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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-24
TWO DEsERTERS SHOT
Militia Reserves Chasing Draft Evad-
ers in Mountains.

ers in Mountains.
Huntington, W. Va, Aug. pa
troop of militia reserves, assisted ny
u. S. Deputy Marshals and posses
from Mingo and Wayne counties
yesterday morning were marching III
10 the wastes of Mingo county after
4 band Of army deserters and slackcfs.
IN fight with the deserters late
Wednesday George Dillon, deput!
sheriff, and William Ellis, a deputlzcc
civilian were killed.
\ message received here at ~
o'clock said two of The dcsertcfs haa
been shot. The deserters are sad &c
have escaped from house where the%
were barricaded and taken refuge II
!. cave which they have fortified.
4 message from the Mingo county
ahoriT yesterday morning said tie de-
GERS had sent to the town OF Hrcc-
don fer medical aid for their wounded.
The runner was captured. He toi1
the posse that the dcscrters comprised
men from Camps Lee. Taylor and
Shelby and Il number CT draft evadcrS.
in unidentified member of the posses,
he said, was killed III Wednesdays
fight.
The leader of the dcscrters ycster-
day morning sent a message to Sheriff
&. r. Blankcnship, Of Mingo county
warning him to draw off his posses
and militiamcn us all of the descrters
are armed with army rifles and will
G~ht to the last man before surrender
inr"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-24

France must import sugar today.
most OF it from this side Of the ocean,
because the largest portion OF Frcn"h
sugar beet land is in German bands.
As Il result, the French people have
been placed on a sugar ration o. about
IS pounds a year for dci0estIc Use;
a pound and half q m"ath THIS
photograph "hows how tic German
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-24

The recent report Of the Jewish
Correspondence bureau Of London
throws some light on the awful con
Iiticn5 q The inhabitants Of Northern
Palestine. The Sight Of young ard
old trying TO satisfy hunger by eating
grass growing on graves is truly hof-
r;bic. hundreds Of orphans. naked
and with swollen limbs. wander about.
Many families hzya died. OUT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-24
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

Thomas L. Garter will offer for sale
n; noon tomorrow, SATURDAY, AL
GUST y. at Duncau's WareroomS,
North Pitt street, i large lot Of
HOUSE FURNITURE
Including Carpets and Rugs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-08-24

troops destroyed French sugar milla
Thanks TO the French ratiOning SyS,
TEN the annual consumption has been
cut to G00,000 tons, according TO re-
ports reaching the United States Food
Administration. Before the war France
lad al average sugar crop of about
10000 tons Of sugar and had some
left over for export.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
ST0CTS - Bid. Ask.
New York Cotton Market

.tocks 1856.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
WAR BABIES IN
HEAVY SLUMP

NEW YORK. Oct 9.-The stock mar
Kets' extreme susceptibility to pending
international developments was again
stSikinsly illustrated today: Issues
which owe their prominence and former
strength chiefly to the war. experienced
further shar? losses. while issues i'm
mune from that condition were firm.
when not strong
Wall Street appeared to be in absolute
accord regarding the Presidents note
but the speculative clement extended
it's bear campaign very generally at
midday. when rumors of the early de-
from the Central Alliance gained wild,
currency.
Leading steels and equipments de-
clined two to seven points. Baldwin 10
dries, Bethlehem. Crucible and Lacka-
wanna Steels displaying greatest weak
ness. Lackawanna's break was acceler-
ated by the company's adverse quarterly
report.
General Motors was freely sold in the
last hour at an extreme loss of almost
ten points. other stocks of the same
class yielding with feathers and coppers
as we'll as numerous low priced special
ties.
Rails and utilities represented the
markets constructive side. Pacitics ana
co,lers and telephone and telegraph
shares being, Joined by gas stocks; IN.
Guiding Peoples Gas and Laclcde Gas at
to almost point gains. Censptcuos
among inactive high priced Specialtiss
were National Biscuit and Sears Roe
buck at gross advances OF about I'VE
points.
Sales amounted to $4,000 shares.
Breadth and activity marked the r.
regular movement OF bonds domestic
rails hardening with foreign war flota-
tionS. but Liberty issues were conflict
ing. Iirst As and AVS showing firmness.
while AVS reacted to under par. Total
sales tpar valtR) aggregated S9.lao.ope.
Old United States bonds were unchanE-
I'd on call
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new MARTINSV|LLE

Warron Morris, Archie Steeplcton
John Emch, George Farmer, Fred Skin
ner and Glenn kiGer. members Of the S.
a. 7. G.. are suffering with influenza.
Miss porothea Hcber was shopping in
Wheeling Monday.
Paul L!tman returned from Clarlts-
ourK Monday after spending Sunday
with friends.
Last Friday night dance was given
ny the yGung people Of this city in the
Raymond Hehcr. a member Of the s.
A. T. g.. is spending a few days with
his parents on Maple avenue.
Miss lmngcnc WILLIAMS has returned
TO her work in Wheeling after spending
the week ond with her parents
Magnolia high school has been closed
on account Of the threatened epidemic
OF Spanish Influenza.
Mrs. NJ. Il Morris and two grand
daughters spent .he day visiting Norris
DstuGhorty at the Glendale hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sharp have returned
from visit with relatives in Benwood.
Miss Virginia Barrick has returned to
Folsom.
Il. {. Iitnan has returned from Pitts
burgh.
Miss Florence Hutchinson has return
cd from Wheeling
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SISTERSYILLE

Mr., and Mrs. w. e. White andd chill.
dren, OF Buckhannnn are inc sueS,t,s ~
Mrs, whites mother, Mrs. Hcnsell. oi
Mccoy Heights. ,,
her brother. L. l.. swan OF Mew ASH 5, IT,
a visit with relatives in Middleuourne.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. pcrpoint ard BABY
who have been the guests OF IS. i. hyle
and J. II. Picrpoint. at Mex. nave re-
turned TO their homo in MARIETTA.
p, Missgs who attend Elliott Business
college in Wheeling have arrived nome
and will remain until the school re-
~ Mrs Mrs J. +. Logan. Of Algoma. and Mrs;
=. Logan. Of Wclch. have arrived
here and are the guests or MIS-. Lester
N" Tno woman's Club was opened Tues;
day afternoon by Mrs. G. y. sharp ana
Mrs G. W, Hill, at the home of the for,
ntcr, The splendid program included
Il. review OF the past six months OF
tho war. solo sammy LAD; WhiIn
was beautifully sung ny M''E rs N"I i;IuSo
Money. Miss Ruth McTnmany: Of
Wheeling gave an interesting talk on
her eighteen months on the Italian
front. " .-
Rev. and Mrs. p. T.. Dcbolt OF Gov
Incton. Va. who have been tho guests
of his sisters. the Misses Nora and
Frances Dobolt. have gone to Wheeling
TO visit relatives.
M-s. c. II. Decker has returned from
r. ]. Mccoy has returned from
business trip to Crlumbus-
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS

BY Private Wire to A. E. Masten & Co.
q. NJ. y. proposed merger with Unit
ed Motors provides for exchange OF
shares on basis Of three shares OF G. M.
O.. pref. and ono OF the common for
each ten shares Of United Motors, spe-
cial meeting Oct. so. =
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-There AFRO no
distinct signs Of the liquidation of the
So-callcd war shares having run It's
course ard therefore. further declines
in the industrial section Of the list AFRO
not unlikely though such stocks as the
motors shares. oils and rails will doubt
less offer considerable resistance 10
selling pressure.
LOGAN s. BRYAN.
NEW YORK Oct 9.--The President 8
reply TO the German chancellor is likely
to encourage further attempts to dis
count the possible approach OF peace.
The effort 10 separate the war stocks
from peace stocks will so on We SEQ
no reason TO place steel stocks generally
in the war class. Certainly u, s. Steel
does not belong there. Another point
on Steel which should not be over look
cd Is the fact that the corporation will
buy 100000 Share, to ba sold later TO
it's employees. We do not expect the
reaction in oils to 80 much further.
Rails are still sound purchases at the
present levels.
w. J. WOLLMAN & 60.
Dow Jones says: Regular P. & w. Va.
quarterly dividend IA 20 declared on
preferred stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
MT. PLEASANT

Mrs. William Taylor of Morning View
spent Wednesday with her daughter
Mrs. Cyldc Lynn.
Mrs. William Lawrence and Mrs. Har-
~ Scheehle and children spent Wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lawrence
Of near Colerain.
Esther EuRcnin Buchanan was Ill at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
J. A. Buchanan.
Dr.. Woodruff of Martins Ferry was
professional caller near this place.
Edmund Burriss Is improving after
having pneumonia at the camp.
Word was received here that Latimer
McConahey has the Spanish influenza
at the camp.
Mrs. John Gossett Of Mingo Junction
spent last week at the home Of Mrs.
Mark Lawrence OF near Colerain,
Chauncy Hawthorne is able to be out
again after an illness at the home OF
his parents, Dr.. and Mrs. +. L HaW-
thorne.
Mrs. Nancy Barkhurst Of Georgetown
IS visiting her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Zeyer.
Mrs. J. A. McGlenn of Brookside. o.,
was visiting Mrs. Walter Hussey FOR a
few days last week.
In Stcubenville.
Mr.. Asa HARBOUR Is slowly improV-
Ing. with broken leg, just about eight
inches above the knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dory Mccue were out of
town callers Sunday.
Harve Waller of Dillonsvale was visit
Ing relatives IN this place Sunday.
Columbus Waller ana daughter. Vida,
were callers in Dillonvale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beshore Of Wheeling
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
Beshorc, Of this place.
Miss Vergic Boyd was caller IN Dill
lonyale Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Lynn spent Sunday with
relatives In Dlllonvale.
Mt. Pleasant is having an epidemic
Of the FLU" Sixty-five cases of Span
lsh influenza were reported, last week
and several new cases for this week.
School at this place Is closed for one
week on account Of an epidemic Of in
fluenza
Rally day services will not be OBJ
served in the Pres erian church on
october -. on account Of the epidemic
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krinkc and dauEh-
ter. Miss Bertha, and son, Harry. were
callers in Martins Ferry Friday.
Miss Effle Murray spent Monday with
her brother Mr.. William Murray.
Farmers near this place are cutting
their ensilRge this week.
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olive Stock Commission Coz
WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. Q. is.
fSA1'rTJ Il

Crbo;cc 1n5 I'm 1I5... IS 0ONlS jt
Cod in5 IN IT5. II 00G17 sc
Light, heavy. com. calves. mug ~ y,
Fresh cows good to choice. 90 OQq9U W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
CLOSING STOCK letter
From Logan and Bryan 10 a. q. Ma-sten
and CO. by PriYate Wire.

From Logan and Bryan 10 a. =. Masten
and Co. by Private Wire.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-rhc presidents
message Of yesterday was, OF course,
the rlcst discussed topic Of today and
Judging by the action OF the market and
the rather active unloading Of so-called
war shares" same infcrs that the ma
jority opinion trends towards the belief
that n changed order of things polite
ally is likely in the not distant future.
However. a belief Of this kind should
not deter ones efforts OF cooperating
with the government toward an intcns-
i've prosecution of the war even though
signs ARE not lacking Of weakness on
he part Of the Tcutonic powers.
\ statement credited TO q prominent
leader In tho steel industry in part said:
1T is but natural that after period OF
business. such as We have experienced
In the past four years there will he
some Generalization when conditions
arc changed radically.
Keeping this in mind. coupled with
the belief of other important interests,
it would seem to be the part OF wisdom
to tread jud!ciously when making new
market commitments.
1t is not unreasonable 10 anticipate,
all things consid crcd. that the sO-callcd
war shares from now on will he found
in rathur free supply and a further de-
probation in tho prices Of war type
shares probably be recorded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
SHADYSIDE

The fall social meeting of the Wom-
an s Club was held Tuesday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Gus koenamund on
Lincoln avenue. This was the regular
part Of the evening. was devoted to busi-
ness. The report of he nominating
committee was accepted and Mrs ALBEIT
AIIg formGEly yiee PFesiden became
president and Mrs. Gas Koenamund, re-
cortling secretary. = The president was
chosen as u delegate 10 the federation
convention scheduled for Coshqcton
as alternate. \ dainty lunch was served
by the hostess. who was gracefully as
sitcd BY 4the Misses Helen Hall and
Marie Nulty.
Thls is donation week for the Bellaire
hospital. Mrs. IL G. Wagner OF Smith.
field street. member OF the Hospital
Auxiliary. is looking after contributions
from Shadysidc. Gifts Of jelly. pre-
serves. package food such as rice. oat-
meal, ETC.. and money arc solicited Do.
nations are 10 be left at the home OK
Mrs. Wagner or at the Smith News
stand and on Saturday they Will be
taken 10 the hospital
]. Il. Halloway Of Lincoln avenue,
has returned from business trip to
Cleveland. -.
DR.. i. NJ. Price. Of the Presbyterian,
church, went TO Canton on Tuesday TO-
attend, the Ohio Synodicl Convention. :,
is visiting friends al Crow Station this
week.
Mrs. Alta Kcyscr. of Beallsvillc. spent,
the early part OF the week here As
guest Of Mrs. Henry Hays.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Giltcn. of Lincoln avenue, is critic
ally i'll following an attack Of scarlet
fever several weeks ago.
Miss Maude Sells. of ,Neff who taught
in the Avondale School last year is q
guest Of Miss Nell Myers Of Central
avenue.
Ed Sa?lmors Of Elk avcnne, has been
visiting. th.s week in Columbus and Will
liumSport, Ohio. Mrs. Summons and
daughters have been with relatives near,
Key.
j. F.. Boyd has returned from a weeks
hunting trip III the northeastern part
OF the state.
Friends of Miss Rachel Jones. form
erly member OF the Shadyside high
school faculty. will be interested to
know that she went I" .Powhatan this
week to take some classes in the school
there.
Leonard fuller, Of Euthey Addition is
spending the latter part OF this week at
TT. Benjamin Harrison. Ind visiting his.
brother. who will soon so overseas
4 number Of young men from Shady
side will undergo medical examination
today for military service. These were
rcSiStrantS i'll September. -
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BETHESDA

|. Mr. e. E. stonebraker. Of Centerrille.
torcther with his brother, Lieutenan'
Z. r. Stonebrnker. of JefersonVillc' INC. :,
wcr callers here at me ,bn n1 girst Of ths
week. He had been visiting his latheF'
Mr.. wiz Stonebraker.
Mrs. ollie Fitch and Miss Dorothy
Aul., Of Ccnterville. who nave pec'l. On
an extended visit with frlends at I 2ct
mont and GAINESVILLE, arc win MIS-
Oscar GLADDEN. and ether friends nero;
Mrs. Pray OF southern Iowa. Is inc
guest Of her sistor, Mrs. Mary Me.EicH
OILS. ,,.i,,o visit
cd friends here recently.
Mrs. Sarah Minemycr and little son
Bcrtram, returned TO their heinc at PEI
lnire the first Of the week. after VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lucas 1t" days.
Mrs. Bessie zinkham OF Akron s sr
last week with her mother SArs' -Aai
McSichois. of Second street.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fulton returned
TO Bellaire Monday after spending IN"
week end with relatives here anu a.,
tending services at the n. ). chuFch on
Sunday ,,,o,in -,
hv the ladies' Aid Of the Christian
church, was we'll attended. An eia9or,
ate five o'clock luncheon was seTIc CO, ~. IL
the basement Many invited Suests
were present, the men OF the company
being the honor guests. An exceliefe
program was rendered.
Nr Frank watkins, Of Cleveland, was
q week end visitor at the nome OF MI;
Mancel Wilcox. and attended chuFch IL
tho n. E. church Sunday. -,
The Flying SQuQa0ron, consisting OF
the quar:ct Prot. MariS and MT. -. =;
barnes. are working in the interest o.
the liberty bond campaign. Faces Eis
tied recently In this vicinity we're den
augsburg, Somerton and Eend FORK
Miss Inttic Smith has returned IRON
AN extended visit with friends al
bridgeport -. AIRY
how at Camp Sherman. Mr. and Mrs
:.%athan Shepherd and Mr.. john RHoy
and daughter, Mrs. Lynn. were calico
there the first of the week on account
NJ the serious illness Of their sons. MT.
Elmer .ScaEss Is now at camp III win
Wcrd from Mr.. Allen Gregg, Of Fl.
Tbomas XIV, is that he is improving
and expects to be out OF the hospl'ai III
q, l., Turner and family have moved
r. Hcllairc, where he has been employed
Inhn Muth and family of Epworth
Park. are moving 10 the property OF
Mrs. Ida Gregg on Main street Vaca'eo
OS .ir Verne orrison is recovering from
Several from here attended the
Wright -Dysart stock sale at belmont on
Mrs, l.. D. Jarrett and Mrs. Emma
Lucas spent one dag this week NJ MIS-
John VauShn's ~ 1bolmont r. D;
Miss Agnes Bell returned frlHay es
cnng from a business trip 10 MartinS
The w. c. T. L. meeting was held at
rho nome of Mrs. lsebccca EwerS o1
south Main street Friday evening. MIS-:
tn, county convention recently held ut
Bcllaire. ,r,,o..,o,.
evening with Miss Dora philips. An
interesting meeting was hrid. C r,s
president: Anna b. Rinkcr Rec. Sec
Zelda L. Perkins. Cor. Sec:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-l1oSS-Recelpts
10000 head: market closed weak, mostly
1oc lower than yesterdays average;
butchers. slS.35dblS.75. light. SlS.OOG;
1871; packing. $lT.45 lS.l5; rough.
sl7.O0@l7.40: PIGS. goUd 10 choice, $lb'v'
WlT.O0.
Caltln-Rcceipts. $4,000 head; market
dragEy Oh all kinds best native and
western steers; best butcher stock a.4
Gamers steady others weak 10 l5c
lower; calves 81 to Tjc lower than yes
terduy's close: beef cattle. good. choice
and prime. SlI.U0Y !9.oU; common and
medium. $9.iJat 1900: butcher stock
COWS and hcitcrS. $T.3JM 1915: Gamers
and cutters, $G:J5W $50; common and
medium, $3.50 GI l0.1u; veal calves. good
and choice. Sl6.75d 1850: western range,
beef steers. $l3 i6U HIS; cows anu
hriIcrs. SS.75@ 1900.
Sheep - Receipts. $4,000, head; good
and best fat classes strong and higher
IN spots. common ard medium graucS
dull aud steady TO lower; lambs, choice
ana prime $1,000 q 1865; ,nrdiu"i and
good. $l3.7jG n 1000: ewes. choice ana
prime $lU.35 II 1880; medium and good
S90U4l 1925; GuIls. SJ.5UV 100.
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To tho Citizens.

Inasmuch rs our health officer has in
n proclamation closing our cnurcnes.
schools and nil place Of amuscments.
and also not allowing children outside
Of premises and keeping men ana
women from congreGating in crowds
either on the streets or In business
placcs, this proclamation means Ike p
moving. As mayor Of your city and
the citizens of our town should apprc-
ciatc the action OF our health orlcer.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The market for
raw sugar Is unchanged at 7.2Sc for CEN
tritugal. The committee continues 10
purchase whenever transportation can
be arranged TOR, anu today reported
transactions OF 14,0U0 bags OF Cubus Tor
October shipment.
In refined sugar there seems 10 DC
only a moderate demand and prices are
unchanged at Sc for line grlnulatcd.
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HOSPITAL FOR INFLUENZA.

CHA RLEST0N. W. Va, Oct. 9.-The
city health. commissioner, acting upon
authority OF the mayor and council, has
taken over tho largo Salvation Army
citadel here to use as a hospital for in.
tucnZa patients. All the regular hos::
pitfalls in the city have refused TO admit
the sufferers.
As another prccautIon against the
spread Of the disease. the city health
officer has authorized all undertakers to
conduct funerals OF influenza victims
privately.
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RELIEVED TO BE ALIVE.

Sprcinl DiHnnlch 10 Tho IntelllGcncer.
. EAST LIVERPOOL. g., Oct. 9.-Oe.
spite the tact that the war department.
officially reported him killed IN action
on September y, Private Clarence W;
and Tenth Infantry. is believed TO be
alive in a base hospital in France. a
letter. written September l6. was re,
crivcd from him today. saying he had
been wounded in the side.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

VIEW YORK. Oct. s.-Butter Arm:
creamery higher than extras at 500
50 NC: creamery extras (s2 score). 1oSe
current make No. .. 39fp39 &c.
Eggs steady: fresh gathered extras.
5s957c; fresh gathered regular packed
extra flrsts. 54Gp 55c: do. lirsts. SEA I3c;
hcnnery whites. fine to fancy. 72GtIIc:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery
browns. G0GD62c: do. gathered browns
and mixed colors. SOC SIC. =,
cheese firm: state. fresh. specials. 81
Q33 hr: do. average run. 81 &c.
other prices unchangcr.
Dressed poultry firm and unchanged.
Flour unchanged.
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Bethlchcm "B''. CruCi6le, Baldwin and
Industrial Alcohol had to bear the brunt
of yoday's selling. L. S. Steel was weak
but not rs much so as the others. The
balance of the market stood up we'll.
We shall have this irregular market,
with it's cross currents. probably for
several days. ut least until Germany ~
heard FROM IT prices continue 10 dc---
cline they will nc 1T = good level to start
nm advance from when actual pence is
HARRIS W1NTHROP & co.
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Added to Sehvice Flag.

The following are tho names OF which
stars have been placed to their credit
on tho town service flag. The officials
were very sorry that the names were
overlooked when the az WAS dedicated:
Herman E!lcr. John Sihert, Ray Mel
hcrgall. Earl Trihett. Ray Anderson,
William Anderson and Hugh O'MalIey
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LIVE STOCKS
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PlTTSBUHGH, OCT. 9.-.Catlle steady
supply light: prime. SlG.5UWl7.OU.
Sheep strong; supply light; prime
wcthcrs. sll.40@11.7i; culls and COM
mon. S3.JVlea.00. lambs, $1,000 1875;
veal calves. SlS.U0u 1890.
Hogs steady: receipts, double-dccks
prime hcaries. SlS.90Wl9.00; mediums.
SlS.I5TlS.yV; heavy workers.. Sla.6U4p
1880: light workers and pigs SlG.i5 VI
1900; ruughs, $500 GDl7.00.
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CHARTER ISSUED.

CHARLESTON, w Va. Oct. "a
charter WAS issued today by tho secrc-
lary Of state to the uni9u Store Com,
paiiy. st. .Albuns. with Sio.uo0 capital
stock. IT, carry I'M general merchandising
business: incurporulurs. J. t.. Ashworth,
Lnuis Q'Erirn. Lemon Brown. L. NJ
Karncs. NJ. J. Crosby. K. '. Newcomer
T. Atkins, J. l.. Hartley and y. j. Allen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
cnuRT TAKES a UAND,

BUFFALO, y. Y. Oct. 9.-A pcr-emp-
tory writ of mandamus ordering the In
lcrnatiuiIal hallway Company To resume
operations Of its cars immediately was
issued Today b.: Justice Marcus IN the
supreme court The writ is returnabls
in Two days.
II. the ours urc not running then: III
run In, road Justice Marcus said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-10
INFANT VICTIM DYING,

Spcciul Dispatch to The InteIhgencer.
mond Powell. three months old, son Of
", o. Powell. of New Kensington, Pa,
ono of four persons injured yesterday
when his fathers auto overturned Oh n
road bnck Of Chester, W. Va, Is dying In
q hospital here today. The infants skull
was crushed. The others injured in the
accident arc recovering.