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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-24
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Este ruInOr CirCuIa con in
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Ia PRENSA 6 cl pcri0dico mcNicano de
MAYOR circulation en- los E>tadOS IuidoS'
y por 10 tanlo eI mcior para los anuneian-
tc>.
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No. ;-bsi N0rie ....."."..... g:55 a, III,
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salem
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No. 6-Para rl Norte ........... SO p n
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Norte $50 j. N.
N0.ti-LocaI para para laredo omiIio io:o5 p. N.
Llegal- =. 4, = \. Z.
No. i-pe Houston, Waco Y Corpus
ChirSfI 5.gJ p. II
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interested in Report.


Owing 70 the European war and the
attending upset in trade movements
throughout the world. unusual Interest
Is already being shown in the forth.
coming statistics OF export and import
transactions In the governments fiscal
year ending June 80. This Interest is
not confined by any means to manu-
facturers. exporters and importer.-
men directly concerned in foreign
trade either way-but has extended TO
universities. schools. and in fact to the
American public generally. n one IL to
Judge by the Inquiries now pouring In
TO the local Bureau Of Statistics con
nected with the Custom House.
The years statistics covering both
export and import trade with the Far
East and Australia will. In the opinion
or the experts. show big declines out
ward and inward owing to the tie-up
OF shipping following the outbreak OF
the war. The withdrawal OF German
shipping in the Far Eastern trade also
seriously curtailed imports. while an
other factor contributing for a con
siderable period TO lessened receipts
I'm this country was the knowledge that
the German cruiser Emden was at
large While the moro recent figures
OF commerce both ways. received at
the Custom House. are reasuring as to
the future. the gradual RESUMPTION of
communications has. Il In said. come
TOO slowly 10 make up so far as the
government annual report is CON
cerned for the practical suspension of
treights following the opening OF hos
tilities.
The Business Situation.
Money conditions show little change
rates OF interest at the banks ruling al
S% TO IA per cent. according TO the
Character of the loan, and the country
banks have as yet made only limited
requests on their correspondents
Many or such requests for sepciaI
funds are from small country banks in
districts where purchases OF automo-
oiles are apt TO affect balances. and Il
is fact that the small banks in many
sections are losing deposits simply be
cause their depositors are making
such purchases. Taking the western
country as a whole. complaints are
made that business is slow. with n
correspondingly light call for money.
still the bank clearings OF the whole
country In a recent week were almost
100000. 900 larger than a week earlier
and about sl30,OOO.OO0 heavier than
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SLEEP FATAL TO
GLENCOE MINER
WILLIAM LITTLE BELIEVED TO
HAVE USED RAILROAD AS
BED.
nun Down BY Train Saturday Night
Coroner Renders Verdict OF
Accidental Death.

Coroner Henry Roger. Of Martins
Ferry, was at Glencoe yesterday
where be held an inquest over the
body OF William Edward Little. who
vas ground TO pieces by a double
header freight on the Baltimore and
OHIO tracks az that place Saturday
night From the manner In which the
body was cut 10 Is believed that Little
sat down on the tracks and fell asInon.
Ills arms and head we're severed from
The body
The accident Be- supposed 90 have
occurred some time about midnight
While Little was on his way home
Evidently. becoming tired with iha
long walk. he sat down on the ties In
tending 10 rest for a few minutes and
fell last asleep and was struck by the
last through freight due there about
that hour
AZ The inquest yesterday a number
or Witnesses were examined by Coro.
rer Rcger and ~ The conclusion OF
toe examination a verdict OF acri
dental death wac rendered
Little was about a. years OF axe
and was employed as checkueieHman
n one ~ the Glencoe coal mines The
The body was taken in charge bv an
undertaken 81 that Ddace and prepared
Tor burial The funeral win probably
20 held Tuesday in charge of Unre0
Nine Workers
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CONCISE REVIEW OF
TRADE CONDITIONS

Tor the corresponding week OF 1914
The var continues To create a wholly
unprecedented demand for munitions.
oreadstuffs. etc. in this country. and
II u stated that foreign orders for
shTapnel mp 10 the present time ap-
proximate S5O0.OO0.O00. while foreign
loans have been placed in this coun-
Try Tor $3.50 100000. Our gold supply
Il the greatest ever held BY any coun-
NY. while large crops are now prom.
ised. Foreign nations are establishing
credits with American banks for the
purchase OF various supplies. and the
French government has been arranE-
ing credits TO the amount OF 5000 600 .
600. while Russia has been endeavor.
ing 10 arrange credits based on its
government notes.
Activity ~ the South.
Industrial activities in the south
are reviewed by the Manufacturers
Record. as follows
The wide diversity OF the indus.
trial activities in the South at present
where the tendency 10 new business
operations is pronounced. is indicated
by few OF the leading concerns dur.
ing the week The traction company
in West Virginia is planning to build a
$4,000 electric power station. Inc
Pennsylvania Railroad has announced
plans for building AZ Baltimore a coal
pier 20 cost 81 1000. 900 and to have a
capacity for handling coal for coast.
wise and foreign trade OF 5000 tons
rer day OF 10 hours. a Mississippi
lumber company will spend abou:
SSOo.O0O to build a savmill with a ca.
pacity OF 100000 feet OF lumber per
day. TO be driven by electric power.
New York capitalists have organized
company with a capitalization Of
S45O.OOO TO build al Klngsport. Tenn
a plant for manufacturing tanning ex-
tracts. thread mill at Spray. n. C.,
Is having plans prepared for $500. OOO
addition TO its plant. Wheeling,
CIV. Va steel and iron company will
hold a meeting next week TO author
lie an issue OF $1,000 900 OF bonds TO
be expended in Improvements and ex-
tensions. A West Point (Ga) mill ex-
poets to let contracts next week for
enlargements OF its plant 10 cost about
$500 900. The Southern Power co. OF
North Carolina. which already mas
more than S1OOOO.OOO invested IN
hydroelectric operations in the Caro-
linas. has begun construction work on
its latest development 10 generate
about 10000 TO 10000 horsepower.
These shipbuildinE. oil and general
Industrial operations are indicative OF
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MEMS MEETING
Much Interest Displayed at Y. N. c. a
serViee-First w. p. Class
In Charge.

very interesting meeting marked
me beginning Of a series OF meetinrs
10 BE- held through the month"; Of Jujv
august and part Of September Tfe
one held yesterday afternoon was Inn.
der me auspices of the Mems Bible
class Of the First United Presbyterisn
church
Unusual interest and enthusiasm
was displayed Boz speaking. ana me
music was a feature OF the meeting
me orchestra OF the First United
Presb ytorIan furnished excellent music
during the meeting. beginning the cor
vice with half hours recital Very
interesting talks we're given bv am
rr'nt members Of The class and espe.
r.ally by Rev. C. % Robinson. 10 ID
ne teacher. uho talked principally on.
Man should Realize Ills Value
We aaid that Christ came into this
world that man might be- n true man
'o lead him fo the higher principles
'i manhood which boz vac not capable
oi undfretandinr boy himself The oTi
Gals ~ The y 49, g. A are highly
pleased over tho Interest shown I'm
'He mrlung and spoke their apprecIa.
lon lhn meeting NEXT sunday will
D. in 'narlo OF fhc combined Mems
lIfif class ot me rIraf Fnrlish Lu.
in'ran and Trinity Lutheran churches.
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has been spending the past several
days. He expects to leave Saturday
Tor New York. TO attend the summer
term OF Columbia University.
Harry c. Miller spent yesterday in
Cleveland. visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Branstroop OF Bellaire.
who has been the guest OF Miss
Blanche Smith. OF Elm Grove. for the
past several DAYS. returned to her
home yesterday.
Miss Isabel Irving. Of this city.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James Flynn or
Charleston last week
Dr. George Hnl. who was injured in
an auto accident A. SteubenvilIe. mas
recovered sufficiently 10 return to MS
home In this city
S l. Gould OF Parkersburr. is speps.
ing lew days In Wheeling on bust
ness
Mr.. and Mrs Blakesly White. Miss
Marian Harvey and Miss Catherine
motifs. who attended the tennis tour.
hament here returned 20 their homes
az Parknrsburr
hr. William Brown of the South
side. snndayed 90 Pow hatan
judge % 70 Wedge Of Wheeling
vas business visitor at Ciarksbure
last Saturday
iohn =. Keller Of this city. was a.
.lafksburE last week attending 10
business matters
Miss Dolly Sutsr was the guest OF
friends Of Nound1villa last week
Nre " Pounds and daughter
hiss Lena. are 'ho guests Of Wheel
inr friends
His- Bella Henry Of Weueburr. wro
bno'fWfrf serious operation ~ the
'n'o Valley General Hospital bel re-.
GOVERNS nicely
a Kennel Del In CIarkabure on q
bUeinr.r mission
Mra. Joseph slender ~ Nev Mar.
NnFfNIr. is tho guest of Wheeling
friends and relatives
Nr and Nrs q o. NrWiITara Of
Weston. who have been visiting
friends lu fHf rIfv Tor tho uqef few
days Irff yesterday Tor nrf-0I 20
spend several weeks Wr WrWuIama
Del among fhr most prominent Oh on.
orators boz The Weston section
j. W Gross Dr.. of Noreantown. ar.
rived bod the city To- visit friends for
q short time
Miss Ruth Gibson and Bruce Gibson
oi Bethany. motored Co Wheeling wee
l"rday 90 visit friends. returning home
last evening
James McCuc. Of Washington. Pa.
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Business Men in Legislature.

Few men Of practical manufacturing
and business knowledge 20 70 our
state assemblies and Congress. They
have been TOO absorbed in their enter
prises to moot she full requirements
OF citizenship They have complained
Of corrupt politics and misrcpresenta-
lion, without applying their force OF
leadership 10 any correction They
can cure the Flaring defects In their
factory activities. but they neglect 10
seek correction Of political ills which
concern them even more. because they
mistakenly hold % is none Of their
business. But they are thinking DIR.
ferently just now
Business. honorable and honest
business. deserves no hamperiuE. be-
cause every hindering process halis
tho onward procession The Ameri-
can development of biz business De-
uot peculiar 10 our land. DO be- the
necessary DEVELOPMENT 10 hold our
high place boo the activities of the
world Tho individual shoemaker fol
lowed the oX-cart 10 the memoriea 81
progress. and the small producer.
working on no capital ~ individual
'rdeavor is limited fo tho field where
service gives him supremacy 10 I4
biz capital and biz enterprises and
highly developed efficiency that make
a hopeful entry into fhr Gigantic ar.
uvifles 81 nation wide and worid.wid
competition
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MURDER CHARGE.
MAY BE RESULT.
FOREIGNER PUSHED INTO RIVER.
SATURDAY NIGHT. COMING
FROM MlNGo TO
WELLSBURC.
Quarrel Started on Ferry Boat, and
Two Men co overBoard-one
Is Saved-Arrests Made

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
NEl.LSBtRG. June 27.-lt become
Known here this evening ar O'Clock
That Pietro sacripontox. a forcignor OF
THE city. was drowned about d 20
last night AS he was coming from
nIineo Junction TO Follansbee on the
l'fri boat The boat is operated b.
JONES and Harry Maxwell News of
me drowning was learned when the
ajax "eH boys appeared before the
floriT this evening
From what can be- learned piatro.
John MCFedriee. William ghanks.
Grover brandon and several foreign.
tfs were coming across the river on
Tho boat As they neared the West
NfEinia shore an argument arose and
lcFedries and Pletro fcu into tho
Ohio river Hearing the splash. the
MAXWELL boys and passengers pulled
Ncfedriee out of thc water. but failed
o. ind tho Italian Aside from the
above. there were Two mcn named
'mrsach. of FOllausbcc
Acting on The Information given BY
mo Maxwell boys. McFedfics waa ar
rested AZ Follausboe Tho Iunasach
troihers were also arrested. and other
members Of fhc party will be- arrest.
90 McFcdries. whom arrested. de-
MED any krowlcdEo OF fhc drowning
OF PlctrD. saving that fhr FOREIGNER
rad pushed him tNrFcducsl into The
river
Ih" three Americans named are all
mHI workers and are considered
rCod scouts. IIoucvaa. DO Is
claimed that the whole crowd was
very much under the influence "
Minro cheer The body OF tine
drowned Italian has not yet been re-.
covered
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RIVER NEWS

The Lorena. which went aground 70
Fossum Ripple bar. three miles below
Iohatan. early Saturday morning
tearing hole IN her hull pass,d ,,,.
lasi night. The Kanawha. which stgo
went no last night for Pittsburgh car
rled her cargo. Tho I.orena viii ba
repaired a. the smoky CITY me
Nuben Dunbar. which passed this nor
moon. assisted the I.orena In retttpg
hsI bearings and making repairs. ID
aDiinE her 20 return 10 Pittsburgh
no Joe Fowler. from Pitteburrh Tor
LOUISVILLE, scheduled for last even,ne.
had not arrived early this morning.
The Express will depart tbi. morn
lnF ~ 1880 for Matamoras and the
Liberty d. due from Marietta this eve
nins about o'clock. having on ner
return trip Tuesday morning az IL go
The Ohio was rs feet below the
Dam early this morning with 1f2
above tho dam and = feet 8 inches
pool stage Of .ho local wharf
River Stages
DAVIS ISLAND ptN-gr feet rau.
.Ua. clear
sTErnENvLLE-ss FEET. rising
,rAHKEHsurao rs f-,t r.inr.
MoEGANrowN-5 re- .tsuossrr
Wi,rglTy fs.t sunr clear
NI.ithN - foot. falling. clear
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~ 80, players, but they have decided
10 oHer II as a treat TO patrons
ne play Is the story OF domestic en-
Sv.nt iements IN the family OF a NJ W
tofA mlllonatre. who has risen from
tst yyttom. and who H. 80 enRro~red
W., MiIn business that he overlooks the i'm
t"Ilahce or giving the wife the ancc-
young son. sowing his wild cate 49,
WIN the mother when the newt
t toie ciash comes. and who eventually
~ .tss ABOUT the very aatisfa ctory de
nouement. The play Is 70 be given a
nne mounting. and the work Of the
gss company Will no doubt be beyond
After the performance this aft.r,oo,
.Ltfe viii De reception on the stage OF
We sheatre, % enable the patrons q.
with the players who are mere indseri
itcly. ''"e"H-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
ARREST LOITERERS
defective Walkers Picks Up Quartet
on Eleventh Street-speeder
Taken m Tow.

hafly c.tcrday morning Detective
il'nry Walker raidod SO gg Eleventh
street and took in charge two men and
Two women ON a charge of IoiterInc flr
'''I'''"i purposes. They gave tho
lfnee of Nrs Mack. Miss smith Jim
0HIIlh and william blaine Fulton
itunt'r was arrested by Officer WORKS
ON charge of exceeding tho speed
UNIT James Glenn n drunk. was ar.
rested hy OFitor Moran.
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returned home YESTERDAY after a brief
visit in the city
Mrs James Smith OF Eleventh
street who has been 900 600 the North
wheeling hospital Tor tho past several
weeks. has recovered sufficiently Go
bc brought home
Mr and Mrs r. NJ Mcconnell Of
Norgantown. are visiting relatives on
tho island
William q. Shrcphord. cIerk in the
local postonirc. is spending several
DAYS a. The guest OF bic parents. Wr
and Mrs John shepherd on Biz wheel.
ing creek
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lron Outlook Encouraging.

many movements witch are takins
Tisoe throughout the South
Iron Outlook Encouraging.
The heavy buying % railway equip
ment BY Russia and France. The con
tinued heavy demand Tor munitions
TIE moderate Improvement IN strictly
domestic demand for nearly an IRON
and steel products and the prospect
for the development OF a Iaree-amount
OF business OF various kinds in the
near future have added very material.
" 70 the decided Improvement in con
ditions recently noted IN the case OF
the three leading rolled products. steel
bars. plates and structural shapes. the
steel Corporation and several OF the
largest independent concerns have ad-
vanced quotations 81 per ton and are
so we'll supplied with orders ;or the
next three or 'our months thar they
are not seeking business for ma,
period. II - also true that for deliv.
cry during the last quarter Of the year.
mills are extremely cons ervative IN
adding TO their bookings
In the prig iron market activity mas
been confined largely 20 basic. -
which some orders have been placed
in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
districts Although the foundry IRON
market is very quiet at present. sellers
are confident that they win soon enjoy
some OF the Improvement which Is
coming TO the finished material mar
ket Merchant stocks report that
specifications are going forward salts
factorily.
Material Progress Noted.
Large factors ot.Erosperity. such as
good crop prospects for the cereals.
cotton and hay; an increasing output
OF the metals At higher figures. and
an enormous demand for tools and
machinery. were among the features
that came 10 the fore during the past
week TO add TO the growing optimism.
Complaints of unemployment in the
productive Industries are becoming
more and more rare and in their
stead have come calls for skilled
workers in many lines. While an
Gppreciable amount of the extra bust
ness is due 10 the demands Of the
belligerents. by far the greater por.
ton Is for domestic requirements.
Large as has been the export trade. Il
forms still a very small percentage
OF that which cares for the needs of
the hundred million of this country.
Nor Is that export trade so much in
excess OF what II has been. the out
bound shipments for the nine months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
About People
Movements % individuals ts
and From :lis City.
TRLsTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS.

stsmm-J. VI. Gregg. Jr.. Morgan
town. Mr. and Mrs J. "a. Robinson.
Bellaire. Ohio: C. W johnson. steu.
benville. o.: Ruth Gibson. Bethany.
Bruce Gibson. Bethany: Virginia Rob
erts. Wellsburg. w. r. Melchoir. Can.
ton
BrunsWick-J. A DeBolt. Hundred
Aleck Memeff Hundred: A Ross
flttsourgh; W c. Thomas. Chicago
Grand centrsl-F p. BoaL sharon.
Pa; W. :. Amos. Kingwood. A. s
Morris. Parkersburg. r. r. Brown.
Parkersburg; J W Manchester. Pitts.
bwgh. J W Mitchell. Pittsburgh
MeLure-Mr and Mrs G. s Buhinr.
ton. Barnesyille. j. = LeRFett Man.
ningtOn; G. y Wickert. Washington.
Pa. r. N Weimer. Akron. O.. j. A
Donaney. Akron. o. J. r. Easton.
Pittsburgh. W. r. Dreslsr. pittsbur>h
Former Judge and Mrs Frank Vs.
Nosbitt. Mrs J. 7. Goodwin and jack
Goodwin motorod yesterday from
Pittsburgh. where they have been
spending several DAYS. while Judge
Nosbitf appeared a. counsel Tor rho
State IN tho case Of the MauuIacfu-.
ere Light & Heat company w. the
State Public Service Commissior
Wllbert Voiue. of Noundevur ur.
derWcnf an operation. yrafrfdav I'D
his home. corner Sixth and Court
streets. Tho opera rou u.4a rrr.
formed by ~ % o. Rome. and tho pa.
lent was reported resting raaiI, Iast
nirht
Niles Olive Lukorf who vas rum
down By on automobile az rhirfv.frst
ard Jacob sirrrfs la.I week. Ia not
recovering satisfactorily accord NIX
10 word comine from hcr home last
rirht ~ Dol f'urf fhaf ahe is suffer.
ine from internal in.urfra
Harold Maxwell. OF OBJ. Greer A.
LainR hardawre store. is spending Dos
vacation in rhIcaro. VISITING friends
Prof , % Thornton. of tho local
liigh school vH return Thursday.
from Nellows springs. o.. where ne
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ended with March 81 being only
about 2iz per cent. in value greater
than for the corresponding period the
year before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Electric wagons for removing
refuse from the streets are being en-
ployed BY tho most progressive Euro
poan cities.
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The record of ,0 years show hat
llc iH-irr coast of tho United staios
Na' experienced ffe1 earthquake
shocks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

There are 10000 exhibitors at tho
Ianama-Pacihc Exposition. and tho
weight Of the exhibits average one
Ton each.
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Continued Below
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many movements witch are takine
place throughout the south