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Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-16
WEEKS BREAK .UP-A-coLD TABLETS

A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
La Grippe. Price 25c of your druggist.
It's good. Take nothing else. ADV.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-12-16
LEARN MATCHMAKING

Pleasant profitable work not overdone: few
months learning. positions guaranteed: write for
differences and particulars. Portland Watchmak-
ing. Engraving and Optical School. 2is Common
wealth Building. Portland Oregon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30
Movimiento Maritime
ENTRADAS Y SALIDAS.

ENTRADAS SAL1UAB-
Entradas del exterior
Vapor frances Abd-el-Kader, proce-
dente de San Domingo.
Vapor frances Montreal, proceden-
| tie de Puerto Plata.
De Ia COSTA
Vapor americana "Bayam6n, y COLE
tas Maria Amparo, India, Dos HERNIA
nos, Mayfower Criolla
Despachos para 81 exterior
Vapor frances Abd-el-Kader, para
lSt. Thomas Martinica.
Vapor frances Montreal, para Euro
pa.
Para To- costa.
Goletas Porvenir, Esperanza, Maya
giiezana, Deseada, Carmelita y Dana.
BUQUEs EN PUERTO.
Del exteri0x.
Vapor aleman Odenwald pendiente
Vapor aleman President pendiente
Vapor aleman K. D. 3 pendiente
4ta. amcna. Brouwan descargando
Gta. holandesa Argos pendiente
Gta. anne H. O. Barrett descargando
Gta. anne. Came A. Lane descargando
IVapor ingles Urquhart pendiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30
SE0GIGN MERGANTIL
GAMARA INSULAR DE @0MERGIO

25 id pasas, B. Fernandez Hno.
rs sacos habichuelas, id.
25 cajas velas, id.
so sacos harina maiz III. Santos.
SO cubos manteca, id.
30 jas chocolates, j. Ochoa Hno.
10 id mantequilla, j. A. Anduze.
20 id brandy, Luina Hno.
10 sacos garbanzos, Malgor, Lui1a Co.
25 cajas leche, id.
IA id. manteca pura, Swift y Co.
Is i'd mantequilla, Malgor, Luina Co.
70 sacos papas, w. N. Martin.
25 cajas mantequilla, M Lamadrid
y Co.
40 id manteca, Swift y Co.
IS id id, id.
so sacos harina maiz, Forteza Hno
y yCo.
25 id id id, Gabino Sanchez.
25 cajas chocolates, Sue de A. Suarez
y Co.
so id id, L. Villamil Go. Sue.
40 i'd id, M. Lamadrid y Go.
Is id id, J. A. Perez y Co.
Is sacos habichuelas, Cortes HnO.
so barriles cerveza, Hilario Santos.
20 cajas velas, Sue. de Jose Fernan-
dez.
25 id pasas, D. Dom1nguez y Co.
20 sacos habichuelas, id.
20 id id, R. Allies.
so id harina trigo, S. Perez.
$50 id id id, M. Fuentes Hno
300 id id id, Sue. de Perez HnO.
20 d papas, M. Perez y Co.
Is id id, Baquero y Go.
Is id id, A. Vicente y Co.
so id habichuelas, Perez HnO.
ia id papas, J. Vidal Sanchez.
25 caias queso, Sue. de Perez Hno.
60 id leche, id.
10 barriles tocino, S. Ramirez y Go.
30 caias mantequilla, Sue. de Perez
Hno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

}slmplemente la aperture parcial de
nuestras fronteras, conducir1a inmedia-
tamente un cambio radical Y a la nor
malidad de la situaci0n. Estamos per-
suadldos de que despu6s de la guerra
ell cambio aleman impondra su reputa-
cion y reducira a la NADIA todas las in
Iterpretaclones malintencionadas que
ahora Sc hacen- Mientraa tanto, la
impression producida en- ell extraniero
mop uede, por razones econ6micas y po-
llticas del todo indifenrente; as1, las
|condlciones existentes en- los mercados
monetarios extranjeros deben ser OBJ
Jeto de atenci0n en- los C1rculos compe-
tentes.''
Son grandes y repetidos los esfuerzos
que Sc vienen realizando para hacer
que afiuya orc al Reichsbank. Sc ha
|propuesto aumentar ell derecho de emf
sion de los billetes de Banco de 10 mar
cos, elevando STU cifra de 24O a $50
millones; estos billetes, llamados
o Reichsbankscheine'', no fguran en-
los balances, que por otra parte no
contienen indication alguna sobre su
n1mero
Notlclas de Amsterdam aseguran que
las lnformaciones recibidas Dor fnan-
cleros holandeses coinciden en- one Ia
torma en- que Sc viene realizando ell
ememprestito aleman resulta una fc-
clon, pues las entidades y particulares
tlrman compromises de suscripci6n es-
calOnados, admiti6ndose abonar6s de
debltos generates de guerra, con entire
gas del so por 100 en- effective (papeD
Q ell 40 por 100 en- orc.
Puede garantizarse que hasta la fe
cha son insignificantes las entregas de
orc para cubrir dicho empr6stito, que
tlene un verdadero caracter forzoso pa
ra los mOntep1Os-cajas de ahorros
otras mutualidades intervenidas Dor ell
Estado.
La situaci6n del Banco del Imperio
en- % de Mario (1ltimo balance pubh-
cadO) cOmparada con la de Is de Mar
20, acuSa un aumento de 16.9O6.OOO en-
el encaje Ode ellos, 13.993.OOO en- oro).
otro de 438.852.OOO en- la cartera otro
de 6.044.OOO en- al circulation fid1cia-
ria. Los anticipos fguran con baia de
1.494OOO.
En- Nueva York, ell cambio sobre
Londres Sc opera alrededor de 4.7725.
y sobre Paris, de $50 a $50 3I4.
En- Londres, los cambios indios result
tan: Bombay, 1'3 Is I16; Calcutta, 1'3
15I16; Hong-Kong, 1'9 3 4; Sanghai,
2'33 4; Singapur y Yokohama, sin
operaciones.
El Valparaiso, ell cambio sobre Lon
dres Sc opera entire 7 7 8 y 7 90 80.
En- Buenos Aires, ell agi odel ORC es
de 4811 |16.
En- Rio de Janeiro ell cambio sobre
Londres, a 13 y 13 l 16.
En- Paris, el cheque sobre Londres
Sc cotiza entire 25'42 y 1852; sobre
suiza, entire 81 3 4 SO z; sobre Ita-
Liza, entire 81 y SO; sobre Escandinavia.
entire 13O y 1874 sobre Petrogrado, en-
tire 21a y 23O; so'bre Madrid, entire
o24 534; sobre Amsterdam, entire 2O9
y I'll 2; sobre Nueva York (oro), en-
tre 529 y 534.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

Vapor espanol Miguel M. Pinillos
Sallo de Cadiz ell d1a 25 de Abril con
destino a San Juan y dennis puertos
de su itinerario.
Consigs., S. de Izquierdo y Go.
Vapor americana Berwind. Sali6 de
Port Arthur ell 27 del actual mes con
carga para San Juan, Arecibo, Aqua
dllla, MayagGez, Ponce, Arroyo, HUI
macao y Fajardo.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. r. S. s. Co
Vapor americana Ponce Sali6 para
New Orleans ell % del presente mes
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30
LOS MERCADOS DEL DINERO
Noticias de Inglaterra, Francia, Russia
v Alemania.- Cambios

Ell Banco de Inglaterra Sc preocupa
particularmente en- estos momentos
de defender su encaje ORC y ell ORC de Ia
circulation, realizando compras en- e.
mercado; este contribuye elevar e.
tipo del interes, y as1 Sc atraen capita
les al interior del pals.
Pero Inglaterra, y 10 mismo Francia
vienen efectuando importantes com
pras de material de guerra en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Els necesario pagarlas
! Ahora bien: para retardar 10 mas posi-
bic las exportaciones de orc, los dos
aliados, seg1n Sc dice, estan en- negocia
clones con la Rep1blica de Norte Anne
RIGA para constituirse ALI cr6ditos me-
dante la forma de emprestitos.
Mientras este Sc consigue, los Bancos
ingleses y franceses, sobre todo los pri-
meros, Sc dedican a recoger en- sus res
pectivos pa1ses todos los cr6ditos sobre
America y t1tulos de fondos valores
|amerlcanos susceptibles de ser negocia-
dos en- Nueva York, fin de acrecer ell
haber de los beligerantes.
No serla extrano que los encajes orc
orc de los Bancos nacionales de Ingla-
terra y de Francia cesaran en- su pro-
erosion ascendente y hasta llegara el
:aso de que disminuyeran; este, lejos
de ser un NAL como primera vista
pudiera creerse, servir1a para mantle
ner ell nivel de los cambios en- Londres
|y en- Paris sobre Nueva York.
En- la plaza de Londres ell dinero pa
ra prestamos la vista ha sido muy
solicitado; pero como lasd isponibili-
dades son grandes, la oferta yla deman-
ia Sc igualan, y los tipos mas corrien-
tes de esta clase de operaciones son los
de l y 4 por 1OO
El tipo relativamente elevado que
han sido colocados los Bonos del Teso-
ro, unidos al anuncio de una nueva
|emisi6n, han producido ell encareci-
mientos de las operaciones Idel des-
cuento en- ell mercado hbre; los venci-
mientOs atres meses Sc han descontado
entire 2 Z 16 y 2 Il 2 por 100.
Seg1n ell 6ltimo balance del Banco
de Francia, ell encaje orc aument0 du-
|rante la ultima semana en- frances
4.377.8O5 frances, y Ell plata disminuy6
en- 3O6.192; las disponibilidade en- ell
eXtranJero aumentaron en- 35.313. .692 :;
la cartera disminuy6 en- 136.287; la cir
culaci6n fduciaria aument6 en- 67.O38.-
l25, siendo actualmente de 11.176.5O6.-
1856 frances.
Ell 1ltimo balance del Banco de Ru-
sla senala una disminuci6n en- ell en-
|caJe orc de 1868 millones de rublos a
Io6(; ell orc en- ell extranjero apenas
ha sufrldo variaci6n; los Bonos del Te-
soro corto plazo han aumentado de
LOGS a 1.O96, la circulation fiducia-
ria, de 3O95 a 1929.
Alemania es la 1nica naci6n que en-
apariencia no Sc inquieta por la depre
clacion del marco "Nosotros, que CO.
nocemos apreciamos las razones de
este estado de cosas-dice la "Gaceta
de FRANKFORT -, no nos inquietamos
de eStaS Variaci0n del cambiO interna
cional, porque tenemos la firme convic-
ci6n de que la conclusion de la paz 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

Ell dfa % de abril atrac6 en- este
puerto, procedente del de New York, ell
vapor "Brazos" habiendo descargado
las sequences provisiones
25 cubos manteca, A. Suarez Go. Sue
SO cajas jamones, A. Vicente y Co.
tercios id, Schluter y Go.
so cajas mantequilla, Swift y Co.
100 id jamones, i'd
10 barriles galletas, B. Fernandez
Hno.
$50 sacos avena, Baquero y Go.
so cajas leche, id.
so sacos habichuelas, id.
so id garbanzs, a la orden.
100 cubos manteca, B. Fern&hdez
Hno
5 tercio jamones, id.
id id, Castrill6n y Co.
6 id id, Cadiern Hno
i'd id, San Miguel Hno.
id id, Cadierno Ino.
25 sacos habichueas. Cast1ill6n Y Go.
20 cajas mantequilla, id.
200 sacos harina maiz Sue. de Perez
Hno.
Is caias mantequilia, D. Dom1nguez
y Co.
so sacos papas, M. Lomba y Co. Sue.
20 id cebollas, i'd
% tercio bacalao, Bas y Co.
$50 saoos harina trigo, E. Otero.
40 cubos manteca, Freir1a y Co.
$50 sacos avena, Freirfa Hnos.
80 id habichuelas, i'd
10 cajas brandy, F. Font Hno. Co.
Sucesores.
so id salchich6n, Schulter y Co.
SO id cerveza, F'reir1a y Co.
40 id mantequilla, Freir1a Hno.
70 id manteca, Gabino Sanchez
STA sacos arroz, P Eastman
10 cajas mantequilla, Jimenez y Mu-
iloz.
so sacos papas, Grevatt Bros.
20 caias mantequil1a. Hilario Santos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

ciendo las escalas intermedias.
Consigs, S. Jzquierdo Co.
Vapor americana Corozal Lleg6 q
New York ell II del actual mes.
Consigs., The n. Y. P. R. S. S. Co.
Vapor espanol Balmes. Ell de Ma.
70 saldra de Barcelona para esta ha.
cendo las escalas intermedias.
Consigs., S. Izquierdo Co.
Vapor espanol Barcelona El 20 de
Mayo saldra de Barcelona para esta
con las escalas intermedias.
Consigs., S. Izquierdo Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30
Importation
de provisione:

Provisiones traidas por ell vapor
'Montevideo" procedente de Espala
1913 cajas pastas, F. Font Hno. Sue.
$50 sacos garbanzos, A. Vicente.
12 caias aceite, F. Font Hno. Sue.
25 id piment6n, Villar y Co.
10 i'd id, j. A. Perez y Co.
12 id id, Aboy Vidal y Co.
10 i'd id, M. Lomba y Co. Sue.
5 id vino dulce, Sue. de A. Suarez Co.
10 id id, i'd.
10 id id seco, Carvajal y Co.
81 sacos garbanzos, Sobrinos de Ez.
quiaga.
30 cajas vino secO, id.
10 id i'd dulce, id.
70 id i'd i'd, i'd.
Is id id id, B. Fernandez Hno.
10 id id secos, id.
l bota vinagre, Martinez Hno.
18 tercio vino dulce, id.
9 id id id, F. Font Hno. Sue.
90 casas id id, L. Villamil y Co.
60 id i'd secO, id.
55 id id id, id.
botas id id, id
IL cajas aceitunas, Cerecedo Hno.
IL jaulas i'd, id.
2 Ocajas aqua mineral id.
5 barriles vino, id.
81 i'd id, Sue. de Jose Fernandez
100 cajas Sidra, Cadierno Hno.
60 id cOnserva, l.. Villamil Y Go.
25 id vino tinto Santisteban Charri
y Go.
25 id id id, i'd.
25 id id id, L. Villamil Co.
10 id i'd blanco, id.
32 id chOrizos, Sue. de Villamil.
55 id vino tinto, Perez Rodriguez.
25 id id id, Luina Hno.
IS garrafones id id, V. Melon y Co.
219 huacales cebollas, Freiria Co.
128 id id, B. Fernandez Hno.
100 i'd id, NJ Garcia Lugo.
119 id id, Cadierno Hno.
1884 canastos id Sue. de Perez Hno.
682 id id, F. Font Hno. Sue.
16O id papas, i'd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-30

Vapor anne. Bayam6n pendiente
Gta. holandesa S1lfdes descargando
F. W. Benedict descargando
E. v Douglass descargando
| Themis descargando
BrazOs descargandO
OosteroS.-
Ala Blanca Humacao y Naguabo
Perla Vieques
Guillermito Arroyo y Maunabo
Carmen Fajardo
Brazo y Coraz6n Fajardo
Ana Maria Humaca~
dolores Vieques
Maria Amparo pendiente
India Aguadilla Mayaguez
Dos Hermanos pendiente
Mayfower Luquillo
Criolla descargando
BUQUES ANUNOIAD0S.
Vapor americana Bayam6n Sc halla
en- ell puerto de San Juan
Vapor americana Grayson. Sali6 de
New York para nuestro puerto el d1a
| "a del presente mes y estara en- esta ell
d1a 80.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line, Inc.
Vapor americana Yagiez. Sali6 el
d1a q del actual mes de nuestro puer-
to para New York
Consigs., Bull Insular Line, Inc.
Vapor americana Coamo. Sali6 ell
d1a % de nuestro puerto para New
York
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Co.
Vapor americana Borinquen. Lleg0 a
New York ell % del corriente y saldra
| de aquel puerto para el nuestro ell d1a
10. del entrante mes.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line, Inc.
Vapor americana Evelyn LEGO q
New York el 16 del actual.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line, Inc.
Vapor americana Zulia. Sali0 ell dia
28 del actual mes de New York para
Mayagiiez.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sues.
Vapor americana Maracaibo. Ell dia
primero del entrante saldra de Maya
jgiez para New York.
Consigs., Villar y Co., Sues.
Vapor americana Montoso. Lleg6 al
puerto de New York ell 25 del actual.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. S. S. Co.
Vapor americana Ossabaw. LEGO a
New Orleans ell 20 del corriente.
Consigs., The N. Y. P. r. S. s. Co.
VapOr americana Carolina LEGO a
New York el % del corriente v saldra
de aquel puerto para ell nuestro ell d1a
10. del entrante mes.
Consigs., The N. 7. P. R. S. s. Co.
Vapor americana San Juan. Lleg6 q
Boston ell % del actual mes.
COngs., The N. Y. P. R. S. s. Co.
Vapor americana Santurce. Lleg6
al puerto de New York el Is del co.
rriente
Consigs., The N. Y. P. R. s. S. Co.
Vapor americana Massapequa. Ac-
tualmente Sc halla en- Arroyo.
Consigs., The N Y. P. R. S. S. Co.
Vapor americana Isabella. En- Aqua
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-22
FORGERY CHARGE
AGAINST WELLS
Alleged Man Arrested Last
Night Attempted to
Flee.

i' E. IT. Wells was arrested last night
at his home In Hamilton street on a
warrant charging forgery issued from
Justice of the Peace NJ. r. Musgroye's
Office Wells is alleged to have forged
the name Of Edward Shriyer to a
check for s31 which he is alleged to
have attempted. to- cash at the Smith
shoe store, Main street. :. y
The arrest was made by Sheriff e.;
D. Conaway, Deputy Sheriff T: W
Buckley, Constable Harry Connor3 and
Policeman Kip Fleming. While Mr..
Conaway and Mr.. Buckley went to
the front door Of the house, Mr.. Con:
nor and Mr.. Fleming watched win.
dows in the rear. a few minutes after
Mr. Conaway's q knock on the door,
Wells lis alleged to have thrown sopen
a back window and thrust out afleg
preparatory escaping officers Connorl
and Fleming flashed small electric
torches from their pockets and told
Mr.. Wells to answer the knock on
the front door as Sheriff Conaway
wanted to see him. 3i,!S = z.
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VERY MUCH Fight
LANDSMANIINJA|L
Two Other Men in Cook
Hospital sa!n1d3May al
Die.

An efficient man hunt promptly or.
gained by Sheriff c. d. conaway: last
evening following the shooting of
Michael Case and Matthew Mestro at
the Jamison Coal & Coke Company
mine near Barrackyille, resulted in
the capture early this morning at Man
Inington4 of Michael Dobyich, the men
accused OF the shoe ting. The arrest
was made y.by Chief Of Police G. U.
Watts, Of iMannington, who arrived at
the county fail with the prisoner short,
ilys before noon today.
X.ray photographs for the purpose
of locating the bullets In the victims
OF the shooting affray{ were made this
afternoon after hich operations were
performed on the men at Cook hospi.
tai. Physiciansii in attendance say that
both men will likely recover.
Mestro has two bullet wounds in
his meek. An sX.ray photograph show
ing the location Of the bullets was
made by Dr. Carr at the hospital. Kase
was shot inst the thigh. An aX:ray. photo
graph of his wound was made In the
office OF Dr. 4. E offner. * z Z
3 Very much fight Me get into tit,rr
lis the only statement that Bobyieh
would make regarding the Shooting
when brought to the jail. Further
as to the cause of the
fight IS being made by county officers
under the direction Of Sheriff Coma.
~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-22
Extra Vote Ofer in the
Christmas Prize Car11iiual

The largest extra vote offer Of The
West Xirginian'ss Christmas Prize
Carnival IS IN effect; until 9sp. M Sat,
urday, December z. Until that date
100000 extra votes will be given on
each S15 worth OF subscriptions sent
In by or for any boy or girl who has
entered the contest, or who Is nomin.
ated by that time. 3 Z ;sS 4 ( {
This offer of extra votes is positive.
" the largest that will be made during
the entire contest. The complete
schedule OF both regular and extra
votes was announce at the ginning
OF the campaign and will be followed
70 the letter Boys and girls who hold
back subscripti tions in anticipation of
some larger offer being made near the
close of the carnival will be disap.
pointed. Every vote offer OF any kind
has been outlined and there IwillibeIno
deviation from the schedule. Contest:
ants and their friends who assist them
may depend upon that statement and
should work accordingly.
ENTER RACE NOW.
During the flrst and largest extra
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-22
lumber WRECK
TIES Up B. & 0.
Broken Rail Causes IA Cars
To Leave Track at
Colfax.

A west bound Baltimore and Ohio
freight train coupled to engines 1926
and 1856, hauling so loads Of lumber.
and other. freight from Grafton to Ben:
wood, to the extent Of 2 $50 tons, while
coming into Colfax ran into a broken
rail and Il cars were derailed. The
accident happened at q O'clock this
morning.
The engine went over the bad rail.
So also did several Of the cars, but
the middle OF The train jumped to one
side OF the right ofsway. No one was
injured.
Train No. 6, due to leave here for
Grafton and the east at q 40, was held
at the station. No. 81 equipment was
run to the scene OF the touble and
transferred with the trains due out
of Grafton at 6 O'clock and at 1885,,
,No.s72, due here at y10:40 this morning.
was sent as far, as the week and there
transferred passengers with train II,
due out Of Grafton for Wheeling at
1890.
The Grafton and Benwood relief
trains were called The Grafton train
reached the eSwreek at :! O'Clock and the
Benwoods train at 12 40 In the after.
noon: The track was cleared at I: :45i
this; afternoon
General Yard Master Bailey Nuzumi
called aiworks train and several track
men and sent them to the Sderailment
to assist the relief train employees In
getting. the track cleared. The amount
tofE damage has not been announced.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-22
Socialist 6 LEI cturers
Had !! Audit tors

The course Of lectures under tho
auspices OF the local Socialist organ.
tization has become quite popular and
the Grand held o very nice audience
yesterday afternoon when George
Kirkpatrick talked about conditions
growing out OF the present war In
particular and warfare In general.
B Mr.. Kirkpatrick Is an oratorSo Of much
charm as well as power and he made
10 decidedly favorable impression.
The next number OF the course will
be q crayon talk by Ryan Walker
the cart mist, who long ago attained
international fame as the greatest
Socialist cartoonist IN. America, Mr..
Walker has been attached to the edi.
ltorial staffs OF some OF the greatest
newpapers In this; county and his
work IL always notable for the eyi.
3dences of deep thought which Il al.
ways contains. -. :
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-22
STREET NAME BI[L
00NESE|.C0NDIREADING |
Road Leading From Pike
Street to Harvey Adams
Farms Given a Name.

The Steet Remaining ordinance was
amended on second reading today by
the Board of Affairs at its regular
weekly meeting SO as! to give the name
Hampton road to q thoroughfare lead!
ing from Pike street over tho hill to
the Harvey Adams farm, this highway
having heretofore been unnamed. The
ordinance was not passed on second
reading today but held over until next
Monday so as to afford! opportunity to
make other amendments iif deemed; ;ad.
vlsable. 3 II.
E. F. Hartley appeared before the
board regarding the question Of dam,
age to goods in the basement Of the
J.. Hartley & Sons department store
several months ago as the result Of
broken water pipes.
As permit was granted the a.. b
Scott Jewelry store to erect an ell.
,ectric sign in front Of the store on
Main street. s S !; e n 3
An tallo otment Fold brick was made
to Ross Watts and other persons for
the purpose OF paving portions Of
EPierpont avenue. A
Building permits were issued today
to- G. i. Richards for a $50 frame sta,
BILE In Belleyiew3 avenue and to the
IMonongahl Glass Company for a plate
etching plant lin Minor avenue, the
building to be s36 by 100 feet. AZ re,
quest for a $500 frame building to
befused for store house for granite
and marble by "a. B. sKoon will be
granted lif an investigation shows that
the site Of the proposed building is
outside of the fire limits. p
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Whole Thing Unfortunate
Forthe Young Men, De-
cIaares Postmaster.
'UP8 WASHINGTON NOW
No One Here Can Do Any.
thing for Men, According
To Inspector Robertson

1t Is said that attempts of several
of the postoface employees. who
walked out on strike. to get back la
the service, were fruitless this morn
ing, two or three Of them went to tho
Postmaster personally according
to his own statement and apologized
10. their actions and stated that they
had been prevailed upon to quit the
service. The postmaster says they
told him that they did mot wish ,to
leave the employ OF the Government.
but that when ever they got on duty
and went into the street they. were
met by ylfellow employees who told them
that they had better quit as they
would have their "heads chopped on
sooner or late" and that the only way
to prevent this would be to strike IN
"a body and force Mr.. Manley out.
thereby making their own Jobs secure
and besides making an impression on.
the public as TO the way they had
been treated. Some OF these men also
went to Postoftice Inspector Robert,
son and made the same statements.
but he was unable to do anything tor
them. He explained 70 them -
Mr.. Manley did, that the matter Vad|
Iin the hands Of the Assistant Poat'
master General at Washington, and
that he could not take them back into
the service. = e
1 Mr: Manley says the whole matter
In his opinion is unfortunate for tha
young men that resigned 40 fne Jobs
were for eight hours work and paid
good money! Personally" Mr., Man.
ley said, u have no feelings ngalnst
the boys, but Y Is absolutely beyond
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iFirst sPre esbyttle5'r'ii;a5,n
Cent al Closes

with the services yesterday. at the
First Presbyterian Church the cen:
!tennial celebration was practically
brought to- a successful close. though
on next Sunday special day will be
observed when DR.. Snowden, editor
,oflthe Presbyterian Banner, will yoccu-
Ipy2 the pulpit at both services.
Two large Congregations yesterday
heard DR.. Daniel g. Wylie, pastor Of
the Scotch Presbyterian Church Of
New York City, preach two profound
sermons. Dr. WyIie is "a talented man
and his sermons were among the best
ever heard in the local Presbyterian
Church. 81
Excellent. music featured the entire
days services yesterday, under the
direction OF the schorister, Mrs. Char.
les w. Waddell. Especially effective
was the duet, My Gift of Love, 2 from
Victory Divine, sung by Mrs. Waddell
and Lamar Satterfield. n 2