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short period at least the costs of ope-
ration on the Boston e. Maine increas-
ed, due to the more or less demorahzed
condition because of the controversies
arising out of this attempt to conso:i
date, for during this time the road,
its officers and their every act were
the subject of the most bitter criti-
cism, demoralizing alike to the service
and its personnel, but whatever nlcsv
have been the effect of the attemp' to-
secure the temporary control, 1t was
not responsible for the failure Of the
road to earn its fixed charges, and the
failure to make its dividends--th was
due to other causes.
Financial Structure Wrong.
The speaker said that the financial
structure of the Boston & Maine was
wrong in principle and wrong in theo
Try. We are now confronted with q
definite proposition as to whether the
road be thrust into a receivership
without plan for reorganization, or
shall it be reorganized and placed un;
der one strong financial control? If the
road is required to pass through re-
ceivership and the several roads be
thrown back to separate control, what
would be the result2 My Judgment is
/
What would be the result on the pub
lie as to service We're the several
roads now forming the system again
to become independent operating units
We know that since the consolidation
of the various roads into one system
the service has improved in many re-
aspects, and while it is true that under
separate and Independent management
lit would be possible to make traffic
: agreements between the various roads
so that the present service could be
maintained, vet we know as n matte1
of experience that that would not b,
likely to occur; that each road would
feel justified in cutting out service
which was not in and of itself self
supporting.
"The trustees are endeavorinG Il
secure legislation which viii permit
t financial reorganization of the proper
/ lty, and if this legislation is secures
n there is every reason to believe tina
the road viii be placed on a souni
5 financial basis. The legislation sough
/ is permissive only in its character. 1t
Ii purpose is to permit certain fxe
h charges and rentals TO become con
h tingent instead of fixed liabilities =
'sMy purpose in speaking of the sui
g iect tonight as / have is that YOU ma
K inform yourselves as to the actual fact
= and decide for yourselves whether til
r objects of the Greater Vermont assC
4 citation are more likely to be develope
J. through one strong system, or whetho
e Vermont would be better served by til
lie systems returning to their former sep;
o rate entities.
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H. w. Chapman Will Be Buried at
/ Spot Where He Died.

TUNBRIDGE, Vt, May Hilary
W. Chapman, owner of the restaurant
in South station in Lawrence, Mass,
dropped dead from heart failure here
Wednesday afternoon, almost on tue
spot on his cemetery lot where he will
be buried.
He had come to Tnnbr;dge to see a
new monument which had just been
erected in the cemetery. The work
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NIB. Walls ADDRESS.

For the last speaker Mr.. Greene pre-
sentcd Theodore n. Vail, whom he
characterized as a business man with
a neighbor s soul, and the tremendous
applause and stamping of feet was elec-
trifying.
Mr.. Vail said that the bringing about Of
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Usually One There.

81 wonder where l can find lead
pencil9"
eco down and look about the fur
mace. Pa usually leaves one or two on
the floor every time he shovels coal. -
Detroit Free Press.
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LIFE,s DELUsIoNs.

Life S pathway is prodigal with illu-
sions. Wise is the man who can enjoy
the alluring phases and yet hold true
course to success. There is no illusion
in life insurance National Life ms
Co., of VT (Mutual.) - EARLE S.
KINSLEY, General Agent, Rutland
VT
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farm. Price must be low. Address wv"
Reformer Office. G4-tf
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WANTED-Girl for general homework.
Mrs A. l.. Dugan, "a Oak Grove Ave. 56tf
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WANTED = We desire to purchase a
horse suitable for delivery purposes. L.
Crosby & Company. 52-tf
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Wanted

WANTED-Girl for general homework
50 Frost St. 62-tf
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WANTED - An energetic, ambitious,
active man to establish permanent BUSH
ness. Health and Accident Insurance.
Immediate cash returns and future. Adj
dress National Casualty Company, Detroit,
Mich 65-0-1-3-1t
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WANTED-Wet, rough dry and finished
washings to do at home. All work called
for and delivered free of charge. Mrs. II.
+. Deyo. Tel 923. 63-66"
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FOR SALE = My Hudson 20 Roadster,
Just overhauled and painted Tires all
new last fall Demountable rims, one ex-
ira one r. NJ Simonds, Scott Farm, Brat
tleboro, VT 64-69
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WANTED-Cot at Spofford Lake for,
the season S. w. Edgett. 5S-tf
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FOR SALE-New house, rooms,
birch finish, furnace, set tubs, electric
lights, three minutes from car line.
J. A. Lindsey, ii Brook st. 18-tf
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FOR SALE-Cheap, upright piano d
w. Allen, 81 Canal st. Tel. 657-M. CIT
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FOR SALE-Al kinds of dry wood
George NJ. Stark, Cedar Street. 234-tt
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Sand, gravel and loan.
Fl. G. Clark. Soft
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TO RENT-Ground floor tenement
for small family. Bath, hot water,
furnace, electric lights aud gas. Right
up-to-date Charles 7. Akley, IA Ca
nal ST. Tel 425. 45-tf
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FOR SALEr--Good farm horse weighing
about 1900 lbs. Lowell & Brown 4S-tf
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Special Notices

CHIROPODY and Shampoo parlors.
Mrs. E. P. Bailey, 1T Main st. phone.
53-tf
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FOR SALE-Cheap. Ford runabout,
model n. c. z. Rice, E. Dover, VT. 54-tf
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man who has been so royalty received
[ IL try to say a few words myself -
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To Rent

TO RENT-Five-room tenement, Z Myr-
tie ST. j. E. Mann. 43-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
WHEELING CREEK

Elm GROVE. W. Va. r. o. ID. so. @
FEB. O.. Chester j. Dean was "a guest
at the Stoinmau home sunday
Mr. and Mrs Norman a.. UalIe at
tended The birthday party 90 hcl sister.
.ltH Harry Morris, of llHuHtsu uul
Road
Mr. and Mrs Charu. MCCOY were
business callers no Ilm Grove. Satur-
uHE
Gertrude o. white spent the week
end 90 the home OF hor parents Ar
ant Mr.. wesley white
The HIEH water washed fIs road away
around Che I.Ntr tUu HI $50. Stein.
mons place and makes 90 almost .m.
raeHIb.c
L1uis Shepherd uas calling az the
home yf VIM. lallwsils from Sunday
uHf. WnrTur
Euas.i shepherd and mother attended
fhF PARTY pc N.rrI.rH and also ST. and
.Ir. tHHrIra Itrrfr.
q. a.. Andrea. wac visiting friends on
ffU .Hr.E saturday HH. SUNDAY
FI.a MlCrrTr# and John .uIH.Hf.r
wa business callers af isim Grove. SAT-.
uHIIE
Nr ~ stsIumaH vHa calling on
D. % mother n-Iaw Sire Elizabeth stein.
man. sunday
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W. Va. Feb. s--Mr. and
Mrs. George McCarBhan spent Wsdnss-
uoy a. guests or SIR D.. ". Luke
Mcssrs. Erice l. DaEue aud W "a Tur-
ner We. business callers in Elm Grove
Mr William Ruth and daughters.
Mammie and clara OF Eeham. attended
church here Saturday evening
Mrs W. T. Kent Wa calling on her
mother. Mrs. George Fox. Monday.
Mrs. Wilb.rt Wilson spent Monday nr
wine
Mr. and Mrs. John shepherd. OF zig
Nn-"linE Creek spent saturday as the
guest ~ her sister, Mrs. John Hazi,tt.
Misses Elizabeth Kent and Lila COT
t'Id- M,ssrs. Clyd. EarIcwius and For
rect J. Kent attended services az Elm
Grove Friday evening.
Mr Thomas Lurl,sIuH. daughter Eafh-
crime and sons, Royce ana Emerson. are
~ sts Of relatives iu Ilm Grove
Mr. Ralph Poland who was ir IurrJ AZ
lur-i a. reported and Ia able 60 b. out
Mrs p ~. Campbell ~ Mt Union ia
sun improyluE slowly ~ her home
Mr.. and Mrs George Ruth. Of Dallas.
ii.nd't church h.r. Saturday evening
.... Nr'. a., l.. h,ni ,Ignt saturday ~ TIE
hlr. Andrew Cain has returned home
after spending several days In ohio ON
Miss EeuIah and Alice Davis were
e. Jung on Mrs. VT. IT, keut sunday eve
Mrs Alfred Turner spent SATURDAY.
with her r1uElt.r Mrs George Fox
caller 49, EIm Grow. Thursday
Mrs Wlbarf Wilson spent FridHy
With Mrs. 49,. o. Kent
Mrs o. IS. Jones and daughter EDNA
gnd M,Idr. sI.nt Thursday uith Mrs.
NJ ara Nf--. o. o.. Kent were ,p.
so iH nI Mr.. Andrew cain Thursday.
Nr John kir,r mail carrier III V
j
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HAY AND GRAIN
1'srr, Sro- and Cheese.

NEW YORK Pen 8-Uutter- rIrm.
creamery eEtrnr tal e-orel 1t9atur.
creamery thIFher vroriHrl .saasrr.
creamery seconds. esH u50fsc. pack
inr stock current make. No.9 gtc
cherre--FIrms state. whole milk vim
ter export type. average fancy. IfHl ~
I5c.
Errp-frrrEular. fresh eafbarrd extra
lua. 1l01lhr. extra urrfa. s1r. ur4's.
r11r. seconds a.ugsEr. state
IrrHaE wanna and nearby Hrnusrv whitaa
.... fU fancy. ra11r Dol r1ffrrsf rvrftra
a.. Dol bonn rg browns. IaugT n".
i. Ertnnrul browns ana mixed c0Iora.
Flour urHfF..I
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FINANCE

NEW YORK, Feb. 3-The out
standing feature OF to-day's duh and
irregular stock market was its ex-
tremely professional character. Trad
ing was almost entirely given over
10 that faction. which continued its
operations on the bear side. Judging
from the quiet but persisten pressure
upon leading issues for the greater
part Of the session.
United States Steel. which led yes
terday's rise. kept well above its new
minimum, most Of the selling concen-
trating upon Reading and Canadian
Pacific. These stocks, particularly
Reading. manifested some heaviness
in the London market, where the in
ternational list. with few exceptions,
tended toward a lower level. Selling
FOR foreign account here was not suf-
hciently large TO affect quoted values
There were some contrary move
ments in the Industrial and special
groups, petroleum shares adding to
recent gains on reports OF another
advance In the price OF crude product
Fertilizer issues also scored substan-
tial advances, while the sugar stocks
declined precipitately during mid-ses-
sion. Closing prices in Instances were
below yesterdays, National Biscuit
and Missouri Pacific developing sud-
den weakness
Trade authorities report a better
feeling this week IN the steel indus
try. the more important companies ex-
pecting further increase running
into March.
Total sales $4,000 shares.
The feature u the bond market.
which reflected the contraction in
stocks, was the introduction TO the
board o. the new Pennsylvania rail-
road ~ per cent issue which sold
at their recent nigh price Total sales.
par value. 81 .969 900.
United states bonds we're IN,
changed on call. but the q and A.
gained on actual transactions.
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FIGHT TO PASS IMMIGRATION
BILL OVER VETO UP TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. 3D. G.. Frb g.
Decks were cleared Ir mo House TO-
Gay t0r tho contest tomorrow over
Pre- Idrrf Wilson's veto Of the Urr.
note imm rafor tHI with UF Utrra
81 fr.f provision Opponents OF the
measure were confident naf ff would
fail by 20 votes f0 receive tho two
thirds noCrasarv 20 override The veto
NeprreorfafIVn Gardner made
pcCch to-day urEinF Tho House 70
pass the hln over tho veto
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WHEAT

Chicago. Feb. S.-Breaks and a bulge
covering an extra ordinary range OF
50 cents. cemorslized the wheat mar
ket today ana finally left prices un-
strung at - 20 5a. &C under last night.
Other net losses were. Corn - 10 zEc
to 20 cents
In selling panic at the outset, May
wheat which. however. was not 80 &C
lively traded In a. July. fell 81 to
1854 and-but only for a few minutes
shot skywsrd 20 Sl.G6. a new high rec
ord for the war season.
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INVESTIGATE RURAL CREDITS

It" House banking committee to-day
ADOPTED resolution for the appoint.
mont ~ a committee Of four SENATOR
end i've Rerrrrontafivre 20 inveati.
cato rural credits and 90 report at the
r'Ni Faa ion of Congress The hives.
urafion would relate fo personal cred.
f 1Hf not land rredifr The com.
rIt.en voted down n proposition look.
iur f0 land rT.ffa LEGISLATION
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W. c. T. U.

". G. 7. u.
Mrs. n. G. Patterson Of East Main
street viii entertain the ladies Of IN,
". e. T. 4. on Saturday evening r.
Treatments viii b. served and an in
teresting program viii b. given.
Born 10 Sir. and Mrs. Allan Stubs.
this Is the first baby iu "a dozen years
IN the family h, Is receiving a full
snare Of attention
Mrs. George Johnson came home Mon
dsy from a two weeks visit with rela-
uNes At Bellaire.
Ross Reed OF South Gardner street is
confined 10 his home by an attack OF
la grippe.
Theodore Brown, 81 Warren avenue.
where illness was recently noted Is not
50 Will and does not improve a. his
friends would wish.
Earl Hayes. of North Chestnut str. {
has accepted a position at GAINESVILLE.
Alfred Leach, Of this place. was called
TO tairyiew this week By the serious III
Walter Greenelch % Columbus is here
Tor a visit with his aunt Mrs. Charles
Fowler OF North Arch street.
Mr.. Bolon. ZanH sville meat man called
on the trade here Tuesday.
VIII Barlow and sister. Hrs. wise OF
MaNerly, Va. are here for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnes Of East
Church street. The EarloWs are former
residents OF this place and are being
warmly greeted BY many old friends
Mrs Bert Slocum, who has been
spending ftw DAYS with her husband
and brothers Homer and Louie McCort
OF Cleveland has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Taylor OF :. Gardner street
Is visiting the family Of her son Law
renee Tayl OF New Hhiladeiphia
Mrs. Mary Weth,rsld. Of North Chest
nut street accomplished by Mrs. Anna
Maxwell leaves on Thursday for a Visit
with relatives in Pittsburgh
Mrs. clayton Hines. Of Massillon was
Ia visitor here recently.
John Gnksuhrimsr has returned 70 his
home az 81 wartsviIl- after n visit with
relatives here.
NJ. u. Lies. e." specialist Of Steuhen-
VIE. o. a business visitor In this city.
Miss Mary Henderson OF this Mace
was called Co COhoctou last week by the
serious illness OF relative
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ITALIAN pEAsANTs - crRMANY

VENICE. italy Web o. via London
f.32 p. MANY italian peasants.
both men and women. Orc going f1
Germany 90 engage fu farm end FAC.
tory work. in response to udrra Of
urueually high WaEUH For the men
90 marks 81 flI q day is promised.
and f.r The women three m8rka
as cCntsl
Italian nov sp1ncra are warning fhe
peasants against accepting thfs rm
rloymCnf in view % the uncertainty
on reFard 20 ffaiy's foreign policy. but
apparently many unemployed persons
are WILLING to assume fbe rirk In.
voived
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nome uu 9IrH. Don" s.sfrr... rr4-rfr-
about p ...I... Deceased was E. WINS
Hf" u children
The f.urF#I U.f Dol held from Glade
Fnrt rhur.. Welr..Ias. FlbrHrrv
rt U.rInlE
Howard lI"f1hauTh ia homo from the
Elliot UHHIurrH college boz FFa,f.r. 49,
few days
1hr rl-rfEi Nus.raf club af ri.f-
nnfF were here I1r' evening end rra.
scented an excellent program
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-'r-AIl Italy. F.h % fr.f5 a. m
-.'rfa grow re out % ffhe agitation
over tho hIrh price of bread are a.
Stunning a rravrr character Crowds
today went about the streets sack.
Doe tho stores Strong reinforce.
morfs 0i troops have boon called out
fr maintain order
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Logan . BryAn's Closing STOCK Letter.

NEW YORK. Feb g-Dcalinrs were
largely pruf.ssi1u1i and prices slightly
lower Tho EucCNraful sale hy the
Penn's 81 lta latest bond offarf,sr t- ~
rouraginH and further emuraEis by large
corrorauong iu not imnr0hn b.. This in
user should shortly be reflected hy ar
improved inquiry for iron and steel rru-
ducts. for much huvIuE ~ those ror-rIo-
iities has been held ir check
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Columbia Gas and Electric II H.
Crucible Steel. COM. IA l3b
do preferred ......I - I....
Itarbison-Walkcr Ref. com as &c
Independent Brew, conf as
do preferred .............I.I2 itS
LaBelle Iron. com. .........I Is -..
40. preferred .............1Os ..-.
Manu- Lirht and Heat. .... 80 49L
National Fire Proof. com. 3 So
do preferred .............I.-...2 ~
Ohio Fucl ..............I 40 AOL
ohio Fuel OIL ..............I. lbE
oklahoma Gas .............l.....lB IS
Usage a. Oklahoma CAS- 6B ss
Pittsburgh Brewing. pfd. ...|..I 20
Pittsburgh Coal Co. com. ISHI IS[
Pittsburgh OIL and CAS- .
Pure oil ..................| faT n
san Toy ................t IA IA
Union Natural Gas...........131 1872
Union Switch and Sig. con-. ..iO7 liOa
WESTINGHOUSE Air Brake |lIa liaE
Ncstinghouse Electric. com. a5L| a6L
DO preferred ..........I IS so
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BARNES WILLIE


GAINESVILLE. leo. 3.-RcvivaI SER
vices started last sunday al th. kirst
Al, =. church under the able leader nip
OF Evangelist la Nance and wife. The
meetings are being well attended and
much Interest Is shown
The remains OF James A. pobbins. a
FORMER resident % EarneSyilIr were
brought here this morning On train 80.
- and taken 90 the home 81 his sister
Airs. David Hunt. OF East Main street
Funeral services viii be held from there
Friday morning at ten o'clock Inter-
mcnt In the Southern cemetery
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York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. T. Masten q Co. brokers
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FINANCIAL.
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.
Excellent Program % Be Rendered d,
Wayman A. ~ e. Church.

The fo' WING program will be- reu
cor,d AZ the Nayma1 a. g. p. church
this evening under tho auspices Or
The FratDral Union. beginning a. s.
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PlTTSBURGH, Pa. Feb. 2-Cattle-
steady. supply Hrht Choice $500
SIS; prime SE.4OHS.7O.
Sheop-Strong. supply light prime
Wcthers $500 6.75. culls and commons
$500 = 800. lambs ;S.90a91B
veal Caves-fll.00Wl1.
Hogs-ActiNe. receipts Is double
decks. Prime heayies $40. mediums
$40. workers tT.404 T.45: pirE az 60rs
s.25: roughs s6.OOG64O.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-HoCs -Receipts
$4,000 head. higher. Bulk s7.O607 2O.
light s6.N5W 40: mixed S6SsFTT o..
$3.50 GG.T5. ''7'
Cattle--Receipts 1000 head. firm. Ma
tive steers 5.s0&9.35; cows and heifers
'S,Som N.z5: calves $3.50 11.75.
Sheep ss.2b q us; ycarlinFs S725HN.10.
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p;'Fahurgh Stocks

WHEELING. ". Va Feb 3. 'fr
The active Pittsburgh stocks c0rrerted
daily b. a. u. haRtsn q Co. hanksrs
ara brokers. National Exchange HANK
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Total shares $4,000 sales.
Elk Div. 1W ncr cent
Bonds 1899 600
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WHEELING TRACTION coMPAHK
ExPnESS CAR SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject June ~, 1909.


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLBBURn
Daily Except sunday.
Wheeling Wsllsburr
Leave
22nd Street I.eaya
wheeling Wellaburg
10 80 n. m. $500 a m
2.3O .. m. 1900 noon
MOUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvTLE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10Th Street Lava
Wheeling Moundavfife
10 .go a. m 1850 .. M.
80 D. m
on lines having regular express SER
Vice. shipments Weighing IN sHcssa OF
nfty pounds or large bulk will not -
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LlNFS-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments o. medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 200 and e.16
p. m.
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stocks S,4O0 shares.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. 3. 'ib.
Reported by A. l.. Masten 4 Co. L. F.
Brand. manager. members New York
Stock Exchange.
IndustrtnI. E,,r T,,d -
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New No-k Stock Exchange.
WHEELING vs. Va. Frb. 3. NJ
Range or attiv" afrck7 on the New
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-03-12
TOO MUCH FOR TENDERFooT
Discovery That Western Life Was Not
What He Had Anticipated
Proved Fatal.

Tough luck about the last tender
foot hat struck town." said Chuck
wagon Cal.
What happened to him?"
well, you know he come out here
in fear and tremblin', thinkin' some
cowpuncher here in Cactus Center
was SUR goin' to shoot at his feet
and make him dance"
"Yes."
"And likewise he was sure some
body was goin' to git him on the hur-
ricane deck of a pitchin' boss and
bust his neck"
"Uh-huh."
And he was dead sartin that the
fust time he stepped out on the street
some frolicsome blade was goin' to
rope him and drag him half a block
jest for fun"
"Of course"
We'll, none of them things hap.
pened, and we buried him today-just
nachelly killed by the shock of dis.
appointment Judge.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-03-12
St. Patrick's Day,

Millions of the brave sons and fair
daughters Of Erin, as well as a count
less number of people who + not SO
fortunate as to have Irish blood in
their veins, Irish poetry in their hearts
and Irish wit in their heads, are wear
ing green in affectionate memory of
a little island across the sea and in
reverent memory of its patron saint.
And March, in a gentle springtide
mood, lights the day with sunshine!
St. Patrick, dead In the flesh for
many centuries, lives in spirit and x.
ercises a benign influence over the
multitude which holds him dear.
There are other saints, but St. Pat
rick is one of those virile. ~forceful
saints whose claims on the love of
mankind do not weaken as the centu-
ries pass
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-03-12
London crItIclzes New vork

The little differences between life
in London and New York are by no
means all to the credit of the latter.
Our letter post crosses London in a
couple of hours; theirs often takes q
couple of days to cross New York. In
London the goods o purchase in the
morning may be sent home before the
evening; in New York you are lucky if
they arrive next day. The parcel post,
too, is quite a new thing in America.
Add to this such facts as the absence
Of boots" in the notes.-the guests
have to resort to the street corner
"shiners"-and the display of dust
bins, even in fashionable streets, long
after midday, and it will be seen that
the smart" and SLOW" of which the
American is SO fond when comparing
himself with us are not always to be
applied as he applies them.-London
Chronicle.