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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
BAKER CALLS ON
FAMILY PHYSICIAN
Secretary of War Goes to Bedside Of
DR.. L. o., Wilson-Bygonc Days Are
g. Recalled

You mus. "Xrus" M, gentlemen.
said Secretary Of War I;;,k"r yesterday
after talking with friends in tn" fed
cTHl court ChnEib"r. II amn going a"r"SS
tn" way [" spend n li,tl" Will" with Am
old and dear friend -! mine and our
family"
He slipped ON his uycrrnat. and. ac-
cmmpani"d by .ludG" Lnm"S w. Ewing.
he visited til" nom" of Dr l.. u. Wilson.
at lI32 GharIiuc street. Tn" Baker and
Wilson families are old friends.
There is it'll" local Incident in TN"
genial Sccr"iary's life that is not com
monty known. which came out E"Slrr-
day and YVES ;'ll a newspaper man ny
an old friend OF the I:ak"r family. lT.
Wilson brought MIR. l!akcr int" TINS
world and when il" was III his long
dresses and IateI' craving over the
floor in his HON" nj SHrilnSburs ilr'
Wilson gave him itttI" drops Of mcdi'
Cinc that took away the pains.
When told thai SECRETARY Baker was
10 visit Wheeling. nr. Wilson said that
he regretted that he could not meet him,
for h" is lying i'll III his home. When
Mr.. Baker was told this II" said. Ihrh
| am gniur ~ 81" him" It WAS a happy
meeting. and for nearly An hour IN:
Eerial official &a' a. tn" aged phE-
sicIan's b"d$ihr AMI talked with hini
about tho nld"n anh s"id"n days i.
MnriinShurg. I'r. Wilson asked about
many If his old friends in l;":kclcN
county. ana incId"r'all! recalled som"
nullslu incidents in III" borhOhd days
If Mr. fak"r, then happy barefoot
hoy. hut VIII" tnGaY i the sam" open
hearted. r,iEenia1 and happy man as he
Mas when . Sl!nburncl youth.
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after which use Il pure. Specially udhcr-
"ri re" puw der lik" lUudrr Pctulias or
tuudr" Fascination dc Tukauu. In
&idniN YOU will note tho Improvement.
bay hi day watch how the old. hardened.
c"arS". rough skin n-romcS ncw. fresh.
hayr helped il in the EiGh. Way To act
freely ana r"nrw It's youth. But don't
expect IN accomplish .ris with creams,
SOAPS ii" lotions containing i large
amount OF free ai!.Hl! as it is only
question Of time when :h:S Will destroy
the d"liCai" %k;n tissues and completely
ruin Ia" complexion. You must use 4
rur" neutral specially prepared produce;
such rs Crrm" TnkIiuE RuScatcd. 10 re-
build tn" WORKOUT cells 81 AS Ia bring
back 4 true. Eirlish freshness and glow
ing luvulrCSS To the skin. If YOU have
bad wrinkles. get u box Of Japanese Ic"
Pencils from your. druggist and use
them in connection with III" cream. and
you Car get quick action on the deepest
wrinkles. no matter nj how long stand
ing. NIL" Simunr March,. the great
Paris beauty expert. originated the
ahov" method and won two International
beauty Prizes She is $" positive that
il Viii enable any wniilan between thirty
ana sixty t. quickly make herself look
from Ave To- Hfl'"rt TrarS younger that
Ghe personally guarantees success in
eyer" case or will refund the amount
paid for any prnduciS she recommends.
rriviicd you take your dealers receipt
nj the time You make your purchase.
Her American address is Smnnr MareiN.
- West 22nG Street. New York. Most
any good d.ugrist-or department store in
This city Banr'S DRUG Store. Stone e
Thomas c. II. Gricst e. Co. HoEe-naviS
Co, john Coleman Co, Geo. NJ Shook
Go viii supply yuE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
OHIO REACHED
CREST AT 34.6
HIGHEST POINT WAS ESASh-O
HERE YESTERDAY moEN1N1
AT 4 O'CLOCK.
water In Benwood Subway sui
vents Through Service between
Monndsyille and Wheeling.

L.nr ,hc second ti.u' sh;S year. " nee
;nr has narrowly ESCAPED :, 1000 W." 49,
the crest OF the riS.' III tnf 'tN
waS reached yesterday MOI tt"N
o'clock al ;h, lo.'a! wharf. WIN Il
If a. feet and inches. tn" crts, 81
tho previous high water. JaH"''E "
WAS 80 feet IacheS.
7,b. fall Is so slow ;Ea; It is scarce!
,;r,,t The waters commenced I"
rs.ed, a; y o'clock yesterday morning.
ar rho Warwood dam. where StHSt -.
% Z feet was reached AID al mi""'S"t
a stage Of 3l.t feet was rrStS':vE" :.
fall OF n.ne-trn;h% o. Il '"Ht !" -,
hours. The stage at the wharf oo'A' 1t
mlda;rht Was 80 teei iHcneS'
n.oor,S from Pittsburgh say Una.
hnth rivers are falling rapidly an" thsl'
- IL no danger Of :, second rise
which II was thought would De cause"
hy: tha snow and rainfall on the nr"tS %
rho heavy raiuS which swept tn' Hto''"'
rahela valley Saturday and SUNDAY
The Wheeling district eNner!'"ceu nu.
fttIs discomfort in the present mgr
at.r Easements O residences ana
hnsin.ss houses in low-lylng sections
were flooded with 4 tew zee; OF va,
hrt no damage % consequence mas pee"
reported. r;,.;siors
OF the Wheeling Traction C"Elpaa! ~,
SIN held held -; p RSnwrcd Last nish, at
,nidniyht there WAS ten iHcheS OF W.
in the subway. and unless the '1'
faster than X has he"n during the ga;
officials say that traffic w:tt De "e'"
up until possibly noon to-day; 49,,
Train service AZ West nc'l'hs W.
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad lines be-
,uean Rridrarnrt and Rrllairs. was IN
1errun.ed Yesterday morning early u"
account OF the high water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
Wheeling Man Dies
Suddenly In WarWOOd
JAMES e. SUTTON IS STRICKEN
LATE YESTERDAY WHILE
ON CAR.

James e Sutton. aged IS. Of seven,
,eeuth street Wheeling. was taken III
while in Warwood yesterday evening
about s O'Clock and boarding Il north
hound car Al Fifth street died before
the car reached Eighth street, Warw"od.
Mr.. Sutton. who lives with his haugh-
ter. Mrs l.. e. FcidmRnn, ot l6G Seven
teca;h street Wheeling. and was en-
ploycd by the Warw"od Tool Company,
left his HON" yesterday afternoon t"
make a visit TO Dr. W. s. Webb. who
has been treating him for AN Illness OF
the paSt week. and after Cnn%ultlnr III"
doctor, had taken f. car for Wheeling.
|, is supposed he decided To get off IL
Fifth street to see his brother. George
H. Sutton. street commissioner. VII"
was working near there. and becoming
very ill., took the next ear unfth, prob
ably intending to return 10 the doctors
office After being seated in tho ear Il
hemorrhagc cnsucd. probably caused h.
n lesion OF the heart. and tho car Mas
stopped at pr. WaldenS. but death fol-
lowed before the physician could give
any aid.
At the order or Coroner T.. g. Hobbs.
An autopsy was held in tn" R"rtGchy
undertaking parlors III Wheeling iaE'
night by Doctors John T.. Mar@churr.
", S Webb and Carl .Elfcrt. with til"
discovery that death resulted from u
pulmonary hcmnIrhagc.
The body WAS later removed 10 the
home Of the daughter. Funeral arrange
,reuts are incuinplctcl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
BETHANY WILL HAVE
a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.

J. BETHANY. W. VA. March l4..-Tnr
Bethany Printing company, recently nr-
Sant2"d. has been granted Il certificate
Of incorrura ton. according tn announce
mcnt received here today from Secretary
of State Houston &. Young ut Charles
ton. The company has been ORGANIZED
Ia publish The bethany Col"E!an." It
will h" issued weekly. Hcv. :. :. Lap
PIN. In charge at the extension dcpar!-
incnt Of bethany college. and formerly
one Of the editors Of Tho "Christ!an
Standard. has been selected as manHE-
Ing editor "f the now publication.
The company is capitalized at $4,000
atcrS: nr. r. f.. Cranhlctt. president (
Bethany college; G.. q. Doak. 4. e. Work,
man, &. g. cole. pr " r. Booker. E"v
:. :. 'Luppin uni f.. Leo Perry VI Beth
any. and i. ". Yoho Of Huntington.
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,,or,,rsburc. where hc attended the an
,nI Convention u: In" Nest Virginia
association Of Credit mcn. ~,
ur. l.. i. Wilson continues III ~ ~
.-hnn1ine street home. He is suffering
with u severe attack or Ia Hrippe.
james McCulloEn. surSf!hNerlHnt ""
rcnpsvivnniu railroad lines west ~
pittsburgh. was in the city yesterday at
inndinr The nitrate plant board meeting
and left later In the evening lor MS
hcaduuartcrS in Pittsburgh.
coral weeks nj Webster Springs.
Edward w Hazlctt returned Tuesday
from an extended stay at Winter PARK
fla. Mrs. Hazlctt will remain in WINTER
.Parl; q few weeks.
Hon, Henry a. Nolle. assistant nttor-
uev general for the state OF West Nir-
t,inin. returned to Charlestown last
night after spending few days III TINS
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HOME WITH WIFE
Bill De Asio. Alleged Abductor. May
Face Federal White
Slavery Charge.

Nick Curella. east Wheeling italian.
returned last night from Austin. y. j..
with mis- l7:yrar-nld wife. who, CurrIIa
charges. was abducted from her home,
dontac a baby girl. Il I"w weeks ago.
Bill De Asin. the Italian who Is
alleged 10 have abducted her. and i'll
whose company she was found in the
New Jersey Town, is being held ~
Austin Today, Attorney John i. VII,
son, special agent 0T The United
States department Of Justice, will in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
GERMANS PLOTTING
FOR AN UPRISING

FL. PASO. Ten. March Ii:-AddItioha'
confirmation was received by arm! VI
,;,,.rs ,f ibr nrT,.r made. ia the CarranZa
officials i'm ChihuaEua City 10 raise
regiment Of German rcser"ists and other
German residents in event OF war o."
GERMANY. and Mexico became involved.
This offer. according To later m ornt-
ton which was br"u ght from Chihuahua
city today. was m:tlc less than ten days
ago 10 high CnrranZa officials The oiter
wfs made after a banquet Il; which Am,
orleans were said to have henn abused
and tuasts drunk TO The future 1rlend-
shin of Mexico hnd Germany.
Four German officers are known 10 D.:
with Francisco Villa at the present
limo according to confidential informa-
ton received here. The whereabouts III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
RIB ON CHEST
BREAK 4 COLD
"NIUS-TUR PEP"

Mus-Tur-Pep is Greasiess, VanIsnes
When Rubbed in and WIN NOT Soil
The Linen
II you want pleasant surprise,
Surely &c, L sra;;ll Jar of M > ! ~
PEP" o; your druggist today. Just
rub II in and away goes your Aches
and Pains. Colds. Congestion or any
inflammation.
You'll Like Mus-Tur-Pep
BE GA U S e
1T is GreaselesS
o-Tanishes wnsr rubbed i'll.
S-Doesu't Sol! The Linen.
HAS 1t pleaSaE. Udor.
5-Will Not Turn -->sncId.
"MCS-TUR-PEP is top-notcher
and il is the only mustard preparation
OF a vanishing character. All " he"l-
ling druggists sell, recommend ana
guarantee MIS-, = n-PEP". Get q
small jar today-Eou may need it to-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
DECLARE STRIKE
WOULD Be TREASON

NEW YORK. Mar. l4.-~RcSoluliOnS
were adopted. here Today by the board
of trustees of the American Defense
society stating that iii view Of the in
tcrnariunal situation Il widespread
railway strike would inevitably re-
sui, in appalling consequences to the
nation" and would so delay supplies
and munitions as 10 prove in truth i
direct blow to our own naval and mill
Iary arm" Such result. il vas de-
clarrd. could b. characr "rizen only
as treason TO The United States. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

Transforms a Wrin1ed aged looking complexion into
fresh glowing loneliness with Creme Tokalon Roseated
entirely different from any other cream.

Many a.. wrin-
klc q. II ulln "
checked. faded
looking woman
" hu. after count
loss vain trials
wit h . u = :.
creams and trent
mcnts. had given
up all hope ri
ever rrCuinluS
her you tn + u
charm has mad"
herself beautiful
with every sign
q! wrinkles and
complexion D!Hil-
iShrS x - n e By
means Of III" fol-
! uw ing French
b " aut! recipe.
Arc YOU NJ brAli-
tifNl - II Il a.
youthful looking
rs you should b" :
If nn;, you ow"
Il /" yourself
ard 90 those vino
ear" MOST T rr
y"u /" APPEAR at
your b"St. Max"
this test tonight.
/. q - X ~ yuur-
face in ibr mir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

Villa himself ! remains mystery al
though the main body Of his troops was
rruortcd to haze been in the vicinity OF
Rosario, Durnngo. Monday.
Government Officials have heard that
secret agents are ut work among the
Mexican labot.crs in Arizona. New
Mexico and California spreading anti
Amcricanism in efforts to induce them
TO return to MsNicO.
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cAR1AlM::eELt ASSIGNED.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March IA.
Captain A. p. Bell. of Fairmont, a.
member of the First West Virginia in
fantry.s recenfllX detailed for service
on the Mexics;a border with the regu-
lar army, has been assigned to A COM
pany. SixteeAlh United States in.
fantry.
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would also discredit organized LABOR
The resolution said.

Joseph Harlisan, commissioner OF
weights and measures of this CITY, TO-
night made an appointment. TO meet
the four brotherhood chiefs tomor-
row. to attempt to persuade them to
cooperate with the railroads IN Keep
ing food trains running into New YORK
in case OF Il strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

Within ten minutes s-,er an apll
cation of Danderine you can not find Y
single trace Of dandruff or falling hair
and YOUR scalp will not itch. bur what
will please you most will be after few
weeks use when you see new hair. line
ard downy at flrst-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
b!ss tho beauty of your hair. No dit
ference how dull. Faded, brittle and
sccaGgy. just moiSlen l cloth with Dan
Gerine and carefully draw it through
ranr hair. taking one small strand a.
L tine. The effect IS a@aZIng-yOur
hair will DO light, fluffy and wary. and
nave an appearance Of abundance; an
ircompara0le lustre. softness and lux
rriance
Get q IS cent bottle Of Knowlton's
panLcr!ne from any drug store Or
toilet counter. aud prove that your halr
* as pretty and soft as any--thdt Il
n;,S been neglected or injured by care
less Observation-Disclosures ali--you surely
ran have beautiful hair and lots OF II
If you will just try little panderine.
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xean Ycur Bowels Regular.
Duchess Of C9nnaught
Dies From Pneumonia

LpNlrpN. Ma".'f' -. 60! p, tt ne
death = ~" Duchess ~ '"h'""S"'
annGt:;.r"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

tervirw Tho young woman with The
purpose OF determining il white Slay-
cry proceedings should be Instituted
against De ASiO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15

'or. ''nd'r bright iii,hi. and see II
sou hay" rruWSf""t or pouches around
ii" 'i"S. deep lines ur burrows In thu.
forehead or about the mouth. enlarged
pores. h!a"k!r'ndS. ct coarse. m"tilcd
CCmnl"Ni"n Then wash Toul face IN
clear. warm water and rub in tea
spoonful nf Creme Toknlon Rnsentcd.
which you ran obtain from any drug
Eist. In tn" morning wash the face
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
To Prevent The Grip


Colds cauS. Grip---L.aHativc HrOmO Qui-
nine removes cause. There is only ore
"Bromo Quinine." l.. W. GROVES sig
nature on box csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
DIR. PAYNE TO LEAVE.

Head Of the Local Animal Industry
Bureau Tr.nsferred to Colorado.
DR.. c. H. Eayne. for the past Is
months the efficient head of the; local
office of the federal animal industry
bureau, will l$ave shortly for Denver,
Col, to which5city he has been trans
ferred and Wllch carries with. 1T a
promotion. Dr.. Payne's successor has
not been madE known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-15
UNDER FORTY FEET
FOR PARKERSBURG

HNEk Ti:Si;l !;i. ". Va. March IL
HiV"rmeu tonight SAID hat III" crest "r
IN" Dhir rivers rIs" at l':IrkCrSburg will
tr slightly less than forty feet. Il star
"Xi'""t"d /" "aU$" C"mfHraliv"l? slight
dnIuage. and not IL interior" with mnnu-
featuring plants. REPORTS from prints
up tn" river and w";i her rnniii logs
were taken ~ indicate" that tn" river
here "!lt lac falling ;umnrrnw.
rITTSHi'EGlI. March Il.-AI danger
from floods III The Pitts burrh district
WAS declared 4" hay passed hy Weather
FUrecaSjrr i'ruuywilr tuuiGhi. Although
nearly half AN inci OF rain fell hero
early today. both III" Mnuuugnhcln and
Allegheny rivers c"ntim"cd to fall l'rr-
diCtIurS Of clear weather and cont ininsi
drrrcdS" IN the river STAGES w"rr made.
Th" government gauge It; III" Point
Bridge registered -" feet ~ nine
o'clock tonight.
POINT PLEASANT. ". Va March
ll.---Thc Ohio river reached a Stage OF
- feet here ut noon today and was
rising ut the rat" uI - feet an hour. :
stage NJ h"l %""u is and :" fc"t wa~
predicted. Th" kannwhI river is fall
ing a.; far down a$ Winfield, reports. IN
Dictated.
cINCINEATl o.. March 1.-THE
ohio river PASSED III" flood stage al 20
feet during the morning and at . u. III.
Registered 81 feet Weather for"cnsler
p"vcrcauX III his morning statement
ImdHy announced THAI Il stage nr between
~ and SIS fee; would be- Reached Hc'uc-
tim" tomorrow. There is practically nn
suffering AS Yet. hut a stag" Of 30 ic:l
will inirrfcr" with street car service
ON several routes. particular! on the
lines running "a Kentucky.
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been planted quite recently, and found
to grow! =
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Honolulu Stock. Exchange

Monday May z.
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REPORT
: FIGURES SPEAK

depreciation OF what Pa.azaa Settle.
Elcnt workers arc doing for the city
may be- had by cursoEy inspection or
tie following report ef activities for
the month q April: - { ERE {
In the Baby Welfare work. q new
department since the first OF The sear.
- tables we're. treated during the
EiCEIh OF these 81 were new cases
End ~ Old. -Four babies were scored
sHd IL placed en- formula. There were
IS new visits TO homes and 30 TO
those which had been visited befors.
Figures talk In the following gen.
e!ai report. New patients, 452: total
eases treated, Ifs3; nurse calls, S23
s&cial calls. 1855 total treatments,
II, 4s3; sent &c doctor. 121; sent 70 hes
pitfalls, IS; medical dIspensatiOns. 444:
positive tEbeseuiar cases discovered, z
There We're II nationalities and race
( mbinattOHs benefited, where, again.
Eumbsrs speak stronger than words
Tue S~ede and the Australian were
the least numerous In the report with
only one case each reported. =. E..
Portuguese came first in the NUM-
Der benefited with I0s: Japanese sec!
end with 81: Hawaiians, 81: Chinese,
IS; Porto Ricans, 3d. .Filipinos and
Koreans, &c each; Spanish, %.
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LISTED SHARES
BECOAE ACTIVE

Sa'es Of iisie4 'sto :ks today reached
ain.c.t 2nf:o shares apsides bend sales
CT NEE tss&n 50, 0Ge. Little eaanse
:E 9afcs sftsts.si tie creates. activity
10 re aeeii IN i number Of days Tae
fpss kat wss fisF to strong ali the way
sihaohsH the list FOND sales were.
sc Territorial Is at I00l-4 and s2aI0tld
San CariCs "a &; Ia Prices Ct stocks
on sales were .O!aa l43-+. Mcbride
10 ?. WaiaIua 81 Il. Hawaiian Core.
meFc.as "4S -. fAiuneet 81 IS airi
81 -PaLEng ra and Erew cry Is.
Mineral Products recovered from
its Saturday mUra.nG losses and sold
fram IS cents "a. u - cents at which
flgaIe it was in fair demand and 1855
xharas were t4GEn. Engels CGppar
was S. Oil T., MADEIRA 80 cents and
Mountain King sold at IL and then
beck 10 40. Montana Bingham was
quoted 39aI4 10 cents.
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MOTHER OF NAVY MAN
HERE DIES IN BR0okLY

Mrs. Margaret Jane Woods Hau.
stein, Of 44S De Kalb avenue, Brook.
gn, N. Y, member of the De Ralb
Avenue NJ. E. Church, died en- Satur.
day April Il, from apoplexy. Her
funeral services this evening will be
ccnducte1 by the Rev. DR.. W. w. w.
Wilson, and the interinent tomorrow
will be In the Lutheran Cemetery.
Mrs: Haustein was born in England.
She Is survived by sons, Thomas
a chief gunner's nate in the United
States Navy attached to the sIsna.
fir1e, division. Pearl Harbor, and VII.
liam; two daughters, Mrs. Agnes Har.
riscn and Mrs Daisy. Delaney, and one
grandehild. BROOKLYN Eagle
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PURCHASES BIZ R|TTIEERs
REBuCEpEnAkD ABB fRItE DROPS

TGcsdss'. = Zen iins,ci aiYanaed their
| price % * b4s and act'epted srHe
hns.nes =. principally from maniac,
/ tursrs wtla wtTc badly in need 81
Bdgar. keieTGI entered he marker
at s.Shn. AMI IfteI accepting quite
scTse ba5.hess ~ IiItA pIise, again
|: sritAGfe, 80. -
a'ond ii0ns we1e about unchanged
tJCn fle.sd3y, vita, American quoting
T.5Dc uHdr. the same restrictions as
faEmerl, ,7and the other refiners prae.
tieaiiy Withdrawn, and there in moth
ing fatit..er 10 report as We go Ia. press
To-Day. s...zz: - r g., = - s..
certain gta5eg of a5ft sugars in
harreis and bags are obta:Hahle from
/ AIbaa..ss.a sst ste BaSll. & -~~-.
There Is ,iitis improvement in shiR,
finiE, delays being anywhere from one
to four weeks. 1he Federal quotes -
days en- most grades.
Export susaf has been difficult -
bay during the wees, and as we so to
press II Is doubtful II any large guam
tity could be obIa ned even at presen:
nominal qaotaiien ct 7y59c, net cash
in bond. $780,.
. Our Cuba cable gives the froduc,
ton Of the entire Island 10 March
31st as I,5GS,0s5 tons. April 8. 1917
we had estimated the production to
March, 31st as 1882 tons, being
conservative in our estimate prefer.
ring 10 be under, rather than over it,
out fig4res, but nevertheless cur
estimate was remarkably close, cover,
ing as II did the period of seven
weeks production, with six ports fig
ures the only complete ones on which
10 work, II is interesting to note that
the insilrfecticnary movements have
so far subaided to- allow complete
figures to be assembled from all ports
for the month"; The production for
lfhe month sof March was about sos !.
TT tens, againEt actual production Of.
6S5.ls tons In March, 1916. II the
same amount OF sugar Is made IN
Cuba from April ,1st to the end of the.
crop as was made in corresponding
period last year. Inc crop this year
iwoald outturn 2,770,G7s tons. Taxing.
1915 production, April LIST to end of
crop, present crop would figure 1881,
925 tons. 1t is too early yet to say
whether or no. present crop produc.
ton will exceed or be less than that
OF the two former years during this
period.
Msssrs. Guma Meier however, est
mate that the final outturn of the
1861 Cuba will be less than 100,
COO tons
The Porto Rico estimate of 1851
crop IS revised, at 430,145 tons,
against March 9Th figures Of 100000
tons and early estimate Of 450, 0O6 tons