rss
Adriance. late Of The County Of pqtgnc!,,
EuGENiA FLkGLER ARSoID. MoRTiMlR
Shattels and Credits OF Helen Adrlanci
Fowler. late Of the Ge1nty Of King, d.
ceased. his WIDOW. heirs and next pU OF Kin dS
N2fR %SkiSaGn M SRsa5EF sS m
children and next OF kin of said Charles
A. n.tsio ard 81 iS Al e Pfs4
s5s4i.ors NEXT OF kin or otherwise SEND
You and each Of you are hereby cited
County. held at the Han OF Records, in the
June. 1914. at hall; past ten o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day, then and there 20
account OF proceedings OF FRANK Q.
STILES. as Executor Of the Last VIII and
you are hereby cited as are under tho
age OF twenty-one years are required to
az Il Sy Sys to a%S ape
for one to be appointed. or In the event OF
viii be st Appointed by the Surrogate rO 70 rep
HHs fsi S % II hS Wee Nave
caused the Seal OF the Surrogate
Court OF the said County OF New
S fIk to Hon SS f RGSsr LSGS% FoWc
tsea1 n su conny Of S %nw sS Y6r county s
DAY OF May, IN the year OF our Lord,
one thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL ]. DowDNEY.
Clerk OF the surrogates' Court
WILLIAM E rISpt s,rso, AGrney T9'
New Yorb Ti'v.
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KENNY. WILLIAM ]. K.-Pursuant 10 an
order of HON. JOHN. J, GRAHAM, Surro-
hereby given to all persons having claims
against WILLIAM ]. r., KENNY. late OF
deceased. to present the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber the
said deceased, at his place of transactins
business at the ONCE OF Charles T. Kelley.
60 Wall Street. New York City. on or before
the 18th day OF November next,
Dated. Mineola, y. Y, Anril 2s. 1914
NEAL ID. BECKER. Executor.
CHARLES Il. KELLEY, Attorney for Ex-
ecutor 60 wan street. S.w York CITY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
PkOPOSALS.


SEALED blDs wIii be received by the
Board Of Water supply. al its ouices. twenty
second floor. Municipal Building. Park Row,
Centre and Chambers Streets, New York
City. until IL A. NJ. on Tuesday, June o.
1914, for Contract 12+. for the construction OF
nine concrete stone and brick superstructurss
At and near the Ashskan reservoir, In the
town OF Olive, Ulster county. New York.
rhe largest Of the buildings is approximately
81 feet by III feet by IS feet, AMI tho
smallest 10 feet by 81 feet by Is feet
The .substructures or foundations OF the
buildings have been built and the City Will
furnish and erect the roof cover :, for ths
buildings.
Al the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read; Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and
pamphlets of contract drawings. can be
obtained at the above address. at the orics
Of the Secretary. by depositing the sum Of
ten dollsrs Ol6) In cash or It's equivalent
for each pamphlet. For further particulsrs
apply to the office OF the Principal Assist q NJ
Engineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES N. CHADWICK.
JOHN GAVIN
Commissioners Of the BOARD ~ water supply.
w ppr-rE GOWN Sac-a'srv
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Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court-By Justice Blanchard
william Jay VS.. Giovanni Parisi, Thomas
Shieis; Belle G. Bernheimer w. Sail Adler.
William Weiss.
BY Justice Philbin-Susan Deyin Va c.
W. Graham, John J. Mienan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

NICHOLSON. ANNIk--In pursuance of an
order OF HON. ROBERT LUDLOW FOW-
LEk, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
having claims against ANNIE NICHOLSON.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
TO present the same with vouchers thereof -
the subscribers at their place OF Transferring
business ut the Office OF George a. Clement.
No. Rector street, In the CITY OF New York,
Borough OF Manhattan. on or before The 18th
Gay of June next.
Dated New York the asth day of Novem.
Der. 1913.
ADELAIDE MARSHALL.
MABEL CLARK
Fxecutrices
GEORGE A, CLEMENT ATTORNEY for EIecu.
trices, 2 Rector Street. Borough Of Man
haitian. New York City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
Str. "Mary Powell"

Afternoon boat for Yves. Point. Newburgh.
Poughkeepsle. Kingston and wav landings,
leaves Desbrosses ST, l:i5 =. NJ; w. 42d
St. +. NJ; w. 129th ST.. 2so p NJ Daily
except Sunday. Ideal outing to West Point,
returning by boat or bv rail. si.10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.
AMERICAN EXPRESS.

The American Express Company reports
to the Interstate Commerce Commission for
February: 1914, Changes
Total oper rev.. si,8s1,2ss Dec. Sl0s 2s4
Total oper. exp. i,79s.665 Dec. 544l7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02

by. ORDER OF HnIlet Il p"Yls. l. Bern,
stein, auctioneer, sells June End, l9li $40
A. NJ. at is e. t2nd Street. Manhattan. DAILY
plano 1888.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
LINE For s a., fHln''
New York Omcr. soi r,nh Avenue.

GO TO BERMUDA-Id0pi Vacation Resort.
Da. . rom w. Pourd TrIt S25up. ANY Arcnt.
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SALES BY AUCTION,

by ORDER OF Knabe * Co, l. Bernstein,
auctioneer sells June End 1914, a. NJ, at
t37 Fifth Avenue. Manhattan. Smith plano
5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02

N Day All Expense Northern Cruise, $50.
Booklet tree. Red Cross Line. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02
MEDITERRANEAN

Gibraltar. Naples. Cenoa
steamers leave pi~v foot 33d st..
south BROOKLYN.
5. ). Moltke. June 2, Pm.
~ =. Fam. rg.... juno 3O. 3P.N
8. =. Han burg ....... Aug, q, sp. AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-02

SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINE
A.E.JOHNSON q CO. Inc. Agts..i sway N Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

Lot OF Printed Wolfe. Scrim
and Marquisette with floral Dor
derssin colors. washable and dur
able 35c TO SOC qualities; Month
End price, 2fc a yard.
Imported and Domestic Gre
tonne in beautiful effects. fast
colorS in the most wanted floral
designs, all-over patterns, quail
ties up TO COO a yard; Month
End price, 25c yard.
Lot of Sunfast Overdrapery
Fabrics for windows or over
curtains, in the popular olive
green tints. SOC quality; Month
, End price, 29c a yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE RESTS
SUsPENDS REGULAR MEETINGS
UNTIL AFTER SEPTEMBER
Discussed Filtration and Report Of
Finance Commission a. Ycster.
days Session.

Ih" ways aud means committee ~
'h" board o' trade rfU hold uo reeu.
Hr ur.Ur-. during Tho summer
months A. I-r tcuUm0ufhIv meeting
Yesterday Hf noon. boz tho grill room
n. Tho Whit. Front Cafe. f was do.
''d,I o. uaIpnd fha regular sessions
until AFTER september should or.
rHH.ur. demand. however. HUnrf4T
r''iUrs viii D." held 90 tUe call Of
tHn chairman
Yesterday. meeting was we'll az.
fn1rl Harry IS Sands president Iu
fra absence 81 chairman Urvlrr Do
HTs featured D. df-ru f.iur of the
fIIfHfI ION proposition
Iln report of tre City Finance com.
mis inn fu tho city council was also
Olson pod af considerable length Tho
luFr-fIraffur. Of Tho commission aud
l'- f.rDWm.U laf.Ors were approved
ht fHa committee
Tho report of tho Finance Commits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
s,on vas published 10 Tuesdays issue
Of the lnfelIiEcncer
OUTING PLANNED
BY TRADE BOARD
ANNUAL AFFAIR WILL az grto
At WHEELING PARK, JUNE 2o-
t.eetion % Ways and Means Commit.
'ee WIZ oe held-Gridiron Stunts
20 Feature Program.

secretary baylor announced seat.-.
gay mat ihe annual outing uf tho
w h''IinE Board NJ Trade viii br held
saturday. june o. West Virrinia.s
hlfinday % is planned to make the
oN''hF more elaborate and 5re ou.
lolaLLo than at"r tsfrr,
,, Ar .." Cate IL inc Tnm,rf-..t ...
~. NlI-Iuia admission into fna
Mon. number ~ GOOD rd4,.....
WI %" rendered Tho social faH...r,
oI ne program viii probably consist
The election ~ q now uava and
means committee Tor tho foifopIr-
tho outing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

Lot of Plain Curtain Scrim
with lace-striped border in white.
cream and Arabian. SO inches
wide, lie quality; Month-End
price, 12l1c.
Imitation Linen Striped Slip
Covering for covering porch or
interior furniture, pillows. cush-,
ions, etc. our l2Hc leader;
Month-End price, Sc a yard.
Lot of Lace Door Panels OF
heavy Arabian imported net
with Renaissance or Arabian
lace motifs. Irish Point applique.
in various sizes TO fiji most
doors, special odd lot purchase
in values up TO Sl.OO; Month
End price, 35c each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

27-inch Notified Velvet Car
pet for rooms, halls or stairs.
Sl.0O kind: Month-End price,
nc a yard.
27-inch Bordered Tapestry
Brussels Carpet for halls or
stairs, soc quality; Month-End
price, 37l7c a yard.
27-inch Plain Green Velvet
Carpet for halls, stairs or store
windows, Sl.0O quality; Month
End price, &c a yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

Lot of Tapestry Brussels Car
pets of good quality, our Csc
leader; Month-End price, SOC
yard.
Blgelow Administer Hearth
Rugs. 30X60 inches. in rich
Oriental effects, $3.50 grade (:
Month-End price. S2.6S each
lnlald Linoleum of heavy
grade. best makes. our SI4s
quality; Month End price.
S1.24 a square yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
FIRE TRUCK IN srRvcr

Alter being on duty Tor several fl-a
Que to broken gear. the biz Allan.
nc fruck ie back in service rrqfr fn
90 Ifr dut! This o. tho fret acc.
dent ~ fho slirhfoaf drrrare fr.t 'f..
happened tho truck since Doe Irsfaff4.
zion fourteen months a-o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

Store Closed Memorial Day.
Following its usual custom
this store will be closed the
entire day Saturday - Me-
mortal Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

Old Glory Specials
Right in time for Memoir
ial Day We offer two very spe-
cial numbers in United States
Cotton Bunting Flags COM
plete with pole, cast iron hold
er and rope. fast color Flags
with sewed stripes
Sl.25 Outfit. III Flag, 95c
75c Outfit, 3X5 Flag. SOC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
Floor Coverings i'm the S

p ARE chances for the thrifty to avail themselves of tn
~ savings on Floor Coverings evidenced by such OF
terngS rs these:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
Thursday. May %. 1914.
The Weather-cloudy.
Dress Goods

l. I II y l. ICllldI Manly
~ good numbers from the
Dress Goods Section 10 add
to the zeSt of Thursday buy
ing:
Lot of 54-inch Coating Cloth in
tan, gray and brown mixtures
and tan stripes, Sl.5O quality:
price, yard ..... Sl.OU
Lot Of 54-inch Atwood Serge,
sponged and shrunken. two
shades of blue and black.
Sl.50 quality; Month End
price, CT ~
Lot of 36-inch Atwood Epen-
geline in eight new shades
and black, always sold at soc
yard; Month-End OOa
price ............. OJC
4O-inch Silk-and-Wool Poplin in
rose. navy, Copenhagen blue,
taupe and green, SIPS quail
ity; Month-End 90.
price ........... wv
42-inch Brocaded Crepe in rose,
tan, leather and black, Sl.OO
quality; Month-End CO.
price ............ WV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
Drapery Fabrics i'm the Sale

n THE Drapery Section remarkable values in
Drapery Fabrics will he feature of the selling the first
day,Of the Month-End Sale:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

THIS periodic bargain event falls this month Thursday and Friday
holiday Sunday of
highly derabe-but
to the Iooko
goods bargains advertised These for TO-DAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
q. Ed. Men1el T. Co.

FoNERAL DrHGCTons AHD
EhnALMERa
iAfL vain street Wheeling Wesf "
Nai night o. dsy. Either phone
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-30
MOUNDS YOUNG
MAN CO[L|DES
With Street CAR
Claude Armstrong on Motorcycle at
Good Speed Drives Directly
Into Car.

A collision between a motorcycle
nd a street car yesterday afternoon
bout o'clock resulted in damage
both the street car ana the mo-
torcFcle and many bruises on the
body Of Claude Armstrong the
rider OF the motorcycle The in
lured man was taken in ]. f. c.
Berbling's auto to DR.. McManus' Of
flee where his wounds were dressed.
No bones were broken.
The accident happened at the n
ersecticn of Fourteenth street and
commercial avenue. Armstrong
was riding down the slope of Four
teenth street towards Commercial
avenue and was going at su II a
speed that it was impossible 10 stop
his machine when he saw the street
car crossing the street directly in
front of him. lie struck the car
sQuarely in the side and was
thrown of his machine.
Armstrong is switchman and
resides at Mounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-30
\. OF c. PICNIC
JULY 4 WILL Be
A HAPPY Event
Band VIII Furnish Music and There
viii be Races and Other
Contests.

With an abundance Of entertain
ment and good things to eat, and a
beautiful spot for recreation, the
barbecue and picnic to be given by
the knights of Columbus at San
dusky Grove on July 4 bids fair to
be a genuine success.
All day long an orchestra VIII
fiji the air with music, Dancing
Will be permitted, but the so-called
modern dances Will be prohibited.
There will be innumerable races for
both men and women. The crown
ing event OF the day will be a motor
cycle race i'm whihc Pat Leayitt,
Alber Lind and Frank Eean viii
participate. And there will be
plenty of shady hooks on the shore
of crystal Lake or Cache where
anyone can spend a few hours fish
ing.
Any money which is realized will
be used to help support the band
which was recently organized.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-30
Ali Evidence pDints to the Largest
Grain Crop, Including Corn,
in History.
BUSINESS BOOM TO FOLLOW
MARKETING BUMPER CROPS
Optimistic Letters From Bankers,
Manufacturers and Jobbers
Reach Wilson.

Washington, June 29.-I linked
with the Clatiin failure and the
Lcr m Lank crash are pCss m,stic
reports o. the business tuat on
which ere being indls, riolsly cir
culatgd in many 10 a tiles. FoH-
ever, letters and kilograms Vii ch
a~e pouring in uiol President VIII
son and members OF the Cabinet
hatly contradic, the TepOr s.
Talk Of panic, the aiyices say,
has no foundation whatever. All
evidence points to the largest grain
crop. including corn, in history. 1t
therefore follows that bus ness
boom vii quickly appear following
tie marketing of the bumper crop.
The President is confident it will be
a lasting boom tie ause the existing
doubts as to the meaning of the an
ti-trust laws will be removed and
because a scientific currency sys
TEN Will then Re in full operat on
The letters most valued by the
President come from the heads Of
large banking, manufacturing a1C
jobbing houses. They agree that
there Is every reason for optim sm
The banks have plenty of money
and are rot oyerloane1, and the
manu- 'aCturing and merchant world
Is carrying a light debt load.
Tho stock gamblers of Wall
street are not getting as many
lambs to sheer rs they would like,
and attribute the slack year TO the
tact that the President is firmly de
manding that Congress live up to
the Democratic platform pledges
and strengthen the sherman anti
trust law.
Ihe requirement tfat new issues
of railroad securities be approved
by the Interstate Commerce Com
m IS on, for instance will put an
end to the old game of selling water
to She public at high prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-30
zoo FOUND OHIO
RIVER CATFISH
At METROPOLIS
Said To Measure s Feet Long ana
Took a Gasoline Launch to
Land II.

A Metropolis fisherman Iii Smith
caught catfish in the Ohio near
that place Friday that according to
The Paducah NcWs-Democrat was
eight feet in length and weighed
200 pounds This catch exceeds the
size and weight of any catfish
au2ht in this vicinity although
several big fish have been caught
by local fishermen IN past years; one
was caught here recently that
weighed 1876 po1nds.
After the Metropolis catch had
oecn we'll hooked it took a gasoline
launch to to tow the fish to the
bank and several men to pail tic
small whale out Of the water.
Tellers Of fish stories can recall
milarly large catfish caught in the
rivers, several have been exhibited
here, but this is the largest by ff-
teen to twenty-five pounds heard OF
r1r many years, if ever before.
The nsn was on CEhibition at Nc.
rcrolis where several hundred peo-
qIe saw it before it was cut into
steaks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-30
CROSS RIVER IN
SK|FF At Z 4. N.
TO GET MARRIED
Well Known Wickliffe Young
Couple Have Exciting Expert
ence Sunday Morning.

Crossing the Ohio river in skiH
at , o'clock in the morning was the
exciting experience of Miss Lottie
Ross and Coster Mckee who early
sunday morning eloFed from their
homes in WicEliTe to Cairo and
were married at the home of Judge
A. H. Witcamp.
Ms Mckee, who is sixteen years
old, was net in ;he least frightened
ut making the dark journey across
tho river. After pounding long and
hard on the door Of Judge Whit
camps residence. they finally
aroused him. Goth are members Of
well known Wickife families.