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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-03
:; THE THEATRES !
THURSTON, The
MASTER MAGICIAN
Famous Successor to Kenar, the Gre0''
Will Be at Court AL Nc1t
Week.

Thurston the famous magician. VIII
anpear at the Court theatre AL mex
week starting Monday night WIN n'at
uccs Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY,
and the tricks he will play on aStonisneo
kids and stubborn GrowuupS Will prihh
10Y to the former and max" the 'at:cr
hopping mad, because. i'll their superb,
wisdom they imagine they Kno" '"l
about how it is done.
Thurston is popular for many reasons
In the first place he is master OF ms
nrotcssfon-a delft trickstcr. alert ready
to seize the opportune moment; hoetH-
tirohlc in his quest for new materlaf
and liberal TO the verge Of prodiEalltE IN
organizing his company. Moreover MT
bring him and his audience together; ano
has n vein Of comedy that goes lar ~
there is in his personality and his ap-
peal something that makes him unique
among stage folk.
It IS claimed that TfIurston carr1cs
company Of IS people and has almost an
entirely new program this season III
GLIDING extensive and elaborate stage e1
rects and spectacular mysteries ali VI
which are presented IN fashion at ONCE
mystifying and entertaining nc HAS
, varied performance
. For twelve wears ThurSton has hcld
tho foremost position in the ranks or tho
profession in which Hermann and Kel-
lar won lasting distinction He has ap-
reared in most every civilized part or the
globe. Men and women from walks or
life find pure and recrcaive diversion
in a Thurston performance, 1t Is crowo-
cd with those thrillingly exciting NOM
ents which cause your hair TO stiffen
and rise on your head. the palms OF your
hands to grow moist and you feel as II
some one had surreptitiously sprinkled
your spine with ice water. And sudden
iy, TO your great surprise. You find your
self submerged in bath OF tinkliDg DC
light. Seats are now on sale.
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141,aO Men IN THE
:; new GERMAN ARMY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF,
April S-The Strength or
the new German army or keicnsHenn
Gas previously been fixed at 24l;5OO men
drcordfng to information recently reacn-
3s,r American officers in charge OF Keep
fnS tab on the Rehabilitation and read
instment of enemy forces. There are
iI, he sixteen large and eleven small Dr.
rades, the large brigades to have 10'Soo
men each and the small brlgades o.aS9
men each. Corps troops are TO nuHoer
E45S and General Headquarters troops
shout 10000 men. according to the pres
ent plans ~ 49, ia
German errny Is rapidly being dlScharS-
al from all units except few IN the
suard corps and on the eastern front.
there soon will remain in the EarrlsonS
throughout Germany only TWO classes
Of troops-the new and independent VOL
1intecr units and tho volunteer remnants
Of the old army units. Some or the vol
1fnteer remnants have been planning 10
combine with thn new independent VOL
Imteer units for the Ecichswchr. but in
many other instances il Is apparent that
they are simply drifting. awaiting some
decision by. the War Ministry as % thrir
future Reports that the war Ministry
IL planning to maintain small Garri$onS
IA every town indicat" the p"SsihtIltF
that these remnants are I" remain in
nhe old departments. rather thnn ~
transferred into the new volunteer units.
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Returned Britishers
Partial to Hot Baths

LONDON. May THAT British fetish.
the cold bath. has lost its attractions
for many soldiers who haN" returned
from Franco. The occasional baths the!
got in rest billstS during tn" war were
hot, and they soon acquired the hot-ba'h
habit along with Il diStaSt" for cold wat
4r. One soldic' who used 20 be colo
Bath enthusiast says:
my experience with cold baths since
returning from tn" front haT" mad" me
wonder whether tho cold bath habit is
not rally p"rnicinus fad. and /" con-
clude that l survived il only h"cauS"
was broken into it when very young and
resilient.
The first cold bath had ~ hom"
tave me tho blues AL day; the next
gave me a stiff neck in addition. and tho
third day developed rheumatism. Th".'
say that the British arc Il Class 5 nation
Have anything TO do with II.
physically. I wonder whether cold baths
wives and domestic servants arc said
to be opposed TO the now hot bath habit
Of the returned soldiers. Hot baths mean
the consumption of more coal and re-
duire more work in preparation.
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Breaks PreCedentS In
Naming Two AdmiraIs

LONDON. May 2-(CorrcsPondence OF
Tht. Associated l'rcSs)-Thc British gov
.rnment disrcgarded all prccedcnts ana
treated two uniqu" situntions when II
elevated Lord Jellcoc and Sir DaEld
Beatty to be admirals Of the fleet at the
Same time. Never had a man or Bea1,
Tvs age--4$ yearS-bccn so honored ana
nevnr had two British admirals OF the
fleet flown the flag nj the same time, In
fact in the past 100 years only three
admtrals of the fleet had flown tne1r
flags at all.
II is Il tradition in the British navy
that if an officer is promoted to admiral
of the fleet when on sea duty he is re-
l;cvcd rs soon as prac,icahlc and never
again is assigned to the sea. In this
case Eeatty'S flag was hoiSt"d for only
tho four days Intervening between his
appointment and the diSbanding of the
Grand Fleet. Jcllicoc had the distlnc-
ton Of spreading his flag to the breeze
from the mast of the New Zealand. on
which he is making trip almost around
tho world.
Ono OF tho three other occasions in
tho last century when admirals Of the
British fleet have been 1T sea was when
Sir Edward Seymour took the 1ntteNbie
To Now York in 1909 for the tcrccntcn-
airy celebration.
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AIaericans Who Wore
!: German Uniforms
!: Given 2O-Year Terms

~ COBLENl, May 2.-(corr"%n'uu'ur"
4 IL The Associated Press. 1.-Two A"'
-orican soldiers who weui ahead o. >hr
Army OF Occupation during inc Ha''H
Across RheniSh Prussia asst l'c'HtnoCr;
6onned German army uniforms ana nal
a series of thrilling adventures. after \
court martial recently. wcr" S.,nt'n!'"
10 twenty years at hard labor. The" rt''h'
roth priyatcs. were charged with dcSHr-
don in addition 10 eight other oitt'S'S
connected with their run away TRIP.
According to the testimony brought
o1t at the court marital both 'n"n spoke
a little German and after gong an'"u Il
the advancing troops fell in Win i nutn-
Her OF German soldiers. also deS'rt'tS'
The Germans had stolen Il lot Of 1900:
,Snsrf1,r apparel and other articles OF
value and, witnesses said. induced the
Americans to assist the Germans IN res
caling the stolen property from q 'caen'.
THE two privatcS. Frederick klchl?aH
end Frank Richards prooaolN "erc ns',
first Americans TO enter Conlenz. as they
were more than q week ahead OF ;he
schedule Of the Third Army in its 1narct!
toward the Rhine. 1t was in SUBURB o.
Coblens that the Germans had hidden
their booty-in the basement or a Ger
man woman's house. i IN so, som" ,br w and md
FOR several days and nights had guards
Watching for the thieves to appear 10
Dart away their loot.
+ ! When two supposedly German Solotts
sDpearcd one night with sacks and starr,
az to pack up the articles and refused
d heed repeated German commands :"
halt the German policemen began |"
IRE. One man fell. wounded IN the arm.
Stad the other. after u chase. was cauShl.
When the two were taken to the Ger
s1san police station it was discovery
They were Americans and they were held
11Stn officers Of the American army ar
rived.
Under the circumstances. AFTER an IN
x@stigation the Americans decided not 10
Ss1e any charge against the German po-
1fcen.s1, who had shot Richman-
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HOMER SMITH TO ~
RUN EXCURSIONS
Palatial River Steamer Has Been Doing
Splendid Business Down
Stream.

Tho Steamer Homer Smith. tho largest
floating craft on tho Ohio river. engaged
in the excursion business. is here and
will run Il big excursion from the local
wharf this evening. 4 capacity crowd
is expected To he in attendance and ono
Of tho features will nr tn" splendid dnnce
program. with Hown:d's colorcd jazz or
rhrstra Of Columbus. Ohio. in charge.
This orchestra has hrcn at the Dcschlcr
hotel III Columbus during tho winter
months and is one Of The best possible 10
secure.
The big steamer carried tho largest
number Of people eyer carried on one
boat on last Sunday afternoon and even
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SEEK INJUNCTION
AGAINST DRY LAWS

SAN FRANCISCO. May z-Permanent
injunction to restrain Mrs. Annette \.
Adams. United States attorney, from en-
forcing provisions Of the war time pro-
hibttfon act Of November q. 1918, and
the Sheppard prohibition amendment,
was sought in the United States district
court here today in a petition filed by
Theodore A. Bell, an attorney. The petit
ton charges that department Of agri-
culture agents had encouraged sthe pro-
duction Of wine grapes and has estab-
lished an experimental vineyard to en-
courage vineyardists to produce wine
grapes. The action Is based upon an
agreement by the vIneyardists made to-
day to furnish wine grapesto the wine
maker.
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LAST DAY FOR ALA
AXIOM At VIRGINIA

Today Is positively the last day tt
witness the pyschic demonstrations o;
ALA Axiom at the Virginia theatre
This wise nran from India is concluding
a two weeks run to remarkable busi'
ness, and while he could remain hero
much longer it is impossible to SC:
back contracts. and the performance.
this afternoon and evening will be the
last. Wheeling has been nystincd anc
has marvelcd. and will welcome. a re-
turn engagement should he ever decide
to come this way again. He has an
swcrcd thousands Of questions, anc
with an uncrrinS accuracy. Today vii.
also be the last chance Of seeing the
super -photoplay, The False Faces" 2
thrilling drama of mystery, intrigue
spies and romance. with punch IL
every scene and suspense that Is car.
ried throughout the impelling story.tc
the very finish. 1t is the sort Of photo
drama that makes your blood tingle .anG
holds your interest from the very starr
until the end.
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os, Offices and post roads Of the House

posi offices and post roads Of the House
on January rs. 1919. Three Democrats
favored il. :, compromise was made by
q vote of 10 to 8 to return the wires
by Drt. 81. 1919. and that was the way
that the bill was reported. Burleson
larprd only three votes of controlling
the rnn,rnittee 1T that time. Rep. Harry
G. Woodward OF West Virginia, to be
SUR. was not one Of the Burlcson fol-
lowers He voted in committee first to
return the wires instanter, then for the
compromises setting Dec. 81. 1919 as the
date. Tho bill got lost in the rush, roar
and shuttle Of tho Legislative logjam
that chok"d on the mortal life of the
late but rarely lamcntcd, six!y-ffth
Congress. .
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"The Masquerade"

The Masqucradcr' a drama OF today
with Guy Bates Post as the star. will b.
the attraction at the Court theatre for
two days commencing Monday. May %.
This play was produced by Richard wal
ton Tully and scored great success in
New York last season. During the sum-
mer Mr.. Post and his company went 10
Australia where the play again achieved
n hit Tho play is dramatic version
by John Hunter Booth. Of katherine
Cecil Thurston's novel Of the same title.
In it. Mt Post, playing a dual role. has
an opportunity to display that versatal-
ity which has marked him as ono OF tho
foremost players on the American stage.
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II KILLED In THE
SALVADOR QUAKE

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Seventy-twc
persons were killed and more than 40U
injured in the earthquake Mt San Saliva
to the state department.. The shocks
dor April %. according TO advices today
continued until yesterday.
The dispatches said that the property
destruction was great and that the Am
erican legation building was damaged
but that no Americans were hurt.
The American charge at San Salvador
has been instructed TO express the SYM
pathy Of the American government and
people TO the Salvador government.
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ing at Portsmouth. Ohio. Mr.. Roy
Mycr, an expert advertising man, is her
with the boat and has booked larG'
number Of excursions for lodges ant
other affairs. Anyone desiring date;
should communicate with the boat
once. 1t is one Of the finest boats OF
the river
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Ar1to
Axley
Strengthened
ChaS. a. Eesbttt.
II Twentieth Street. ,,ap-30-k
About Rheumatism.

rheumatism causes moro pain and
suffering than any other disease for the
reason that 1t is tho most common OF
ell ills. and it Is certainly gratifying
to sufferers to know that there Is Il
remedy that will afford relief. and max,
rest and sleep possible. 1t is called
Chambcran's Ltnimcnt For sale by al;
dealers.
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NAY BE ABANDONED.

DOVER. England. May --latest ad-
Elces from Ostend indicate that tho plan
to bring the famous old cruiser Nindic-
t1ve may have to be abandoned. Tn"
Tindictiye. sunk by tho British TO bottle
UP Ostend har6or. is said to have suffer-
ed Suah strains in the salvage operations
That the hull IS one the point Of break
ing up,
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TOOK Some Counting

what makes you 80 late with the
milk these Mornings asked Mrs. Smith.
We'll. you sec, ma am, answered the
niIkman, 1.-The law doesn't allow US any
more than $4,000. 900 bacteria to the gal
Ion, an you wouldn't believe how long
it takes to count the little varnintss
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Jack McCoombs has presented diff
1ercnt batting order in each OF the three
games played thus far.
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The greater the necessity for saving
The greater your opportunity TO use
The 1nteIIigcnccr Want Ada
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS
BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Dee. S.-Iiogs receipts 81
nhN: estimated tomorrow T5.hn0: most
IL % cents lower. Bulk. Sl2.G5ri -. 90:
tor. $l3.nn- heavy. Sl:.65 n T.. 40: me-
rum. sl275n 1900; light. sl2.G5 q 1900:
light light. sl2.250 1915: heavy pack
ing sows. smooth. SIZES Il ESQ; pack
ing sows. rough. $l1.75 q les: pixs.
S11.75I1260.
Cattle receipts @f.oo0; estimated to-
morrow. $4,000: strong.
Ee"fStccrS. medium and heavy
weight: Choice and prime. s1S.5o6O
o1.50; medium and good. sl1 @Jm1s.5 so:
common. $3.50 11.25: light weight,
good and choice, Sl&.S5M co.'s; com
mon and medium. ss.00h 1885. Butcher
cattle: TTcifers. $500 1870: sows.
sS35G13.75: Gamers and cutters. 1855
n G35. Veal calves. Sl6.5Om l7.5o: feed
or steers. $6.00T10.75: western range.
strectrs. sT.5OW15.o0; COWS and hcifcrs.
sG50a12.50.
morrow, $4,000: strong.a Lambs: Sl4.25
M1625: culls and common. $1,000
400. Ewes: N"rium. good ard choice,
ST75T9.40: cuiS and common. 81 NJ
7.95: breeding. s7.o041I25.
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New York Cotton Market

Total sales 9SO.6oO shares.
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Eamaron Locale

O. II. Carpenter has accepted a posi-.
tion as clerk at III" First National
Rank. Mr.. Carpenter was cashier nj
this institution several years ago.
Frank NIarling has sold his interest
in the Soldiers Home pool room and re-
tired from business on account OF Ill
health. u. T.. Grimes is now running
tn" place.
Thus. Armstrong has moved his fam
liz to tho flats in tho Porter building.
J. H. Simm~ purchaser the L. Good
man property ON the South Side ycstn--
dav Consideration private.
David Trey. Of Lone Oak. was q bus
mess caller in tho city yesterday.
Mrs. peter Hopkins. of Wheeling. call.
ed on friends and transacted business
in the city yesterday.
". f. Fcrling. left last evening for
Lexington. ny. where he will visit
", NJ. NOVEL;. who has been on the
sick list for a while. has recovered anu
is able to be about his business again.
George Jones. whose illness has here.
toforc been mentioned. remains about
the same.
l.. Goodman. IF Midland. Pa. was here
looking after some yesterday.
News Of the seriousness Illness or
Jason lrCv, At his home Mt BarneSville,
was received by friends here yesterday.
lie is an aged man and Is we'll known
here.
Attornew James Newman. OF New
Nartinsyillc. was looking after some
legal matters here Saturday.
Miss Shirley Mayman. of WheclinS'
was the guest of friends In the city Fri
ray evening.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK Dec. S.--Mercant!Ie
paper 5.7Om 600. Sterling. 80 day bills
$50; commercial 81 day bills on banks
$50: commercial 60 day bills 3.TSis ;
demand @.64i.: cables 1856 4. Francs
demand lilo: cables ll.Oo: guiIurrS az
mand IS; cables 1914. Lire, demand
l29I; cables 100 Marks, demand
EOS. cables los. Government hondS
irregular. railroad bonds irregular;
i'm" loans strong; 60 days. 90 days ana
i months bid. ~
Call money easy: high 6 per crnt;Iow
per cent: ruling rate E per cent; clos
ing at d. yer cent: offered at per
cent: last loan Il per cent. Bank ac-
ccptanccS 4@s per cent 49,
t'nU loans rose 10 10 per cent in the
final dealings on the exchange.
After the close of tho market me
following quotations w"r" reported
high S per cent; low per cent; closing
bid per cent: offered al per cent
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UPWARD TREND
IN n, !. MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-AlthouEn man
Important factors Influencing o, ',r 80 tIe
market remained unsettled over t|e
week end. prices were disposed |" mo-
forward during the greater part OF 10
DAYS dull and uncertain session. =.
Sentiment a. reflected By market e
ters was NOR" hopeful respecting ~,
Mexican SITUATION and tho Goa! sTiNSf
Tbc inc-easirE seriousness OF the fuc!
shortage wasNinanifestsd. however. p9
further reduction or complete S"H :.
sion Of operations a various C'"''''
FaiInrS Of the United states supreme
court 70 hand down decisions IN tH'
much discussed stock dividend ann ptH,
hhitiOn cases now 3"t"T" IHd'
accustomed some dtSappo'niW'''' p"I -
did not extend beyond few issues
Another slump in foreign eNchaNE"'
with sterling, francs ana i?'S ~
Nst discounts ever known. WAS n,uHrt
rcd in part by the . per cent rate lor
call loans In the last fifteen minutes
of the session. however. cal! money r.SS
to per cent. 10 per cent being a"o'eu
1t the close.
led the money flurry. the tone chang
ing from firmncss 10 IrreGularity IN tne
final dealings. Stcrls. equipments: 'lo-
tors and ShippingS led IN" moderate 't
action. Sales amounted to one H'I''oH
Two groups Of STOCKS. sugars and
metals, and especially the former u'
rived material benefits from trad" cor,
ditions Active sugar shares w'r' -
5 points up AT tacir best and r"rpr:S
rallied from their recent depression
with an advance Of &c I" lc per p""h"
for refined metals. ,r.,
Noycmeuts clSewher" wCc" chIrt y
due 10 tho operations az pools "r ne
canrice OF the short interest. rats
Welding moderately 10 pr, Ssure OF pro
Tjberty. Victory and Foreign bonds
wore mixed as 10 trend. but local uiii-
tics and several OF II" convertible ran,
~oad bonds were firm to strong: Total
wales (par valuc) aggregated SS3.S'o',
600. Old U. 5. bonds were unSNahseo
an co1l
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.


CBy Private Wire TO A. l.. Mastcn IL COZ
KEW YORK. Dec. S.--Thcrc was q
good tone to the market during most OF
The trading today. When y WAS learned
that the supreme court had handed down
no decisions Of public interest, tho bears
made no effort and some stocks EaT"
way 4 little, but no real weakness WAS
shown ut any time. The market was m
clined t. take it for granted that the
coal strike would be settled this week.
AMI the senate has evidently decided 10
leave tho Mexican question TO tho pres
ident. In spite Of all the rumorS II
seems 10 be the generally accepted idea
that Germany must soon end its jockey
ing about signing the treaty. Tho pub
lie is not able to discover that any great
progress is being made with railroad
Legislation ard tho rails arc still mcgee.
ed. There continues To nc a good deal
Of short covering and less talk OF be-
TORS christmas bear market. \ feature
Of the market continues TO he the larsr
volume of investment buying in odd
w. WOL.LMAN & co
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Open High. / Low. Close.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Buit"r fI:0.
creamery higher than extras 49, ~ 80
creamery extras o. scored nc: iir>'S
62W73c; packing stock. current make
No =, 49c.
Eggs steady: fresh @.,'ir"r'd oNlra :
93a94c: extra firstS Sh"'i': first 81
a SIC: state. Pennsylram% aud n.hrnH
western hcnnery whites. tIn" :" fancy
Sl.NoM los; state, I"uu~y!van.H and
ne:,hy hcuncry whites ordinary I" prime
T5?uc: state, Pennsylvania Al" n"arhr
hcnrry browns &c ''>r: Il" gathered
browns and mixed ""lors "5M T..
Cheese steady; StIt". wh"I' Wt.k
flats. current make. specials 81. n &c;
do average run 3laI n sc. stat. wh"le
milk. TWINS. current make. specials 81 /.
lp3Ir. do average run "lC.
Tiy. monthly steady: chickens rs,
fowls o5m soc; old rooStrrS &c; no tur.
icys quoted; dressed uUl"'. chickens :,
n 45c; fowls - 81 -; old ROSTERS Il
TI"2c: turkeys i2H iS'.
L'l,pr nuipt
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LOCAL MINISTER
Rev. c. Z. SevringhAuSs 8Sturn1 Prom
Trip to spencervtlls, Ohio.
M AN q 8

Rev C. z Scvringhause, pastor OF the
Central German NJ. f. church. has re-
turned from Spcncerville, Ohio. where
he has been I'm attendance at the spe-
cial session which was called by Bishop
Theodore Henderson Of Detroit - q
part Of the national centenary move
inent of the Methodist church regard
ing the campaign for membership
which will be positive feature OF the
program beginning the frst OF the
year and continuing until june. Dele!
gates from Michigan, Ohio. Indiana and
West Virginia attended the conferences
During the past few months ten new
members have been. received into tho
Central German N. e. church in Wheel
inp
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SUGAR.

MEM YORK. Dec. s.-The loca! mar.
krr for raw sugar continued strong ana
priccS were higher. There wer" sales
of l0.OOO bags of cubas for first hail
February shipment 1T SIS cents TOP
cuba and il was rumor"d mat ADJ
tional sales had been made last week,
including some for January at u cents
Co.b Cuha, loading by IN" first and
some loading by the tenth at !" cents
fob cuba.
In refined the commits" rnEihucS
to allocate whatever sugar is available
hut there is n waiting demand for
offered. Prices w"r" nm
rhLnrnI ~ y ,.rntS for finn Eranu lated.
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CAMERON
Hand Caught in Auto Motor.

!. L. 'ully, MAS III" victim uf II bad
IL, Id'nG laSi Wednesday. II" motor. Il
:" l."ud"l'il" /" =" bunting. and when
h" returned from TIA" woods iO his rrI.
'" IrohI'r H.. found tho water IL the
r@,!iHiur 'Inzcn. IL" removed tho .'au
rom the motor and WAS working with i
when il started. Tn" fan wheel caught
his right hand h"twcrn the first and
second fingers. His hand was spill,
back Of thN knucklr and thc lender II
In" ror"rinGcr was entirely scN"r"d.
DR.. !. +. cooper was caller to dr"sS
tn" wound.