davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

wskiego, urzednik6w Zjednocze-
MIA Wr6blewskiego, Zag6rskie--
go, Niemca, Gorskiego, j. Sobo-
tie, obywateli B. Rybowiaka, P.
Rostenkowskiego, dawniejszego
prezesa Zjednoczenia, ]. Konope,
T. Wejne, B. G~o}aszewskiego, Bo
bowskiego, Ga}eckiego, J. Chrza-
ma, Laszkiewicza urzednika Wy
dziafu N~arodowego p. H. Selma
jera, wiceprezesa Macierzy Pol
skiej OBJ. w. Menkickiego, DIR.
Kasparka, wspoiredaktora DE-.
Narodowego i innych.
Zebranie zagaif przewodnicza-
cy Komitetu Urzadzajacego, OBJ.
Rostenkowski - pc czem zabra-
no sic do sutej i znakomicie PREY
rzadzonej biesiady, pod kt6rej
koniec nastapily ~przem6wienia
dfuzsze i kr6tsze, wesole j REV.
ne: powoiywaf do mich - wez--
wany ma pistrza p~rzemowien,
oh. K. Wachtel. Vice cd kleru
m6wi1 x. rektor Zapaia, cd prasy
dlugo i serdecznie redaktor Or
cd Wydzialu Narodo-
wego oh. H. Setmajer, cd lie
dnoczenia p. sekretarz Wroblew-
ski, cd Macierzy, oh. Menkicki,
wiceprezes'te organizacyi, cd
Komitetu Obywatelskiego obyw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15
ZAVONDALE.

We wtorek i srode, 1890 i 1890
marca, Polonia Avondalska bedzie
miala spcsobnoSG pc a pierwszy
zobaczyc ten wielce sensacyjny i Gle
kawy obraz migawkowy p. t. Il dy-
mem Pozar6w" (The Sacrifice for
Liberty W 7miu aktach, ulozony ma
tie powstania polskiego w r. 1862,
W kt6rym Walerya Poklacka, odgry
wajaca role Heleny jake bohater-
ka tel walki O wolnoSG, odda swoje
zycie, zaslaniajac swego ulubione-
90 stanislawa cd kul nieprzyjaciel-
cki"h.
Obraz ten ofiarowany przez Pol
ska kompanie obraz6w migawko-
wych international Photoplay Co..
bedzie przedstawiony W teatrze p.
n. Crescent. 2915 Milwaukee av.
Jest on W 7-miu aktach | zaj-
mule 1000 stop bardzo >ciekaWych
rzeczy. Komitet Obywatelski W Avon
dale, kt6ry zajmuje sic wydaniem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

Smutna te wiadOmo$t Otrzymaf z
Washington brat jego Stanislaw, Fam.
pnr. 3712 DiverScy ave. Do siuzby woJ-
skowei ~powolany zostaf dnia 22go
wrzeSnia, 1917 rOku, do Francyi ode
siany zostal dnia 7-gO maja, nastepne-
90 roku. a dnia logo pazdziernika z. +.
oddal zycie dla idei. s. p. Tcofil u
rodzii sic dnia $50 luTego, 1890 roku
W Kr6lpStwic a do Amcryki przybyi
cdy mia} lat II zamieszkai Il %w0ich
krcwnych W Chicago. Pc p~rzybyciu
k~sztnlcil sic wieczOrami W Szkoiach an
siclSkich. uczac sic jednOczcSnie ma
mechanical. W dzirh zaS pracOwal w
fabrycc ma zyn drukarSkich pod naE.
wa The Miehle Primting Press Mfg.
Co.. gd2ic cicSzyl sic miancm d0hrcgo
mechanical. TCOfil PiSkOrZ pOZOStawif
W nicutulonym ialu SiOStrr pania W.
Woita>.x i hraci WOjCicCha. IGZcfa |
Stanislawa. Byi on mfodziciccm bar
do znanym / lubianym w&rGl m}odzic-
" SpErctarHrm finanSOwym Tow. Sw.
FranriSzka Serafina No. $40 Il. y. X.
X.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15
P~Olegnanie OBJ. Fran
CiSzka BaTCia.

Oh. Franciszek Bare, przez
lat kilka redaktor ,,Narodu Pol
skiego', organu urzedowego
Zjednoczenia P. r. K, ostatnio
urzednik Wydziaiu Narodowego
i redaktor jego oficyalnego %
k6lnika" wyjezdza tymi dniami
ma stale z Chicago, zaangazo--
wany ma stanowisko naczelnego
redaktora ,,Polaka W Ameryce"
jednego z najstarszych dzienni-
k6w polskich W tym kraju, wy
chodzacego W Buffalo, n. Y.
2 okazyi tel grono ~obywateli,
syczliwych odjezdzajacemu u
rzadzi}o dian pozegnanie w je-
dnej re sal budynku Zjednocze-
MIA; PREY stoiach ustawionych "
podkowe zasiadio kilkadziesiat
os6b; wSr6d obecnych widzielis-
my: x. rektora W. Zapa4e C. R.,
redaktor6w Orpiszewskiego j
Wachtla, prezesa chicagoskiego
Kom. Obywatelskiego, p. w.
Schrojde, radnego m~iasta, p. S.
Adamkiewicza, adwokata p. ].
Jankowskiego, dra. B. Klarko--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

Schrojda, a nadto p~rzemawiali
.jeszcze PIP. Adamkiewicz, Klar-
kowski, Rybowiak, kt6ry dolo--
zyf cd siebie wdzieczna pioSenke,
Wejna, Niemiec, Konopa, Gorski
i Sobota; wszyscy mowili z wiel-
ka serdecznoScia o odjezdzaja-
Gym, kt6ry faktycznie W ciagu
lat poi tuzina W Chicago spedzo-
nych zaznaczyf sic tn praca oWo-
cna ma wielu waznych polach ma
szego wsp61zycia, winSzowano
mu nowego j zaszczytnego sta
nowiska i zapewniano, re Chi
cago - choc je opuszcza, ME Ia
pomni o MIN. w odpowiedi dfu-
60 i bardzo serdecznie m6Wii OBJ.
Franciszek Bare; dziekowaf
wszystkim "a wynurzenia SYM
patyczne i wzajemnie zapewnia}.
re przyjaciof swoich grona ME
wykresli z pamieci i Wzajem ich
o dobra o sobie upraSza1 panied.
Oko1o poinocy zakonczy4a sic
ia biesiada, n~adzwyczaj mia -
zaspiewano wspolnie ,,Jeszcze
ME ginefa!!" zamknieto wiecz6r
modlitwa.
w Komitecie urzadzajacym pc
zegnanie to byli czynni: OBJ. P.
Rostenkowski, adv. j. Jankow--
ski i oh. j. Niemiec.
Oh. FIR. Barciowi redakcya ma
szego pisma zyczy ma stanowi--
sku nowem powodzenia i sill do
wytrwania w trudnych warun--
kach tutejszych - ola dobra
Sprawy Narodowej, kt6rej
wszyscy jestesmy sfuzkami wier-
nymi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

sc wlac balsam pociCchy w StrO-
SHANE scrca rodzic0W. S:OStr i bra
Ia zmarlej Sp. Heleny, stawlajqc
zarazcm "a przykiad innym cnotv
i zaiety zmarlcj, Nt0remi celowa-
la iako wicrna cora koscioia. ia
ko ukochanc dziecic - rodzicow
/ jake niecccn;ona przyjaciolka /
S;oStra tych, Z ktirymi obcowala
"a zyyia, czego zywym dowodem
tax l;cznc zrrom&dzcnie tych,
kt6rzy ia kochali i powazali.
Pc smutnych ce:cmoniach No-
>cicinvch. orSzak pogrzcbowy ru-
Nv ku cmentarzowi SW. Wojcie-
cha W Niles. III. - Po Ccrcmo--
mach cmcntarnych, pred ziozc-
uiem zWlok DO .grobu, y. +. {.
Scicszka, przyjac:cl rodziny rp.
U:iomSKich. majqc ma uwadze IL
cznic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT obconaro-
dowc0w, wygIosil slow kilka W
iezyku angielSkim, poczem zlozo-
no cialo ip. lieleny ma wicczny
spoczyrck. Mech odpoczywa "
pokoju. B. Mol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

tego obrazu, ofiaruje calkowity do
ch6d ma Fundusz Milionowy Pol:kt.
Azeby kazdemu dac sposobnosc
%zobaczenia jak Polacy cenili / cenia
wolnost, jake walki toczyli z wro-
giem, co "a nedze i cierpienie pono-
sill "a Ojczyzne, jaka jest milosc tel
polskiej dziewicy, ktora oddaje zyciO
"a swego ulubionego Stanislawa, o.
braz ten bedzie pokazywany 4 razy
dziennie przez 2 dni tylko: we VITO
rex i srode, 1890 i 1890 marca, b.
r. Poczatek O godzinie 2giej pc po-
ludnu / wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

,Cierpia} ma astne cd dwudzie-
stu lat. - Pan Johannes Keller L
Collyer, Kans., pisze: ,,ChcieliScie
sic dowiedziee, jak sic czuje. O.
becnie jestem zdrow, DO Ora.
Piotra Gomozo przywrocibo mi
zdrowie. Przez dwanaScie lat
cierpialem ma astme. Uzywa}em
wszelkiego rodzaju lekarstw lecz
zadne ME przyniosio mi ulgi, az
uzyiem tego lekarstwa." Wiele
dolegliwosci, kt6rych leczenie be-
watpienia bylo zagadkowem ola
niejednego Z tax zwanych uczo-
nych doktorow, ustapilo pod
wpiywem tego zwyczajnego, sta
rego lekarstwa z~iolowego. Ora,
Piotra Gomozo ME jest tax zwa-
mem ,,lekarstwem patentowem' i
ME jest do nabycia W aptekach.
Lokalni agenci dostawiaja je. Pr
szcie do DR.. Peter Fahrney and
Sons Co. 2501 Washington Blvd,
Chicago, FL, = Ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15
Z WLADYSkAWOWA.

iAiNoSll "ioNShtSSSA Il SElllCIkNN III
dzielnic naszego miasta, ktore Cd
zwierciadlaja zycie i wypadki Po-
lonii, sadie przeto, re ma miejscu
bedzie azeby szerSzy ogof spo|e-
czeistwa naszego dowiedziaf sic
CO slychac ! co sic dzieje ma VIA
dyslawowie.
Dzielnica nasza jake jedna z
najmlodszych w szeregu place
week Polskich, borykat sic musi Z
rozmaitego rodzaju przeszkodami
azeby mogia pomyslnie sic rozwi-
JAG i prosperowat.
Cd czasu zaiozenia parafii
przez X. F. C. Scieszke, ii. o.
p:eciu lat,pobudowania prowizo-
rycznego kosciola i szkoly. wzrost
parafii postepuje zo}wim kro-
klein. Bye moze, re glownymi
powodami do tego by}y dwie wa
zne przyczyny, a mianowicie: -
niedawno zakohczona wojna
wszechSwiatowa, oraz upadek fl
nansowy banku Fidelity, kt6rym
rliejscowa Polonia grubo by}a
zaabsorbowanQ.
Parafia nasza liczy obecnic 100
rodzin L CORA, moglaby i powin-
10 bye wiecej. gdyby ME wyzej
wymienione diva czynniki, ca
ktore byly powalnq tama do
wzrostu i rozwoju parafii oraz,
zc W d~zielnicy n~aszcj many vie
In takich libcralnic uSpoSobio
nych rodakiw. kt6rzy dopicro Nd
lou SmiertcInym gwaftownie "a
~czynajq mys,ct o nalclcniu do pa
raiii. - Duszrasterzem naSzym
lest Y. A. IIalgas. htGry Z poswiy
ccnicm i zaparcicm sic Siebic pra-
cujc'dla dobra paraiii ~naszcj ! dla
zbawicnia dusz na$zych i dzjatwy
na<zej. Svzyiowa to zaistc praca
{ kt6rci pojecic majq Ii tylko ci.
ktorzy W roIobnych warunkach
ma tenn po,u pracowaIi. - LA
Bog ze wkr6tcc bye mozc. stosun-
XII W paraiii naszci zmieniq sic IA
rr,p<zc.
I wiadomcSci. jakiemi rodzie,
lie sic mogc l. laskawemi czytcl-
rikami Dzicnnika to najnowSza
lest smutna wiadomo$t IL Z licz-
hy skromnci naszvch parafian.
.tracili;mv nieodzalowanci pa
Inject icdna Z popularnvch p:o--
r:erek naszci paraiii -. Helene
\. Giomska. kt6rei pogrzcb Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

sracys - CxS~Nt pI'-'.
s ,]ssia.as' pz zis fSlSIte euicisdosxIs:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-15

Opr6cz togo beda p~okazywane in
ne obrazki z zycia amerykahskiego-
humorystyczne.
Komitet Obywatclski,
No. 20, W Avondalc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-01
AS OTTAWA'S
BOYS FOUGHT

Company c and the hundreds of other Ottawa boys
didn stop figure the interest they would gain loan
ing themselves to Uncle Sam; they knew they need
ed and they told Uncle Sam to take ALL they had unhes
tatingly. They endured seemingly unbearable hard.
ships. For nearly fifty days in stretch alone, without
let-up. Company fought in the trenches. Other Otta
wa boys did the Some are back home, crippled
for life Some will return. Hundreds of our
home boys the Atlantic, putting the finishing
touches to the job. BECAUSE THEY OFFERED
THEIR ALL, WE AT HOME. ARE SAFE.
You asked to give nickel, but Uncle Sam
requests that you loan him the money pay the bills
that enabled boys to lives and property
lie IL pay back every penny with good interest.
When the GIVERS come back from
the battlehelds, you look them
squarely in the eyes if your not
''oaner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Cn1CA0o LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April I.--iioG.. receipts
a. ono: opened unrvrnly &c Ia lIr high
er, closed with nlvnn"" lost: curly t"l
t2O.h0: duotnhlr top Into 12"."": rrtl'
mated tomorrow 5000. hulk OF sales
t:0.lOTS2b3o; heavy weight a2".2oNT
ta6.as: medium weight I3n.lOR E2"'3S
light weight &l9.75Ti2n.3n light
weights :lS.ion 10000: r"ws IlS.o"@
yIA.76: pigs sl7.aNTHlS.R0.
Cattle, receipts $1,000: beef rterrN
monty - 10 2hr lower: nh" stock hIF
PIC lower: bulls ard r-cdorn MchaS
calves :Lc To Toe higher; catimntrd to-
morrow, Heavy b"nf ntoarH > 10" n
5000: light hc"f mctrH 7i0.0oNtl"'""i
butcher cows md hcif"rs &7.<oh flb""
Gamers mud cutters 33.GjHSlo,nH. Ven
cnIvc. sli.ONWflG.G -i"cknrn mud frnd
or steers I9@G@fil6.h".
sheep. r~ccipih $4,000: nhorn Iampf
She lower; w0olrd limbs ?5c Ia 6Oc lo~'
cr. sheep st"hdy; ycnrlinRs ?3c lower
c,,imnIrd tomorrow 10000. lMmhH
"a pounds or irHa 3lb.2bsps2""o IN
,,n,,nds ar better IITTBWt.h2o"; cuts
Il4o0TSi7S0. Even medium and good
ai22Emiib.7G culia and Homih"n l"'"'
Tli:.:h,
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new ATHENS

Rev. John Eioher was nero 'o'c' 100
c.hhath visiting with friends.
Mr.. Edward Hanna or FrecporC ~
bcnA last week. visiting with MS s's.et
Mrs. Alice Skagss. ,< .o n.ye
Mr.. william White and wire VINO nav w.
,,an sncdins few weeks WIN nv
brotber. D. V. white, Of Martins Fef'
r.turned home last week.
Mr. Kcyser and Mr.. Touoies "ere ou0
,,... caller, In Cadlz on Monday:
Mr.. John Cubertson ana oauGn'e'
were shipping in Wheeling last weeA
Mrs, LoraIn Johnson and MN ~
Holiday entertained the i.an'eH fA"0'
w. club on Tuesday night.
~ g. Beur AMI MI John B. he
.connon were in cadtE AonhaS on ous
innsS. -h.1 ,
NJ MoNuuGtlton haA purcsnnnoo
MN, Oakland nix AUTOMOBILE.
Mr. Arb4rt Johnson. Of Peabody Nan.
T. hero visiting with his brothnr. Ar
Iorutn Johnson
Mr. md Mrs.. C1ord NoFahden vlHlIeo
naiurday with HIS parents. M ana A'"
a. MoJRuadon. of Csh'z-
Mr. John Droda~. OF TnpfoT. W. Va
I, horo Waiting with hin two broth"n
Mssuru. william and Trrd nronaw.
Tho members Of tho MothodiHa ohuro'
hid thcIr food sale In tho Jonneoa
Btorv Ga Inst Saturday afternoon. and u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-08
Branch Office in Pittsburgh

Hughes 4 Dirr. stock brokerH OF New
York and Philadelphia. hnvn opened a
brunch nrricc In Pittsburgh on The nee
0nd nonr Of tho Arrott building NJ
Fourth md Wood. Thin IN The NTH Oh
nco or thin firm In Pennsylvania tho
other offices being located In lhtlhdNI-
rhln, RnndinG. HnrrlahurRh md lAncnn-
ter. Hughes e. Dier nlnO "pcrat" Two
ofriccn In New York city. QUO In mo
financial districi md nm uptown NC"
York branch. together with "nicrH NJ
Camden aud Patterson. n. j. The new
office in this city Is completely "nu'p'
ned for service with private ~'ro u"
all principul markets. and Will fhrm
ST ronG link In Tho chnin being pun up
Inv Ihl. nrm The rittnburHh 0Hico viii
l,o managed by A. r. Inohinin. f"rm"rly
r,,,,huruh manager for Ware & LELAND.
with r w nrochrohmidt. rnrinHriy WIN
\ r. Mnntou r. Co. as hnsiHiahl maj"
aE-r
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M n A. h q &

vaa n great auorcna. having Roh every
article of food that waS dOnatsd .real'A
Inn quito nIco littlo sum OF mo"s1.
Mrs. Il. II. IIolmoa was. ahoDplnS ~
CuJiz an Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Mcdonald Of ma Ans1a sny
rrcrbyi orlan seminary. was homo Over
lnar Sabbath Visiting with fricnds.
Tho members OF the Presbyterian
church hold their annual dinner and con-
EDUCATIONAL meetings last saturday.
Mr. Adam Watson made business
trim TO Cadlz last Saturday.
Mr., Frank Woodcock and vito were
over Sunday visitors At the homo OF
Miss Ada Boyd.
Mis-. Marie Baker and mother were
here over Sabbath from Scio, where Miss
Baker Is teaching In tho high schools .
Rev. George Darokins and wHe. well
arrive here from Rochester. New York.
this week for short visit with MA
DawkIns' grand father. Mr.. D. L. Par
rish. They will visit hero for = fe~ DAYS
before going to their now home IN De-
troit Michigan. 80. IA
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1or.u 4 BxyAn's Closing stock Letter
New YORK. April Tin practically
all departments price gains were rcEis-
tered today and exceptional ADVANCES
were scored in several speciaities- 70
utical news from abroad cpuple4 WIN
the prospects Of the calling OF an e1tre
session Of congress In early nay were
tho chief inspirations IN hs buying
movement
standard shares. fluctuations were MOI
10 conspicuous and pending some dse-
Mite decision on steel prices. irfoSWerity
in the steel shares will undoubtedly Do
the object Of things.
Some OF tho railroad shares Drinel-
pally Reading and. Southern racine xete
again absorbed by substantial intensIs
and Tho cha raeter OF tho Abnor1uon IN
the two stocks meTi toned indicator lhAt
further efforts will BE- made 10 advanoe
prioes In this group. rhcrs are rr"%'n1
Indications OF d marhSd impr9yenrn' IN
dom,stio trado and Il II confidently OK
nooto Cd in substantial quAftArs th1t Az
oariy contamination OF ? preliminary
noano TREATY will bo the saGn fhr Az M
nreaaed export business ~ yarsons hnss
and rcnoscd activity At bona ~ ms
present. tIns, We ses nothing In The He0-
or.i run OF Influences aud bl!cvs shvsn-
tsre should ~ taken Of NY dopr"ctRt lion
in stock market values to mako ~
chARNA ..---------.-.- - -, ~ ~ th
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F|DENCE IN
STOCK NARkET I

NEW YORK. April T.-Trndins In 10,
DAVIS active and strong stock mar
vn. governed 10 far greater eA''n'
than at any recent period by IN" roi'
dan, tone OF ad~iccs from hDr"a"'
Statements from influential quarters
4, tho effect that tn" peace 'foe'F
,ro.resnirta towards ehriy fh''"
,..d = hasty retreat Of Tho nh"F'h anu
probably prompted renewed "nS"s
.,andaYd nharoH by conservative '"''
Data ,,.r r.,
Home Developments. ""@h '"'
,.,I,n ,r call rn"noY "n i"ni Ha'"'
49,. y.y,rnhlr hank ntnt"In"h' nm" "
,,,,,, from, rcrtnrn aah n""'h"'"
,h,c, yrnrTtrh The growth "t "P
,,,I,m oy.r crop pr"nrc"'' ami E
traho r0nnlil"hn
10 tho movement,
W. .,,,r,nrr Of ournInnl"n h"unn5
II, m, Ilny'n broad "p"rn'I""" ~"n
.rrrp,,d M evidence III n"
nnb,Ic participate" fI"'" -,
,,,,. which hive provided n"'h V.
~. ,nnrkrIn momentum III
wooka. ,u.,, nnIe
,,ivoly utIlp Roadway. dhh''"R"
,,.n,norintlonn boinR limited l" p"pu'
,s.,.r. n, gains ~ /" p"'"'H.
.Ac,l Lou, within nhfr"~ """
rri,ins half tn gain 81 " p "
American international '"' w.
u,tmnrily M organization Tor '"'
,,o,to, OF ~spnr, and import nr
NV, pouno.u,"r Wild" and r"~rrt t,u "a
"',.,tons woo tho sp.c'"""'"r f"n'"r ,,
"",,ir,nnins all other nt""hn d" ~" u"
..o,, or utmnni ten p"l"'n' ,
Oils, mp,"rn. nhipri"hS. n.,,,c.i
IlhtllllnHu.
.,,,,,, LAURA Furnished n""a"a'
ana a. ,. '" prap"rrl""s 10 Tho d''o'" I.',
,T.ai"s at .r""" s.."" Of 'H .i.s
,ro,, and aundrT 7po''e'''
m.h,nr .nodora'o ""ra""''' ~
"nunn,nd To $4,000 Hh"''" ,.,,x
I,esllnsa In bonds "as" t-.uo. am,
mr., md feaiurrloua. t.h"r'y
~ ,nr,,s,,ra holding and ,"'"'N
"'n". Gazing rnghtr r".al -. ,,s
tpar vs,nop aggregated sl.7oS'o %" o LII
S,p~i,od s,ate. bonds unchsnx"" o"
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STOCKS AID BONDS.
Burrnn, Zoos, oHHssn'

NEW YORK. April 7.--Hnttcr 'rh
creamery higher linm "Htrnn oo ~ We.
creamery cxtrnn O.? "nrr) o0h ""'''
firrir ca, 1pG6.': packing stock c"rre"'
nnhr. No. .. 14H HPi6r.
I:Rgr. rrcrh gathered "nrnH ~ -
rrcrh unihrrrh rlrnI northern n'"'
1IrSeflal,r: do. rnuihrrn n"ciion wy
Are. .,ntr. pennsylvania md nearby
wcu,rru hrnmrry whItrn. rino to 'RhcS
go. r,ntc. rrnnryIvanin and no"rD'
hrrncry whI,cH ordinary To prime 80"
SOC. do. browns IGtht7c: R"'h"r"
hrnvn md mixed col"r- an 'hc.
t'hccrr, irregular; state. current "nS
specials :2H @32Ilc; do. average '"'
az. Tr%3c. m,
Live poultry weak: chickcna "n'
sing. Csc: fowls 1oM4lc: old roos'er'
.tGr.5c: turkeys 3cm for.
prc-scd quiet: chikcns frozen 80 o
a9c: fowls frozen 29fr3sc; fresh ~"
3Gc: old roostrrs froKcn +oV
turkey. tnhtSc.
Flour firm.
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BURGLAR MADE
GOOD HIS ESCAPE

Nothing further has been h7ccr'H'ned
N tho identity OF the bold ourE'a1
Who entered the home OF HusS"il hr"h'
on Ea-t Eleventh street. nj "l"'N
SUNDAY evening TIL" darling OF 'h'a
robbor wan particularly bold nlnrr IN"
family wa. yot In tho h""1o while he he,
v., rummaglng through n"vernl trunk"
e. ~. r,.r roon,n Of tho building. MT
80 NJ, Ruehl wcro about TO depart
e. IN automobile rldo whom noine wan
ho.rd IN tho back part OF tho houa"
s.n,rb aro,t.od thnir curloaity. part'cn-
lariy Mra- RushrH. who started an IN.
yestieatlon. As shc entered their room
IN which the bold burglar was NJ "ork
he 3unpcd through an open window anu
esreScd. 4as,
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SUQAn.

NEW YORK. April Tho local mar
,n, rnr ruw .urnr was quiet today Win
M NON. hu,,ncrn reported. Fric"n were
n,cb,nucd n, ST.:S for centrifugal 10
the rrfinrr.
Tho market for refined wnr "e"n'
,rL unchnngcd nj 9r Tor fine Rrnhu'n'
cd There /. n moderate huHIncSn Ro'hs
an almost duily hut buyers nrr not Nv
cIincd 10 tmkc any more mo ~ "'hr''
rory no that rrrincr~ hnr" ll'll" "l'i'
entity IN making pretty pr""p ''"r
mont Exports ~ lhir h"v" not m''
very hrnvy. although II Is "Sp"''"n '"",
,h,y Will bt quite lnrRc during inc In''''
unr, Of tho month.
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rr1-rnnUnnH LIVE HTooh.

r1TTsuI'nGl1. April T.~--rH"I". low,
G., loads. Prime ElL"""
si77i ahccr. nlronC. rnrplr :" ."" "",
;'I,"' r,r,rnc wc,hcrs S,2.hoH3'''po;
"er"r' common }t.nnr s6.n": lambs
~ no@t,I7so; veal calrcH slf.o0W
*l-'o""
1850. a, double
Hogs. active: receipts >" o Uorr
aoora primo hcnvics and hoaVy yor .c
w. ,,nIoGtoo.5O: light workers. 80
s S,.c,oo; pies sio.5O61ls'7S; roush'
s17006$1S.a0.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. April f.-Cottoh Roo"'
mnrkcta were much stronger WIN p'''
cloths active and higher. fhrnh "''"
a,endicr and Inquiries increasing. Oroea
rood. were sold NOR" freely. raw III"
Urn, nlcmdy with China grades
,,hcr. rcnoricd II nodcrn'" buHih"Hh'
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rOLnDO GRAIN.

rot roo. SrriI = Gov "'''''"' Nv
ou.h 5000. April @-".o":
90
hln,ke. prime onah i"h""
Timothy. prime ""ni' ola '"'""'
,sI:M. A9rIl SILL" way '"''''
,.,nh,r Sc ~, O"iuher 1h'i"
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Cash quotations: Corn No. yellow.
1851 a. l.61H: No. 4 yellow l.68is ~
1871; No. yellow 1856 n l.b8ii.
Ontx. No } white 67I a 68N: stand
ard 68X m 6s.
Fork nominal. Iard 2s75. Rib~ $3.50
a 27.60.
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STRENGTH IN
CORN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 7.-StrenEth doNei-
onod in tho corn market todny owing Ia
tho fact that rural offerings. although OF
liberal volume Wsro ror the most part
held al comparatively hiRh flEuro"'
JArtcon closed unBettlod al tho ammo ~
Baturdny'u HrhBh Ia lr up. WIN May
1869 to 1904 and July l.to 1" i'tpH
Oats rnlnod y to IL. In pr"ViH'"nH 'ho
out como WA unchanged TO IL o"h''
Higher.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. VA. April I. 10.
Furnished Tho lntcllIgcnccr by a. ~
Mnsten g. Co.. members or the Ne" forR
stock Exchange. Nationul Bunk Build
lnE, Wheeling. w. Va.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w. Va. April 7. 10.
Furnished The IntelliSencer by a: 4
Mnsten & Co. members OF the Ne" I0IA
Stock Exchange. National l'ahN nu''o-
Ing, wheeling. w. Va. -
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. ADrn y, =, n
Furnished Tho lnteinSSe,S a Now york
Nasten B. Co.. memoc,S HANK Build
s.oe1 ws.sl,D9 W. Va. Louia F. Brand
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wHnm.rNQ. W. Va. April 7. 10.
Furnished me IntolllHcRcor by n -.
N.utep d Co.. mombor5 OF tno Dobtoh
STOCK Exchange National Bank Builu-
,nr WhoolinR w. Va
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. April I. ia
Furnished Tho IntelliEencor by y ~
uaston q Co.. members OF the now 10Ls
atock ExchanKr. National Bank bnio-
INh.ellnn w Xn-
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IOpen.i High.
PNTHOLEUI.

OIL CITY. Pa. April 7.---Cr"dit bal
,,ccs s.: RunH D2.3S2: average s6h'-
Iss. shipmcnta $685.; average 80
377.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va, April !. ~.
r,,rnish.d Tho Intelligence by A. ~
ua,ten& Co. mcmbcra q the Pittsburgh
stock Exchange. National BANK 6u'io'
ing. wheeling. ". Va
,---------- Ask, Bid.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. April I, ~.
pn,Iy quotation list Wheeling STOCK
exchange. compiled for the Inteliisen'
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j6)--Trnnsfcr bookH cloa" AprlI II I"i
rnguInr nor ONT and an extra ] poi
cent, payable May l.