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Evening journal., 1918-03-05
WHY DO THEY DO IT?

Yknow Hank
There are a lOt
~ goofs on this
Chunk Of real estate
Who have funny
Ways .of amusinc
Themselves. some
Use up the time
on q ukclele
ind others keep
Tab on movie
Actors and actresses
Like the old
Fashioned baseball
Fans who knew
All about every
Ball player and
Ills uncle. Well.
A. the bottom OF
This list is a
Rummy who has
saydust upholsiegins
Up over The eyebrows
We think he's
Relation 20 tho
Flhort who tried
To catch the wind
ln o net-you've
Got samples Of his
pastime. Hos
The feather-b~alnod
Simp who h0res
Holes IN iitneys
And dimes.
GRRRR! d
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
MASONS TO HONOR
MEN in SERVICE

Lafayette Lodge Of Masons will un-
furl a service ilag IN honor Of It's MEM
bers who haye gone 20 war at rs meet
Ing tonight George B. Hynsou. grand
master OF Delaware. will participate IN
the nag unfurling ceremonies.
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
At MOTHERS FUNERAL.

Joseph NJ Bateman. athletic instruc-
tor OF this city, has returned from
Washington, where he attended the fu-
neral OF his mother Mrs. Annie E. Bate
man who died Wednesday Of last week
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
ey The United Press.

9y The United Press.
PARIS, March 5--American forces re-
pulsed a German surprise attack In The
Lorraine region and took some prison
ers. The French war once announced
today
BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. March 5-Forty-ihree
American soldiers had been killed in
action IN rance at the end OF March
2. while 252 had been wounded and 35
captured OF missing. according 20 War
Department information.
By The United Press.
LONDON. March 5--Australian troops
conducted another successful raid In
the vicinity Of Warneton last night,
taking several prisoners and two ma
chine guns. Field Marshal Haig report
| cd today.
In the same noighborhood the enemy
attacked a British post and was re-
Evening journal., 1918-03-05

Excellent boarding places viii be
found in the want ads for the corning
week Agents, canvassers and ca les
people will do well 20 Keep In daily
tou-h with the want ads.
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
SNOW COMES AFTER
SPRING-LIKE DAY

Following q spring-lke day. VIII
mlngton experienced snow and rain for
awhile last nipht. and got back 20
spring temperature again today.
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
AMERICANS REPULSE HUN
ATTACK OUTSIDE LORRAINE

pulsed after sharp lighting. South OF
S Quentin British pat OILS took several
prisoners yesterday afternoon.
BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. March 5--The Persian
cabinet h. resigned, says a q sage
from Toheran today This actio1 has
no bearing on the general International
situation. 10 was said
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
7 freshmen.
Sophomore.
Goals

Substitutlons-Anderson for Aikens.
Young for AttiX. A. Barnard for Horty.
J. Wilson for Pierson. Mcconnell for
Graves, Olcott for Gordy. O'Nenl for
Olcott. Fouls committed-Freshmen.
i3 sophomores. IS. Referee-Msrston.
Timekeeper-E. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1918-03-05

Agents, commission men and bond
salesmen should study the Want Ads
for new opportunities during the COM
Inc week
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
.FTEn I'NCIE SAWS PLACE

one applicant for the position OF
stenographer in the L. 5. Departmental
Service took the Civil Service exami-
nation at the postofilce today.
Evening journal., 1918-03-05
Junior
Goals
Senior
Coal
Totals

substliutions-Catts for NJ. Wilson
Mcmillan for Downing. Fouls COM
mitted--Juniors. Q; seniors. 10. Referee
Carter. Timekeeper-E. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1918-03-05

Metal workers. jewelers. and mechan-
ics are under a benencent ruling Of the
planets and the Want Ads viii brins
good results during the coming two
weeks.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

HernanIrx. Harry IT.. Huntington, y.
Murdoch. Clarence T.. Hartford. Cnn.
IIaK". Justin W. Viola, WIS.
IfunErwcll. HlIlmln l.. White Plains
Mrrhanir: -.
Muss-r, Leon. Lancaster. Pa. g..
Private: A.
rilihrrtu. Frank. Edge HILL Pa
NiirUrr. Frank LEO. Sharon. ia.
\lNdur:, I:uSro. Charles. Lancaster
wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Lieutenant:
camp. Ear! r. Chicamausa. Ca
Davis. James A.. Washington; -; -
i.im"han. Robert T.. Ne" oTK ~,
M"rrrv,.nthcr. Thomas ~, fh'iadei-
''' T.I >~a $. saxrons River. VI.
Younger. Raleigh. Columbia tho state
gIvcu.D t,;,r
Srrg'.Lni:
Bro"mhall. HERMAN Y. Som"rron @.
a:.b;nw Gordon L.. Philadelphia Pa
Kirk. John H.. philadelphia, Pa.
strain. Joseph W. Philadelphia IA
cooks: -.
roth. Mic. C.. South Allentown "a,
rleh"rIy, Patrick J.. Mount Alton pa.
HOFFMAN. Homer, Whitney. "a
Jones, otis Montgomery, Couch W.
VI. ,,,; p.
Fti.sel. Herman A.. philadelphia "a
Naru,a, Antonio. Delltown. ~.
SeppounI, Domiuick. Mildred. ~,
Stump, Thomas, Exchange, W. w
Trump. Harvey F.. AllcntoWn' Ia
Missing In Action. .,
U-.hs,rr Daniel Conway. Ihila-
G"inhja , y,
L'ulI,n Arthur W. iohnstowh. fi'
Slightly wounded
Syivis. william NJ. Philadelphia Ia
SNYDER. Ira Ra rhurtnwn. q.
puwrlSun, Cli,ri; g.. puIu"sn" III
Private: :. ,,;,-.,,,. p,
KIM lohu George. Sh"na ndoah. "a
Missing IN Action.
Krarnvy. Thomas J.. Memphis Ienn'.
Murphy. Max. Lima. @.
Corporal ,,n,,,rb;, pa
Al:r,u.h. Oliver J.. Rln"'n;nEhurE' -.
,:,,s,,rry., PatricN j.. Warren. y.
Luskry. william H.. toluIuhas ~. ~
Nulit::rr. James T.. Fhiladti3hla' d
Darnur~rri James H.. JnhnS'own' l d
L'rcrh George w. lfam!lto on: Md;
iIarv"v. James f.. Philadelphia. Pa
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-.IIogS rrr"irts
6.ron: market closing 75c /" $ l.%0. h'Ea-
,r than Saturdays general trnd". Butch
srs ,SlS"5mlS7n; light sl7.AjV nd:
packing 'i;;'N'H 800 rouShS Sl%.9r 70
iG.75: pigs Gh0d. I" choice >ii.1H n ii."".
Cattle. r"ceIpts 81 900: rn.'rkr! ~ ma
tive. and WESTERN steers acur" E"si.|
25S'sha;hrr; good butcher stock Strah$' !"
strong; others. cnnnrrS and calves
steady E""f cattle: good. ch"ic" and
PRIMO :,5.I34 lH.71; common and M
dium SH.T:u 15.7:,: butcher stock. cows
and hcirrrS $665 a Il.eU. Gamers and
cutters $5.6i a. G.GJ. stnck@r> and trrdcTs,
good choice and fancy $l.20 q l2.I": IN
fcrior. common and medium $..3nM lN."n;
veal calves. gord anh rh"l"" $iG.nnW IT,
50: Western range; beef steers $l4.2""d
IL 50; COWS and h~ifcrS SS.aHi; ESQ.
sheep. receipts 2H,r"". market mostly
2hr higher. Minnesota nat!v" lambs
topped AZ Si6.GI. w"thrrS. hS; f"d 81;
lanIl,s. ch0rrr aud rri,n" Sl6.@I q li.1":
medium ami good EI+75', 1861; culls
50 jnW!3.25; owes. "lr'r" AMI priIu"
s1O."aM 10 80: mediums and E'""! $?.0ufi
lp95; rullS 81 n q 30.
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CONF US|ON IN
STOCK NARkE 7

NEW YORK. Oct @s-rha "ery con-
tGs:nG tendencies ''l't:.li"st'i ny 20
DAYS ac,iy, xtr,k rrn;H": lacked piaus-
tbia exclamation on ,,.y ground Other
.ha, c1Istlnr uncertainties ut HON" and
abroad
War news wa. ass!n almost wholly
favorable - tn. p"ace group. but do
nestle prli:'-a! news impaired n tinsc
~ o4ss!uisrn which tound IL outlet ~
rr."-.n..;cn: selling FOR 10" short a>-
ruGni
,rsrn.L ,hs broad opening. hu; much NJ
.hia VAS diSStpated h~torA The rNu.ra-
-.cn o. tho first hour. largely aS :. rr-
>,l;i {. :hr further spectacular course
o.: certain speclaltics.
chief among these was MEXICAN Pc
:-oievpl. which advance liz points. r..
Gctcd 20 points and closed st II ghlu 81
~. points. Related shares. inc!udinr
Royal Dutch and Texas Company. w:E':
siso erFaue within more '"| ,d"Tnrs
proved susceptible 70 pressure.
The course OF United States Steel
continued TO puzzle traders VII" eNpa't
cd an/npward movement "f that stock
preliminary 20 tn-norrow'S quarterly
statement. Steel registered a fractional;
gain AZ the outset. declined Almost >
points and rccnd"d -; /" loss OF almost
points war shares making virtually no
recovery from their loss q I" S7
points.
More stability was display by rails
and copperS. th~ latter denoung CONT
dent accumulation. though yielding S"ine
cr .hesr gains az the heaT% close. safes
ernuunt~d 70 e.j.n0h shares.
Returns submitted by railroads "pe1-
st;nr in Western and southwestern sec
lions were highly encouraging ana
trade reports from those territories were
II an opt:nristic character
Bonds were irregular. Liberty "a
hardening after sa-ly recesS!"nS, Tor
tiSn Issues stAadytnk. TnIa! sales (paE
valued aggregated s'.s5N.nnn ol6
tinted States bonds were unchanged
call
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MANNINGTON

Cna-l,.s Iahcw died Of pneumonia al
his hm;n,. ON Campbrll's Fun. yesterday
H.. wHs married ana i"hNeS !, t.,'' I:o,b
Word wns received her" or IN" oenth
az charles Moor" AZ camp Ice. ~
,,,s.i was Il son Of Mr.. ana MTS. = pIa-
hnn, Mare, residing ON HnuGh street.
The remains will y" brought mere III
burial. ,,,ood tho W
l,.ihy building on Water street Con-
sidrrntion is given as Slt.3e". :;
Win. Hnu ght is business risitor i"
PITTSBURGH. .,.; ., l,cr
hnync on Fl"nsan; street ;,h
Mrs John r. IIuskrS is down with
III" rnflu"uHH. h,s;,,s
,isjI,I- in Wh"rlinG yesterday.
r. \. Ward j.. moving MS lan'il! "
n W,ss I.rrtia Ryan is recovering from
an attack nf the FLU. g..
Mrs 3ngi" Charlton - visiting her
sister, Mrs Harry Werner in "herttiik.
Mrs. James tiunr, llNsnE ON uIlal"
ron,1 j.: reported seriously I'll with IN
fiu.nza. ,u., rceks
r. NJ. l.nugh is "ut after TWO "'eNS
illness with Influenza. GAS
card received 10y his parents yes
,orL,y ,ntruUnrcS the sal" ARRIVAL OF
Lieut., Harry j. Anderson in france;
I'itv ,Hlrrk Archie HaakinS IS latc
N Eurt - taking advantage OF the
,.,ns;n NJ nrIjrr To- improve his mutton pic
r,p:,'i hN,,sa
;rrr h'"Sr' L,..,, Inns returned from 4
,,u.irnss visit in Washington. j.; =.
ouI w X Esa,,y Of Vand,lia. H.. has ar
rM," VI W.. M " = unu...
,,an, ". + l'r,rrS. signal officer nj
.hr l:ui,cr.iry training school "a; Nor
.,.own vas {, business visitor her"
Ills week.
Nv ", II. Shrnw"ll and James ,Maurin.
Of Inc Blarkshrre 90! &C.. ar, BUSINESS
MI ", ;;nmrrr hopkins l"f; This morning
for Mt. clemens, M!r!I. where he Will
.nnrJ some lime,
Sp,.." S" ,'H,.,, -, Mr. and iIrs. James
sandy di~I Of Influenza a, their HON.
on HineanAn Saturday morning. their
La Jn,,ha' coming two hours apart. Three
" ,hn ~ members Of the family are down
Win Win The disease.
While III" local Influenza situation
continues 10 improve. there M" f9%
ncw asses reported DAT" and muir
her Of pneumonia cases sun hf''"
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E M NJ A. N U 8


i'll. Mr.. Huff left Thursday evening for
GloverSvillc. Word WAS received Fri
DAY that Frank died Thursday evening.
Mrs. Huff mas been in Glorcrsrille FOR
the past three weeks.
John +. Shry. candidate for county
commissioner, was a business visitor In
town Monday.
Ira Randolph. Of Camp Sherman. Wis
tied wTth friends in town this week.
n pickersOn has Ru,Tfs sin s,t the Dr.
! !. = Holloway is closing out his
stock IL shoes and furnishings. Present
location is in tho basement OF the
Christian church.
per cent to the Fourth Liberty Loan
The Rosemary heSGed the list with
sl,,?"": Msssil'on Belmont Belmont; So SiG95e;
! N"nn"n mine $3.50: Holl4Way Coa 60:
sG5. 75n. and the amount subscribed was
DR.. r. J. Kirk wea a bustnes. visitor
in Wheeling few days this week
Mrs. Kate Cowen was shopping III
Wheeling Tuesday
Mrs. r. W. Kirk and Mrs. Alice Vance
w"r. Cadiz visitors Tuesday.
e. \. Sprck WIS business visitor In
s.. |Iair*vlll". Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meis:rr were
Bridgeport visitors Tuesday.
Ethel and Robert Meister, Of Bridge
port. visited with friends in town on
Thursday
j. " Mahar. Of Cleveland. was husi-
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
Howard Smith. Of Camp Sherman.
visited this week with his parents. Mr..
ard Mrs. 4. VI. Smith.
Roy f. Crabtree is visiting a. his
home in Oak FIill. o.
Mr and Mrs. G. p. Conrow and son,
Rollin. left Friday for Camp Sherman
to visit with ;heir son, Carleton.
~ y. Holloway. Of Bridgeport. wns
n business visitor n town Friday.
SIR. and Mrs. J. j. Caldwell. Of Akron
visited this week n; the home Of his
fnthrr. r. Is. Caldwell.
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LAST CHANCE FOR ~.
VOTERS TO REGISTER
All Arc Urged to Register To-day
Without Pau.

Tie ias: chanca to register Will be
To-Day and tomorrow. aSd any voter
overlooked by tho registrars heretofore
Gun appear Ht the board Of county COM
ni5s!o:ers' rooms. where the board will
s!t 20 register the Bcleted ones.
1oda: the board WILL SIT from 10
4. H. until noon; from p. m. until
u, NJ, and this evening from TO
O'Clock. Tomorrow the sittinSs will bs
from 10 n. IN. until noon. and from 7
un,!i 3 o'clock a. night.
Tho Republican county committee
urSra nil Republicans who have not
Registered to avail themselves OF this
opportunity and register today or to-
morrow. NJ this IS positively the last
chanua 20 become q legalized voter for
tho election November 5th-
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. oct :>---l!ult.r firm:
creamery higher than extras ISi. q a?r:
creamery extras or sc"rrD 5S". firSis
0d SIC: packing stock current maxi"
No >, 391.r
Egg firm: fresh gathered "Xtra~ hnm
Gle: fresh gathered regular packed
extra frStS - q a9c: DO flra:s 81 Il ""r:
state psunS! lvaEin and nearby western
hcnuery whites. Tim. :" fancy. IS T?2";
state. I'"nns ylvaula ami nearly h"nnery
browns c. a soc: d". gathered browns
and niNrd r"lurs ga Gle.
Cheese steady: stale. fresh. specials
3"i; rs 33c: do. nvcTaG" run - Is 80 '@C.
Live lmulrry weak: chickens &c:
fowls 2Sfi:.ur: old r"oSt"rs &c: turkeys
80 33c: dressed dull. hroil.'r:: 81 = tlr:
rhirkcmS ~ 'IS7r: fowls inH =" &c; old
ru">i "rS @,r nc: turkeys @HTi i@r.
Fkrur duh
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Open High Low. Close
WHEELING PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Now'r The Time to Buy Sweet Potatoes
And Cabbage-Orngues Due to
Drop Soon.

Buy your winters supply Of cal'h;tr"
and sweet POTATOES now. - IN" ;'dric" 81.
local J,ro"!uC" dealers. They are chnAp"r
At prccSrt than they Will b" ih,s year.
Sweet potatoes were quoted in the
Wheeling whoic$nl" mrrK't yesterday at
s31I AMI s. III" barrel whit" cahhls"
is lower now thai :"r som" tlin" 4
selling IT $!.2I TO $22I a hHrrrl:
Oranges ure way up. higher than eyer
known in this section. being quoted 49,
irrciuy ut Sl9 and $40 for box @: %y4.
Oranges ara due Tor e material drop this
week when large shipments Will h. 70
cc!ved from the Philirpin" islands. and
will he followed b. this years Florida
CROPS, and about December with cali
rornia oranges During tho ~"
"kanine' grape fruit IS selling we'll nnj
- cheap nj present, $3.50 mi Sc It's" noT.
so cents cheaper than last week. Only
home grown green hnans ar" in III" mar
krt At present. ns ar" tomatoes. Tn"
farmers are selling direct 10 II" r"iaE
crs Beans were quoted NJ ,"r and 81
TIM hushcl. wholcaal" and tomatoes. ~
$50 and SO thu hushei. th""S'.- chick
ons and eggs arc still high.
Following arc the market quotations
issued last evening for Wheeling:
wholesale Vegetables And Fruits
Apples $3.50 q SIS.
White potatoes bag sSI6 a -.
Sweet potatoes. barre. S7.;I s.
(sahhnEc. barrel Sl..5 q So.
Onions. bag il.i1.
Turn.ps. hush"l. SI.o5 q $50.
CARROTS hush"l. s1.%".
('ni"ry bunch Hic
Groom beans. homo grown hj. -" e
81
Green Tomatoes HON" Erown. huSh"}
$50 4 S.
Grar% Fruit. box. s. ~ :, IS
Oranges. boy SIS II so.
r"arr. R"r:letis. 81 Z $3.50
Pears AIi"cfcrs. -.
~ t~1r
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buckley. John Harold. f.onSmOnt. Colo.
Grove. James l.. sheffield, Ala
NIGHT LIST
Eillcd In Action.

Eillcd In Action.
Lieutenant.
tj.Id Hasrom l. I;rccnshoro Y @
Iua-ain Wil,um /: Onennta. Ala
SIiIi..r Inbn g. jSnir,jrv X =
Srhwirn Thongs WrIlinrtnn K,ns
,,-nrin l-,lu.,rL Nrotbcw Ssvnnnc V
I,,,r.- Francis y D.ny.r COLO
tu,.y,r:,
ro,,,., ,,.i,,i,,, l. pbi,,IIn,,i, II,
rr,yain:
pr,c- L-r,,,,- L, I,.i,I;,sh,,ro n.
.;rs;,iio v,,,r rr $500 n,,Is -,
,;,.i,.;,.,,' r-,h,.c,snS ~ 81
N.Ii. ~ 5,,' 49,. i1In,,n,,., "a
-tthir"In Ilh1ieS' NIr"'n""' J. -
ifn ,u,N'nH. ItaIr'' ,nsL,,i' ~
"''' Say 80. ~ $780,
oAe" 1Aon'
"LlhIi. r,.., ~
f"IuitH' Louis H. h''d"''Pi'"' n
'-irl'"hanI . >,.
Howe. Frank \. .I"'rHif' Nirh
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LIVE STOCKS
Pittsburgh Live Stock

PITrSEl E;r;Il. Oct. y. --- Cntti"
steady: sIppiy 10 luaUs. Primo $3.50
II ~ M.
Sh".p higher: supply lr double docks.
iTim. wrihrrS $ld.aGW HOO. "uilS am!
commons sI5UIf Z. no: lambs !'".""'i IT,
- v"al> calves SI7.hAM { ~.
Hogs. higher. receipts 10 '.'nhl" De- ~.
prlin,. h"nl los and mediums 81; .@"T l.
%. hruyv lorlirrs $1j.15l! - %: light
ynrk"rs $I".2 q. l1.&n: PIGS Sia."Wf: IT,
me- ruughS ;l+"ni! 49,.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.---Th"rC was NJ
chang in rtw sugar prices with ""nfri-
fugnl quoted at s7"S to tho rsflnrr. hui
there was a. fair amount "i business r"-
ported with committees arranging t"r tn,
Shipment of .S,UON bags al Huna'> am!
IL 500 bags az Senezu"ll'S. T. Was re-
ported that one Of the hya;s >u'IN eft
.hc Jersey coast had y rarru "r SugHr.
In refined. business continues lrht
and rrirss ar" un'hang.d at .'r for fine
l.rHnu!a,Cd
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Toledo Grain

TOLEDO rr,. 2S.--C'loverseed. prime
October s:3 80: December and January
S:5z5: February S23,35: Narch $23.25.
Alstke prime. Or:ob"r stS.2G: ltacsrrt-
Der $3.50: March sIa.51.
Timothy. primo rnSh. old. S.. Now -;
Tmcen1her IS 10, March - -. April S.
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STOCKS,
) Bid. | Ask.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 20, '1S.
Furnished tho Iutelligcnccr by a e
MaSten & Co. members OF the New Yorh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Built
Ink. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis f. Branu
manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va Oct. Is, Is
FURNISHED the 1nteiltseucer by 4. 4
Mas,en 4 Co.. n1einoers OF the Ne" 1ofA
Stock Exchange. National Bank Duilo-
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
rnnncrcr.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. En.. Oct IS, is
Furnished tho Inte1rrscncer by A. z
SIasteu 4; Co. members OK the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank build
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis L. Brand
n1apaRe
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

O~HEEI.lNCi. W. Va. Oct IS, rs.
Furnished tbs 1atoliiGeucer by a E
MaSten 4 Co. members or the New York
Stock EXcEcIGe. National Bank Build.
ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis r. Brand,
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. %, Is.
Furnished tle 1:telIiEepce- py A. e
SIasten s Co.. members Of the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
inx. Wheeling ". W.T. Louis +. Brand,
M
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NI--Transrer t""kS close Oct. ~. foT
n {" pr CEN cash dividend. pa:ahl': Oct.
mn
f@l--Trarsf books close Oct. ~. for
n regular Mr. cen, and an extra > per
cert cash Iii. iGcn'i. payahie Nov.
i2I--Transfnr books Gloss O"'. ~, for
= regular quarterly per cent cash dr.
,4J-Transf.r books close net. -. for
Z : per cent cash dividend payable
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DECLINES IN W:
CORN NARKE 7,

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.---New notes s~n,
by Austria. and Germany relative 10 nm
arr,isticc brought about declines toda?
IN the corn market. SetbtckS however.
were purity offset by likelihood Of an
AFT or he-wur demand for cereals. Prices
closed unsettled. Il To 2i1c net lower
with November Sl.23S 70 $l.22is and
December $l.l9M 10 Sl.ls7A. pats fin
lshel shade. TO 1a.c down. and proviS-
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w Va. oct. IS. 1s.
FURNISHED the intclllgcncor by A e
Masten & 60. members "t tho New York
stock Exchniee National HanF Build
,nr. Wheeling vs.. Va. Louis F. Bruno
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FLUSHING

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r:Iorcrsyillo. N Y. Thursdsy. stating
,hnt his son. Frank Huff. was seriously
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anr"s 81. Runs i4.14@: nv"rag" 7'.Ij;.
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Tho new verzion--r"Nhen the devil
was sick he turned TO parlia11 entar9
form OF govcrnm"nt."-S.. Joseph News.
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Dtod From wounds Received IN Action
Cnlnnnl.
Sigcrtoos. Edward. Gr"cnvilie. Q.
Ii"utnnanr:
OLDHAM Ralph. I->ngl"nf, LA
Sergeant:
lInIlgr'n Herr W. TounE4N'll". Pa.
Corporal:
Mel .rod Donald. North Wales. IA.
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Private:
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1.Iv" hons csc.
Eggs. No. | candlrd. So.
StrIrIlN' fresh $50.
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BANK CLEAR|NGS

C7caringS for week. ending .
October - >2.9%S 2N1.ii
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American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.

WASHINGTON. y. e. OCT. HS.-Tho
-nIIrwlnr casualties arc reported ny the
general q" thc American
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