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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-12
Dishes That Suit
Epicure's Palate
How to Prepare Planked Shad Whitefsh-Varia-
tions of the Tasty Scandinavian Rosettes
Angel Parfait

sides When the material In the bag
is forced through this, rosettes or finted
borders or different forms can be made
merely by twisting the bag around 80
that the materials falls right. Stufed
tomatoes or cucumbers, fried potato
balls with the garniture of mashed po-
tatoes may all be used for garnishings.
Some prefer to broil the fish first In
an ordinary broiler over hot Goals, then
place II upon the hot buttered and sea-
soned plank. Pipe the potatoes around
II. garnish' with small boiled onions and
brush over the top OF potatoes and
onions with the beaten yolk of an egg
mixed with milk. Put I'm the oven to
brown. Garnish with stuffed tomatoes
or beets and cooked string beans, and
serve with a green mousseline sauce,
made as follows:
Melt two tablespoonfuls OF butter,
add Two tablespoonfuls OF -four, sstir
until smooth and cook slowly until -four
Is thoroughly well cooked, to avoid any
raw taste. This is the secret OF maxi
ing good cream sauce. Add one-ha1f
cupful of white stock with one-half
cupful of thin cream, and cook Until
the sauce thickens. Just before taking
from the fire add one egg yolk beaten
slightly stir IL in quickly and remove
from fire at once to prevent too hard
cooking OF the egg. To this sauce add
two tablespoonfuls of cooked spinach
chopped, drained and pressed through
sieve, and one-fourth cupful of thick
cream beaten stiff. The sauce should
| be nearly as thick as mayonnaise. yet
light and fluffy and highly seasoned.
Angel Parfait with Scandinavian
|. , 3 MI, Rosettes. ia81i
+ Boil one ciipful Of sugar and rone-
| third of a cupful OF hot water to q
thread Beat the whites OF two eggs
/ light and add the syrup In a finp
\ stream, beating steadily until @ me-
! ringue is formed. Let this cool. Fold
| in two cupfuls of cream beaten solid.
then turn Into a mold previously wet
| with cold water Cover carefully pack
in ice and salt for two, three or four
hours. Serve on the rosettes garnisheh
i with strawt erries. tst ~ S,,,st es
Scandinavian Waters with Pinesfples.
Use the Same recipe for the waters
as for the rosettes. but bake In a shin
wafer iron as waffles are baked. Place
ono wafer on each plate and on eaoh A
siicc Of coed canned pineapple. garnish
With trapped cream Into which has
been whipped the crushed or grated
\ pineapple and naraschino cherries or
strawberries. +tec
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-12

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Onion soup.
Bread sticks.
ta,tsesS nsraed potstoes oeal
Asparagus.
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srcali roffee
Supper.
crilied sardines on crackers.
Snerry sauce
Sma.. cahes'
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Cereal with top mix.
holls Conee'
Sliced veal.
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Iced coffee.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-12-30
LLOYD POSEY PASSES
AWAY AFTER ILLNESS
OF A FEW MONTHS.

E. Lloyd Posey, one of the
prominent members of the legal
profession in this city, and a
leading real estate investor, died
yesterday at his home, 8129
Green Street, after an illness of
several months, although he had
not been seriously i'll until re-
Gently, says. Tuesday'sl Times
Democrat.
Mr.. Posey was not only active
in business, but had been in all
the independent political move
ments since the Young Mems
Democratic campaign, and was a
member Of the State Senate in
1880. He was active in the
campaign against the lottery and
in the Citizens League d
Jacksonian Democratic and Home
Rule fights. He owned a. great
deal Of land around the city,
which was formerly marsh, and
was active in buying and selling
agricultural and timber lands.
MI. Posey was from a promi-
nent st. Landry family, and was
born at Opelousas Feb. %, 1851,
so that he was nearly sixty-one
years old. He was the son of
John Posey and Mary T. Taylor,
and was educated at Spring Hill
College, at Mobile, and gradu-
ated from the Law Department
of the University of Louisiana in
this city about thirty-fve years
ago, since which time he has
practiced law continuously. He
was a man Of especially agree
able manners, and was very
popular in the city.
Mr.. Posey married Dec. 20,
1884, Miss Mathilde Cook, of this
city, daughter of Fedesick Fl.
Cook, who survives him. He
leaves four daughters, Misses
Ethel, Mathilde, Lena and Ro-
sale, and a son, E. Lloyd Posey,
Jr.; two brothers, w. O.. Posey,
of this city, and F. E. Posey, of
Baton Rouge, and a sister, Mrs.
w. w. Ventress, of Iberville
Parish.
The funeral will take place
this afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the residence and Mater Doloro-
sa Church, on Carrollton Avenue,
and the increment will be in the
new st. Louis Cemetery on Es-
plaaade Avenue.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-12-30

By virtue of a writ of 1eri factas
sued out of the Hon. 18th Judicial District
Court. in and for the Parish of ST. Landry,
and to me directed, / have seized and Will
offer fer sale, for cash, at pubic auc-
ton. to the last nj highest bidder, at the
front door Of the Court House of st. Landry
Parish. at ~Opelousas, La on
Saturday, Dec. 80. 1911,
at IL o'ciock a. M, the following described
property to-wit:
Three acres of land, more or less, with al
the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in st. Landry Parish, la near
Palmetto station, onHde north by Bayou
Negro Foot, east by land oil III Daniel
south by land of Mrs. Laura Dallas. and
west by land of A. G. Hawkins, being the
same property purchased by george Van.
sickle of Mrs. Laura Dallas, Feb. D, 1886, and
acquired by said Boagnt from said George
Vansickle 81 July 10, 1886, by act No. 1928 OF
the recorders once OF this parish.
TeTmS-Cash.
noy25-6t NJ. Il. SWORDS, sheriff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-12-30
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that |
have applied to the Town of Mel
vile for a license to operate a
saloon for the sale of liquors, to
colored people, in the town of
Melville, during the year 1912,
a the same stand at which / am
now conducting a saloon.
dec23-3t PAUL ARTALL
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-12-30

Merchants, Bankers, or Baker,
if you are going to purchase adj
vertising matter, why not con-
suit one who has made a success
by liberal advertising. Our
business manager, Aaron Jacobs,
can furnish you newspaper
e, neWspaper cuts,
calendars, sign boards, novelties
of all kinds, beside give you the
benefit of a well paid experience.
See him he has the best the most
complete line of advertising mat
ter you ever saw. dec 303t.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-12-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
C w. BoAGNI
vs..
HYp0LITE JEANIsE

No. 19404 Sixteenth judicial District Court
Parish OF st. Landry, La.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
PLAY BETHANY

Coach Fazierr % the Stats 1 &
team requests all players 20 repor,
Tor practice AZ the club house this
evening The Stats team will NEE,
'hr He'hany college team az Bethany
on saturday and this viii no doub,
prove one % their hardest gArses o,
the year Coach Frazier Is anxious
Tor al players % BE- In thin and vii
dnll them through hard practice.
The coach OF the stats team de.
sirrs 10 thank the BeuWood manage.
nen' FOR the cordial treatment At sun.
days game \ return game With Beth.
any viil Do played IN the near future
Wheeling High school will journey
tO GAINESVILLE Saturday. where they
VII play rho High school team o, that
place. HiEh has met with buy one
defeat during the season. that ~ the
hands ~ Steubenville last Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
NORTHWOOD AND
GIRL ARE GONE
HfN PHASE IN CASE IN WHICH
WHEELING PEoPLE TIorEE,
Boarding House Mistress IL Int.rvt.w,a
~ 81. Louis Reporter
Monday.

TIE ~ Louis correspondent Of IN.
inE ttlesrum
II LOUIS. NO. pct Zg-Clnr.nr.
~ l- wood and sliss Emma Aver. VA
s'',i lAss Eisit from tine boarding. house
Al'F J'4Erffv LFaus Mra ivan.
80 2, porter that %orthWo,d ana tie
s..i- man rented 90 room from h.f
' -'s7 ago TIE following iay f.r
'-.E woman tn!I Mrs Evans 81. .-H
~. l'." '"l mad t4op,d and her maiden
49, We Emma ~ ere She sAiI Nprtl-
..-i RI i~IHrt u1u objected 90 their mar
l-A' on rcAslous grounds and tr-. hHI
,.'' ii4hf f.'l Pop m irtruF tfrIan minister
" rihaA EASTERN town Mrs f-.ar4
shls NpstAw"e4 ana tA. youus ,,.,,,s,,.
.''iued anxious o. conceal tHe f.,r fI.f
they were together yVF., v-nrt---
MraNlh. lFeut FOR the Nurthwoaf -
n'. i- visited her home Mrz EVar. -av-
- listened while Surthwood ra4-...i M
--r Boys room as hls own Me4E.u ~.
~ On teleEHf pllc orders from Norff-
"'oI fatleE. 40 investigate Meakir
lHfA fat.rf.ed when hr found a..
woman rlHtaIuk While f.f. r.U,It.,.,
~~s BEING made Miss Ayers vas hidinr
.l .."ln'r room. according 10 Mrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
NJ FARLAND SAYS
WIFE SUICIDES

NEWARK. " J.. Oct 23-On the
eve a. Tho presentation o. The a.fc.
FarIand poison mystery" 90 fhe gr,rd
jury. ueW iEht vas thrown on mo
ca-" in statement made through
counsel this evening FOR Allison 40.
FarIand. who Is CHARGED uith ff.
murder ~ bis wife by f1bstitution o'
cyanide ~ potassium for headache
medicine
MoFarard. who had prevfou.fv
been quoted al regarding The death
as accidental urw believes hia uffo
committed suicide
ie now cKpre tlo opinion that
Nrs McFarlarf rad discovered b.,
ters received BY Rim from Miss F1or
ercn Fr1m.ey. OF rhnafeiphla. ana
deliberately drank fhc fatal dose
MIss Bromley vac employed tv No.
Far.and al his s-ouorrarter uber be
vas in fhe automobile suppiv b,rf
ness in Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
sATnEwsos AND BENDER WILL
TWiRI.
SIG sis" Does No; sho~ enough.
hecrs~ Nay PV, Inss in
Betting Revived


With the son shining brightIy over
shibe para ell GAy yesierda, and the
get Held famed b. a cold Eind. ths
n1nestions are that The diamond all
IN good condition for playing tho
ourth game % The vorlds series 'hls
i'tsrnoon. despite The fart ths' Tie
foing will b. Just a ltle heavy
se~s received lar evening boo The
MY u the eject that the prospects
sere encouraging for game rrIr
hternoon had tendency 20 increase
interest Ia the series and also 40 re
i've Interest In the betting
The betting a. several ~ The local
porting hsafquaEers ~as briss iast
nening. and dcspiie the fact that
ssr York lost both o. the last ramea
ne Giants had strong following
me Athletics we're also PLAYED hsay.
~. their supporters In several In
"sneen giving slight odds The
neady hoN Of NsS York money. how.
"er, Kept 10" odds about even There
tas not been q game play ID for a
seek and the heavy bettors have had
DO action for their large bets Tor this
,eriod OF time and Tor THIS reason
crest as the frst Fams OF the scrie e
While neither Connie Mack nor Mr.
hcoraV would disclose their batter
% last evening the indications are
nat MathewsOn will work for New
tork' and that be will De- opposed By
rhief' Bender Win these Two men
m the mound the game will no doubt
rove as thrilling from start 20 finish
the opening game Saturday a week
go. McGraw has announced that b.
nay try Amos but it Is hardly thought
hat he viii take any chances on any
wirier for the next two games bur
'big Six ana Vanguard ~ the
Iiants got away VIII split or win
10Th games then Ames VIII probably
sork. "Cy' Morgan will hardly have
chance To work now Beuder. plank
md Coomba viii probably BE- the
hoice OF Connie Mack FOR the coming
hree games II The series goes thar
ong.
Two large bets we're made here last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
NJ NAMARA LOSES
CcoHtinusd from First Pag..)

a verdict OF guilty On a murder case
on clrcumstantial evidence
Later in the day. Willis r. Oliver
and p G. Thompson were excused be.
cause each was opposed 10 the death
penalty under any conditions
r G. HaGser. vice president % a
meat packing company. vas excused
FOR bias. after he had said that hts
belief that the Times building vas
destroyed b. dynamite. was a matter
o. personal observation.
That the ruling In McKee's
viii expedite the task % obtaining d.
jury was the expressed belief OF on
posing counsel
Edward Nockels. secretary % the
Chicago Federation OF Labor. arrived
today and called upon the Nc.
Namara brothers lie talked a long
time with John J. Mcnamara. I, vas
said that he brought evidence. which
he believed 20 be % value 10 the de.
Tense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
REBELS TAKE TOWNS


in ne north as Web as I- fr. ....,.
Those Who heretofore ha.. r.U..,.i
ne northern rrof .r..s mirr+ r.ur
around fhe E.f.rrm.u nr. ..r
ne opinion that errrreIons viii f.-..
low ir rapid succession
Inr prrrHufinuarf rrrasur.a taken
m Manchuria. where tne rrtsrrr- ~
"off MOI ffrnit H9-rf.or .f OBJ. -.,-
'i-ln SHOW 'hr lnfl-go. e-rrr.r-
spirit Uni nc f1r north
r ft-.el"H' reports ffnf
fislurs save .eer planned far fr. No.,
few DAYS Dol che immediate vfrI-.rv
- ne capital Do may D. fhaf 49,.
VIII not D. fulfilled bot fher Irff-.r.
widespreai symp1thg with 10 re-
volt
IAs alRlomatIe core has dlseuslsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
GIANTS AND srrIErics TO es
SOAE BATTLE FOR ST.
pRE@ACN
Hesthsr Conditions Fsser Piayina a,
Shies Pars-BSth Teams w.--r
70 - Practice

W - Practice
PHILADELPHIA. Oct -g-After
eeinE postponed for ths nfth time
therv a every iDdic.tion tonight that
the fourth same % ihe worlds cham
Nonship srrics b~tsc.n the Nss York
Giants and ths Athicttcs I'LL -
p's}eI to-norrcW Afternoon az Shiss
PaEk
The sun. which made - rrst ap.
pesranc~ in tn city since Monday
o. isth Shon- brirhtiy All dAy. ard
ai4~c o. northwest brceKs. put ths
PLAYING n-.d IN fairly sod condition.
TIE diamond - IN far better shaps
lhan the outheid. out a liberal use @.
huge spong-- - a score % men IN
der the supervision Of Ground Ks~p-s
Schroeder cleared the outneld Of he
nyuafrous rivul~ts
* tuo O'Clock to- morrow after
boon. = the sun shines bright I'D 20
ina; time 70 - though; that the out
tr.d ~ De- in Epod condition. Roth
teams took advantage % the pleasant
weather 90 prepare for What Is
thought viii b. one - the most bit
tsriy fought FaTnes % the present
series
Mansger Mack had his men out on
the diamond a. Shibe PARK for fun
nc hours The greater part OF the
TINE was devoted 60 batting practice.
While the Athletics were going
thFousA their ltmbertng-up process.
Manager McGrnw had hts Giants out
Tor lengthy practice al the National
league grounds Ho followed practi-
cally The same line o. play adopted bv
IN" Athletics manager.
While neither manager would state
who would b. thcir pitching s.l.c-
uors Tor the fourth game. % is r,a-
!. n-biy sure that Render and
Math~wspn viii again Ia. each
other.
The local Indications Arc FOR a clear
crisp day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 23.-News
vas received here today by the Chang
Sal Vat Po thar General Chang Piao
OF tho imperial troops. who was sen.
fenced 10 death for coWardice. had
committed suicide Niceroy Jul Cheng
or Hu Peh and Human provinces e.
capped before he could be punished FOR
a similar offense
IN NdukinE the viceroy T. disarmlng
The new army In fear OF treacherv. re-
tanning arms and military supplies
while sending the soldiers 20 stations
In the loyal provinces. The hndine OF
thirteen cases OF dynamite there YES
terday gave the government great
alarm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
REJECT LANGFORD

-r.-.li f.rpstch % ths irtsifissn-rr
hpitiANTOWN. " Va. Ocf z--
Director 80 Athletics A " Chese 10
day refused 20 accept the appoint.
ucrt ~ A. n ISnEford Who ~as
named hf the Central board. 20
referee me " & j. and west Wiz
s.ul4 game
The varsity will play the Fairmont
Nrrn.al school team a practice game
here Wednesday afternoon A mass
meeting ~ the students win Dc held
Wednesday night 90 organize FOR the
" J and " Va game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
MOB CHASES COOK

COpENIAGEN. Oct z7-u- Cob
ono yes fo eufhcs.asiicauy vel
coined here a'fr- Die aIered disror
ef' OF ne North Pole. tuo years ago.
affif'l Dol lunnrIaren tonight. ar.
.l.f panied Pr Die wife Owing to ne
Ihr.a'erirF attitude Of The crUd. Ur
TOOK eas reccrref ro his ca-riara fr
detachment 90 police Then the
% followed Jrer.uT and hoounr
Ihe explorer said ta bad Given ur
l.- proposed European tour ard viii
lecture rrIr i~ fhia CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
SEIZE WEAPONS

COVE oct aH.- S,..-,b n, ..l-...-
..'tl-hted hy negroes to-day dlarir..d
~ ~ ms hidden .n an conceiNabi. uls,ee
80 H.ii.h'f. 40 wagon loads Of gums
charge ty officers u"
n POO" the town is quiet under mill.
lAif protection after the riots ~ yert~r-
~ NNl't TWO were kIlst aud Four
~ .h.' q. cltifeus sti4' fear s.uuiIe I'rrut
L..a hrd, negro settlement ak mile.
~" ~. rome reporfS that the blacks AZ.
ln ah ugly mood and threaten D. march
iN'uty negroes were arrested and
-, 49, 7" wagner to-day with but utfis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
DISMISS VENIREmEN
~ DR.. HYDE CASE

KANSAS CITY. No. oct PA.
leging that yeniremen called for the
second hearing % DIR. u. Clarke Hyde.
charged with numbering Col Thomas
W SWOpe. we're summoned Illegally.
attorneys for the defense at the open
ing OF the case obtained their dis.
missai An order was issued by Judge
fOrtrrfeld that a hundred new names
De- drawn and the veniremen report
for examination tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Banquet Team.

The Meyers Provision baseball team
viii De- hanqueted al Unrerliter's. on
Twcnty-ninth street. Wednesday even.
ing By their manager. i r. Padden
This team had Que Of tho best records
Of any semi-professiOnal team OF this
vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Carl y. Beanix

ny. .ls nrief Illness Carl Frsder.
hfr. fret heanig. az 80 t6ts 49,
-.I''i. Oiled yesterday morning Ds.,t
que Pr bronchial pneumonia E6ie
-tffirrg nave not been CONN =
sri t.r funeral elu probably b. 80
..'n we family Tesilenre Vve'fn.''i.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
George Hinnsv

george 'ialIsr fieI a..
F" L''i..f iorpital. ea4ly ysstsrda. r,,rr-
.F Hiffr ar Illness 70 some H. -tr -
fi. caused by an stnreas
p years - age and came her.
-'..- -afa aEo from CIn~InrafI 49,,
rfr Pc Doe sister HrIrr ff. 49,,
.Ifi 1ni ri banners maker arf 49,
Ger 81 u.aIIfIon rF. .r.,. - 700
~ funeral have mo- beer la--,-f. W. 4 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
RESUME WORLDS SERIES

th- nsr~ss,ty - maintaining eo-n-
fulrllat-ln h,tWrcl Elcn- rsln and
PetinF ne military co-nmane~rs
report nulJ suffc4-ri troops O. pro-
frcr the legation quarter IN Peatnr
and enc foreign s-tti~n-nt IN Ten
Tsin. which number approximately
i.eaq and g-oo respectively Conss-
guentiy iu serious emergency only
Jalanr-e would 30 Immediately
ataiiabis Or 'h- rarrisons az Port
Arthur and palny
- set. the legations have not con-
slder~d seriously the rls--estion % a
EnEil-h paper ln Shanghai that the
Mau -fls. When desp. rate. miEht en-
t~as/ secretly to encourage the -
noran' foreigners. aud thereby attain
foreign Intervention
Expect Battle Seen.
General YIN Tchanr. the var mir
.ster. seems O. have pushed rs troops
tATcuEh the passes on the Ho-Ssn-
HI-Fsh border without resistance
SOM therefore. are - the opinion
that ~ intends 20 attack promptly.
o. Is nov generally believed that he
has above 1900. ~ which only Two
tstta'iots ure Nanchus They are
Elnrd4-E fEs railway n the rear
ptter troops Intended for the Hank1w
HANAaaaA -ANT nov hfff sent owing
% the fear 81 their c-sertion There
was airo necessity for the retention
- strong force near Picking
p is believed that Yin TcharF
Marchu -ifkc desires to give battle.
although the hail. hearted spirits OF
his troops may deter hifn.
Government May Seek Compromise
on the other hand. Yuan Shi Ka'
Chlnes--Iike. T. tenporizing with the
rebels. Yuan Shl Ak has refused TO
leave thang-Te m the special cars
which have been sent FOR him. and
there u evidence that he has
despatched trusted adhcrents 81 for
m~r days Es ernissaricz 90 the rebel
leaders y e. lli~ved he b. endeavor-
ing 90 reach a ccmpromise between
The rebels and the throne on the basis
= immediate constitutional govern
ment
The foreign customs commissioner
az 'hnnE-Sha has telegraphed the IN
spector-general ~ customs here that
the city revolted The oficiAis were
KILLED. and the ,iceroy He'd. The for
eiEn cus;ouo men took refuge In
river boats
u o. orfiCiaiiy stated that the din
ioma'ic body has Informed the chin
csc government that 70 - unable TO
reply On the subject % indemnities
which - 30 complicated and import
ant. that China had better approach
me individual governments direct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
OBITUARY


rom me residence OF Ter hrotner-lr.
N.-rie- vs. Jeffers. los Norm From,
street. the funeral servires ws,. ~.
S-sief iay AFTERNOON over the renairs or
~. lai" Mr. lila May Esars o,rsffor
5..''il .ent Followed 40 Greenwood. Rev
.-.n Hflliiu- sam. o. So Lfl@'a D. D.
,N4rc-. conducted the funeral Services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
BAlzsr obssaui..

4hefi services over the remains o.,
ne 80 90 h@t-'riu- Halxer who died
nome 40 ~. lfs Elrnfeenfl
lHaTf fay afternoon. W~r- tsfi
'-tridAr morning 20 the famtiv rce,
t-tu'sm high mass vas r~.e.
'At,H at - Joacrh.- cathedral Trte--
ment Followed az SIT Calvary Gsr,.tsr.,
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Charge RANKIN Win wy,ss,

o. Oh. IrtrlI.rr...
FAIRMONT. ". Va. oct "a
Afier an Inquest over the BODY Of
IRA Rankin. TIE coronera fury FOR.
maliy charEed Archie Rankir. TIE
llso1nd with murder The remains
fcre aiken 10 stanton. Va, Tor I'M.
termcuL
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DR. ANNA SHAW
Heads sUFrRAorsTs.

LOUISVILLE - 90 - o.
tA.i - '.s 90 HHuaHl N turmoil. IN wllrn
feminine temper anI Legislative capahiIi-
li'- were -.rr'y tn,d. Dr. Anna Howard
shaw. 81 Afoylan pa pr.Efaent am, :
l'ue or "a" Nat'unnl American Woman
sun tgo aasociafiun was reelected
HI.tfif'n"Hrih late tI.s afternoon. SECOND
."lgr- went Go Mrs Jane adams 81
tlil House. oairagi. omcr officers
elected.
second NIrs-pr. ridort. Mlu~ Souhroulr-
"tt tt'' arurtirf. chicago. CorroFpou x
secretary. MrH. Mary Ware B~n.tt. New
lnrk recording Herretnry. Mrs susan
W. 'flsr-uIi. Hnrf1u. tree surer. Miss
Mr. Relic LaToilette. Madison WIS .
SECOND auditor. Alra. James Ices Laid
law. NeW York
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~. I-nt a! Or Mury elizabeth. lrf.r,
oi W. and Mrs PRANK ugrb
f.r.ff- -Lffiay afternoon from frs
30 at calvary cemetery ''io
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NEGRO SURROUNDED
~ POSSE IN syars

BihMiNGHAW Oct Oh -surror-l
- in the suamps I've miles be.ou.
Iuscaloosa b. fully two hundred mon
ioan harr.son, O. negro desperaso.
Who has killed two men. Is sun al
larxa tonlzhL
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WORLDS CHAMPIONS
WILL PLAY TO-DAY

evening. one being $50 20 s7S On the
faiIlies and re other 80 even