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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
S. M. FELTON, Turns
Down $250,0OO Offer

Accordins 10 Chicago newspapers. Pres
ident s. q. FELTON, OF the chicaso Great
Western has been Offered and declined a
salary Of $4,000 year on a two-year
contract 10 take charge OF Rusala's war
munitions industry. Mr.. FELTON, has been
an occasional visitor 20 Omaha. and Was
tho honor guest Of the Commercial club
81 the time he vas made president OF the
Chicaso Great Western The $4,000 sal
efy h said 70 be the biggest which any
American captain Of industry was ever
lemplaA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
BOB H0UGHT0N RETURNS
TO OMAHA FROM COAST

Bob Houghton. formerly OF Omaha, but
OF later years a resident of San Diego.
Cal. has returned to Omaha and has or
sanized the contracting firm of Houghton
y Ansell. Mr.. Houghton has received his
first contract which calls for the con-
struction OF a one-storY warehouse for
Alice d. Howell. wife OF r. B. Howell, on
Tenth street, between Capitol avenue and
Dodge streets. for $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
American Yeomen.

Last Wednesday evening. Omaha home
stead OF brotherhood OF American Yeo-
men held prize card party In its hall
at Labor Temple. An exceptionally large
crowd was present. The Prixes were
hand painted china. Next Wednesday
evening will be initiation Of candidates.
After the initiation Is over Captain Charles
Rockley viii entertain the members with
moving pictures. Brother Rockley has
done a great deal 20 increase the at
tendance by the effective way IN which
he has interested the membership in the
women's drill team. A few days ago he
lost the past foreman's Jewel which tho
members presented him. He has found
IL. and tho usual smile Is again In evil
dence.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
Taxable Value of
Property in County
Put at S240, 799, 42O

Residents Of Douglas county in 1915 will
pay taxes on a total OF $40. 7S9. 40. an in
crease OF $e.s64.o15 over 1914. according to
figures prepared by County Assessor
Counsman.
The grand total Il divided as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
Loyal Club to Hold
Picnic August 20

ia Loyui cluS b making preparntl0as
- heEin ppnLiral artivities for the 1875
eau1aAEn- IL sn hn.d a piznie August
~ DEuAaa1E a kannlnsAAa. uihnn thzEO
~ - = ~ pslEnam ~ u1usnlsn Priza
- ~ sl1.Epl u4A - szhnaina a.an m
feGzA.nn nHs u1nasuA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18
nnrnI NeIrhhnrn.

The officers Of Ivy camp No. 4 Royal
Neighbors OF America. viii meet at the
home OF Mrs. j. Bretschneider. $40 North
Thirty-fifth street. Friday. July %. at
10 o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18

Real estate assessments are corrected
only every four years with the exception
Of new buildings and new additions to
the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18

Do Yea suffer Win CeAasS
Taks nr Kings New DisoOvUry. tha
best cough. cold throat and lung medl-
eins nzAAA TAs nna dos helpA Da An
ar1EHznaAs-Adsnrfinuu1
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-18

Clan Gordon No. IS viii have special
business at the meeting Tuesday evening.
The annual picnic will be held at Krug
park Saturday. July 81. A good program
has been prepared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The quarterly conference for Mar
shall circuit will BE- held on Friday.
MAY q AZ 90 o'clock o. the Mt pIfvet
NJ. 2 church Communion services viii
be held on sunday az 30 o'clock
Miss Bessie Dorsey. o. Wheeling IA
visiting at the a.. ~ Goudy home
Nr- O. " SfaIriEht who has been
quite 900 o. eomrwhnt Improved
Miss Matte Wilson. Uf Glen Eaafon
was the guest OF her aiatar. Mrs. F H.
Cooke tho last ~ the week
Hurn-TO Mr.. and Mrs. carl smith.
on saturday q daughter
Mrs " r Watson. Ir. 90 FuiruUrt.
who was visiting relatives here. return
Oh Co. her homo FRIDAY evening Size
was ACCOMPANIED ir her sister. Mics
Ruth MCCumhf Who Will spend some
time in FaIrmont
%. Mozcns and sons. Alvin and
Kendall 81 Martins Ferry we're the
EurTfg 0f relatives here FRIDAY and
Saturday
SIR ava Wre. Irving shroye- and Mr..
1rd Mre George NratOr. of Nuafaville.
M Va. were VISITING Hf Tho g. W Me-
Combs homo lHrt Thurafar and Friday.
Mr 20 D.. Nrkor. of Bethlehem T.
quite UI
Mr Couey Corbett Of Noundsyils.
rrrnt Friday with Mr. T MONTGOMERY
Tho ladies' ~ fIo Pleasant f|I ~
D. church are re1ur.fef O. meet Or The
church u.rt Thursday Co.. clean the
ui.s Uelsr garyin 81 tho guest ~
Friends ir Cleveland.
Sunday at The q. o. Hrhrere home
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day.
Howard Work attended Barnum A
baiiey's circus I'm Wheeling Friday.
Rev. q. W Kepler conducted services
at Wess Liberty sunday
Miss Mary Hodges visited friends I'm
wheeling and Moundsville over sunday
Mrs. Bell and granddaughter. Miss
20 visit relatives
Mrs. @. r. Nell and little daughter.
Katherine Of the South Side. have gone
10 Naynesburg. Pa. TO spend a couple
Of weeks with relatives
Mrs. J. ID. Case has returned from
Parkersburg where she spent a few
days with her sister. Mrs NJ y. Kelly
she was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Holt. Of Bradford. Pa. WHO has been
visiting there for some time
Miss Helen Nell Of Washington. Pa.
arrived here Sunday for an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs. adm Curran.
Miss Maud Bradley has returned from
Marietta. where she spent few DAYS
with Miss Isabel Sanders
The wheeling Intelligencer Is on sale
Al McCoys Book Store. and McMuilen
a. knappE
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THE WE ATHE r
CONDITIONS


during the past tSenty-four hours
s'P~@rs occurrca fern fh@ misals vest
eastward over the OHIO and Tennessee
valleys and cloudlness b. quite general
over that Ersat arsa this moruing Inc
pres-ares are shove ths normal over ths
eastern half % The c0unfry. where tue
temperatures are generally slightly bs-
~ The normal over the Plateau
states AEd Into The Plains states the
pfsssares are relatively los. attended by
ssasonabls Temperatures and generally
fair weather.
rarity cloudy weather will probably
s,.nII.-e "a this section tonight and
day.
l.oeai data Highest Temperature yes
LrrdaJ. - degrees Lowest last ufFhI ~
degrees, trace Of rainfall
Ins ohio vii rise Al Point Pleasant
tonight and Tuesday and az Pzrkersburx
curtns tire neat "a hours reaching 4
stage about 10 feet
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SISTERSVILLR


SISTERSVILLE. W. Va. Nav PA
stereOpticon lecture on the White
Mans Alaska" viii be given by Dr. :.
nan Young this evening IN the Presby-
terian church.
on account Of the bad wether. the
ohio Valley field meet which was TO
nave been reid In Wheeling last Satur-
day was postponed to some future date.
Word was received here Of the death
or william W. Fisk, Of Lyons. y. y. a
brother OF AIRS. L. l. Fisk Of this city.
The deceased was well known here haV-
ing visited his sister several times
The New MartinsviHe visitors here
sunday were John Gilbert. Ed Johnson
Oscar Shrader. Pete Brast Harry Younn
and Charles Teeter.
Mrs. a. V. Earhart OF Gassawav. Is
the guest OF Mrs. g. A. Sharr.
Ray Martin spent the week end with
friends In ParkersurE.
Master Fred Nissan Of Parkersbur-
has arrived here 20 spend a fortnight
with relatives.
Or Dye has returned from Williams.
tosn N,heTS he visited his father who is
Miss 'Bernice Norton has returned to
her home IN Cleveland. after being IA,
guest of Mrs carl Thorn.
Miss Ethel Burns has returned from
bremen. Ohio, why're she spent "a few
DAYS with her brother. Charles -. Burma
daughter was born Friday To Mr.
and MIS- Beresford. Mr.. Beresford Is
principal Of sistersville high school
The library contest. which has been
gong on here for the past ten weeks.
by the local MERCHANTS. was closed sat
urday night The large sectional book
case, containing several volumes Of
DOCKS, vas awarded TO the public d.
brary. The Loyal order Of Moose came
out second and the Elks third
Mrs. Jack kinkaid entertained a NUM-
her OF little folks Saturday afternoon az
fhdcn park DO honor ~ her son Master
" elis ktnkaid's birthday auuiversarv
Aany amusing diversions we're provided
Tor the entertainment ~ the little folks
and delicious refreshmcnts we're served
Earl Mcmillan spent the week end
AZ his home ln Marietta.
Thomas Collins and sons. Everett
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Want . cOnsollaa.. ,Phops Lin.a.

towns In the northern half OF West Viz
gina, In their battle TO secure the con-
Soildatton OF the two telephone lines
which supply this part Of the state [
is claimed by the business ORGANIZATIONS
OF TIE towns that tho lines are both
owned b. the sRme interests aud that a
consolidation 81 the lines would improve
the service and lower the cost as NAM
people have two phones where but one
arrangement. A Joint meeting of the rep
csentatiNcs Of the board Of trade and
commerce OF Grafton. Wheeling Par
kcrsburg. Weston, fairmont. Elking
sh.nnston, MuTgantown and ManntngtOn
viii he held In Fuirmont early in June
20 formulate plans 20 push the matter
to "A definite conclusion.
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Democrats Not Satisfied.

rollo~ing tbs usual Democratic policy
OF being unwilling 10 agree upon any
subject that WIS not formulated by the
i'eWocrauc leaders themselves. the par
~ - trying to find candidates to put IN
the held Ia OpositIOn to the two candl-
oates recently put IN the field By he
cltilens OF Grafton Tor school commits
slpners. whose term Of Office expires In
Jnly. and VINO are wanted By the major
lty OF the citizens Tor rc-cieckion. one
OF them u q Republican andNhe other
democrat. but a few disgruntled mem
bers 81 the Democratic party are making
the nght nevertheless against the two
men. who have made an enNiablc record
IN their office. The late OF the election
set by statute is June sth
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Alulmni RAnaust.

one hundred ANA iifty alumni OF tina
Graf ton High school eat down At the
banquet board prcpsred By the Willard
Hotel last night. Tor tbs annual ban-
quet OF the High Shcooi Alumni Many
for the banquet when as one of the
most successful thai the alumni haV e
ever held. j. Guy .,llender Was toast
master. and G v. Miller. Harry fried-
man and Martin Mad Lanham were the
principal speakers. state Tax Commits
sioner Fred %. Blue. could not be pres
ent owing 10 some business matters.
which required has attention at Rich
m Jnd. but he sent : Telegram 10 b. read
al the banquet. which expressed his re-
grets at being unable 10 D. present FOR
the occasion.
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Grafton Rriefa.

Mrs. e.. A. skinntr. Of Newburg Is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mrs. W. G.
CrUEan. Of knots svenuc
Charles ". Castle aud wife Of Will
minEton, Del. are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. }. r. Castle. West MaiG
street.
Dr. r. s smith and family have re-
turned from Charleston. where some
time was spent as the guests Of relu-
tive
Mrs. John Nuzum and Miss Rosallne
Kennedy. are making preparations TO
leave within the next TWO weeks Tor the
Panama Pacific exposition.
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storms Of unprecedented severity haN g
50 ePt this sSction seNtral times this
snd snoihcr storm % unusual violence
4 be electrieai aisptay Mas % great k4o-
leace, ana two bolts Of lightning strucA
OBJECTS Ia the business section. but no
people we're more or less shocked rhe
rainfall Vas 80 heavy that the streets
werS Hooded. All 81 the small streams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
RIGHT AUTO ROUTE
To Races at indianapolis PubIished
Recently In the Intelligence

The Intelligencer publishes tho
right route froL1 here TO Indianapolis
few weeks aEo. but more recently
another local paper published a diff
ferent route. which Secretary Hob
litzell OF the Ohio Valley Automobile
Club, says a. not correct
Those TO make the tour this week
10 the big races are advised to take
the following route. From Wheeling
to Cadiz, TO Dennison. 10 Coshocton.
TO Newark. 10 Columbus H-om CO.
lumbus on the National road is o. X.
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GRAFTON

=. GRAFTON. W. Va NAY ss-A bH-
llaFe tournament Tor the championship
OF thc cify hss bSen ln progress Tor thl
past Two weeks al the fluch Billiard
s4ad heoi rooms. Elsssn games gre
scheduled Tor each player The follow o
iAe play frs were entered. Rutts Va ar
bach. H.. Mottsr. Brinkman Rlaney 4.
Aottcr X Murphy. Gilbert Heinin.
forcclio ana J. Murphy Potts has AZ
ready iHst aud GtfCaitd AL 90 thc PLAY -
ere vita the exception OF Lttcrback
lsrinkman. Hsifllin and l.. Mottcr. and
these games Viii be played thls week
tournament.
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SHERRARD
Adssnortal Services.

The annual memorial services will
De held By the j. 4. Baird Post G.. \. n.
at the high school auditorium next sun
day afternoon at $500 o'clock Rev
-. D. sampson. Of BenwOOd will de-
HNer the memorial sermon.
on Monday. May 81. at $3.50 o'clock,
the decoration services will be held in
the Allen Grove Presbyterian church.
deliver the address
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FILE DECLARATIONS
Three Men Of German Descent Declare
Intentions Of Becoming
American Citizens

Three men who were born and
reared in Germany filed their petition
before Commissioner George r. BOYD
yesterday morning 10 become Ameri-
can citizens. Rev. Paul Hletch. OF Elm
Grove. came to this country in August.
1901. William FredenCh GOtard. "a.
baker. No. 100 Elm street. Wheehng.
arrived IN America August. 1901. ana
Theodore Jancsik. %. ladies' tailor.
who came % this county in March.
1911.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. May 2t=Butter--
steady creamery extras tI2 scorer Zsc.
or hlsher scoring -sh q 2sc. hrsts 81
EEEs-firmer. fresh rHfhrrrf ertrae
~ = y ttc, storage packed nrsts g0I. Il.
LF,ts l3ac, nearby heuncry
henuery browns ~ q n 22o
Chcese-l Irregular. state whole milk
fancy 1Efa T1ghc
Flour STEADY. spring patents s. 5o1f
~ Winter patent. 5000 $50. winter
t73OQ7 'i''
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Ihe com ucnCement exercises 81 the
high school were held on last Thursday
evening tn the school auditorium Inc
auditorium was beautifully decora Ted
ln the class culoTs, white and green.
llr- Wattmau Harhe. OF MorgantOwn de-
tefed the address to the class and a.
W. Rodgers. president 81 the Union
District Board ~ Education presented
the diplomas Meister's orchestra fur
nishcd the music.
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Attention TO BraaEss.

The Taylor county court met last
week with several bridge contractors %
consider the proposition Of REBUILDING;
and county. Grafton alone having seven
bridges OF considerable size. Arrange
M ans were partially mad 10 complete
the rebuilding of the bridge over the
Iygarts Valley river between Beech
street and LatrobS street. which was
begun last year. hepaiFs are to be
made TO five " siA other bridges la
various localities. IL is estimated that
the contemplated improvements Niil
represent an outlay Of Alb Uuu
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WIN Represent Corn Growers.

Dorsey Mcintosh. aged IS years and u
student OF the Greitun High School. mas
been appointed b. Governor Henry ID.
Hatfield as the west Virginia Teprcsc en-
tatiNe at the nation " ids gathering OF
corn growers at the Panama. Pacific EN-
position In August The boy Is the son
OF 9. W. Mcintosh. a wealthy farmer OF
near this city, and recently won the
bushels Of corn grown to tbs acre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
Birthday Surprise.

ON Friday evening. Mrs. n. r. Cook,
was pleasantly surprised at her home
near here BY number OF her friends
IN honor or her birthday. The evening
was spent at various diversions and re-
treshments were served The guests
were: MI and Mrs. j. ". Behrens. Mr..
II. T.. Cook Mesdames. j. A Tomlin-
son, y. 8 Mozena and J. r. Kiger.
Misses: Matte Wilson. Mary r. Ashton
Alice hehrens. Alberta Mozena and Min
ME Behreus. Mcssrs: John Cook VIII
liam Behrens. Robert Cook. Adam Be
hrens. Earl and Glen Cook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

\ concert VIII be given al the Rethle-
hem Union chapel this evening by the
under the auspices % Mrs W y WAY
mans class n the sunday school There
viii also be a number Of recltatfona
Following - program refrcshmeuts
will be served. Admission 10 cents
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keep THE
CHILDREN WELL
HExETS Nil 30 il.

Give the children HEXETS. They
often eat too much for their unte-
veloped stomaehs TO digest proper
~. The result Is Indigestion,
weakened stomaehs and eonsti;u-
ton. II makes them cross and ir-
ritdble
HExETS are good for the child
ren. They digest their food.
strengthen the weak Stomachs and
build up the undeveloped digestive
fluids.
HExETS are harmless and the
spearmint flavor makes them easy
TO take The children like them.
The 25e size is convenient for fam.
lily use. Sold by all druggists.
l0c and 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The closing exercises OF tho Bethle-
hem school will be held next Friday
evening az $500 o'clock in the Union
chapel Those receiving olementcry df-
tioHas are. Elhei Wayman, Mary
bender. Mary Virginia GarNin aud
Leona Robinson. The public Is cordially
invited. The date for the annual picnic
has not been dennatcly arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
WHEAT

CHICAGO, May 2s.-Actuai hostiiities
% t~een italyl and Austria depressed
thc AHe Of wheat to-day but Tor tng
most part the clash had clearlyf b.,n
discounted Ia ada ance. IN. ularI..t
closed unsettled al the same a. Satur-
d@s night " &C down. Ia corn there
Sas gala 81 = - I. . 10 ac net. as
iinisheo = y - OF To nc W. and pro-
Visions unchanged TO l5c higher.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. May 2t-craIit hal
ances ~ ~. Runs iTfI-1. atrfaaa RI D.
fo5. shipments c2.97i. aserarr fsF7g.
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WHEELING. W Va. May "a. 10.
The activc Pittsbu-En utovt,s vorre,.,ed
daily by a L. AEaf-n a. Co. bankers
end brokers. National Exchange BanE
building.
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FINANCE

VIEW roRk nGy st-waT develop
hents and SAr shares we're ALMOST the
sole factor OF today's stock market. the
rsuai issues ana eon.iasratson. beirx
.a-ssiy isnorsd. Itaiy's sntry into Ia
csnr4ct ana Garrn.E,l- rrorryt srroussl
~ 1919 r pringigal anys cause. While e.
e-ens no norrrise. gave rise 20 diverse
str,,s,, regsraing the dsraiioa 81 The
material interests % tbis county
~ Wa generally conceded that the lat
Turn or events n Lc1ud 70 curtalI
s.1pinents % the Teutonlc ara scardana-
ian COUNTRIES, but this condition. "a
~ an Increase Of exports 20 ltaly. That
arranxsmsnts 90 the latter cad are un-
Ger way vas seeu IN the better tone %
forctEn exchange on Rome Other mar
1sts Tor foreign refnlttsnees also show
"a nrmer Tendencies
q continuance o. the enthuniasrn which
eharscteriEed last weeks latsr dsalinxs
war speciaities came 10 the front with
sAlns 81 20 points. and less msr-
curisl issues Joined 10 a substantial ca
tent Pront taking and more sober re-
necfion OF the foreign situation Which
caused the speculative slement 10 az
stain from fresh commitments provoh-
Cd selling movement before midds N
war stocks declining three 70 mine points
man bsthiensm steel as the ehlsf sis-
there we're gradual rsoovsriss' whieh
nited The list 20 parity 0r slightly
Above last weeks final prices. sat
IN and Unexplained rise OF 81 points
~ colorado Fuel vas the only enllven-
Bonds showed some IrresuIarity' To-
IA. sales. par value. ti.ss5. 700.
uniisd states bonds were unchanged
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Q)-Conservative Life books close
June 1b.-3 % dividend payable July list
CIV hitaker-Glesner pfd. books clos-
June i, 1915
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Legal Trading Stamps will be given
Tor years to come. They have surely
come TO stay.
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STOCKS
Bid ASK.

Am. window Glass. pref. ...l.....u11
Columbia Gas & Electric.. 10 lNt;
Consolidated Ice ...........I....l Cts
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. W. Va, May 70. 'i5
Range OF active stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange, corrected daily py
A. E- Masten a Co, brokers'
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LOCAL STOCKS.
WHEELING. w. Va. May ~. 'I5.
Daily Quotation List 90 the wheeling
Stock Exchange
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New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W Va May "a Is
Reported b A l.. MssJen * Co. l. Z.
Brand. manager. members New Nork
Stock Exchange
Industriais. Etc. Bid. 1 Ask
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Train 7O2 will run into Balti-
more and Ohio Station instead of
7. c. {. and st. l.. Station -
wHEELINo TRACTION COMPACT
E1PhbSs CAR SCHEDULE
faking EEsst June a, 1909.
PANHANDLE LIME

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSBJRo
Wheeling yyeIishur.
Leave
i2nd Street I..v.
Wheeling Weii~h,,-
1880 a m san
1:SO o. m. 400 no..
AOuNDSNILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSYILE
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street r..
houndsvilla
S:sO y. m. y IN
On lines having regular .xpres. s.y.
wee, shipments Weighing In excess OF
MY pounds or large bulk will not Be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LiNES-Daily Except Sunday.
NO shipments, except emergency shin
ments OF medicines will be carried On
passenger cars between 900 and s:is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

IN ss.x l loa,S; MAJ . s e. an Amer
Germ n the probable attitude OF der
many IL does not apear TO be within
the realm OF probability that Berlin In
In IN Arbitrary manner bat OF course a.
many happenings have been entirely
~ttnout reasoning that the conservatiV 7.
semsnt " disposed 10 prepare for the
cross currents ia the stock list
We are disposed 20 assume a hopeful
view ~ things. but realize that all opin-
ions have To be qualified with the Ger
man factor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

PITTSBURGH, Pa. sIay z4-catu--
STEADY supply - cars. Choice 2s.7sg
Sheep-Dull. supply % doubledecks.
rhine wethsrs 800 y go. culis and
commons sS-o0a 40. lambs S6.0OE
Aeal Calves $500 800.
hossILoNer' receipts as double
eeth-. rhine heaNies, mediums and
heavy workers. S7.s5; light Sorkers 81 rs
a asS; pigs s1.50 q 7.6O. roughs 500 10
go.
CHICAGO. May Observation-Disclosures
$500 head. weak. Bulk S7.45u7sb:
iisht i.SoHI ZOE. mixed sTsOnT6O:
pigs S5.75 1913.
Cattle-keceipts $4,000 head: Arm.
NatlNe beef steers $500 $50. western
80 20 q SIS; calves S6.5Oag.2b.
Sheep-Receipts 10000 head. firm
sheep SH4Og $50; lambs S7.75aIO.35.
Legal Trading Stamns will 10 ,.t,.a,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares $4,000. Bonds 81 ass. 900