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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14
famine FACES
GOTHAM DUE TO
MARINE STRIKE
.ood Shortage Imminent as
J 100000 Keep Idle,
(By The Associated Prep)

NEW YORK, Oct l4-Wnh at
leas, 10000 workers either on strike
4. Or Idle as the result OF strikes. ac-
eording to union estimates. New York
today viewed with increasing concern
che prospect of 4 serlou, food short
sge rendered imminent by the refusal
last night of the longshorcmen TO re
turn TO work and the continuance Of
the ,eaa8,cfs' strike.
The only ray OF hope was the a1-
rouncemcnt hy President T. Y.
O'ConnQr. Of the international Long
shoremen's association, that various
locals would now take a referendum
vote Oh the question OF returning to
work.
The walkout Of the 1000 team
| stefs, chauicurS and helpers has
caused the American Railway EX-
( Dir. company 10 place an embargo
on all express packages entering and
leaving the city. Virtually all of the
fish. vegetables and other perishablc
food are shipped here by express.
The strike OF the 'loneshoremen, har-
Dor and Jerry workers has caused
food to rot on the docks and In ships.
No coal has reached here for several
davs.
The industrial unrest in the city is
shown in a statement by Ernest Bohm
secretary OF the central federated
union OF Greater New York. in which
he says 10000 workers affiliated
with the American Federation OF
Labor arc on strike, In addition MI
Bohm states that there are 5000
"unclsasiiied' and $1,000 non-strikers
thrown out of work
The principal strikes here and the
number OF men affected. according
20 Mr.. Bohm, arc marine workers
5000; cigar makers, 1900; millinery
workers, 7,S00; shipbulders, 5000;
printers. preSsmeu, etc, 5000; piano
workers, 10000 building trades, 2S,-
900; tailors, 5000, and laundry work
ers. 10000
An interesting development, in the
strike OF pressmen and other work
ers in book and job concerns was a
letter sent to Samuel GomperS, by the
heads OF three international unions
affected by the strike, in which ex.
pulsion was demanded 81 the central
federated union of New York from the
American Federation of Labor. i'm
less "i,s sympathy and moral sup
port was Withdrawn Immediately
fsom "ou,lawcd' pressmen and press
feeders unions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14
Oar SHORTAGE DUE
TO FALL TRAFFIC

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct IA
The present, shortage Of freight cars
10 caused more by heavy fall traffic
natural TO this season OF the year,
rather than to any iault OF operation
m the part OF the United States rail
way administration w. r Tyler, as
sistant general director, declared here
lest night Shops are everywhere
sushing repair OF bad order cars, he
Vaid. to further relieve the situation.
Immediate relief is not in sight, how
ever. he admitted In company with
specisi Agent Whiteside. Mr.. Tyler
lift fos Ranger and other north Tex
% oil fields TO inspec, freight con
dItions Durign Monday morning
they attended a conference at Austin
with officials OF the state railroad
commission and shippers OF Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14

c,, At thc convention Of the As,ocia.
cu,A t5, winter according TO speak.
ton ct Military Surgeons OF the
United States here Col Victor C..
Vaughan rl an address, declared the
dirtcr the atmosphere and the more
bacteria ouc hrclihcd. the more im-
mme he would be TO disease This
wa, proved, he ,al. by statistics com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14
Cingham Dresses

A dandy Inc oi genuine Toile du Nord
Gingham Dresses. all guaranteed fast col
ors. Ages to II years-S25o to $3.50.
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piled during the war. which showed
that the greatest death rate from the
disease va, among men from rural
districts
Contrasts between the maNclou,
efficiency OF the Ocrman surgical
methods a, compared with the almost
chaotic conditions that existed IN the
lIIled aImlc. Al The heRInnlng OF HE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14
hill in subject reported out hy the
committee very soon

Pershlng really represents the tri-
umph OF single idea long dscred-
lied by the Warriors OF all Europe,
said idea being that the American
soldier Is the hardest fighting and
most formidable animal ON two lcgs -
Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zerno the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for q 95c or$l bottle
Of Zemo and apply It o. directed. Soon
you will Rnd thst irritstions, piIuplsa
blsckheadS eczema, blotchea ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
Zem0 tho penetrating. eatisfying
liquid, u all that Is nesded, for It
bcnishes most skin eruptiona makce
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The z. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O
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FLU" NOT LIKELY THIS
YEAR, SURGEONS CLAIM

ST LOUIS, oct "A There !, no
indication OF an epidemic OF inilJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-14

var aud tho wonderful change that nace efficiency
brought the lat the ae days hrfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
IN
STOCK MARKET

>-r YORK. March 24.-The une'e"
49, hesitant course which maj A'o
~. eomparatively dull s'ocN
,.+r,huted not so much 10 1ht HN
n-ndinr recess as 10 the
s.nor Of the foreign news.
I,+;nations that events IN Ssn.'"-
- .;ght necessitate radical chang
~ tho military policy OF the peace
s,>.rance impelled moderate Selling 4"
~. carly and later stages OF the sessio'i'
A. unexpected development was the
&.1,n,sh3e change in the market ioi
.,ot.l. Reports Of a broad inquiry i'I
.asr,.d conner, the first since Inc seI'tS
49, arastie cuts In that COMMONLY NIX
hat group TO 81. points. out n'ueu
This advantage was cance1leo ot1
,;c.t;on Of the reduced Anacoho@ o'A
dend. .u. Notably
sugars several Of the OILS no'ao',
Sinclair and Royal Dutch -Ante' -
Tntsrnstional. wilson Packing anu
6rv rnicelianeous issues gave
Nance Of strength at Intervals:
enuiprnents, motors and hlsn SANo
tro,eums were yeactionarJ.
United States steel and relaten
a lost one to three points. eau
oSA to two, motors to almost
.h,pptng ! to >, the latter zeAe|,e -
than any other division IN INC
oTTersnxs Of the final hour.
R.ils showed all OF their recent sue
us-ho.ss several Of the leaders remain
inc unauoted and utilities; inelaoin ~,
+rs Ia were again Handicapped ns
~. transportations situation oa''s
sr,onnted to 10000 shares.
1S.-,;,., dealings in foreign eacha's
.sneeislly Tires. reflected further
....S. Tendencies. Call money roteo AT
En pereeat and time funds easeo' oo'
few loans were reported .
Liberty bonds shaded sl1shtls. ~ 10
- ;..,,es vere fractionally lower ana
the general list vas heavy. Toea 80; 60 =
tner valued s1a.sso 900. Old o1''eo
States bonds unchanged.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

rUiC'Atiu Mar"h logs ie-
,,,Ip,s, 7u.nrr: market /" /" - cents
lover: ri,.S,.: arm; "srimnt"l i"ln"r"w
~, run Eulk Il sale. Sl9.IHsr l@.G1; ;
hcr>v weight. S19.t; At 1915: medium
wcieh,, $i9.5Uu1979; light wclshl.
s1S,g5rrIy.t5: light weight. $3.50"
Ie,nn: suw&. >l7.25 ~ 1870; pigs. El1.''N
II so Cat;l~--!:rctiptS 1000: choice
sl,.r: steady: others steady I" - cents
lnwrr; ;;mI ;uuG ch"lc' butcher stock,
s,runr: others steady: ..alvc%. 81 I" -
cents lover: f..'G.r&. strong; estimated
r,,uurruw. l%.G0G. Heavy ht''I steers.
<ll ;um .nr": hight beef Slcrs. $3.I'1"
butcher COWS AMI h"if"rS, ) I'm ~
- ,;nnrrS anal cutters. |I.21 II -" -:
,-.:.i calves. $l..1I" lis: st""k"rS ana
rrc,I,... sIc,,r*. E&."U:t 1875 Sh"c%-l;s-
,,.ris IS.nnn: fat limbs ~ /" 20 rcnts
lover. feeding lambs and sh"rp about
.,lr.Hy: StiIr.;.t'.d tomorrow. !.tgU.
| ,u,,,.. ii pounds or less. %lN.ur q 100;
\; n,unLS or better. $lS."I&l 2p.:3; calls.
.: -ieiiH.nn: ewes. medium and good.
So ur,i ON: culls and common, $G.pnW
-,
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AERPLANE
WITH NO OCCUPANT
MAKES 100-MILE TRIP

FORT WORTH. Texas. March H.
l'r.lr: :uinmrl.r "uHIr"l. Al hirriahe
r:.uahi.. 81 carrying Il heavy loa" ana
,,n,.r;,:"l without !.un!An guide has l'aac
. trim IT fnh miles and landed CLOS" 10
nm, mir, il ut out IL reach, Newton D.
I;ak~r *r~r":ary If war. disclosed IN
an address here today.
Th. ,lnvur wn"! nGldr such h'Ght
nosSihlc and which hn" been Kept secret
Mr.. R%Ecr said. is Hlt au'"mall" su'oe
for airrlanrs and was invented IN amer
ira u is dc&jenrd as an Instrument or
war and the &rrr"iar: referred t" Il IN
,!"srribiis 10 his audienr" the r"sslns
horrors Of future wars II there IS I" 10
no lcArur " nations.
Secretary Baker did not explain inc
cxnrt nature Of III" invention. nut nc
ri:rir j! clear HAT Tho wnr department.
,.onvidnr. !, INC Of the most wonderful
pieces cG mrc ha,lism for war d"struct-
iVt. purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
FIRST FISH STORY
OF THE YEAR IS /
WONDERFUL TALE

Tho latest and most advanced mrlEod
Of fishing only was used by the first
official fishing expedition in the Wheel
ing district yesterday. II is ono that
has always proven successful where
tried out in earnest and ono that VIII
absolutely produce Tho fish in available
form and quantity. There were four in
the expedition. on" of whom was icit
behind 10 arrange for transportation
when the haul was finally made. VIII
liam Prrssler Patio Mcdonald. George
J.. Smith official color bearer and CHIEF
link in tho system. and J. j.. Miller WHO
was transportation manager of the party
stationed at the telephone in down.
town garage. constituted tho party.
The most important feature OF this
cXncdiiinn. the one on whom so tnuCH
dcpcndcd. was the man who rushed the
can. Now don't misundrrstand. let us
cxplain one man. in this ras" G'orE"
Smith, WAS to 60 UP the creek ana IN"
other two were 10 stay down n" stream
The man ur tho creek WIS To hail I'd"
water out IF tn" creek. Until II r'ach'"
n low stage. with 4 large can. ne wv"
down 81 rcam would then proceed Wl'i
the simple task Of picking up "hat hSh
the? desired and load them in the truck:
which would be by that time dspatchcd
from the city The boys arc L" seat
themselves at Il fish feast Tonight IN
the Mecca Cafe rs a result OF the trip.
They claim that. Smith did not do ms
full and entire duty with tn" can. "hli"
the can was rushed considerably. sun
III. ,ot.I catch which the Two down.
s,r,,n, mon were able 10 make was thfeo
.hirc,s about three inches long. They
ronnrI that tho quantity Of fish - the
arnst has decreased appalingly since
t,o,. ,,et tried the plan. They used 10
catch quite few suckers with the
system
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
GAR AND HIS
FAMILY KNOWN
To HAVE DIED

IAN FRANCISCO March "t.-Conhr-
nation OF the execution Of the former
,,,ue,,nr Of Russia and his WIG anu
,laurhlcrs under particularly r"N"i'ins
ronJitiuus by BolshnVist troops vas
given here today by General koherl C'
puris, nnr RI tn. first French Objects u
h, a.SIcnrd r. III" Czcchn-SloFaK army
IN Russia. General Paris is on his way
Iomr to make an nfliriaal report al tho
occurrence 10 the French government.
II. arrived here yesterday from Flad7vo-
STICK.
Shot in Basement.
Nicholas and his family were shot IN
The basement Of their hous" al Ckater
iuburg. Siberia. The women or inc once
ROYAL family we're subjected TO lndign'-
tics and riatrratmrnt in the presence
of The former car hnfnrr tho executions
tonlS place. General pnris said.
Thr house "a now tho headquarters OF
General (iaidn. Il Cznrho-S!oHak COM
Inandnr. Describing the scene attend
ing the execution OF thc Fto1anon ram
iIy. General Paris said:
"EarIy onr morning the car was
taken from an upstairs room and STOOD
AGAINST the wall i'm the basement OF tho
house. Their: he was rhot. after when
thr caarina was shot and then hcr
,aushtrrs and other members Of the
household.
Badiar Cut in Piecce.
"a few Guys following the murder the
bodies were taken. under cover nf night
by nutc.mobile into nearby villages.
where they We're cut into small pieces
and burned separately. The charred re-
mains were found ny officers OF tho
forces upposeG TO the Bo)sheriki. Pieces
OF the burned clothing also were found.
Proof that the garments were those OF
the RomanoTs was given hy tho TACT
that tho diamonds which I'll" rZarina and
her daughters wore in their Wrists were
picked UP.
Blood Undcr Floor.
Tho room IN which the murder was
committed is now scaled. The plaster
On The walls shows where the rife bull
le,s were retnovrd with havnnet points.
Blood stains have been washed from tn"
fionr Under ;h' flooring. however, III
tlr ppols Of blood wrr" found. In sGT-
nral Places in til" death room the blood
senlich through thH cracks in tho iioor.
Everyone in Russia is nov thoroughly
convinced the entire RcI"aron house,
hold WIS wiped out b? the Bt'iShfvists.
The official rtpIrtS :"H. (" France wcTa
conclusive.
The cznr and his family arc dead.
Thai is positive.
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OutStfe OIL Stocks
Bur1ER. EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK March e4-but'r7-
Easy. Creamery higher than extras
SIS II q Sc: creamery extras '9- scors.'
65r: tirS,s. $751; @G41:c packing stock'
current make. No. >. +41: Il 49, Eggs
STEADY. Fresh gathered extras 4fc;
fresh gathered iirsts. northern scction.
4l642lec; fresh gathered frstS. Gentra
and southern sections. 40D4l lsc: state.
napnayIvauia and nearby western hem
merry whites. line to fancy. 46@4Ic;
state PENNSYLVANIA and nearby henn"ry
whites. ordinary IT," prime, 4@~ ''':
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hrnncry
browns. 45c; state. pennsylvania ana
nearby henncry gathered browns and
mixed colors. APE 44r. Checse-lrreG-
MAR, Statc. current make. specials.
Site: state, current MAXI average run
3.@7sEc Pressed poultry-Ouirt.
chickens, frozen. 35m:Sc: fowls. fr"z"n
3Sc; fresh "9T36c: old ROSTERS
frozen, 25@36Hc: turkeys. frozen -
G45c. Fiour-Cnchansed.
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k|WANIS CLUB
MAY TAKE over
PERMANENT HOME
LIvEsT CLUB III THE WHEELING
s prSTRICT IS GROWING AND
LOOKING TO TILE FUTURE.

Tho Wheeling kIwaniS club the livest
club for boosting business in ne Wheel
ing district. is considering seriously the
proposition Of securing permanent quar-
tcrs for meeting purposes and il is likely
thai Some definite action viii be- taken
within the near future relative TO the
proposition cf putting the plans into OPP
Grafton.
TIN. MONDAY lunchrouS and meetings
held once L week. will be continued az
usual. for tie principals Of the club are
alDne this line AND once every week
the members will meet and talk OVER
business affairs and tell what is doing
in the way Of getting business. The
club Is growing by leaps and hounds and
is nne Of the largest in the local district
The club is having Artist Bruce Hicks
design organization signs that arc 10 be
used in conjunction with tn" business OF
tho club. Tho club will stay out Of poll
tics entirely and take part only in the
boosting Of civic matters that will in
any way better the conditions Of the city
and its people.
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UNCLE SAM MAY SOON
BECOME BOOTLEGGER
IN THE DRY STATES

WASHINGTON. March ?t;-'-Cust nns
have long pnndcrrd oyer
ih,. Iisnnsal or many gallons Of whts-
KY. rim arI other distilled Sriritss
...ixnti az it .,as about +" br imported
III >rula,i"n e III" to"d conlroi g. g.
rartmrn; 81 Justice To the effect M
Il IT. ln ni hr r"niisca,rd and sold f"r In.
du.iri:ll or drinking purposes. %t'a ",
dry states, OH the assumption ,nat Inc
trdcrnl government was not S"hJ"c' ~
Sla:c lHN::.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
pT1rsaURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. March z4.--Catus-
SLOW supply. So carloads. Prime. $500
.fIT,Nn ShecIr--Steady; supply Dor
NAL. Urine wethers. $3.50 q 1900: culls
and common. s6.H0lf 80; lambs. Sl:.ss
q 80; veal calves, $1,000 1900. Hogs
II .u,yr.~ receipts 80 double decks.
Primo hcavies. ;Isso93o.ot; mediums
md heavy Workers, s1a.75 1890: light
Workers. slS.oO@18.25: pigs sl7.5t@
l7.76: roughs, S16.eD91s.0o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-25
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. March 24.-The sugar
,u.,rl;,, w:l.; unchanged At So Cor ''cn-
.,,,r,,r:b In The rr:in"r Th" board re-
rnrr,d nurchascs OF 100" bags nf Gu
las iur prompt shipment. The market
far refined was unchanged al = cciIiS for
fine rranulatrd. wl,h the demand only
mrd.ratc and OF Il ruutin" character.
SOM. lite rxpnr, business is going ON.
luj, the s,.nrciIT II to,nHSr has ten
d,n,v 10 restrict operations in ahis di-
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TOLEDO GRAIG.

TOLEDO, March 24.0:loTcrseed--
rrrmr c:.sh. $3.50; March, s29.'9; APRIL
$3.50: Oc7nbcr, SlS.90. AlslEc-rr1 ne
,.,.,, s"n 40. March a:2j1. Timothy
rr,m. cash, old, $40: new. S+:s5; March.
:. Ok. APRIL, si.s5: May. $3.50: Septem-
Der. $5.io: Octobsr, $40.
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Ny. STOU EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va March "a. ID.
-,,,.d Tn. intelligence By A. y.
1919 = Co. members OF the New foIS
s.a $500 ETchsnEe. National Bank Bn,td'
i 800 wheeling. ". Va Louis +. ssane'
Partner.
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JACK BR|TTON
BESTS PERRY

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March @'.-Jack
HritInn. wci,erwrishl champion, easily
Jack Ferry. OF lfttShurGh' III
heir l"n- round bout here tonight.
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va, March "a. '1s.
Furnished The Intelligencer by a. E,
Masten &: Co, members Of the New York
Stock Exchange National Bank Build.
Ing. Wheeling, w. Va.
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0sToN COPPER STOCKS

wrTpEaLNG. ". Va. March "a. 10.
r.-.,.hAa Tn. Intelligence, by A. e
49,, = e. members Of the New 3ors
49, Exehanre. National Bank Build
fnr. wheeling. ". Va D.,
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PETROLEUM.

OH. cry. IA. March, 49, culi hat-
ar,r-, 81. Runs. 9S.2u:: average. '2,91J.
Shirrn.n;S. SI,I9G; average, 4t."to.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Furnished Tho Intelligcnccr by A. Z
Mast.n e. Co. members OF the Pittsburgh
Stock Exchange. N2tiUna, Bank BE:!d-
ln.. Mhrn,iuK. w. Va.
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WHEELING. w. Na, March =. -.
FURNISHED The Intclliecnccr by A. E.
Masten & Co.. mcrnb"rS OF the New York
STOCK Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. ". Va.
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Killed in Action.


PriVatC&---
Gromczuski. Adam. Erir. Ia.
Gursk, Theodore, Cleveland. q.
Died Of wounds.
PriVatcS-
Sciszcski Stanley, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Died From Accident and Other Causes.
PrivatnS--
Racqinta, Francescaf Shlnnston, W.
va.
Keller. Elmer. j. Beaver Falls. Pa.
Rnoaey .Muihcy. Akron. q.
killed In Action, Previously Reported
wounded (Dogrep Undeter1nined)
Privatcs -
.Aldridee, Philip j.. Cambridge, q.
Hurst. Wayne. Canton. ..
Wounded (pegree UnGa:er1nlned), PreVt-
ously Reported Missing in Action.
PriVateS--
wilfong, Harvey, h, sucShannon, W.
va.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
PriVatrS--.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. March -, ~.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the 1nteliigen-
e0e. -
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. March "a. IL
FURNISHED The Intelligencer by A f.
Ma.ten & Co.. members OF tns RoS S"Ia
Stock FxchanSe. National Bank Solo-
inr Wheeling, W. Va
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EXPORT CORN
L|F is MARKET

CHICAGO. March 24.-ENport PuE-
chases Of corn here the first that have
been made in some time lifted tho mar
kct today to new high levels for the
season Closing prices. however. were
unsettled at IS net lower t" an advance
OF cents with May s1.47 to s1.471s and
July s1.s74 to sl.377. Oats gained
!. to s.. The result in provisions was
setback Of Is TO 81 cents.
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Wounded (desrce undetermined . !
Wounded slightly ..I3t I!
1900
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Cash Quotations-rorn' NO ye.'o ~.
-Ia.i5 e.. No. yellow s1.al q Sl.o2;
No ) yellow ;l.4$T$l.5o.
0,,s No. white 67GsS4; standard
s1&GSsA. ,;h.
$4,000 $27.oo.
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Died Of Disease.
LIST OF WOUNDED.

Conruy. Michael, j.. Pittsburgh. Ia.
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Wounded Slightly.

Lieut. "nantS--
Sharclc, charles {. :. Pittsburgh. r"
Adkins, Wayman, Red Springs, W. va.
Ba,ues, John Iuwery, Little Falls
W. Va
Brewe-. Samuel, j., Awhile, W. VA
E,n.,h,,vs+.i SLaulslnW. Eric. Pa.
SLATE. Louis. t.:i". ia.
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ISN'NS'
ei DO common nrG 49, ......... 49,. lso 100
Central Glass Works = 49,. .ilSt
Conservative Life ms .... 10
FostoriA Glass Co. -. lpo .Iiuo
Hazel-AIlas Glass Co. 49,. lS3 ~
imperial Glass Co. 49,. 20 ~
DLaBelle l. Wis. pfd. IL .il!S
i"ldo common ..... 100 lns 80.
Market Auditorium Co. ..... o4 10
Sterling lrnd. Inc-) -. ....- IS" ~
United FAIRY Co. .,... 49,. ..-..i ~
l.. s. Stamping 10. -. ..... .--.. I%n
Ward baking CO. ptd. 49,. $3.50. ~
do common ..!..-- $780, ~
Warwick China Co. pf.l ...- ...-- 81
do common ....... 80. ..... j.
Wig. & Bal. Bridge Col ..... $500 40
Wig. Bridge Co. $500. ..... ~
Wig. FIRE ms. Co. =. .....l. .... l150
Wig. Metal 1; Mfg. Co. -. 49,. az
t5)Whg. Mold. & +. pf.i - - 81
(6)do common 1890. 30 - y
(2)Whg Steel & i Co. -il4I lle
Wing steel Casting Co. ..... ..... lOo
Wheeling Tile Co. ..}..... .1l0
Whitakcr-Glessncr pfd. jll8 .....ll9
(1do common ... 800. 800 I30n
MARYLAND Refining Co. ..... ~
(D-Transfcr books close March IL,
for a . per cent cash dividend, payable
March 81.
(2)-Transfer books close March II,
for q resulAr | per cont and an extra ?
per cent CASH olS!u'Iiu' EaS hoi' 'iu'e
81.
C3)-Transfcr books close March Is,
for a .. per cent cash dividend and an
extra per cent payable April 2.
t4}-Transfcr books close March 20,
for 4 3 per cent cash dividend. payable
April l.
t5)-Transfcr books close March 81
for a per cent cash dividend, payable
April !.
I6)-Transfnr books close April - Cor
a regular per cent and an extra 3 per
cent, payable May /.
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American Casualties
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Afternoon List.

WASIIINLTUN, j.. G., March u
The following casualties are reported py
the commanding general al in" .\nrr!-
can E.%ptu!i iOnary Forces:
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Ntpllt List.

Night List.
The following casualties ar" reported
by the commanding general Of tbs Am
crican Expcdi tiUnaI'y Forces:
Killed In action ..-.-..-..--...-
died, Of wounds ...............-. )
Died Of disease --..........-..... u
Total ...-,-...-----.-- ..-........ -
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rntsl sales $4,000 shares.
Scnds $12,4S3.0oo-
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