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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
Stockholders Of Many Financial and Industrial
Corporations Elect Directors for the Year 1916
ANNUAL MEETINGS OF STOCK
HELD
AFTERNOON
In Most Instaneeu Directors who Have
been IN the Harness Were
Reelected.

on Tuesday the annual meetings Of
the stockholders OF numerous financial
ana Industrial corporations Of the Great
er Wheeling district were held. at which
directors were elected TO serve during
the year 1916. ln most Instances. di-
rectors who have been In the harness
were olcctDl " aerNe for another torn.
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L.oean : Rrvan,s closinR stoet Lette.

NEW YORK. Jan News was mea-
gre. but the stock list nevertheless dis
play ed rsactiouary tendencies of "a more
distinct type than has been exhibited
FOR quite a period Liquidation and spec
ulatiNs selling especially In the ndus-
trial department was lusistcnt through
out the session and quite a Few stop
orders were uncovered. The war order
issues suffered the most.
There still appears To- bo warrant Tor
the belief as We have expressed recently.
that long lines should bv reduced ia
keeping with "a conservative course.
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N N" HUUIaI W0"'TUH n me NIIT0 N
trustees ofsthe Mutual savings bank.
No. ll26 Market street. held Monday
night. all the old officers We're r~e-tlact-
cd Tor the ensuing year. Two additional
members Of the board ~ directors were
elected. namely. Herman j ~sIiE. senior
member OF ~erlg Brothers. Nurth Main
street. and Harry L. EckNart. teller OF
the Peoples Bank. An official of Inc Nh
ial Bank said that the past Sis months.
business had been one OF the best Iu
tho history 90 tne institution. that The
deposits during that period bad hHeu
much larger than during rh. correspond
ine period lu 1914. anticipate. au .N-
usually good year lu deposits and Boo lIl
other branches uf our bank during the
present year. concluded tho official.
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Peoples Bank.

Two new WoWhcrs were cloCtcd 10
Tho board OF directors of the Peoples
Iank. az yesterday meeting OF stock
holders. They are Baird Mitchell. sue
Ccectug Robert H.zlett. resigned. and
James Henderson. elected 20 flf the
vacancy caused by the death OF T.. T..
Hutchinson.
other members of the board were re-
elected. a. follows. John a. Hess. ~ r..
ltsnreuS. Frank Cruise. Leon klcr.
George NJ. Suouk. Walker /. Frisseu and
George W. Eckhart.
Reports submitted showed that the
business conducted by the Peoples Bank
lu the past year was far ina excess of
that % 1914. and the Stockholders Were
grltihed al the showing made and outi-
mtsuc regarding the outlook for 1916.
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wall Street summary.

II. O.. Frlck denies that he T. attempt
ing TO uuseat Judge Gary as chairman
Of United States steel corporation.
American Can expected TO earn 20 per
cent Tor common stock this year.
Germany estimates that the narda.
nellez expedition cost the allies S1.25O.-
600. 0O
Protest filed with Missouri public
commission against Frisco re-organi'
zation plan.
Average price OF IL industrials I24.3s,
OFF 1910.
20 railways ioG.54. off o.S2Gs.
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Cash quotations;
Whcat-No. . red. Sl25ts G1-26A No.
@ red. Sl.2lt. Wl2fs No. . hard. Sl.2lh
1878. 40. . hard S1.17A1.20.
Coru-No. . yellow. nominal: No. 4
yellow. TIA U52i1c. No. 4 white. Tl& q
42iac.
Oats-No. 3 white. 44% q acc; stand
ard. 46ts m 4Tc.
pork-Si9. sUN 1850.
Lard-S10.I2 1870.
Ribs-SlO.OO % 1O.47.
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WIN thrtc-iourtns pf tho stock rep
resented at Nesterdays meeting Of
s~locNholder~ or the uartcr Savings
hatk. directors We reelected for the
ensuing year. as Flows. George ..
Mathi-on. W G. Ebcrts. John Coleman.
S"atuu Alexander. = n. hughes. \. \.
SDhramm. Jacob koru. Il. ia Mckee.
} J Bruter. Andrew Mckinley and "A.
G. kalbitzer.
The bylaws were amended to pro-
vide for tho election of AN additional
Nicc-presidcut. and "a resolution was
directorate OF from eleven TO nftrcn
members.
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national nxehange nani.

Last years directors We're reelected
Tor 1916. at the annual meeting. yes
terdly. Of stockholders OF the National
Bank. The directors are.
John NJ. Brown. John l.. Dfcksv. MI
liam Eilinghum. r. 4. Hitchmau. r. e..
lion man. George J. Rogers. Lawrence
T.. sands, W T.. stone and "A. r. Vance.
The directors. At "a meeting next Tues
day. viii organize FOR the year. Re
ports read yesterday showed the lnSfi-
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SMALL JU MP
In CLEARINGS
INCREASE FOR TUESDAY AMOUNT
ED TO BUT "a PERCENT.
Total For The Month To Date Advances
To $500. O22.s2, Increase OF 35.6
Percent

Tuesday was marked by the lowest adj
vance in banking clearings for Wheeling
since the opening Of 1916. The total FOR
the day. as reported by MANAGE Alex
Mitchell. OF the Wheeling Clearing
House association. was St8l. gS3. az. as
compared 10 S422.O34.U5 FOR the same day
In January. 1915. an Increase OF but "a
percent.
tleartngs for the month Of January
10 date now amount TO X1.~HGU.U2-.h2
compared with ~SZ.913.f1l.15. an Increase
OF Sl.utv.bll.ef. or 500 percent Figures
In detail are as follows.
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WHEAT MARKET
SHOWS ADVANCE
Immense Export Sales Given az Reason
FOR Advance-Corn and Oats
Scored Cams.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1l.-Immense xport
sales brought about a substantial sd-
Vance 90 DAY m the price Of wheat. QUO
tations closed strong. IA Wt7sc net high
or with May al S126t- and July AZ s1.l9
rf19is. other leading staples. too. all
scored gatus-corn. ? ole TO Ike.
oats. ssc 10 sc. and provisions. Thc TO
Csc.
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N. Y. o EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. Il. 10.
Range oi active STOCKS ON the .sw
} ORR stock Exchange corrected daily by
4 T. Mastcn < Co. brokers.
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The annual meeting uI the ~-fogkhold-
ers OF the citizens Rational Rank WAS
held at the banking house yesterday af-
t,ruOOu at 1880. TIN. old board OF di-
rect0rs consisting OF Alex Glass. George
NJ. Ford, John l.. Ellis. George g. Riddle.
VIM. p Mckinley. l.. r. Hallcr. W. D..
Cook, IT. T. Jusrg,us. j. g. Mckinley.
We're reelected 90 serve the ensuing
year
The report Of the banks condition
demonstrated that this Institution is IN
"a growing and prosperous condition and
all present Were very nue. ErltlfIDu
with the showing made.
After the adjournment Of the stock
holders meeting. the board organized
and elected the following officers Alex.
Glass. President. IT, T. Iuergeus. Vice
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National Bank Of west virginia.

STOCKHOLDERS or tu" national Bank OF
West Virginia az WheeliuE. Iu annual
session. yesterday afternoon. reelected
last years directors with the exception
OF Clarke Hamilton. DR.. who recently
resigned. having remove Co I~Itt~buIEu.
Pa Mr.. Isaac NJ. scott was elected 60
ulI this vacancy.
The directors reelected are r. w.
OElehay. j.. T. Paul.. j. NJ. clarke. j..
j.. Merrim4n. g. l.. Hubbard. W. b. lrN-
Inc. james Cummins. George b.. ~tfrl.
Paul %. Iieymanu and George ". Woods.
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. IL &c.
Daily Quotation LIST OF the NheelIna
Stock Exchange.
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and o. D. N.DI.lrE. TH. financial ra-
I.If Ht th. hluk was very encouraging
The directors HII organic Tao their next
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BosToN CoPPER sToCKs

WHEELING. vs. Va. Jan. 90. '1f.
Corrected D. A. d. Naeteu ~ CO.. mem.
btTe Boston stock Exchange.
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&AAEL4NS CO.kAAz
CAR SCH1DULA
EaEing EHsst June a., IRoaL
LIN.
vi HEElINE - NgEsT


CAR SCHEDULA
E~Eing EAsst June a., lRoa
PANHANDLE LINE
AND wELLSbCHG
Daily Except sunday.
Wheeling W~ellsburs
Leave
z2nd Street Lava
,MhoellnE Welisouru
lVtsV a m $500 q m
$3.50 .. IN. 1906 moo.
MOUNDSVlLLE LINZ
WHEELING AND AOUNDSVILk
Daily Except SUNDAY.
10Th Street Law.
Wheeling K~oundsv.Ils
1890 ~ m l.EO "a "a
1850 y. IN
On lines having regular express ser.
vice. shipments weighing In excess cf
ntty. pounds or large bulk will NOT be
carried on passenger cara
ALL LlNES-Daily Except Sunday.
NO shipments. except emergency ship
Uents o. medicines. will Re carried on
passenger ears between zoo and e:iE
2. m.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. II. '15.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by 4. Z Masten g. Co, banker
and Nrokers. National Bank OF West
Virginia building.
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Standard Oil subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. II. 10.
Corrected by A. r.. Mssten & Co. L. f.
Brand. Ngr. Rooms 2Of-205 National
Bldg. Wheeling. W. Va
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Totals ss.sso.os- - s2.si9.ili.l5 $50
nc. ..Sl.OiD.6llG-
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02
PREPARATION OF POTATO
GROUND PAYS BIG PROFIT

Walter Parsons, the California
man, who grew 1865 pounds of po-
tatoes from an acre of Grass Valley
land, put in a good deal of work on
his patch before planting, but it
paid. He put sixty tors of stable
manure and 1000 pounds of COM
mercial fertilizer on his acre of
ground. The potatoes were soaked
in formaldehyde, using one pint to
thirty gallons of water. They were
then dried and allowed to green and
harden in strong light. The stem
end of the potato was cut off and
thrown away. The potato was then
cut lengthwise, allowing three eyes
to each piece. The pieces were
planted in the rows by hand, placing
the sprouts up. By this means all
came up evenly and at the same time
without a missing hill in the entire
acre. Thirteen thousand pounds of
the total amount were sold as seed
at five cents pound while three
tons were calculated as worth two
cents pound, which makes S1,62O
for all potatoes sold. The remainder
he will keep for seed and home con-
sumption. On top of this he got
SlOO in prize money, so that he got
out very well, although he is more
than 200 bushels short of the ia
nous crop grown by r. C. Nisbet
in the San Luis Valley more than
twenty-five years ago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02
Danger Signal.

If the fire bell should ring would
you run and stop it or go and help
to put out the fire? 1t is much the
same way with a cough. cough is
danger signal as much as fire
bell. You should no more try to
suppress it than stop a fire bell when
1t is ringing, but should cure the dis
ease that causes the coughing. This
can nearly always be done by taking
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Many
have used it with the most beneficial
results. 1t is especially valuable for
the persistent cough that so often
follows a bad cold or an attack of
the grip. Mrs. Thomas Beeching.
Andrews, Ind, writes: During the
winter my husband takes cold easily
and coughs and coughs. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is the best
medicine for breaking up these at
tacks and you cannot get him to
take any other" Obtainable every
where.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02

souri,, where they will visit relatives
Tor a few weeks.
Mr.. Worman is one of the best
known and highly respected citizens
of this city. He has made this his
home for many years, and Is very
prominent in the local order of Odd
Fellows.
More than a year ago he went
over into the San Luis valley on
fishing trip, and while there met
the lady who became his bride on
Wednesday evening. When relating
the trip to his friends in this city
he failed to make special mention
of the prize he had won, and con-
sequently his marriage came as a
surprise to his many friends here
Mrs. Newmyer has made her home
in the San Luis valley for many
years, and several days ago moved
from her country home into her
home in Center. She has many
friends in that valley who will also
be interested in learning of her mar
riage.
After spending a few weeks visit
ing in the east, Mr.. and Mrs. Wor-
man will return to La Junta and
spend some time.-La Junta Trib-
une.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02
JUST MARRIED
Worman-Newmyer

A wedding which will be of inter.
est to many in this city was solemn.
lied Wednesday evening at $3.50
O'Clock at the Hotel Vaile. Pueblo
when Mr. o. A. Worman of this city
was united in marriage to Mrs Hat
tie j. Newmyer, of Center, Colo.
DR.. J. F. Findley, pastor of the
Christian church, in this city, Off
ciated, and the beautiful ring cere-
mony was performed in the presence
of only the necessary witnesses, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. j. Worman, son and
daughter-in-law of the groom.
Mr. Worman, accompanied by his
son and wife, and DR.. Finley, left
La Junta on the noon train Wednes-
day for Pueblo, where Mr.. Worman
met his bride, who arrived in Pue-
bio from her home in Center, on the
4 o'clock train.
The wedding party Immediately
proceeded to Hotel Vale, where the
ceremony was performed at the hour
above stated. Immediately after, the
wedding party took dinner and also
spent the evening together until
11:l5 o'clock, when Mr.. Woman
and his bride left on the east bound
train for points in Iowa and Mis-
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02
QUARTER SECTION
SELLS FOR $4,000

A well improved quarter section
of land, lying one mile south of Cen
ter, was sold this week by Hattie ]
Newmyer to Henry j. Settlers for
$4,000. This land, while in a high
state of cultivation and well fenced
contained no other improvements.
From the present indications,
there will be considerable land
change hands in this vicinity before
spring.-Center Dispatch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02

Grant Matzen of Monte Vista, and
Miss Esther Garrison of Creede were
married at the home of the brides
parents, Monday, Nov. 90. Grant
has been employed in the Creede
mines for several months.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02

Harry G. Baker, former editor of
the Creede Candle and later con-
nected with the Durango Democrat,
was married Nov. / 5 to Miss Tiffy
Wilkerson, of Montrose.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02

Rev j. Harvey Gum left Satur-
day night to preach the dedication
sermon of the new Baptist chur III
at Rocky Ford Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02

Andy Haaff left Monday night on
a visit of four or five weeks to his
old home in Indiana.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02

Mrs. VIM. Martindale and son of
Center changed trains here Friday
evening for Las Animas whore they
expect to visit for a few weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02

Heinie Klecker of the Klecker
Commission Co. of Kansas City is in
town this week soliciting stock ship
Ments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-12-02

II. r. Burns, of La Jara, was in
town the forepart of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-10

European armies have been and sun
are being made by American shoe
manufacturers. On the average these
army shoes consume one and one-half
as much leather as the Average Amer.
lean mans shoe
Leather is a by-product The supply
cannot be increased at will as crops
ana metals are, but is dependent on
the hide supply; and cattle are not
Killed. primarily. for their hides.
The latest census reports show tina,
me cattle population has decreased
:" per cent IN the last ten years. and
the population has increased the same
percentage.
Shoes, therefore. are TO be more ex.
pensiye. II is said that the increaso
Tor the present will be about 20 per
cent but will likely be more by next
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TELL CITY ON
INITIAL TRIP
WILL PROBABLY DOCK AT LOCAL
WHARF THIS MORNING HOURS
LATE
Was Held At ParkersbUrg Owing 10
Scarcity Of Deck Hands-Reuben
Dunbar Has Good Trade

The steamer Tell City. taking the
trade of the veteran Steamer Ruth will
be up This morning from Charleston.
several hours late on its initial trip.
Adyices were received I'm the city BY
local rivermen that owing TO the short.
age Of deck hands. the boat was forced
to dock az Parkersburg Later ad
vices state that sufficient aid has been
received from Pittsburgh and the boat
vas enabled 10 start on Sc trip late
last niEht
The Tell City BE- TODAY the largest,
most staunchly built and finest stern
wheel boat on the Ohio and BE- the big
gost boat hat has ever entered tho
Pittsburgh and Kanawha river trade
being larger than tho Inflated Kama
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NEW SCHEDULE
NOW In EFFECT
TEN-mINUTE SERVICE BETWEEN
WHEELING AND ELM
GROVE REsORTED.
Trolley Cars are Run to West Alex
ander Every Hour and Twenty
minute-chanoe Made
Yesterday.

restoration OF the ten-miute serv-
ice under new schedule became
effective yesterday morning. on the
out-the-pike division OF the West vir-
ginia Traction 4 Electric company.
Under the new schedule. another car
is placed in service. while two
additional crews are employed. one
on a morning turn and the other on
night turn.
Uuder the schedule which went in.
TO effect yesterday, the first car for
Elm Grove leaves the company
office. Twelfth and Chapline streets.
Wheeling. at a. IN. the second at
$50 a. m, the next at $3.50 a. m.
then $50. 900. o 20. and every ten
minutes thereafter. on Sundays. the
first car leaves Wheeling at $50 a.
m. and the second at SEQ a. IN.
The first cars from Elm Grove TO
Wheeling will leave Elm Grove at
APO a. m, 5:l5 a. m. 545. 5:55 and
every ten minutes thereafter. daily,
except Sunday. when the rrsr car
leaves at $50 "A. m, and the second
at sos.
Last cars from Elm Grove TO Wheel
ing leaves at 1905 n. m. l2:20 a. m.
and 12:i5 a. m. the latter to the car
barn only.
Uuder the schedule which became
effective yesterday. ears are run to
West Alexander every hour ana
twenty minutes. Formerly cars were
run every hour and half. The first
car To leave Wheeling for West Alex
ander leaves at $50 a. m. except sun
day. when it leaves at $50. The
first car leaves West Alexander tor
Wheeling at 5.34 a. m.
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SCHM ULBACH WILL
CASE UP IN COURT
EFFORT TO BREAK 1T WILL BE
MADE BEFORE JUDGE
HERVEY TO-DAY.
Rswling Contest Comes Up Thursday
Number Of Actions Were Heard
Saturday by Judges.

Unless something unexpected takes
place this morning. ;he application OF
the contestant Of the will OF the late
Henry Schmulbach will be heard BY
Judge II. c. Hearty in Part one OF
the Circuit Court. Attorney John \.
Howard. and James NJ. Ritz Will
appear for Mary Annie Fellers. the
contestant who declares the will 20 be
invalid She claims relationship TO
the decedent. which she holds would
entitle her tc part of the vast estate.
The will was probated By County
Clerk J. II. Wells and an appeal was
taken 10 the circuit court. where ~
has been bending for some months.
Hubbard and Hubbard are attorneys
for the estate II Is understood that
further contests Of the will shall de
pend very much upon the decision
given In the Fellers case
On Thurtday OF this week. the VIII
OF Maria s Rawlinr Win be up on
contest
Saturday Court
An order filing the affidavit o. a.
{. Whitaker in which he denies owing
the " e Frauzhcin company any
money a. president 81 the Wheeling
Athletic association. was entered by
Judge Addleman
Judge Hervey refused an lniunc-
ton 10 th" state against John Crsw.
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NOTED MISSIONER
Father WaIIeser Made Strong Appeal
for Christianity in South Sea
Islands Yesterday

The RI. Rev. Salvotor Walleser o.
NJ. Cap. spoke at the principal ser
vices of ST. Alphonsus church yester-
day and made a strong plea for assist
ance for the inhabitants of the South
sea islands. which have practically
been rendered destitute by the present
war. They are the property of Ger
many, and after the outbreak OF the
war were occupied by Japan. For this
reason aid from Germany was shut of.
The bishop is the spiritual head OF
500 South sea islands. located midway
between the American possessions OF
Guam and the Philippines.
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SHOE WEARERS MUST
meet The PRICE"

4 side effect OF the far away war
that interests every man. woman and
child is the announcement Of the fact
that shoes must this season advance
In price.
The generally reported scarcity OF
leather and increased cost 81 tanning
since the war. combined with an enor.
mouaiy increased demand for leather.
all accounts for tho advanced cost 81
footwear
Millions of pairs Of shoes Tor inc
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WHAT TO DO WHEN BACKACHE

Get a box OF Foley Kidney pills and
take their as directed They stop the
backache. ease stin aching joints and
muscles relieve the cOngested condition
OF the kidneys that cause the pain.
FRANK W. sherman. Tacoma y Y
says - suffered with tired feeling ia
and felt all tired out used F0lcv
kidney Pills and In a few DAYS began 20
feel better. and now I have entirely re-
covered For sale by Coleman 4 Co
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TRACTION OFFICERS MEET

~ "A meeting OF the West Penn Flee
trio company all subsidiaries. iucludins
tn" Wheeling Traction company. he'll,
saturday afternoon in the offices on tn,
Island. many matters 81 interest To th'
company were taken up but nothing FOL
publication was given out. The meet
ing was attended by several high of
ncials. including the following from
Pittsburgh. r r. Henderson. T. -
Dreyfus. g.. T. Raymond. g =. KALI
and 4 J. Harhard.
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should Not Feel piseou,ao.d

80 many people troubled with in.
digestion and constipation have beer.
benefited by taking Chamberlain
Tablets that no one should feel dis.
couraged who have not given them a
triaL They contain no pepsin or other
digestive fermcnts but strengthen tho
stomach and enable II to perform its
functions naturally. Obtainable every.
where ADV.
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wha. II is in good condition and has
a beautiful new cabin. The Tell City
is high headed. and has broad and
roomy decks. II is 100 feet long and
3S feet beam. II has three boilers and
l1X7 feet engines.
Captain Charles Ellsworth is in com
mand OF the Tell City and Purser Fred
Hoyt. In charge OF the office. Pilots
Dan Patchell and Mike Davis, are al
the wheel. and Steward william Ross
In charge of the Cabins.
Shortage OF Labor
The scarcity OF labor is badly handl
Gaping the Ohio river packets. The
Reuben Dunbar. Was down yesterday
morning. with only six roustabouts
and very heavy cargo. over 1000
pieces Of freight were left behind a,
the local wharf.
The NJ. A. Wayman OF Pittsburgh
was down yesterday with four new
! flats OF steel construction for Cairo
The Liberty will be up this morning
from Matamoras and will depart Tues
day morning at IL 30 for that port \
stage OF 11.2 feet was recorded last
night, still falling slowly.
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ford, OF Cameron. and Jacob Cecicl. for
violating the state liquor laws Lack
or sufficient evidence was the reason
the injunction was not granted.
Arguments in the suit against ex.
sherlifs Taylor and Clemans were
continued for several GAYS. Judge
X. NJ. Addleman granted c. T. Morgan
Of the b. & o. license to carry a
revolver.