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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

In me cases Of . few stocks on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange special in
nuences had an effect during the course
OF the day. Rock Island was weak on
reports OF . largo assessment to come.
II opened At 21% and declined to 1914.
closing at 20. Chesapeake and Ohio
sold OF sharply. Influenced by talk OF
q passing of the dividend. II opened
at 4ok. y OF . point under It's clos
ing price on Wednesday. and after SELL
ing at O% declined to ss%. but closed
4 1914.
Missouri Pacific. which had been q
weak feature the day before. developed
frmness. The opening for Missouri
Pacific was ION. from which price II
rose to l3h, closing at IS, United
States Steel common, OF which $40
shares changed hands, placing II In the
lead In respect to volume. opened IL
5lA. " OF a point under Wednesdays
closing price, but later advanced 20
b3S. closing at b2h. Readings open
ding was lac. also " under the night
before. and after touching 141h II rose
TO l<3k. closing at l+S. Sales OF all
stocks totalled 2s,620 shares.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
BuyinG Of Bars for shrapnrl Maxi
ing SEN Active.

The steel market was Quot yester-
day so far as domestic demand for COM
merclal products was concerned. out
OF steel bars for the manufacture
OF shrapnei continued active. 1t was
reported that the United States Steel
Corporation received an order for 1900
tons 10 be used for this purpose. the
material desired Is OF much higher
grad than the ordinary steel bar and
the price Is understood to be In the
~neighborhood OF So per 100 pounds.
Tho prevailing quotation on the com
mon class Of steel bars IL h.2o to
si25 per 100 pounds. The New YORK
Air Brake Company IL also In tho
ma rket for n large tonnage
II is expected that the United states
steel Corporation will make a better
showing in MAY than in April. The
corporation has enjoyed some improve
ment In export business, and domestic
demand In some lines has been better.
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SAVINGS BANKS CONFIDENT,
lam At Annual Convention 81
state Association.

Many papers breathing confde1cs .
the financial situation were read 'es'er-
day At the annual convention q ~
State Savings Banks Association a. no
Hotel Biltmore.
Eugene Lamb Richards, state SlaN.
!ntendent OF Banks. was the cA"
speaker at tho noon luncheon In ne
afternoon papers were read Ny P'e''
dent James II. Manning and q ere
sentative OF each OF the Ave groups 40
which the state savings bankers art ~
vidcd.
The following officers were ree'e'"
for the coming yeaY President 'tN''
II. Manning, National Savings '''N
Albany. first vice president. He''l 4,
Schenck. Bowery Savings Ft't Ne'
York; second vice president, JOHN VI
Sattprfeld, American S1v.~Cs Ft'Y
RuYalo: third vice-pres'3er'. S'"i' =
Beach, Rome Savings Rank H'r"
rotary. Hollis II Sca"'rs =. l'' "
Savings Bank, Brook''' . ~
Walter s Rose. I'uo" St'''. ..'."
~Patchogue: counsel, charles \ VI ''.
the Savings Bank 81 I''r
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stocks.

Besides the room traders the various
pools have shown signs of renewed
life. This 10 evidently In the nature
OF preparatory work against the time
when conditions are again auspicious
for an upward movement. 1t Is being
pointed out quietly that certain stocks
because OF their nature are "warproof."
Unfortunately. however. there Is no
guarantee that these stocks will not
share in a general fall.
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%COTTONSEED OIL.

Tho offerings were light. Shorts
bought on the frmness OF the lard list.
was reflected principally In the light
trade. Transactions yesterday were
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sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
wEDNTSDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Pald ~ 0uD-Treasury to anks o1.<S1 900
PAID BY banks to Sub-Treasury. i.oo5.oo0
0a1n to bank On days trans
e1t1ons et17. 900
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
pa ~ 6ub-Treasury 70 banks. SIS, 7ei, 900
Pad BY banks to Sub-Treasury. l2,+il.o 900
Gem 70 banks. ............ $3.50 900
vious week s,f77,ooo
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

Exports from tho port OF New York
reported yesterday we're s6.23l,5S%: i'm
ports, 33,445,ls
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AmT&T CIV r7slCM &PueetS 4slNY City AVS a.
AT EpG 3 sF re- I: c tVsoS1 I'm IS 81 City !. So
1000. ...p3 1000. % Il2 10000. ...p6la
Alta 81 Sh L Is stamped NY Gas Flee 1t
1000. 80 looo....9t. H&
AT&SFa adj Is 1000. ...oAio 1000. "a
stamped Chi RAP Ry So Norfolk 4 ~
1000. SO 10000. 40 5000. on
BaldwnLoco IS Colo South - Norf& " div Is
5000. .lO3 1000. so 5000. ..S7te
o. CIV AS Con Gas cv % N~orthpacinc ~
1000. $50 $500. l | Ai2l2OOs2 OIL
bkn RAP TT So DelaHud CIV a. or Raii&Nav -
1918 1000. -. Q ga 1000. ...Sola
1000. "a eas Den a Rio Or - orShortline Sc
Bush Termni a looo,2o 7.3i2 1000. o6
1000. SO Gen Electric ia Reading gm ~
Cen Leather Sc 1000: lO3i2 1000. 40
1000 is 81 Gen en- Flee Va S! ISnis sw i''
1000. ~ Hud 4 Man d iThird Ave 80
iSUo<2o. \ 1000. ...26i2l 1000 ,lO6is
SOC. .s6sa n Cent a 1889 Third Av ref "a
ches 4 Ohio s. iNo-so. s2l4 1000. ...SIi4
10000. . ! oA SO Indiana Steel IS L Pacific ref q
1000. SCI Kan CITY SO Is L 5 Steel Of 8:
Chi&Aiton siss 1000. ...6S 1000. .IOli4
5000. -, A2ia MINI 4 81 l. <s,l <ooos,ol oils
Chi MilAStPauiI 5000. 80 Wabash list bet
ca y Mo Pac So 1870 5000. I
1000. . OF 1000. so Wabash ext Is
c MAS p CIV SIS Mont Power 80 10000. pa.
-rcts full pd 1000. :. .aoia To TT cts std
5000, .lO3 Nat Tube IS s0o)s2O. .20l2
rcts2 I'd pd 10000. ...97 1000. 2ol2
5000. d. ! O2ia|N Y Cen deb % " Ny Il Pa Is.
CNaStPcv ans rcts fun pd. 1000. loo7s
$4,000. 30 ola 20OnO. lOllo 1000. OIL
5000. ...963I NYCtty 4ssie63
1000. l O3S4
Total bond sales tpar valuel 81 .%l7.ooo.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term stock. Amt Payable.
BROOKLYN Union Gas
qutrterly- ., 49,. - IN % July !
BROOKLYN Union Gas,
extra ..,.,,... ,t,.. - lT July !
Atlantic Coast Limo oom 2iaH July 10
National Lead. quar-
terly ..,...... oom ~ Juns 80
Boston Woven Hose and
Rubber. quarier.v .,: com so juno IS
Boston Woven Hose and
Rubber, semi annual. pfd SO June Is
Ros'on ana Lowell Rail-
road Corp, somi-an.
ual .r,,,..,,.. - July .
%Porcupine Crown Minss.
Ltd, quarterly. .,.,. ~ July 2
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Total sales to-day. 2soSas sh.res Same day 1914 'io6so. January
Where &C." follows a quotation II indicates . BID or Offer for 10 shares
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. May co-The statement OF
the receipts and pay warrants Of the Treas.
ury shows;
May -. This mo. FISCAL ".
Receipts ....... tl.5GN.N@ e s33, 3NN. sSt $50. 100, i9s
Pay warrants. 2'2i.llo 3b.g0l.a6i GO. $50. 40
RcCe!pts from customs May 10. s7O' 90: in.
ternal revenue. ordinary. sie5. 3ei: corporation
tax, sai. 90: miscellaneous. soiG.3.l.
National bank notes received for redemp-
tion. s'7os.Na7.
The cash statement of the United States
Treasury for May ~ shows:
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$4,000 Chile Copper 7s..licn li+s lisS li2.
10000 Penn <SS " H., s% P7. $50 ~
1000 swift & Co let 81. 50 &@ s5. s5A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
Big CELEBRATION
AT HARRISBURG

special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARkSBURG. ". Va. July o
People Of Clsrksburg and surround.
ing towns took part in an Independ.
ence Day celebration to-day at Nor.
wood park here. A big proram of
racing and athletic events was carried
out Rascal. by Sunglass. owned by
Dr. Willis, Clarksburg. won a green
halfmile pace for a purse of siO0:
Roger Boy. 5. g., was second. and Brit.
ton Hanks. b. g. third. Best time.
1:O5.
Lord Talbot, b. <. by Lord Roberts.
owned by \. ID. Parr. Clarksburg.
won haif-mile 2:22 trot. purse siOU:
Major Stout. :. s.. was second. and
Lord Sweetapple. b. s.. third. Rest
time. i;07L
W. W. Ours. Clarksburg. won a 1--WE
mile motorcycle race. Tonight there
vas a big pyrotechnic display on a
hill south OF the city. Five thousand
persons attended
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GALLIP0LI
toon-nu.d Prom First Para,

Turks again attacked with bombs a
portion OF the most northerly trench
captured by us on the 2sth An officer
OF the Gourkhas being wounded-not
dangerously as IL turned out-the men
became Infatuated. flung all their
bombs at the enemy. and then, charr.
ing down out OF the trenches used
their kukris for the first time and with
excellent effect.
Whole Force Killed.
About dawn the Turks once more
attempted to attack over the omen.
but nearly the whole of these attack
ing forces. about half battalion. were
shot down and final bomb attack
although commenced. failed utterly.
Further reports from the Austral-
Ian and New Zealand corps as to the
enemy's attack on the 18th and 3Oth
on our right flank. state that the ac.
ton was commenced with \ very
heavy IRE. from midnight until 1920
a. m TO which our men only replied
by series OF cheers. The Turks
then launched their attack and came
rikht on with bayonet and bombs
Those who succeeded in getting into
our saps were instantly killed. the 70.
matnder were dealt with by bomb and
rifle fire from the Seventh and Eighth
light horse. BY ? a. m. the enemy
broke and many were killed withdraw.
ing.
The enemy's attack was strongest
on his right. The Turks were com.
pletely taken aback by the concealed
sap constructed well ahead OF our main
line. and the dead are lying thickly in
front OF this. Some got into the san
several times. All these were wiped
out by the FIRE from the parapet here
The ground in front of our trenches in
every direction can be seen covered
with Turkish dead Patrols sent ont
Al night report that the valleys and
ravines are also fun OF them. There
can be no possible doubt that the
enemy's losses have been heavy.
Loss over 10000
AFTER checking and counter check.
ing the reports from all sources I have
put down their total casualties be.
tween June % and July 2 at $3.50
killed and $1,000 wounded.
Following r. an extract from can
tured provisional orders.
There r. nothing that causes us
more sorrow. Increases the courage OF
the enemy and encourages him TO At.
tack more freely. causing US great
losses. than the losing Of these
trenches. Henceforth commanders
who surrender these trenches. from
whatever aide the attack may come.
before the last man is killed. will he
punished In the same way a. 10 they
had fled
'Henceforth 7 shall hold rcsponai
bic all Officers who do not shoot with
their revOlvers al privates who try 10
escape from the trenches on any pre-.
text
signed
Commander Of The Eleventh Division
COLONEL R1EFAAT' "
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Exchanging Views

hEttllN, July :. We London. July e.
zoo a. mt Is learned that u preiini-
nary exchange OF views is now proceed
Ing between the United states and Ger
many regarding the nature or the forth
coming German reply 10 the American
note respecting submarine warfare and
the Iusitania incident This is respou-
siblc Tor the delay in the delivery 81 the
herman note. tho transmission 81 which
Z. the american government was expect
Cd to-day.
Tho efforts 81 the diplomats on both
sides are directed toward evolving
through an informal discussion a form
ula Tor note which would b. accent
ahle both 90 Germany and the United
states. and DO o. balisN I'd that the note
when u o. presented and published will
have r. rcnEona bic chance OF furnishing
o. basis FOR safiafnctory settlement 0f
the submarine problem
In conr"uaucc with this plan. the Ger.
man under secretary for foreign affair
w. Afred Zimmerman. and the Ameri-
can AMBASSADOR. James M. Gerard had
n conference on Saturday. at which tho
nhi urn or The drnft ~ the note ~ etahor-
atnd. tu tho German conference vas
outlined to The Ambassador and Iiaruee-
% from various angles.
% Is undrrs funu thar Wr Gerard has
informed Tho state department ~ Wash.
inEtnn fulIr He fp Tho outline ~ tho
note. and INSTRUCTIONS fHum that Dc.
rartmcut nrs awaited before further
siep1 are taken The greatest reserve
h".n- maintained hy both sides in ths
o. g. pointed out IN certain quarter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
HIT BY BALL
Russsn Colvin Painfully Injured while
Enjoying Sunday School Picnic
Yesterday.

While enjoying n ball game. as A
spectator, a. trcSap.s Grove, erdav.
Russell tolViu. member Of the first Ban
tist church sunday school was struck
over ihe eye ~. n hattcd ball The
force OF the blow kuOcke him TO the
ground. ana also inflicted a bad wound
other members Of TIE Ticuic party.
called "a doctor from Pow hatau and Inn
mediate aid was rendered re WAS placed
aboard the steamer Liberty and brought
20 this city where he was attended bV
l'r. W. \. tracraff Dr.. % was reported
that ne had suffered fractured skull
ana conclusion Of the brain but this
proved untrue.
II Is said that he was standing along
the base line. when tho hall struck 4
tree. " glanced ana MT tho lad In the
fore head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

Rev. o. F. Sensabaugh. knows vir-
tually nothing of the life of her nus
band before he became her class
mate at Fort Worth in 1908. She
was married to Holt two years later.
II was learned only that Holt came
from Mexico in 1905. took up some
land near Brownsville. Texas. aban-
doned II. because he could not get
water rights and started for Chicago.
only to leave the train AT Fort Worth
and enter college there. Nor was II
known why he stopped off at Fort
Worth.
Holt entered the old Holytechnic
college in Fort Worth and soon be
came a professor.
With reference 10 Hollis alleged
confession that he made a dynamite
bomb which wrecked a room in the
national capital. Mr.. Sensabaugh SAID:
Frank surely could not have done
that. He could hardly make the re-
quired grade in chemistry at Polytech-
mic and never seemed to know or care
anything about laboratory expert
ments."
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SCHOOL BOARDS
ARE ORGANIZED
o1TEi AID aAs 3D oFrro GA TO-
Tsaehsrs Were Named BY Some. hat
Action Deferred by Othsrs. Tina
deiphia Nssts Tonight

Rural district boards OF education
mel yesterday and effected their organi-
were named. while In others the board
1si.rred this action until later date.
Mon district Marshall county. will
$50 O'Clock. when the teachers for the
b,nwood sherrsTd; MeMeehen aud
days meetings Mere necessafy 10 COMMIT
with the school law.
Liberty District
me Liberty district board OF educa-
- Emsley was elected president and
n. l.. Mccsmmon. secretary The other
teachers were liked as follows: No. i.
ssftineaie $50; No. eertincats. ss5,
was elected truant officer A re-oIu-
ton was passed calling for the running
1 ,i, new lines as well as the re-sub-diS-
teaehsrs elected for the ensuing school
District Superintendent. r.. I. Roude-
ar Nc S,I ~ We. L5lbs5!y-Primary teach
Miss AIDA Gardener.
No. 10. Morgan. Irwin Jarrett.
80. ,. w. d Montgomery.
70 3 Rough and Ready, Joseph Heft.
SO. ). Center. Howard M sessgsoh'
No. 4, Valley Grove. ADVANCED room
MMs sSy ~! Morrison; and primary room.
20: i. Morrison. Howard Moore.
NO - :. ,. and are vet 10 b. ann
Washington District
Inc washington country distrfr,
board OF education met In the AnneN
scho9l building and organized by elect
ing Richard A. Stein. president. and A
'. MaSner secretary. Following the az
SANITATION the following teachers were
selected for the ensuing year PrInci-
pal fulton school, Charles ". Montgom-
cry Teachers-Room 5. Miss Elizabef n
Sarrtck; Room 4. Olive Hunter: Room 4
koom 2, Gretta Smith: and Room
hthel bicker. Janitress. Mrs. Minnie
Tr1adelphta District
Inc Triadelphia district school boa ri
met In the woodsdale school buiidine
Inc board wes reorganized Samuel
Baird succeeding DR. Leach Cracrsft
a. president :. s. Jacob, Jr The
board viii meet this evening At : O'Clock
" the Noodsdale school building for
the purpose OF electing teachers for the
schools OF the district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
N o I ICE
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
District Ranroad beds TO ne rai.n Up.

District Railroad Bc>ds TO Re TAKEN up
At a RegCiar Session OF the County
Court held for the county OF Barbour.
state OF West Virginia. at Philippi at
the Court House Of said County. ON the
9th day OF May. 1915.
The followine order was entered OF
1t is ordered tnat n notice OF the
intention OF the County OF Barbour To
pay OFT certain out standing District
Railroad BJnda. be published FOR 30 days
In the Wheeling Intelligence. a daily
newspaper published In the City OF
Wheeling. West Virginia and in said
notice Il shall be set forth that the num-
Der OF Bonds desired TO be paid OFF and
taken W under this order shall be
Eleven tIl) In number. which include
Pour 60 81 Valley District Rasiorad
Bonds nun Dcrcd Two TO Five inclusive,
Tor Five Hundred Dollars each. and is-
sued BY the County Court OF Barbour
County. aud date August 5. 1856. Mum
Der one OF said Bonds having heretofore
been taken up and cancelled
The remainder CT tne Eleven Il)
v nds, being seven ca OF Barker Dis
Seven inclusive for Five Hundred Doll
lars each. issued by the County Court OF
barbour County, ana bearing date of
August g. 1Sss.
And "a Is ordered that the Sheriff OF
said County cease payment OF interest
on said lords at the expiration Of said
ninety days.
y copS from the record.
Attest:
s. +. HoFFMAN. Clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

Lane. dind last night az 4.2n O'Clock fol-
towns nu Illness extending over r. per-
lnu 90 several weeks Death wua due
tn heart trouble and other cumplira-
lions. Tho deceased was Neil known Iu
in' pike district. having been born and
afisrd nt LrHfhs rwn God. Hr Wa Boo th.
ftth ear ~ Bite axe ffr fe survived o.
-i7 VII. and The following children MTs.
Earl Chapman. HI IfHfnfrwuud Mr.
Clara ftindrl hrrrfr of GIeuu0HI
HEIGHTS. Miss Mildred Ht home. also
tnn following hruthfra and sisters John
tgtuacher ~ this clfF. Hud Joseph EfIn-
nrNrr. Of hfffnUrwUud Me- Louis UIHr-
mfN. "i IaHnfhNrwuNn. I De deceased was
member uf &c. MIrnu.IH church Hf
tdFinrtun l.anr. Funeral arrangements
are IufHrnrfrfn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

Tom krdodinkcs. steve sorFIe and ro.
lHrftlc were arrested yesterday after
noon hy the town marshall az Narw0od
nn "a charge Gf hrluE drunk Tho mon
were lodged in jail and Will b. given u
nearing MS evening before MAYOR Kin
df lbHrErr
o. o. uIrElne. drunk. was arrested
20 TIE ID A o.. bF ff. a Cd. OFFICER John
snn. and was lodged in jan on n com
mlfmNnf hf squire fumufrs
Deputy Sheriff william Green arrest
fn WiiliHm McfUFfrn yesterday on Main
street charging him with eNfeedirF tHs
ped limit BE wa nrrnfrucd brfnf
which De- paid
cos 'hir drunt eHr arrested Iy
nnHtfnI. furfIrHr HnH .FHa rururrfff.I
,1 iaN hI -uuirs Wlckham. De vail b.
tried tHfa morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
CONDITION
CRITICAL

shortly after o'clock this morning.
Il vas stated AZ the Ohio Valley Gen
ersl hospital that George koehnline.
prominent Beliaire business man. who
was stabbed With an Ice pick yester.
day. by one Of bis employees. h in =
critical condition.
DR.. Prank LeMoyne Hupp. OF this
city. and ID. ". Boone. of Bellaire. at
tended the wounded man II was
stated a. late hour this morning that
little hope Il held out for Mr.. Koehn-
lines recovery. and that he may not
survive the night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
SHOT In HAND
Lester vonberg. OF South wheeling. In
Jured Whsn H voiveT was Acc4-
dontalsy DISCHARGED

Lester Nonberg. aged ~ years. and re-
siding with his parents at atu7 McCoI-
loch street. zho, himself In the hand YES
tcrday evening. when revolver he was
holding was accidentally DISCHARGED IL
didn't know ~ was loaded The bullet
took effect In the palm Of the left hand
hut followed along "a bone and did no.
go through the member.
iic rushed 60 the office 81 Or j. L.
Marschuer. where the bullet was a.
trartcd and medical aid rendered The
doctor said last night that barring fcta-
mus. toe injured hand would b. aiI right
within r. few weeks. Tho revolver was
Or .5s calihrc and an OF the chambers
were loaded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
GIRL BURNED.

\ grand-dsughter OF Max Graus. Of
bridgeport, was badly burned about
the fingers yesterday afternoon when
n blank cartridge exploded. Dr. Helm
lem vas called and dressed the in
Juries and no serious results are eX-
pccted from the burns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
TEN THOUSAND
Records Broken at wheel
Ing Park Ysstcrday-Ia aid Admis-
aIona Total 10 nnn

Beautiful WhHclinE iark vH- the mcc-
ca Tor fuourHuua Yesterday o. DO IT,
estimated that during the daF about
Ten fnourfud people visited the park.
All or the rark afuuHeu1ents were we'll
phifuniNFd Hnd thc winning pool at
drcda taking advantage OF the ouunrfu-
nifty Co ru Boo bathing Thruu ehuut the
tftFruoou and evening summer. hand
Furnished The special music fur the o.
rngioU. Many who came Co witness
ho IlfiuE llrrberta perform we're
df-f Upulutnd The cause OF their fnif-
ure tu perform wac due Co tnr fact that
fncir trunk was misplaced bob anIrrfrar
hitch prohibited them FROM securing
their costume aa we'll a. other nst-
raHnrf unrH rhrruuIiH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
FIRE AT ELM GROVE.
Bls1s Believed 20 Havs R..n c,,..a
by Tirsvyorks

Last night about f0 o.ciork fire orfs.-
mated on the roof Of a.. -rtn,,,s. 80
Hiand house IN Film Grove lust hsrt ~
iridEc street The fire was supposed n,
nave nriEinatcd from e. paper balloon or
hl rocket which fcii on tho roof The
liW troEe Volunteer fire drpartfr.r4f
VS. rPIicd 20 the scene OF she acrifrrf
hui n. Tore the arrival ~ the dsuarfrnenf
hufkei hriradc which he'd been foru..I
succeeded IN eNtiuruishing the bIagr
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is Not Muenter.

MEANWHILE. ia. July 5.-George
A. Nulfinger. professor OF German in
Allegheny college. said today that IL
the pictures OF Frank Holt. taken af-
ter his arrest and printed here. are at
all good hkenesses of him. Holt is not
Erich Muenter. Dr. Mulfinger said he
knew Muenter well when the latter
was a student at the University Of
Chicago and he was an Instructor
there and later when Muenter taught
in Harvard university.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
CELEBRATORS


Several Offenders gera r..e.r Odd. r.
fHe police yesterday Iu frs U.' ...
nfuuEa ulsurdffllra. and aarsfar.
'harleT FISHER was fuII rr beer InI Wiz.
frrirted fu tnf cts I..U.uU Eu tfrf'
Nf'latCntt John MHa.uT. Hnn grurrr
EunHl niHurlffllH NrII picked n. Cd.
flnt ~ fnHn George ftfII. H. WUfIafrHrr
81 Tom p fan. hf IrHufy. Furnished fra
efunha george MuruHH. nI aurHrrI..
80 PICKED uu by M.fIrffnrf UF.fIr
kuInlekI diaurderIf rraI.f.r fH. .r
MN'T SOL nov fHrre two rnHrrre I. tf.
lNf. Il.lrNrnuu Al InH Ir.. .HrIa"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

DALLAS. Texas duly The career
OF Frank Holt before on entered cot.
lege I'M Forth Worth. Texas in 13ns.
remained mystery fou.aht fo me
vito and family Mr. Holt. according
io a statement siyCn out by her father.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

that the German government Is unimat-
90 ~ a sincere desire To- 80 as far In
orleans travelling ON -inwful rni.-t,p..
~ ~ consistent with military nccessl-
ties and the force % German pubIic
opinion And this b. a force TINT i'll
certain 10 be taken into account.