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The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
WHEAT RALLIES,
CORN STEADY
May Products Quoted A
l16B; Hog Market Holds
Provisions Down

CHICAGO. May 16.-The wheat
market rallied today after q weak
opening and prices were up 1 1-Sc
on all futures. Lower cables and q
tendency to sell caused drop
early In the hourG, but the market
shifted toward noon and the bulls
boosted values with heavy buying
orders. May wheat was quoted at
1l6 5-s; July at 1T Is; September.
lit 1-S.
A strong undertone In corn held
that market fairly steady despite
an easy opening which caused de-
clines. May corn was up IA st
"A 5-S; July up 1-2 at ~ IA; Sep
tember 73. up IA.
Trading in May oats was slow.
May and July gained slightly later,
but September was hardly quoted
with the resul TOT a drop in that
future. May up IA. 46 1-2; July up
l-s at AZ "a; September down 1-2
at 80 1.2.
Provisions lower because of weak
hog market.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
STANDARD STOCKS FAIL
TO SHOW TENDENCIES
OF IMPROVING PRICES
Bullish Activity, However,
Pleases Professional Class
of Spectators

a large percentage Of the buying
represented short covering. When
this was completed the market
which had not attracted any very
extensive public feeling. merely fell
back to digest the securities which
had been unloaded upon It.
"Thc rank and fle IN brokers
ofiices not unnaturally expressed dis.
appointment over the failure OF
Standard issues to continue their
improvement. without check, but
the professionals who were mainly
responsible for the spurt Of bullish
activity. expressed entire satisfac-
ton with the course of prices. They
pointed out that the list while irreg'
ular. disclosed no structural weak.
ness. Trifing setbacks such as were
experienced today are ever attend
ant features OF a professional cam.
paign and their occurrence on Tues.
days In something of wall-st.
tradition.
Prices opened higher under the
same influences that controlled yes
terday's upswing and the buying
was Of much the same character,
being made up largely OF the activ.
ny OF pooi and clique snd pro(es'
sional trades
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
Louisville Entries.
FOR WEDNESDAY.

First Race-Maiden 2-year-olds;
brey. Little Spider. diamond, 1o7:
Poachco. Pearl L.. sweet Helen. So
phia Gatewood. liz; Bob Dundon.
Now Then. Jack Virgins. Pomp. The
Duke, Por rseus. Monotony, lis.
Second Race-Selling; 3-year- olds
s furlongs: Father Kelly. Perugino,
Panhandle. Old Charter. 10.
Third Race--Selling. 3-year-olds;
one mile: Anthony.s Lass: l01: 'Im-
pressive. i04; Thanksgiving. 106;
Col. McNab. Harry Gardner. Ill.
Fourth Race-Leonatus handicap;
3-year-olds: 8 furlongs: Old Koenig
Dick Williams. 100: HufYaker. 1903;
Faux, Col. sparkler. los: Noureddin'
Fifth Race-Ba shford Manor stake,
2-year- old colts and geldings. AZ
furlongs: Judge Young. fI3; Guy
Fortune, Midway. 1lS: sSedan. 113;
lBerlin. Harry Kelly. 12l.
Sixth Race-Selling: 3-year- -olds:
furlongs: Doctor Max. 102: Mikifula,
Thornwood. Bigtodo. Brizz, NJ. Burt
Thurman. 1o7; J. Cantrell. Alex
Seventh Race--Selling; s-year-
olds and up: mile and a sixteenth
sRapids. 80; Queen Apple. Flossie
walker, sauterelie. 81; Kris Kringle
i03; 'Miss Fannie. 104: Billy Joe. Ill
apprentice allowance claimed.
~. s. Ward entry.
Weather, clear; track. heavy.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
RACES


First Rnce-straight Fe rward NC
Fox Trot tObert), $40 and $500,
second: Monomoy tMcAteel. $3.50
third. rIme, :53 40. N. X. Beale,
Gloriane. First Ballot and Intriguss
also ran.
second race--Steepiechase. 4-year-
olds and up: miles-Battery, 152
(BoyIe). $3.50, 34.70 and $3.l0, won;
Staiybridge. l+S (Strech), $3.50 and
S3.20. second: Supsrhuman. lS7
Antiseptic. Elect, Falmouth and EN-
erAld Gem also ran.
Third race--3-year-olds and up
selling: mile--Bleck Pine. III (Mc.
NOnocscy. IL tBaii,. 1850 and stao
aecond: BudW eiser. liz (Andsrsony
$3-4e, third Tims-1:4S 2.s. Pard
nsr. Jacklet. Blue Mouse and Counter
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCKYARDs

DETROri. May II. Cattle: Market
stronS' best heavy steers. S9@9.25;
best handy weight butcher steers.
{SseMs.I5; mixed steers and heifers,
$75ss@ss,'o; handy light butchers. :. :
hest cows. ss.75G7; butcher cows, Sc
gamers. S3,5Omt.25: best heavy bulls.
tosk sas o'aSER5 ,SESs 7s seuis 4ssds4:
t, stockers, $3.50 " $50: mixers and
springers. St0aS0. Veal calves: Mar
ke! SOC highcr best grades, slo,5o q
lambs: Market 25c higher: best
lambs. Sl0@ 1925: fair lambs. SaGp
e.Is: light to common lambs. $Sp
$50: fair TO good sheep. .s7G7.5o
Market prospects fair: pigs. Ss8s9s:
other grades. 39.90Ql0.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
REACTION IN REQ.
CAR IS SLIGHT
Is OF u Point. Tuesday; Other
Motor Stocks Continue
Strong

REQ Car suffered a slight reaction
Tuesday after 4 period Of several
days activity unparalleled in the
histor! OF the Detroit stock ex-
change. The stock WAS of 3-4 OF a
point. but still little of it was avail
able.
Sales OF REQ Car OF Monday total
ed more than 5000 shares, and trad
Ing In REQ Truck stock was almost
OF equal amount. with the price
about 80 Most Of the Car sold was
at 45. and few shares went at
IS 3-i. Nearly all sales were small
iots.
One notable fact concerning REQ
Car In that the sales Of this one
security in April were greater than
during the entire year of 1915. It is
unquestionably the biggest trader on
the local exchange.
Continental common continues to
gain strength, and sales have been
made at 81.
Another stock that IL coming back
strongly Is Canadian Ford. It is
quoted from $50 to 407 1-2. but the
market now ranges from 400 to 410.
Several shares sold. Tuesday morn
ing, at the latter figur,
Packard common continues to
gain five points day. end Tuesday
was bid tor at 1876. The market is
said to be slightly above 200. None
Ia offered.
d. & c. Navigation is weaker, and
10 now offered at 81. Sales have
recently been recorded at Sy 1-2.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. May ie.-Close: Wheat
at the opening. but Liverpool was
weak We, and lower. and crop news did
tiOu.
firmness was shown shortly after
the !, opening and prices advanced. al
Bears peMs peint.d so the s's.:s s.:s,
primary moycment and small export
heavy. but the sratO now = aIpg oSi
is little buying now. 1t IL just com
ing out also that farmers in the
sosnthwSst are holdipg, much more
time ago. SO Some Ais have SeSeG sSeir .ntirs :nGrs
crop and are wondering II this is a
good time TO sell. all or which indi-
Gates pressure on the market In the
nss1 Il narfS Ana s.%i ,sr
outsiders arc not buying and there
Ia little chance for an advance with
out their help.
Bears think damage news has been
worked tc death. and the present
price discounts all injury actually
done. There is little fear of any
teo we ssS nsSSry as ,hs the
are getting all they can out of the
Hessian fly, which is still doing harm
on a largo scale: The United King
Arrivals are large and storehouses
we'll filed. Weather is favorable FOR
farm work, and native wheat is Of
fercd freely. The continent needs
wheat and IL said to be an active
buyer
Wheat was slow and nrm all day.
At the close the market was lG1 y C
above Mondays close.
Oats declined 1c. Rye advanced 1c
and timothy seed 10c.
Tuesdays wheat quotations: Cash
No; red; .i.2sM Bid: July opened
vaneed to si.2l; September opened at
$1.22%. and advanced to $l.23x; No.
1 white, $1.lsh bid.
Tuesdays coarse grain quotations:
corn--Cash No. 3. 1lc: No. 3 white.
sSac: No. yellow. 1Shc; No. yell
oats---standard. 4shc: No. 3 white.
i5Hc; No. ! white. lSh d44hc.
Rye-Cash No. 2, 96c.
Bcans-Immediate. prompt and May
shipment. $3.95: June, 81.
seeds.Prime red clover and prime
Receipts in Detroit, Tuesday. in
cluGed 1000 bbls hf hour. cars of
wheat. S of corn. is Of oats. 2 OF rye
and OF hay. shipments were 1000
bbls of -four. 1000 bu Of wheat. l3.-
600 bu OF corn. and 900 bu OF rye.
SsScks SdS e, are st2;ooo bp son Of wheat ds;
and $4,000 bu OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were 59:,-
600 bu. against $4,000 bu a year ago.
Exports Of wheat and nour Tues
dav. $4,000 bu.
Wheat receipts Tuesday: Duluth.
neapoiis. 1873 cars. against t52: Win
nipeg. 1853 cars. against 364. Chicago.
1853 cars, against no; southwest, 49,
900 bu. against $4,000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

NEW YORK, May 16.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
Irregular and somewhat reac-
tionary tendencies which developed
in the stock market today. were q
not unnatural reflection Of the sharp
advances OF the Immediately pre-
ceding sessions. Heavy proft TAX
ing and distributive selling was self
evident both yesterday and on Sat.
urday and although the offerings
were very we'll taken In the main.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
Pacific Mall increases Stock.

Il WA6AINGrON. Map 1e.--lncrease
in capitalization Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., from $1.000,O00 to
a. 100000 was authorized today at
o meeting Of the stockholders here.
The coInpsny will have 10000 shares
Of preferred and 100000 OF common
stock. The immediate issuance-of
1900 shares Of preferred and 300,-
900 OF common was authorized. This
will be offered TO the stockholders
at 500 for the preferred and So for
the common.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
NEW YORK PRODuCE

NEW YORK, May ls.-Flour: Dull
and unchanged. Pork: quiet: mess.
S25 500 rs. Lard: Firm; middle west
dull; centrifugal. IS test, ts.a9@s.52:
sned dull; cut Gu loaf iosf, Ss'sc Sss 'iGs e9ashcd. G
isis% s sssSTsa ssSsssT5ssa 'cfs% cofise Rio sssn0 No
on SPOT. 9%c. Tallow: Steady: spe-
cial, lie: city. 10hc; country. 1914 IL
l9Nc: Hay; Firm; prime. sls;6s
Firm; turkeys, soM ssc; chickens. $50
so,,Ty aoS fow' lS Sass d"sks sSS ScN Liys
Is i5c: fowls. lsG1sIsc: turkeys.
22c; roostcrs. lac; chickens. broilers
80 a t2c. Cheese: Firm; state milk.
common to specials. q19E o.:
skins. common to specials. bh14Ac c.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
Sugar Market

Ssgsr-Corrected daily by w. H.
Edgar 4 Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-ib..
l.' Sess 'is cut oai ,,ses ,ses'. euss. sss.
eS.65: xxx powdered. $3.50; Gtan-
extra Coarse. S5.so: sranulated. nne.
ions sa' s ss siy.,s sfsnuosS do@no aSs srsn cot
ID. and S-lb. cartons. IN cases. 1886;
crystal domino. gran. HF cases, $s.s6:
diamond 4, {s.tS: confcctioners A.
H. No. ,ssc /, NJ. no e. tsss' ss' NO. No. g. g. sS 1ss
No: 10. rs; No: III, S7.7o; No. IL.
1885, No. 10. $3.50; No. II: $3.50; Nc.
rs. $3.50: non.caking mixture. 50:
ScS..sia po~d Gs IL. Isr TO 100 ens. .ss
@2<o; Do. ~ to case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
First Inning.

DETROIT-Bush lined to Mile1.
Witt flied TO Rondeau. Cobb singled
stretch il. Milan to Mcbride. No run.
Observation-Disclosures was hit
BY IA pitched bail. Foster pulled
sasa Sal OF pay ms anS p1slon 9ot On n
gle. Milan walked. So did Rom
deau. forcing Morgan home. BoehleF
was taken out and Boland replaces
Foster. sLarks called cut on strikes.
With three and two on him, Henry
walked. forcing Milan home. Me-
Bride singled to center. scoring Ron-
gle to right. Morgan grounded @
Witt. forcing Henry at the plate. yiq
to Stanage. Foster tripicd TO rteh
cener. and Mcbride, Gallia and Mor-
Burns sending Foster home. Bclazid
was taken OUT. and Erickson Replaces
him Cobb got Rondeau's ny. Nine
runs, six hits, no error.
Second Inning.
DETROIT--veach was out on Mor..
gan's throw. Heilman struck out.
Mcbride threw out Burns, No run;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tripIed ~
the right held wall ShaniSg foule4
TO Burns Henry sinFled to left, seor-A
sa Ra .osss an.es enf sa asa's ssssn sssSna os 81
Henr yand Mcbride worked double
stsal Morgan singled to Burma
scorin9 Henry. MovGnn and McH$i4R
ssesssS Ses Sas! ses SsSs9f si .ssssi ~ $500
| age. Two runs. three hits. no ervoss
Third inning.
DETROTr-Youong flied to shankR
! Stanage was safe on McBridc's low
| throw. Erickson struck out. Bush
forced Stabage. Mcbride To Morgan.
No run. no hit. enc errcf.
WESTINGHOUSE Foster fiied to
Cobh.. Milan raised to Heilman. Ron-
deau famed. No run. no hit, no
error. 9%
ELGgN BUTTER
ELGYN. H., May 13--Butter sales
were at 2s@29 cents. majority at use.
Last weeks price 2nc.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
CuICAcO 8UTrER MARkET.

E:,ras S"'sas2 sai.,: ssc: Nsss;ss sXsS 81:
Eggs: Prime ordinary, 1em19sc;
nrsts, 20k M2Ic. Cheese: Twins, l5L
a4.r; Young Americas. 15h @15% G.
Live poultry: Fowls, I7hc. ducks
Is Isc; geese. t2h dI3c; turks. zoe
Potatoes: Michigan, s1m csc; Ohio. 81
, $40 9sc. Potatoes: Receipts. IL cars
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICACV. Nav ls.--Opening =
Wheat: MAY down isc: July down
&c: September unchanged. Corn
May unduoted: July down sc; Sem
tember down Ac. Oats: Nav dowr
&c: July unchanged: September un-
changed. Provisions: Lower.
Closc--Wheat: May. up I &c: July
up lhc: Sept. up ihc. Corn: May
up hc; July. up nc: Scpt., up isc
Oats: MAY. up hc: July up &c;
sept. up kc. Provisions. lower.
Noon-Wheat: May up 1kc: July
up 1kc; September up ihc' Corn
May Up NC; July up isc; Septcmber
ND nc. Oats: May up &c; Jc'y VI
&c; September down hc.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
(DunulnR 4 Steveusb

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. May 1s.--
Cattle: Five cars. steady; ehoiee
sS25.' PRIME 1ne Ioad ns.avs ncsc: .ssr' good ''@ %
choice. Ss.25@9.15: fair to good. $9@
o,25; yearlings, ss.5O@10: best handy
steers, ss:15d9; light butcher steers,
heifers. is.2sas.so; steer. and neit-
ers, tai, TO good. S7.50mS; western
light common helfers. &s.5067: best
heavy fat cows. 37.5oas: butcher
ners. S3.50G4: fancy bulls, $7.50@s;
butcher bulls. S7d7.60: sausage bulls.
e675G7.25: light bulls. $500 8;
good stockers, $40 so. light com.
GI7L: n.!lchers and springers. S65 a
80. Hogs: Receipts. &C .ars: market.
lower: heavy, sf0.5o@1o.6o: yorkers.
$1,000 1919; pigs. $s.75GI0. sheep:
top lambs. s1o.f5@ 1890: yeariings.
SSQ125: calves. 3S0l1.25.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
shIpo,no Bill Vote Friday.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-The
house will vote on the administra-
tion shipping bill Friday at 4
o'clock. II was decided today, when
a rule to that effect was adopted,
1876 to IA, after a lively debate.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
SENATORS POUND TIGER
TWIRLERS FOR 9 RUNS
IN THE OPENING INNING
Unfavorable Weather Con.
ditiOns Hold Attendance
Down to $500

WASHINGTON. May 16.--Rain
was falling when the Tigers and
Senators started their third game of
the series here this afternoon. Jen-
nings selected Boehler to face Gal
liz.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
Banks and Trust Companies.

The following hiuns are privileged
Co. III. w. Nobie i Co. w. e. Moss
z Co. Bennett, Smith 4 Co.. Sinclair
z Couls. Joei Stockard Co. Lewis q.
West 4 Co.. .. z. Macerone q Co.
Emmet l. Sprague. Matthew Finn.
p. I. Seymour q Co. A w. wallace
Z Co... VIM. III. Rose q Co, VIM. A.
Neer a CO.. w. B. Mclaughlin. r. x.
Peltop. Merrill. Lynch = Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
LousyiiIe Results. 7

First race--lh furlong:-Hot Tod
won; Hester Smith. 10s (Garnerl }.
$3.50 and $3.50. second: Milbrey. los
(Ooopsr>, s6.70. third. Time---56 3-5
The Duke. Jargon. Alcina. OUTFIT, In
nocent 1nex and Sister Riley also ran.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. May 16.-Butter.
ira soc: special. soT 5Ie: state dairy
tubs. :Sik n 3oc; imitation creamery
hrsts. 276i CSC. Eggs: Firm: receipts.
20 227 nearby white fancy, 25 u I 2sc;
nearby mixed fancy. e21s d2ic; fresh
firsts, 2ed25c.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, May 16.-Hogs: Receipts,
and S'0 sssss 'qsssso fSs5 %ee% see%
heavy. ?loa 10: 60; rough heavy. 1915
Gs.4o. Cattle: Receipts. 4.o61; mar
ket steady: beeves. sSioNi0,:5; cows
and heifers. SLio6 $50; stockcrs and
feeders. $s.10G910; Texans, $500
ceipts, II 900; market. steady; native.
11.S0GS.s0 western, $7.Sl e.s5;
lambs. $S.75Gll.so; western. $50
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

and o Nay o.is,sst July. sWpss;' siss' s.p;l. .ssn
el.2th. Corn: Cash, 75nc; May.
& 5.ss; L.ly; ssHs; sept. rs. oats;
Cash. Cash ss ocs sn $50: SO S,Sy'r;ssa. pss. ;ssl.
AIsike; Prime. 81; Timothy: Cssh.
$3.50. Butter; Brick creamery, soc;
selects. 'sc. HAY. unchasssd.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

light, market, lower: heaviea 5000
@feses@ mediums. s10yoi, yorkers.
19.T5110.20; good pigs. $sGs.25
Calves: Mar~et steady. Sheep and
lambs: Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. O.. May ls.--Hogs:
Receipt.. 1000; msrket, ~ 1sc low,
sss; yornsr.: sisls; ~, s mixed: sls,ssG ss *
srcuGks: 1916: .stass. Wit. Cattle;
Receipts. 8 cars; market. steady.
sheep. and lambs: Receipts. cars;
market. 1oc higher: clipped top,
yf0.25. Caves: Receipts, 500; mar
ket firm: ton Sf05O
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
TODAY'S GAME
DETROIT.
'OOO2
WASHINGTON.
.92OO

Batteries-5oehler and Stanage
Gallia and Henry. Umpires-Hilde
brand and Evans.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
-'--.' ,c-K MONEY.
NEW work Nav feNnos

e.. 30 cent: time money. sH a.
rc NJ ~ TX months: mercan-
tile paper. az m3h. Bar silver: New
~I.,, 'oac: uemanl sterling. St7Sx.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

BUTTER AND E0Gs.
Buttee - Creamery. extras. Csc:
nrsts, Sc dairy. use; packing stock.
6Gns--rresh receipts. cases incIud-
81, drets. 1zfc: current receipts,
me dos. Receipts TussdAy. 1850
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
y runs, tnree Hltt
Third Inning.

ELGJN BUTTER
ELGIN. H., May 13.--I3utter sales
were at 2s@29 cents. majority at 20c.
Last weeks price 20c.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
Quotations by Paine. webber & Co.
Nav rs: Open High Low Close
BUTrER AND FOG

b-Bid. s-sold.
Msybi, IL bic ~ bIi ~ hi, u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
GOODYEAR SALE
~Rsineosts Being Sold at Unheard OF
Prices at Goodyear Store.

Cold weather failed 10 daunt tho
spifit Of b occasion and hundreds
locked 10 the Goodyear Raincoat
~company's store at Fourteenth and
Market streets to grob some Of me
DiF bargains loo raincoats that Mana
ger Louis Neistadt has placed ON sale
az such a remarkable reduction ON
the other hand the firm has likewise
placed All OF their o|ttrroafs on sale
az one-half price sud fho demand for
these is exceptionally heavy Dr Inc
fret day OF the biz sale. Coats RANG.
ine Do price from $50 to sss NAV
now Do purchased a. loH ae SO aa.
SO There are also coats on sale
priced as low al g. ,1 and children
garments may Do had for gi2s ana
up.
This unusual offer has been made
by the manar,r of this firm. follow
ing bic decision fo close out his bus
mess Bro This city Mr. Noisiadt has
conducted bis %ralncoat store here FOR
The past three years and his ultimate
decision to devote his attention to
other lines will no doubt bo "a dirap
pointmont 20 many Tho entire stock
will b. disposed OF AT This reduced
price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
$40 GIVEN YOUTH
FOR BEST ESSAY
TO BE READ BEFORE ANNUAL
DINNER OF BOARD OF TRADE
ON AMERICA FIRST"
Any Boy or Girl in Wheeling May Sub
NIT Composition, But Must Be
In by Noon February 10.

The following communication wa.
given out yesterday afternoon by Sec
rotary r. b. Naylor OF the Wheeling
board of trade. relative TO a prize
offered the youth who shal writ,
h best brief essay on America
First TO be read az the annual ban
quet of the organization on February
twenty-third:
The entertainment committee
OF the board of trade has planned
a unique feature for the annual
banquet on February twenty-third.
which will be of great interest to
the boys and girls OF the city.
In order TO stimulate Young
America in Wheeling to consider
the country's greatness and to
set forth their ideas in the written
word, a prize of $40 is offered by
the board of trade 10 any boy or
girl under Is years of age in the
city of Wheeling for the best es-
say OF not over $50 words on the
patriotic subject OF America
First" The winning paper will be
read at the annual banquet of the
board on Wednesday evening.
February %.
Superintendent c. +. Citizens.
DR.. Charles 4. Wingerter and
the Rev. \. II. Silver have been
appointed on the committee OF
judges. with Prof. Citizens as the
chairman.
All essays should be sent to
the secretary Of the board of
trade by noon. Wednesday. Febru-
airy 16. signed by name and ad-
dress OF the writer, They Will be
numbered in order received and
turned over to the judges who will
announce the winner at h
banquet"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
FINE GAMBLERS
Nine Men Picked Up on South Side
Playing Poker Forfeit Bo~nds-salty
Dose 70 Oisturbcr Of Peace.

1911 Toulis. "a Greek and EIGHT coun.
tfymcn. caught early yesterday morn.
ine playing poker at NO 2s1, Markct
reef. "ef" fined five and costs yes
I'faay ny JUDGE H~onrckfr Ihs men
Who gave their Nance 90. John G.0r.,.
6'orEc Custer. I.E. -i'.p. John Gins.
''ort. Hlark. IorI Cor h. I.l. IopI.
and Mike habsl. bad quo up ior .neIr
app"arauc" ana their bono. were for
i'itDd Their fines rDf.rl $50
Chicken Fox. au Ola .imc.. was al.
raIenod Boz police court ,o. having
caused 90 disturbance at d.. HON.
Ihursdag The "chi.kp. had uaf
finished o. term of $50 d,,a on fne
hill so thc judge save him o. nuo OBJ
fifty dollars and costs ami FIX Monfha
ou The hill
Bernard Wafsuich. suspicious poraon
took The count for ten DAYS. he nav.
iur been arrested by Ofu,.r Woris.
after boz bad g1re lnjo "a saes.. house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
CUPS DISPLAYED
handsome Prizes That Are in Dyson
Cigar store Window Will be
Awarded in Chicken Show.

Sixteen handsome silver loving
cups h a will be awarded the prize
winners in the coming poultry show
are now on display in the window of
the james +. Dyson cigar store. The
SHOW will open on January % and
Will continue up to and including the
29th.
The cups on display are:
Dollar Savings Bank cup-To be
awarded for the best genera display
of birds.
w. +. stone cup-ror best display
of White Wyandottes.
Gutman. Gibson Il Mcconnell cup
For best display of Rocks.
Security Trust Company cup-For
best display of Rhode Island Reds.
West Virginia State Fair cup-For
bast female bird.
w. j. Lukens Company-For best
display OF light Bantams.
Wheeling Board of Trade cup-For
best male bird.
Charles y. Hancher cup-Best dis.
play of Dark Cornishes.
state Bank Of Elm Grove cup-Best
display of Rhode Island Reds.
] Bank of the Ohio Valley cup-Best
display of Orpiugtons.
City Bank of Wheeling cup-For
best display Of exhibition and pit
games.
First National Bank OF Elm Grove
cup-Best display Of Anconas.
Booth & Mcdonnell cup-Best dis
play Of game Banisms.
The Telegraph cup-Ecst display of
Brown L~eghorns.
Elm Grove Milling Company CUP
Best display OF ornamental Hqntams.
y + Morgan Company -up-Rest
display OF Wyaudottcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

tragedies for the month OF January
follow.
Steamer Harry Dean. boiler explod.
cd at G~allipolis Jan. q. 1865. five per.
sons killed.
Carrie Brooks sunk by ice flow Jan.
4. 1874
Steamer Hope sunk al Now Mar.
%tinsville. Jan. 9. 1873. eight injured
Steamer Telephone sunk at Park.
orsburg. Jan. @. 1855.
Steamer Ella sinks tow Of coal AZ
BcllaIrc. Jan. 9. 1sj.
Ferry boat Charleston sunk al
Wheeling Jan 20. 1s4f.
The towboaf Ark hifs BcIIaire
bridge Jan 90. 1905. Loss $4,000.
Steamer Lexington sinks ON Kama.
wha river while racing with anOthr
steamer January TO-. 1900.
Steamer KsraWha. total lose. hit
pier at parkersburr. January g.. 1916.
Thought sixteen lives lost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
JANUARY HOODOO
MONTH FOR BOATS
HISTORY FOR PAST FIFTY YEARS
SHOWS FIRST MONTH IS
DISASTROUS.
Recent Sinking Of Steamer Kansuhs
Was Greatest Ohio River Disaster
on Record.

January. the first Of tho year.
according to rivermon. bias for
the past fifty years been the most 1is-
astrous 10 river craft OF any month
~ Tho year. The sinking of tho Kan.
awha some days ago has lead river
mon To- go into the records and com.
pile a Jet Of the steamers G af nave
been Loot ln thls month.
According 20 an reports. there have
been other bad accironfs ON fho river.
but mono ~ them a. disastrous as
Tho kanawha a few ~ tho river