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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
Reserve Bank Statement,

WASHINGTON. January .'"Re:ervs do.
posits in the twelve Federal reserve banks
at the close OF business December 81 &C
cording 70 to.day's weekly condition state
G sEa G sena. sad Ds ss5'nsrss sssss
S1 To,ai' Sass sS stTc,5 ssSS7s0"''
Bills discounted and loans:
Maturities within sixty days. $4,000
T Tosai. fG ;IssiSSS
Investments. s255.0oo.
All other resurces. Sii.3ss6O
Total resources. 12ILS4c"o.
Reserve deposits ' ;sss.ois.oo.
s redeTa' r. ressrys notes in circulation met
Total liabilities ,277sA.ooa.
Goid reserve against all liabilities So per
Cash reserve against all liabilities. ss4 per
sa Summing up the weeks showing. the board
The statement indicates a loss of 81 mil
90 million dollars In gold as compared with
me previous weeks figures. The loss OF
hs Ss the Of If Than
OF gold, in the hands of the Federal reserve reserve
=, Loans a and discounts show an increase of
1 nSss Richm an, Minneapolis Phiadei-
gains In discount operations during the week
Chicago and New York for the first time
report Investments In public securities The
gam OF 90 million dollars In all other re-
amounts Of national bank notes and Federal
reserve notes in the hands OF the banks
deposits show increase OF Go million
dollars. mainly at those banks which report
gain IN discount operations. Federal re-
serve agents report additional issues TO the
banks OF 36 million dollars of Federal re-
serve notes. but because OF the still large
hands and OF Federal reserve notes in the
hands OF the banks themselves the net liza
olIIty OF the banks upon their outstanding
circuiation was at the end OF the year only
slightly above 3.15 million dollars
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Weekly Cotton Good. Review.

NEW YORK. January 2.--Trading has been
more inactive in cotton goods markets this
week. but prices have held very steady. Two
Leading Numbers OF "A bleached cottons were
placed at value preliminary to advance.
AFTER active snies were made to the jobbing
trades The next merchandising movement
looked for in the trade is the naming OF
prices on cotton blankets for the fall OF .ai5.
The year went out with stocks OF these goods
cleaned up in first hands
AS WOODEN blankets Will be very dear for
next season because OF the high price OF
wool and the active demand for export OF
army grades, cotton blankets hid fah to b.
In good demand. They Will be cheaper be-
cause OF lower cotton. Mills engaged on
print cloths and staple convertibies are less
incnced 10 sell contracts at prices they will
accept for spots. Southern staple ginEhams
have been advanced from the low points and
future orders are being taken subject TO
ability 10 secure dyestuns.
There has been steady search In all
Quarters of the market for job lots of cot
ton goods. and buyers have found less than
normal quantities offered. Export trade is
plicht!ons abroad.
Prices quoted arc follows:
Print cloths. 2s-inch. 6iI6fs @, cents: six
srs; Is cents; brown sheetinEs. Southern
cents; tickings, s-ounce. .2h cents; staple
Einghams. Ga cents: standard staple prints
az cents; dress ginghams. 81 cents.
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POOR CONTRIBUTION
TO HISTORY OF NEW YEAR
Yesterday I'm Stock Exchange Saw
Business Almost ut Complete
Standstill.
LITTLE INTEREST ANYWHERE
Next Favorable Wind for Market
Sails Is Expected to Blow From
Industrial Cumbersome Traders
Already Picking Up Stocks.

NEW YORK. January ITO days stock
market. bounded by holiday and Sunday.
made poor contribution to tho early his
Hr Of the and TTnasF Vas
evnced In quotations. Studcbaler. an at
sst qosr to gained GIFTED saiss tes
closed unchanged. II the movement of
viii come from The indur,riai Quarter. '''
Western Maryland dropped to Ok. Purely
psF up * sevns ha
rev reimbursement OF bond issues will give
stocks are about the LILY Issues that
be traded In BY many "perato,s. who, les.
shares OF Canadian or Union Pacific;
Missouri Pacific came back from ~. to on
buying by traders.
Recent heaviness In Great Northern pre-
ferred and strength IN Union Pacific has
which has been selling rs Grea, $ortherT
about iis
Monday morning ,rad!mE viii be resumed
strictions that win stine operations and
lea Is r1v ' rom A en
don report "A depressed c~nc!tion In hnan-
o. be- Ff nsed win joy Gs /. S 6sevs
any particular liquidation in our stocks Will
been fearful Of a renewal Of English selling ling
Preparations arc under way among local
This movement 1t Is believed. will be ac-
companied by sustainins orders that win
need business badly. az the overhead charge
Of Office EXPENSES Is not being me, by com
Bonds were qule, Investment buying
Paul Az o Ta G eIo s on @ S
pcctive ne" issue OF 1890 ~, bonds.
To E %ah iso'x pS's sio sfs
lnarsihsinf neiyi,y In ,hs Industrial shares
tercst the movement IT is expected win be
gradually hroadened out nothing IKE the
Il l,,.lV lac ~, s.in ted
NEw YORK. January Record breaking
year. ON III" stock Exchange. In to-day's
ing, ing, t? ;.pp@ar at Al The under,one OF
The only notable changes we're In some
erai OF the au,omob!ie companies .ided TO
recent gains. while The Gould stocks showed
Com plouon OF the details connected with
ne $500, loan by local banding inter;
budget 81 general news and rumurs o,
further loans 10 establish credits at this
centre for some OF the European govern
sentimen, regarding the outlook in Lon
s!ricted character are TO be renewed next
Monday. waa somewhat chilled by the latest
ars. according to private cables.
ranging f"T the purchns. OF 2Sj.oc1oco francs
: per cent French treasury bills.
Home news lnciudcd more November rail
a net Ions OF hbout tiAo1) FOR it, Eastern
lines ana SS-'Gy' on ~" part OF the system
west OF pittsburgh.
The weekly bank statement showed very
lew changes. loans aud IN. cash increase
being comparatively nominal. with a S3crJ
m uecrca1. of
To-day,s bond market was no less negligible
than that for stocks
For the week United states government,
nnsiafannfnn bonds gained from !, TO per
cent on cali.
SEW YORK. January e.-M.rcantIlc m
per turs Sterling exchange. weak. sixty
day hiis. StsiN: cables si.s3i5; demand.
si.SJ. Bar silver, Isl. Mexican dollars q,
Government and railroad bonds stcady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
THE SPLIT-LOG DRAG GETS
IN THE llMELlGHT AGAIN
CONTINUED from Second Page,

Continued from Second Pagc.)
half feet long. three or four inches wide
and one-fourth OF an inch thick may
be used for the blade This should DO
to the front slab so that 1t
VIII be onc-half inch below the lower
edge of the slab at the ditch end. while
the end of the iron toward the middle
OF the road should be flush with tho
edge of the slab. The hollis holding
the blade in place should have fiat
heads and the holes to receive them
should be countersunk.
JUST a FEW DETAILS OF
MINON CfiARA CTER
An ordinary trace chain is strong
enough to draw the implement. pro-
vided the clcv!s is not fastened throug h
u link. The chain should he wrapped
around tho rear stake, then passed
over the front slab. Raising the chain
at this end OF the slab allows the
earth to drift past the face OF tho
drag. The other end of the chain
should he passed through the hole in
the end OF the slab one Of the one
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half trace chains are sufficient.
Drags are often constructed of pla nl,s
instead of logs. The plank should be
strengthened along the middle line by
a two by siN-inch strip. A triangular
strip may be used under the lower edge
Of the blade to give It the proper cut
ting slope.
Usually two horses are enough to
pull drag over an ordinary earth
road. The team should be driven with
one horse on either side of the right
hand wheel track the full length Of the
portion to be dragged and the return
made over the other half OF the road-
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EXPORTERS AND MILLERS
COMPETING FOR WHEAT
o Impartial Outlooiser. This Condition
Means Higher prlces-EVeryt thing
Fayors Full Side

CHICAGO. January 2.-Exporters and mill
ers are competing for the wheat in the
United States. To an impartial person this
means a still higher range OF values. The
demand is pressing. and the wheat avail
able Is quickly grabbed up. with price n
secondary consideration. Some Of tho more
conservative men in the country. can see
but one side to the market provided the
conflict abroad continues and that is the
hui side. one of these Ia John NJ. Dennis
the weii-known exporter, of Baltimore. lie
says there Is n basis for tho most extreme
That the clearances OF this grain during
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Doing business on NH. r,nn

In the Christmas issuceof the bulie-
tin which the Detroit United Railway
Company places in all it's cars and dis
tributes by thousands i'm that city. tho
iirst pag" was occupied hy the follow
Ing notice:
Read this Christmas morning: Luke
II: ~, as spivine Expression of the
Ideals under which the Detroit United
Railway would live aud let live"
Those who saw the motto" and hunted
up 4 copy OF the Bible and searched
for the quotation found this: Glory to
God in the highest. and on earth
peace and good will toward men
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Bank Statement

NEW YORK. January 2-Thc statement
OF the actual condition of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
SHOWS they held SliioAs:j reserve in ex-
cess or legal requirements. That is de-
crease OF 1895: ?so from last week
Loans. etc. ,2ls!oos0oo: increase. ,le.4iLop.
,,i Re ss c IN own vaults, sss9I7!" Of which
Reserve In Federal reserve banw 500 :
g,.rH: increase, Si79S0po 49,
Reserve In other depositarIcs raj 60, m =.
Increase. S5lS.oc0.
Net aemand deposits, ,.o:2. les. 90; increase.
Ne; time deposits. ssi,sss,ooo decrease. ST.
circulation ,is6Ga.ooo: decrease. 100000
Aggregate reserve. Si62 4si, 6yb
036. 2Sl. w.
summary OF State banks and trust com
panies In Greater New York, not Includ ed
in clearing. house statement:
Loans. etc. $685. 500 Increase St4oo
Specie. s43 800; increase. s57I91
! Lega' lenders. I2ss3 ic9; increase. s3:7. SO
banks cash reserve In vaults 3il Sos SD
Trust companies cash reserve in vaults
ftn5a,GO 80 N'''
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line !st IS 'hidI ...-,.,.,. s5'a
Atlantic Coast Line and y. 49,. A;s
atlantic Consi Line - in RaIti-
more tb!d> Observation-Disclosures. a.
Chesapeake and Ohio conN. ii.s ,bid) -
i.iSgett and Myers "s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o,i,
I.igsett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. ,as
I.rriliard cuIHuany 5s.................... Itj
l.or!tnrd Company IS .bidl............ iaI
Norfolk and Western conv +-s.......... 1911.
SciboNrd Ai- Line stamped l. taskcd, &c
Seaboard Air Line ndJ. 5s............... g.
southern Hallway ts.......-................ ca.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 9SE.
United States steel 81 SS............... s9:s
I. 5. Registered IS. 1872 thidp ........ O.
United states Registered 81, 1873 tbid).. 1904
United states Registered. io:j cbid) -. 1921.
L; >. fhmHma 81 'bid'...... .............. a.i7
Virginia Brown Brothers ctts......... a
Va Car. Chemical list js.................. Q,
NJ i;N anl i"wcr Company IS tasked) 81
wabash deb. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
WABASH i'!tls Term. lst So lbidI -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
STATEWIDE REAL ESTATE
DEALERS ASSOCIATION
West Virginia Has Such Organization
That L. Expected to Accom-
plfsh Much Good

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January g.
Through the efforts of number of
leading real estate dealers in West Vir-
ginia. the West Virginia Real Estate
Dealers Association was recently or
ganfzed for the definite purpose OF
stimulating n broader agricultural and
Industrial expansion of the State, as
set forth In tho following article from
the constitution Of the association:
The purpose OF this association shall
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BiE Notes Sold.

PITTSBURGH. PA. January 2-Thc
Pittsburgh Steel Company has just
completed sale to the Union Trust
Company. of Pittsburgh. an issue of
So,o0O.O0O per cent notes. OF which
Sl.ooo.oOO Will mature January l. 1918:
Sl,ooo.oOo January 1. 1919, and $1,000
600 January |, 1920
BY this transaction the Pittsburgh
Steel Company provides for all Of it's
Indebtedness. and also secures ample
working capital. The Pittsburgh steel
Company agrees that it's quick assets
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

s..l5Nsi.35; light, .s.sopsI.aS; mixed. ;7.ooa
$40; heavy. s6.95ds..i}; rough. s6s5Tsi 10
pigs t..ol STD. Cattle weak. Native steers
sj59Is9.S; Western. sjo04$1.Sl: cows and
heifers. S3ConSS.i0: calves S7.scms ii.eO Sheen
steady sheep sas0Ms6s,: yearlings S. Goa
$500; lambs, S.1cIsSS5.
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cotton futures closed steady.
NEW YORK PRODUCE N,RKrr

NEW YORK, January 2.--Butter barely
stendy and unchanged. Cheese, steady and
unchanged
Cottonsecd oil market closed to-day
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

lSaIes at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va. January Z lsia.
Best steers -: to 81 medium 70 good. sk
TO 81; medium to good. on to 6: common
to fair Az to s: best cows. 5h to 5%: medium
hest oxen. s to 6,a common to fair. 4 to 81 !;
best bulls AZ to o; veals, s to ?: dicks. 8 to s.
light, to ~: sows and stays. th to 6H: best
sheep; to 6; medium to good, Az to 5b :
common 10 fair. 3ta to "a; lambs z to g.
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little TradInp IN Cn,h

NEW YORK. january 2-TrndinE on the
curb to-day was In light volume. and there
was an easier tone TO tho market. Selling.
ter. and declines were slight. United Profit
sharing sold down to 1874. Jumbo EXten-
IN
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shall at all times be not less than tn.
amount OF notes outstanding The
Union Trust Company. OF Pittsburgh.
VIII be IN" trustee under the indenturo
securing the notes
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way. The object of the treatment Is
to move earth toward the centre of
tho roadway and raise II gradually
above the surrounding level. While
this Is being accomplished all mudholcs
and ruts Will be filled. into which traffic
VIII pack the fresh earth.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO January 2.--Urgent demand from
ward swing to-day from the start Clos
ing prices. although unsettled. were Il to ~
net higher. Corn finished asMla to Il up
oats with again OF ~, and provisions vary.
ing from 2ia off TO rise of ia
Leading futures ranged ms follows:
Open. High. Low Close
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. GA, January NAVAL
stores market closed to-day.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. January Cotton goods an6
yarns were quiet to-day. many OF the large
houses being closed. Buriaps were firm
Linens ruled very firm
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pETERsRuRG PEANUT

tleported by Rodgers, Plummer & CO.. Inc
PETERSBURG, VA. January 2-Span-
ish: Farmers stock-Market quiet at %
Firginias: Farmers stock-Market. firm
Fancy Jumbo 3h cents per pound; fancy
handpicSed. az cents per pound: extra prime.
j cents TO ga cents per pound; Smelling
stock. "a cents to 2% cents per pound.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

nies. Stock. n
600 Alaska Gold
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
1000 AmalSamatcd Copper ;.
Am. Ayr. Chem, com. :. f.
l's00 Amer; Beet Sugar. com.
foo anerican Can :......
American Can. pfd.
100 Amer. Car and Fdry.
American Cotton Oil.
Amer. Hide and Lea. Or.
100 American Linsecd Oil
100 American Locomotive
ana, Amer: Malt Co. pfd.
100 American Smelling
American Snuff. com.
American Sugar
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
american Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
3oo Anaconda Copper
100 Atcllison
Atlantic Coast Line.
4. 6. l.. Of Connecticut.
700 baltimore and Ohio.
500 Bethlehem steel CO., com
200 bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
British Amer. lob. Co.
brooklyn Rapid Transit,
"O1 Central Leather, com.
Canadian Pacific .......
100 California Petroleum
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West, pfd.
3oo Chi., Mil. and st. Paul.
700 Chino Copper ........
Colorado Fuel ana iron.
Colorado and Southern.
200 Consolidated Gas
700 Corn Products. com -.
100 Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Erie ....-..........
Erie. LIST Dfd. .......
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd. :.
General Electric
Goodrich. com.
100 Great Northern, Dfd.
800 Great Northern Ore CTS.
100 Illinois Central
200 Intcrboro- Met.
lnterboro- Met, pfd.
Int. Harvester. com.
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LOCAL arARKEr QUOTATIONS

IT uT'IsHVH ny levy COMMISSION COD
- Richmond. Va. January .. 1915
Trash. per dozen. ............ 5. to SO
" Butter.
Choice family and fresh store packed but
ter active. Packing stock very firm and
higher.
Per Pound
Choice, store packed......l l...... TO %
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" II r At

Cash grain: Wheat No. . red. i27Mml2e
No. hard l21%fil29h. Corn, No . yellow
G?h. Oats. standard. 81.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15
ONE KILLED AND -FOUR WOUNDED IN Gin
BATTLE AT CHARLESTON, &C., WHEN
CANVASS PRIMARY WAS BEING MADE
NAT! SECURITY LEAGUE
COMMITTEE NAMED

Jacksonville, Oct. Mayor ]. E.
l. Bowden yesterday selected the
names Of eleven citizens to he mem-
DeFs OF the Jacksonville executive
committee to represent the National
security League in this CITY. The
hahles We're forwarded to J. Beau
mont spencer, chairman of the COM
mittee on extensions and branches
OF New York The league is seek
lh% TO get legislation which will pre-
pare this country for defense in time
OF need
Branches have been ORGANIZED all
over the country. Ten state COVER
nors have taken an active interest in
'he organization. Many of the lead
ing citizens of America are active in
the organization and the member
ship is rapidly increasing. The men
selected to represent the league in
this city are: r. V Covington. Gen.
Cromwell Gibbons, H. l.. Anderson.
apt. Bryan West Major II. IL.
Covington, Jr., G.. b. Rogers. Ern-
est Metcalf, Capt. H R. Payne,
Prof. F A Hathaway. G. H Mann.
and G. A. Mcclellan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15
WANT PERMANENT TRAINING
CAMP AT BLACK POINT

Jacksonville, Oct. l5-When ad
viscd of the movement to secure a
civilian military training camp at
Black Point during December or jan
uary, similar to the one conducted
at Plattsburg, N. ", w. j. Craig,
passenger traffic manager for the At
lantic Coast Line railroad, who was
here yesterday attending confer
cncc OF officials and visiting the
camp, expressed the belief that the
different commercial organizations
should Immediately take UP the pro-
position and carry it to successful
con nclusiOn
Mr.. Craig visited the camp during
the morning in company with Vice
President X. A. Brand, who came
down from Wilmington, N c., with
him; A. w. Fritot division passeng-
er agent. and other Atlantic Coast
Line officials On his return he eX-
pressed himself as being impressed
With Iue punt do d Sitc tOi uiiiitdiy
camps of this kind and he stated that
he hoped the Florida people, Or those
among them interested in the estab-
lishment of the camp, will be sue
cessiul
The civilian training camp was
first suggested by A. Duane DOty, of
NJ cclcnny, who served in the New
York State National Guards for tif
teen years Mr.. Doty has carried on
an extended correspondence with the
war department regarding the propo
sition and has received assurances
that the enlistment of 800 men will
insure the governmental sanction of
the work and get federal assistance.
THE commercial clubs of your
city should not let this opportunity
pass to secure this camp, said Mr..
Craig. If the government will ex-
tend the necessary aid with an en-
listment of 300, it should not be a
very hard matter for these organiza
tions to get that number. u Con
slider Black Point one of the most
ideal spots for such venture i have
ever seen and hope that 1t will be
carried to successful conclusion
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15
MISSOURI PACIFIC
REORGANIZATION PLAN

New York. Oct. 15.-The time for
the holders of Missouri Pacific secur-
tiles favoring the reorganization
plan of the system expires today. 1T
is said that the committee which
has been working to get the road
out of its financial troubles has been
so successful that it is hoped to con-
siderably curtail the period of re-
ceivership, so that the delay and ex-
,pense incidental to receivership
will be reduced to a minimum. This
has been helped by the prompt de-
posit of securities and with a con-
tinuance of present conditions the
system may soon be returned to its
owners with its credit re-established
and with funds provided for its flu
ture requirements.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15
Public Not Pleased With Allies
Plans

London, Oct. In the near
east military operations again hold
the chief place in public interest.
Press comment indicates that the
public is not entirely satisfied with
the allies plans for meeting the lat
est offensive. Even papers like the
Manchester Guardian, which have
been unswervingly loyal in support
of the foreign office express dissatis-
faction with Foreign Secretary
Gray's speech in the Commons yes
terday.
little change is shown in actual
Balkan military operations since
Belgrade was captured except brief
forays by Serbians and Bulgarians.
Bulgaria is defending her declara-
tion of war and claims that Serbia
violated her neutrality.
The Serbians are clinging desper-
ately to the heights above Belgrade,
waiting for the allies assistance.
This aid is expected as soon as Gen
eral Sarrail, commander of the ex-
peditionary forces, lands at Saloniki,
On the western front the British
gained considerable ground and some
was subsequently lost under German
shell fire. The conflicting claims
as to the possession of Hill 20 are
ended by the statement Of the under
secretary of war in the Commons
that the British captured only the
mining works around the hill.
Petrograd claims that the Russians
still hold the advantage in eastern
Galicia, but admit that Ivanoff was
thrown back across the Stripa.
There is little change near Dvinsk.
British army casualty lists for the
first fifteen days in October show
3l,O55 killed. wounded and missing.
The total British Dardanelles casual
ties are 96,S99, killed 1887.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-15
'WO COMPANIES
MILITIA AND BIG
SQUAD OF POLICE
ON THE Scene
[INEY J. COHEN IS DEAD; H. L.
WILLENSKY, w. E. WINGATE.
W. A. TURNER AND JEREMIAH
O'2RIEN INJURED
{ BY Associated Press. ,

charleston, S. c., Oct. Il Sid
ey j. Cohen, reporter for the Even
Ig Post, was killed and four men
|ere wounded in shooting at the
bmocratic city executive committee
IONS shortly after noon today. The
bmmittee had met to canvass the
tunicipal primary returns of Tues
kys election. A big squad of po-
h is around the room to handle
e crowd, and Sheriff Martin with
large squad of deputies, rushed to
Ie scene. The governor has or
Bred the militia to be ready for
tty, and two companies We're sent
aid the police and sheriffs.
1.-THE wounded are H. L. Willen-
y. w. E. Wingate, w. A. Turner
Id jeremiah O'Brien.
ITurner is seriously wounded in
right lung and doubts are en-
rtained as to his recovery Win
te received scalp wcu2d and Will
bsky was shot in the arm. O'Brien
eeived a bullet in his ankle.