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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
TEN" RAMSDfILL DECIDES
TO TURN PROFESSIONAL
pHII4ADELpl

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 29.--Fred
l. Ramsdell better known to the
followers of foot racing as Tex
Ramsdell. last year the star sprinter
OF the University of Pennsylvania
track team and an all-American foot
ball player has deserted the ranks
of the amateurs and vii henceforth
be called professional. Ramsdell
has made this declaration last night.
just as he has returned home from
trip to Europe. where he defeated
many crack runners OF England and
Scotland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30

A small FIRE in the Justts Milling
Companys plant yesterday afternoon
caused a damage OF several hundred
dollars. The fire caught in the grain
shooter shaft and IS supposed to have
been caused by friction, The fire de-
par'ment responded promptly and tho
blaze was soon under control. Tha
loss IS covered by insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
GRACEFUL GOLFER
VISITS AMERICA

George Duncan. the most grace
fur golfer and who IS said to have
driven a golf ball further than any
other man. is on his way to this
country. The Englishman Will make
his first appearance here on. the Deal
cor and Country Club links, New
York, Labor Day.
Duncan is coming over with Colonel
Georgt T.. Harvey. They are on the
Atlantic, which, being detained IN
sailing, only left Queenstown at Sat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30

Special to The Richmond virginian.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
Totals .......... 80. $40 .4l4 4

"Batted for Reulbach in ninth.
Score by innings r.
lineage ...-,.e--.. 2 o o 0 90 o--3
........0 ) Q = 90 -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
COLTS AND TIGERS TIE IN
GAME OF ELEVEN INNINGS
Ln1 and Martin Day. Former Making -Four HIS and Lat
Stealing Three Bases-Hogue Outpitches Gardin-Dan
vile Defeats Lynchbag but Latter Hokds
Fourt Place by Point
Special to The Richmond NlrginIanD

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
DANVILLE,, VA. Aug 29.-Dan-
vile reversed yesterdays result to-
day. defeating Lynchburg / TO /, all
their runs being scored after chances
TO retire the side. Both Bruck and
Jobson were In excellent form and
were especially effective IN pinches.
The fielding of Hudgins, Boyne and
Hooker was noteworthy. as was the
batting OF Hooker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
snecIal - No KLehmond NIrginian.l

especial to The Richmond NIrginian.)
ROANOKE. VA, Aug. 29.---The
Tigers and Colts battled till dusk
to-day the game resulting In d tie.
to .. after eleven innings OF play.
w" games VIII be played tomorrow
The feature ~ the game was the
batting Of Lucia. who secured four
hits. Martin made TWO doubles and
" single and stole three bases. Hogue
pitched better game than Gardin.
Wilson's umptring was poor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
w. Huust -'

meeting that Will be held next month
Mrs. Joseph Bethany, who has been
visiting relatives in Midlothian. has
returned 10 his home I'm Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rvland, OF 1907
Decatar street left yesterday for n
vacation Of 1eyeral weeks NJ Iuray
Caverns. Natural Bridge and other
points OF interest in the State.
Clerk Walter r. Duval is at horna
again. after 4 pleasant stay at Ocean,
NinM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
NEW YORK Aug 29.-'rhe Giants

NEW YORK Aug 29.=-The Giants
made it straight by capturing to-
days game from the Cardinals, 10
), LII the last half Of the sixth in
ming, Umpire Johnstone, who had been
annoyed by remarks from the st. Louis
coop. called time and ordered every
Cardinal not in the game off the bencn.
II WAS grand clean up. as fourteen
Ralahs marched from the field in sim
gle file
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
Succeeds Millard Martin

John Hastings, one Of the most pop
ular citizens OF the Southside and
formerly a member Of the IRE depart
ment. has beea appointed by Judge f.
ii, Wells, of Hastings Court. No. =,
to I'LL the office of clerk OF Police
Court. Part IL, made vacant by the
death OF sMill&rd. Martin reeentiA Mir.
Hastings was given preference over n
long list of candidates for the posi-
tion, and had the unqualified endorse
ment of Scores Of his friends on the
SouthSide
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
Phlllies Beat Cubs.

PHILADELPHIA Aug, 29.-Rain
put Il cfimp in the double-heade to-
day but the Philies lodged out be-
tween showers and beat the cubs one
game, to 3. The game was decided
in the seventh inning With the bases
fun. Maeee singled. scoring Two rams.
Up to that time the score was tied
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
The Weather

WASHINGTON. Aug 2A--Forecast
for "Wednesday and Thursday
Virginia Rain Wednesday, cooler
in southern portion Thursday preb-
ably fair.
North Caroliua showers Wednesday
and probably Thursday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
Looking for Hall.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.y
ASHEVIILE, n. G., Aug. 29,-The
police tonight are hunting a white
man named Blount Hail. who Is all
legged to have attempted criminal as
sault upon young white girl named
Romie Alexander, whom he volume
teered to escort to a spring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
Death of Aqed Woman,

Mrs. Caroline Presson. 81 years old
died Monday at the home of her ciaueh-
Ter. Mrs. James Alters. in Chesterfield
she IS survived by five daughters, Mrs
John RoWlett and Mrs: James Alters, OF
Chesterfield: Mrs. Edward Hogwood
Mrs, Taylor Russell and Mrs Henry
Trayior. Of Petersburg. and two sons.
Henry Presson, of West Virginia. ano
John Presson. of Chesterfield. She Is
survived by thirty-six grandchildren
thirty two great grandchildren. and
one great great grandchid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30

ST loUtS. Mo. Aug ~ The Ncw
York Printers. defeated the indian
polls Printers In the second game
1T tho Printers series Of games here
to-day. s to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
APPOINT ELECTION
JUDGES TONIGHT
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE INs
SITE>S ALI. CANDIDATES TO
&
PARTICIPATE.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginlan y
PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. "a
The city Democratic Committee viii
meet tomorrow night 10 select the
judges of elections for the primary
Of September Z Chairman J. NJ.
Burke has isued the call and in il ne
asks that friends Of all candidates for
local. State and Federal offices bs
present TO assist in naming the judges.
1t is expected that about l.200 Votes
VIII be cast IN the primary election
No arrangements for celebration oe
Labor Day have been made here. on
holidays "A large number Of people
leave the city for the seashore and
other points and on pienics. on Labor
+ Day int addition 10 etla0SN wtfo win
go to the seashore there viii be hun
dreds who will attend the Peters,
burg Richmond hall game In Rich
mond on that afternoon II the race
is as close then as now between Nor
folk and Petersburg the hundreds
viii he increased to thousands There
will be no celebration of any kind
in Petersburg.
Fight on Nusanccs.
The light against the nuisance on
Market street, which consists qf a
vertable cesspool. ii is said. caused
by the blocking of the cutters. is still
being waged by some of the resi-
dents Of that street and of Washing-
ton street nearby
Big Church Excursion.
The last church excursion OF tho
Year will leave Petersburg Thursday
morning for Norfolk, conducted by
Mr. Isham Dyer, for the Blandfofd
and Matoaea Methodist churches and
the Old Street church. Ten hours
will be spent in Norfolk and vicinity.
Mr., DYER expects 10 carry one of the
largest crowds Of the season, having
recently Increased his accommoda-
lions.
Work on Matoaca Bridge.
Work on the Matoaca bridge will
begin some time next week, If NOT
sooner. The bridge viii connect Pes
tersburg and the village of Matoaca,
and is the result of many months OF
WORK on the part of the Petersburg
Chamber of Commerce, the business
men of Petersburg and residents Of
Matoaca. the latter having been fight
ing for the bridge for long while.
Street Car Extension.
A systematic campaign Will he be-
gun shortly after the close of the
baseball season for a street car line
extension from Washington street to
the ball park. People now have to
walk several blocks after leaving tho
cars and a large number prefer to
walk theSentire distance or all the way
to waiting ten minutes for car and
then only ride half or two~thirds OF
the way. There has been much COM
plant recently of the way in which
Petersburg has been treated by the
Virginia Railway and Power Conn
pany, which has persistently refused
TO grant the city anything like proper
acomm odations, and a strong effort
vii be made to bring about change,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
GIANTS WIN AND
CUBS LOSE CAME
FOURTEEN CARDINALS ORDERED
OFF BENCH BY UMPIRE IN
NEW YORK CONTEST.


New York, T. St. Louis. D.
Philadelphia, 5. Chicago. 2.
Cincinnati brooklyn. rain.
Pittsburg Boston. rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30

A prayer service viii he held at
Bethel church, in Chesterfield tonight,
when DIR. Sparks Melton will preach
There will be series OF prayer meet
ings al this church prior to a. revival
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
Colts and Tigers Tie in Eleven Inning Game in Roanoke

plays ohnson. Mcbride 9 10 Henry
Passed balm. Smith. Time, = ''
Umpires, Connolly and sheridan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
Totals
DanStIhs
innings

Danviue .......,..0ob0.82 80
Lynchburg .,......1 90 o o 0--l
Summary: Sacrifice hits Stocks
dale ca, Cooper. Mayberr1. Sacrifice
fly Krehs. Two base bis Stocks
dale, Morrison. Hooker. May berry.
Double plays-Mayber 70 Schrader:
Mace to jackson to Mace. Left on
bases Lynchburg s. panville, 8.
Bases on balls-By Bruck / tBoyne);
by Jobson. CMorrison. Bruck)
Struck out-By Bruck. L by Jobson.
O. Hit by pitched hail--Hy Bruck. /
fMaCel First base on errors Dan
vile. :. Time of game 135 TIM
pire. FlYnn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
No Meetings Announced.

No solitical meetings have been arr
nounced for Washington ward. J. ~
Saunders Is chairman Of the Martin
Ward Club, and {. G. Jones holds a
similar position for the Junior Sena-
tor. Active Efforts are being made to
pod the ful voting strength Of the
ward
county Treasurer Dr. j. p Gillian
was n the ei,y yesterday. Dr Gillian
is not candidate for re- election lie
says tho Tight for his office is very
close, all four of the candidates haV-
ING a sErong following
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
PETERSBURG WINS
SECOND CONTEST
DEFEAT rARs, 3 TO I
BY HARD HITTING AND FAST
FIELDING.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Yesterdays Soorns-

Richmond. ., Roanoke. = eleven IN
lingS3
banSilie, q Lyuchhurg, L.
Petersburg, 3, Norfolk, /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30

In the home of Mrs \ T. Curtis
in Chester, Miss Bessie Booth of Sur
~, and Claude Ellis. of Prince George
county, We're married Sunday evening
by the Rev, W. l.. Lawson. of the
Baptist church at that place. The at
PENDANTS were Miss Lily Ellis, sister
of the bridegroom and Percy Curtis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30
PETERSBURG
MILITARY ACADEMY

Classical. English. Commercial
courses. Physical and Chemical Lab
oratory. Library and Reading Room
Session begins Monday. September / /,
1911. Address.
NATHANIEL C. sTAKKE, PHI B..
Principal. Petersburg. Va.
Box IS. Phone $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30

Where They Play To-Day.

Chicago AZ Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston
Cincinnati a Brooklyn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-30

Zimtnerman Sacrifice hits-Reulpach
t2l, Paskert Lobert. Stolen bases
Tinker. Zimmerman Struck out~-By
Reubach 3 by Chalmers, g. Dopble
plays-Tinker, Saler, Tinker. thinner
man and Safer First base on errors
Chicago. / Philadelphia, g. First base
ON balls-On Reubach. 8; off Chal-
mers, 3 Time, hours. Empires.
Klein and Brennan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
CALEB PoWERs. CASE

Some Democratic members OF tho
House Of Representative have appar.
emily conspired 10 boycott Caleb Pow.
ers. Powers was elected secretary Of
state OF Kentucky. lie was robbed Of
his office. Three times no was nut ON
trial for his life Three times he was
convicted. and each time the Supreme
court OF the state Of Kentucky. a me-.
jority Of whose members were Demo
Gratis. declared that nc had not re-.
ceived fair and impartial trial The
political history Of the United States
does not record persecution more
bitter. more vicious. or more damn.
able than the persecution OF Caleb
Powers The courts. Tho officials and
the public men ~ Kentucky. WIN
three times violated me laws In order
10 railroad an innocent man 10 tho
gallows. should DO p.lloried before tho
American public and not Caleb
POwers
Caleb Powers has twice been hon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Wednesday, April &c. 1911.
ON THE BLEACHERS.

No one has yet petitioned Congress.
80 Tar as we are aware, that the an
nual opening OF the major league base
ball season. which took place this year
on Wednesday, should be made a
legal holiday. Stranger propositions
than that, however. have come before
our law makers.
After clinging like a human fly to
some outlying spar Of a street car, and
"on walking some distance in the SUI
burbs OF the trolleys." as our friend
Kashimura Togo remarks. zone hears
a very congregational lynch law sound
OF numerous voices doing it all at
once"
There is an intense and emotional
seriousness in the scene on the
bleachers Of big league game. The
men are peeled down TO the legal
limit of clothing. showing there is
work TO be done. When five thousand
men proceed to roast the umpire with
a noise reminding one of feeding time
--NNt wv AtAAAA lf'l 4AiF1 super nullles
Of clothing need TO be cast away.
Persons with whom their passion
Tor baseball is limited and governed By
certain fundamentals Of ease and com
tort seek the grand stand The true
bleacherite does not feel AT home
there. The reserves of society there
tend TO check the flow OF his pristine
and primitive emotions. He wants no
wire netting to blur to the least ex-
dent his eyesight in the climax of this
ardent drama. There is relief TO pent
seysers OF feeling. and a chance to
identify himself as also a ball PLAYER.
by catching such foul balls as may
come his way.
Leaning forward on the edge OF the
seat. his hat tilted back. cigar extin-
guished, score card covered with pen-
cilled computations. with punctuation
OF awesome howls sent hurting over
the arena, the bleacherite gives evi.
dence OF how intimately this throb-
bling experience penetrates his inner
being.
'own on the reporters bench the
srrain and stress OF these conflicting
forces give birth 10 a grotesque slang
The whimsical humor that christens
the ball the pill or the pellet" and
the left field the left garden" occa-
sionally hits on forms Of speech that
remain permanently embedded in the
language.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26

Ihree before
H0uson and Thomas
eusA seward there
Hpehed INTO real intimacy.
seward had
u"
u the eulogies
a
ne convulsed with his He
chief ms hahdKer-
o tears many
uaNs later
suggested that
' '"" i'usA osether on terms of init
SoIIy er president Peces
mat personal and
Nd very anxious that he should
why
ms friend should be
III YORK politics.
shall usk begged relieve apprehension I
retention OF this friend
PRESIDENT l1erces administration he SAT- '' 0'"'' W
lie as is word
Rusk
Copyright. L j
Fellow ' '''O" Cameron $1,000 10y a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
STOMACH TO BLAME
FOR The CROUCH
Criminal" Saws speeialist "r,,
Way Most Persons Neglect
Their Stomachs."
FAIL TO PICK
THE RIGHT TROUBLE
Goetze's Drug Store Mecca for Thou
sands % Sufferers Of
Wheeling.

Latest discoveries In medicine are
that tho stomach is the root Of most
ar tho illheaith When YOU arc
crnuchy and half sick feel mean aud
want fo lick your grandmother when
Won got 900 in the morning. ncht the
boss whoa you go fo work. feel droopv
AMI just can't got up energy enough
90 DO things right. half The time your
stomach I- ont of whack
This '- tho assertion az Prof Nun.
Tou. who has opened headquarters fn
tho Goof1e DRUG Company store on
Twelfth street. and who has been
riton voluntary testimonials by %
number of persons az to cures DO has
effected on persons who have been
AFFLICTED uih c1f1rrh. stomach trouble
ana rheumatism
Prof Nurf0n says. "r ie uIree
ffan criminal Tho way wo-' person
rrr'ccf fhoIr stomach Americans
Two n.f thrk aet. cat nat drink
u.f and fin f1sf Noef of fre f|r
FAST may hc attributed fo mai uufr..
zion due fo over eating and rapid cat
irr
"Whon o. man reaches thc condition
where OIL. Stomach '1f0r'.rra nIfh lI.
tu.ineae ho bad heef start to euro t.
.' '...NH WEI. m. M" |.'' ...''.' NH''I.
dIoa hn~mIr.- Ir themselves arf
~n'ch merely a.d nature" said Prof
Wunrou
That's rle was Prof Wunlon docs
business fIe advises patients De-
COLTS fn,m what's WRONG WITH fho et.
frm and fHrn rro.rr'hea some Simple
drug which vIn a.1 nature .u getting
r.f of frc trouble
Tho stomach may ic frrfor That
viU knock om fnr functions OF fhc
body and caueo rhcumH .Ian Nhru.
w4fiem or fho other band mHt cause
stomach dIeorirra and rl'Hrrh may
contribute f1 both N0H IL. fIn fm"
Irof Wmfon 81. ready at Gocfye a
drGe efore fo a.d nU rrnercrs with
a|tire born of Ions experience and
With simple remedies.
ff1rors Nofo ANY person ir
Wheeling would do vcu to 500 him
or hie specialist as they AFRO giving ad
vice FREQ of charge and have cured
hundreds. ae testimonials viii show.
Tho crowd. nr. noctue fhoro and
There l. uo reason Why sou should
not join them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
TENER AS A REFoRMER.

Governor Tener of Pennsylvania has
surprised the senatorial bosses and
the corporation hirelings OF his own
party by vigorous insistence upon the
passage OF public utilities law. Gov
ernor Tener made his race for nomina-
ton and election on platform pledg-
ing a public utilities commission. The
political bosses OF Pittsburg and Phila-
delphia laughed to themselves when
the platform was prepared. and Tener
was nominated. They assumed that
he would be satisfied by the introduc.
ton OF a bill creating the commission.
and the bill would be quietly smoth-
cred; but Tener apparently is not so
easily satisfied. In a letter to friend
at Charleroi he announces that he
intends TO fight for the public utilities
law; that Penrose. Oliver. Nichol and
Magee and all the other bosses and
would-be bosses can break with him il
they like. bat the whole influence Of
the governors Office will be used for
the public utilities measure. This
seems too good 10 be entirely true.
Tener was picked as a machine candi-
date nominated as a machine candi-
date and elected as such. II is to be
hoped that his advocacy Of reform
measures is serious and genuine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
AN ANSWER YES OR NO.

The idea that the way to avoid do
ing your own duty and to hide your
own shortcomings is to make noise
about others is not entirely new and
is not original with Commissioner
Kress. However. all that Mr.. Kress
may say or attempt TO say in regard
TO past Boards Of Commissioners sim
ply puts him in the worse light. He
has been member OF tho past boards.
and he was president of the last one.
But anything that any one else on the
past boards did is outside OF the main
question.
That is: Will the present Board OF
County Commissioners authorize the
bringing Of suits 10 recover the money
Illegally taken from the county? An
answer yes or no IS anxlously looked
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosoph:r

''i year heard the doctors chccrfuly ohcycd they
SAID That should swat the flies mad, raid rrop the
hulzing Harmless, things Science, behc.f I
The SWATTING broke tb,ir. hack. and ,-,.r.t o.
GRAFT tro, t.i tlc,, ,,u.. .,.. A.,
'lashcj away and soaked flies, a voice
Nn me seemed 20 s1y Take your some.
e' when me night night trees and passing
zephy' seem 90 sigh Why don't you WHY don
you haunt these festive upon track You know
hs they have snngncs and they would you back WHY
don't you The wasp my friend and drive The blamed thing bo
Because fear ir business VOLTAGE IS immense Ne
thinks you arc encnt dub hear crhyrs sigh to take bic
spiked elm club and swat helpless fly This year NOT swat or
slap The flies or do them harm honog for ,,rar On
seek ostrich farm. WAITwAcOv
coDyrEn. ~ uaua.- Alan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26

Boys-To get a flying machine. buy
"a sack of Royal Blue Flour.
Jacob Campbell has been awarded
IN" contract FOR the painting Of the
Irinkman lirothers bakery.
John En-cmann and family will
nn'N" from LAKELAND tp house in
south Warwood tomorrow.
Or :. ". Ab,rcrombic was in
Dallas Yesterday.
Well 40. 4. ON the Myers place AT
Ilgnns Run Will come IN today.
committee composed of Tom
''onncil. GuS Schaf.r. Albert Lash
and o. T. Stro,h.l is arranging for
q itWn f't- O" h. given ht IN" Love-
land Volunteer Fir, and Protec-i.
Association some fiu, soon.
Master John chueid.rmiIlor is ~
~ his homo on Main street. War
wood
Residence owners n warw ,od
Tear d1ma-" from the gas wells and
they VIII 'ri'dt"r fo h1vo IN. court
require companies drilling urir
nous. 81 O." cI.' bond to cover any
damage that might result from fire
90 .Vp'D~iunS
Gil,hrist hau park is driving mp In
hu. shape and vIl h. iu good sondi-
t.n trr th" game that 10 Co he play
'd there sunday between Wheeling
and Fort Wayne
tr.i.tN 20 anu 'rtlN company
viii drill w.u BOO the Louis webb
place "u The hil side east ~ War
wood soon
Mrs uoUv SIit.ly who has been
hlrr with nor son loo Iut,sud has
l'ft f.r f'iftshurr
T H. 'N-Iius's outdoor basketball
team VIII hat. their home grounds in
Wnrwn.i
Scott NrNi.ho's of Warwood is able
Goo Hr "Hf after htire 900 Tor several
months
Leave ff.ms fnr Do. rrf.Ifcsu..r Il
Not r. Ernthtrs boo Wnrwpud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
A ROW BETWEEN EXPERTS.

The gas experts who edit the Wheel
ing Register have taken exception 10
the statements made by Engineer
Bachr. Intact. they literally tear Mr..
Baehr to pieces. Mr.. Baehr. however.
is fortunate that he has record
Of achievement and constructive work
back Of him. while the gas experts go
the Register editorial Office have only
a record of failure ~ the present
time the majority Of council. the
Board Of Control. and the people gen.
orally seem disposed 90 pin their faith
in Mr. Baohr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26

ored by his neighbors. and a mans
neighbors are the men who know him
best. They have proven their faith in
him, and his enemies have proven
nothing against him. Under the cir
cumstances. the attempt on the part
OF men elected to a national legislative
body to infiict a personal boycott upon
Caleb Powers belittles those engaged
in it more than It can possibly hurt
him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26

no. NUs to d. Carson. Dot u
Knoxville sfUH
EdU Carson FOB % ~ Cur GOT .r
Knoxville. $500
Catherine Dyson feb Charles DYSON.
1900 acres iu Warren township.
r-.
Carrie fFlc to James striker. f0
acres in Ross township $1,000
n o. NcIauo to o. Vs. johnson. lot
iu Ucrrhoif $1,000
q g. Iashlcv to 3D. w. blackburn.
l0f in CITY. $4,000
u. % White to U vs. Wctcnhcrrcr
three acres iu Wells township. So
Sarah lifrisoct FOB p vs. Miller
o., acres in Springfield township.
'{ic25.