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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
VETERANS ARE FAST ANSWERING
LAST TAPS.
Ten thousand Passed Away Last
Year-Appropriate Services VIII
Be Held Here To-Day.

With appropriate services. the
nation will today pay a high tribute
TO the veterans Of the Civil war who
have answered final taps and have
gone 20 join the bivouac OF the dead.
Half a century has elapsed since tho
first blare OF the bugle sounded. and
during this period thousands OF the
veterans have passed away, ten thou
sand alone answering taps last year.
and judging from the feehlcuess or
many to-day. this number will be
greatly increased during 1911
Grey and bent with age. the little
handful Of veterans that remain of the
once feared Holiday post. g a r.
will today march 20 the cemeteries
OF this vicinity and strew flowers on
the graves OF the boys who wore the
blue and those wore the grey. Over
the graves Of the heroes OF the north
and the south. the hands % their
descendants have been Joined IN har-
mony and reverence and peace.
Marching with the veterans OF 81 10
the cemeteries will be the veterans Of
the Spanish-American war and the
veterans 81 foreign service who will
pay n tribute 20 tho nations dead
Probably the most appropriate
NhFu1 ever AIIfIfl Oh altuDTlhl Nag
were delivered by Robert o.. Ingersoll
In his Memorial address in New YORK
IN 1852. whom he said these words.
This dav is sacred 10 the great heroic
host who kept This flag above orr
heads. sacred 20 The living and rho
dead sacred 20 the SCARED and main.
Cd. sacred 70 the wives Vho gave
their husbands. 20 The mothers uho
gave their sons Like fnTorsoU. tho
wives and mothers %, pho Veterans
have passed fo the sgreat beyond and
now bur n handful are loff 20 pay
homage ~ The dead The descendants
% these heroes. however. hold the dav
sacred and Rill iu The wears 90 come
march 20 tho cemeteries 90 pay y
tr.hy'e 'c rho men Who gave their
Ives fo U7 o chs great nation what
It .s o. day
Local Services.
Tho Hf'ia handful % Veterans that
comp0so iioiUdar post V.u This morn
irg meet 40 tho o. a. r. ho4Iqu1rfors
IN 'ha 0fI Follows BAH. promptly 10
Q O'Clock. when details VH Doc sent
f1 tho cemeteries fo zfrcv flowers ou
rho graves ~ rho departed Following
arc mo cemeteries chat p.H Doe VISIT
81 Greenwood. W Caitar. Stone
church. ". wood and Peninsula
During fhc morning "a detail OF fho
veterans 1If g0 200 W Zion cemetery
where special services vIU ha held
over tho graves ~ mo departed 50
droases ~ri Do delivered hv mum
Dor ~ ministers and Hovor4 viu to
placed ON rho silent fonts of 'ho dr
parted heroes
Promptly af o -0 O'Clock GID .ro
afternoon Tho bows vh0 Trrc fI. hf.a
vlIl moot af fhoir ho7dqI7r.rrs tUrra
The parade "iii form ffr.trI h. 'tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
AUDITORIUM STOCK
SELLING RAPIDLY
MORE THAN HALF THE STOCK
NOW SOLD.
Board Of Trade Expects to Have All
the Stock Sold Within the
Next Few Days.

Civic pride is alone selling the audi.
forum stock. and II the stock TO sell
as rapidly as during the past few
days. the entire amount OF 100000
worth OF stock will be sold within the
next few days. Already more than
half the stock has been sold. and the
Board OF Trade. who were instrument
tai In promoting this gigantic scheme,
are more than encouraged at the sue.
cess that they have met with in sell
ing the stock.
Just as soon as the last share OF
stock is sold the Board OF Trade will
arrange 10 award the contract for the
erection OF the building. The plans
we're drawn for the Board OF Trade
by F. +. Faris. and are now on dis
play in the Board OF Trade rooms. II
the stock is sold out within the next
few days, the building will be com
pleted this fall in time TO hohd the
winter conventions in that have been
scheduled for this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
PLANS COMPLETED
All Arrangements Made for Sham
Battle 70 Be Fought at West
Alexander.

Friday night and Saturday OF this
week a big sham battle between the
First West Virginia regiment OF the
Boys Brigade and a Washington. Pa.
regiment will be fought between West
Alexander and Claysville. Pa, and all
arrangements have been completed.
The following self explanatory order
will be Issued BY Col. b. S. Houecker
70 the Wheeling brigade to-day:
Headquarters FIRST West virginia RezI-
mcnL United Boys Brigade OF
g.. Wheeling " Va. May p. 1911.
Special orders No g.
All companies taking part IN the field
maneuvsrs 90 be- a'ld At West Alex
ander. Pa, Juue and 3. are hereby
struCtiOus.
Comyrai-s will report ~ o'clock on
Ne Ne stj,rn"on % June =. AZ thu First
ffeShl tcr.an CHURCH. Wheeling. W. Va.
Each member ~ compuny vii. carry A
blanket roll Contai ming towels and son .
Uniforms viii be 81 khaki trousers.
hiouse. zap and leEEir-
,ompani"s VIII carry rifles and am
inNnltl0u lt.t=. haycutr- vii MOT le
part Of che equipment. Bach member
WI provide himself with rattons FOR
Gov panie> viii leave tie corner Of
t"'ifih AM 'ttplih- streets Wheelins
on special car - the CITY ~ Elm Grove
for the round frip will be- 30 cents.
The regiment wtll CI..... quarters ia
t.c uuildin-S OF tue West AIeNund.r
= ar ass'.i,i i'r. aud will Ue under shell
- EdurlHs the night
Tie enemy viii he recognized bv a
!SI nA@I ~ cloth Worn ON the cap or
oNH'ife These orders close. s. ans see th.. 2
t"rs are carried out 10 the letter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
MAY DROP MANDAMUS
Writ IN Cline Gaze May Never be Ar.
qued-- Decision Would Guide
New Committee

u now appears that tho writ o.
narf1uue 'eauof hv Judge Wervcv in
tho Cline luvofuration caso may
never Boz argued Such action would
n course lo ufric.e eo far as tho
present status ~ rho cafo fs con
cerno1. fhc fntr.firaflon being ON
riailr dead fr clae rho nov council
decides f1 rcauer tate if. however
tho decision ~ tho court after hearing
tho arguments would he very valuable
aH governing fho mode ~ procedure
NJ q nov committee
cry Solicitor Addiaman Gel ready fo
1rguo Tho caeo of my time. but A.
f1rn"v S0mrrvi'o has shown ro inrli
nation f0 f0 ep m my action ir fakon
20 must Do within fhe rcrf two DAYS.
as court adi0urnq Juno Theirs
great deal ~ public interest .n fre
oaro and in Justice fo bofh .Idca Do
should hc c0mriefcf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
FINAL Arrangements
Made for Bus ness Mems Annual
Meeting AZ the Oaks on Thurs
day EVENING.

FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR tho annual
meeting ~ fle Wheeling business
Men association which will be held
n' the Oaks on Thursday evening have
been completed and an elaborate pro
gram iHe been arranged for Tho ~.
f9ir More than two hundred men.
beers ~ the association ure expected
'o attend fle affair which will be- tho
largest attended ~ anv ~ tho meet
uRs ycf held hv mis- association.
A. THIS meeting the matter raising
funds to secure diversified Industries
Tor This city VIII he discussed and in
dic1fiou- arc that several ncu indu4t
r.as vlll poo secured within tho next
few months Tho report ~ tho vari.
ous committee VIII alao Do made and
other important business matters
transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
SENTENCE OF DEATH
Dates fer Executions Of two Prisoners
In the MoundsVille Peniten-
tiary VIII &c Fixed.

After iutIl through the courts Of
ms state for years Columbus Belcher.
white and John Medley. colored. will
swing from the gailows Of the Mounds
vile penitentary this summer. Dates
FOR the executions will be- announced
within few days. The Supreme
court will arrange the dates OF the
executions as the old dates have *.
PRED by reprives granted the men BY
the state executive.
Belcher is condemned 10 die for the
murder az another white man whom
he alleges no killed in self defense in
Mlngo county. Medley Is a negro
with bioodgtained career and has
figured in "a number OF shooting and
cutting scrapes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
COUNTY COURT
Transfers Reeord.d

Security Trust company 10 !. Ian.
don Bier and Emma Bier. lot % ia
EdgdaIe. consideration $40
Charles r. Ferguson 20 Carrie R.
Ferguson. Tot y or Twenty. eighth
street. consideration $40.
Louise BrOmcr and George Bromcr
10 Herman J. K7lkrcuih aud Amelia
kallrcuth. ,ot .u south Wheeling. con-
sheraton $40
Thomas D. ~lirar to Louis Naumann
tract OF land ou National road con
siicrlt ion $40.
Two deeds O. trust were Icft fr
record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30

unite the north ana the south, ind
AIS" IN memory az the fallen heroes
IN "H probabilities this bridge will be
constructed In The very near future
ana VIII have tendency 10 forever
IN" together the north and tho south.
Tor today there is no n1r-h or no
s"Uin 10 me veterans that have passed
away and under one flag tho nation
Is prosper.nE, and The hard feelings
ol war sine rgsc PASSED % m amsry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
TO NAME COMMITTEES
Council Committee On Committees
VIII Hold Session on Thurs
day Night

A meeting ~ thc council committee
on committees nas been called FOR
THURSDAY night. 0f which time the
personnel ri fhc various council com
ml1ees VIII he decided. There VIII
he numerous aaprants for positions
on tno more Important ones and tho
committee viii probably have diri-
cult Time in attempting fo satisfy
overs body
lhe report NJ fhc committee VIII DO
made 'o council af The regular meet
INK Tueadnv evening. June s. and the
recommendation eiil be- confirmed Or
rejected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30

John p. Pierce. %. 81 Martins
Ferry ana Regina McNeii q. OF
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30

Is there ANYTHING in all fhls world
thar is ~ more importance to you
fhau good digestion Food must be-
eaten fob sustain life and must be
fiEoated and converted into blood
When fhc digestion falls tho whole
body suffers Chamberlain. TahIafa
aro rational and reliable cure for
Indigestion They increase tho foe
~ bile. purify tho blood. strengthen
Che stomach. and tone up the whole
digestive apparatus to natural and
healthy action. For sale b. all
Dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
Mayors Proclamation
General Cleaning Day
MAYORS Office.
May o. 1911

May ~. 1911.
Following the custom cstah-
ishcd two years ago Of having
General Cleaning Dav dcsig-
1ltci for one particular date.
and having experienced excel
emf results from these two pro-
seeding days. DO is NY earnest
icslrc that This custom should
continue and ] hereby proclaim
June q. 1911. as a General Clean
ny Dav. and ] earnestly request
'hat all rubbish dirt and debris
be removed from all Yards and
premises and be- placed on The
front street. eo that The same
An be- removed It is my re-
quest thar This dirt and rubbish
be deposited in The street on this
particular date in order 90 facii-
itafc the collection Of same
Issued to promote health
cleanliness and safety. under nv
official hand and fhc seal Of The
City of Wheeling
CHAS G.. SCHMIDT.
Mayor Of the CITY of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
Notice Odd Fellows

To the Officers and Members OF Fx-
celsior Lodge. No. 40. /. O. o. p.
Brothers Goh are hereby notified 10
attend the funeral Of Brother William
ID. Gil. Sr.. Wednesday. May 81. 1911.
AZ 900 O'Clock. Assemble at Odd
Fellows Hall with badges.
BROTHERS Of sister lodges are re-
specially invited 10 attend.
GEORGE Lemons. y. G.
r. n. DEITERS. Sccy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30
PAY TRIBUTE TO DEAD

Cathedral high school band. the de-
tachment OF veterans will march TO
the Peninsula cemetery. Following
the veterans will march the veterans
Of the Spanish-American war. the vet.
Grams Of foreign service and hundreds
OF school children. Appropriate cere-
monies Will be held at the cemetery.
the principal address will be delivered
by Rev. Charles Robinson. pastor OF
the First United Presbyterian church
After these services are held the vet
Grams will return 20 headquarters and
disband
During the morning the Woman 8
Relief Corps and the ladies' OF the q
\. X. will march 70 the steel bridge
and will drop flowers on the murky
waters OF the Ohio. In memory OF the
heroes who lost their lives on the
seas and rivers during the civil war.
Many Attractions.
While The passing OF the veterans
OF the civil war and the grey and
bent veterans That still remain march
70 the cemeteries 10 paw honor 10
their dead make Memorial day n
pathetic one. there are ALWAYS many
amusements offered thar has tendon
cv 70 break slightly the sadness OF the
dead. A. the state :air grounds To-
day the veterans Of the German wars
will hold large picnic which will no
doubt BE- attended by several thou
sands The proceeds from this picnic
Will be used 10 defrav the expenses
Of the national convention of the Ger.
man war veterans hat will be held
In This CITY ~ August
AZ the Island baseball park. tho Y
". q. 4. baseball team viii clash with
The Hodshors which viii furnish 1.-Two
Is amusement for rho baseball fans
frudrcds. YES thousands will spend
the day in Tho Shady hooks % Wheel
ing park while others viii camp alonc
fhe Ohio river. while others r'll seek
relief from old Sol in 'hc shady hooks
II Tho Woodlands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-30

Harry EorCN appointed guardian of
Frederick Torck Bond 5000 90 r.
J.. Tigglrheck surety
Louise Fischer appointed admin.
is'ratr'y ~ The estate of William a.
Fischer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

mond has again eloped and the prose-
cutting attorney of St. Louis has wired
the New York police to watch for him
Drummond's companion is SAID tc be =
young stenographer of St Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
UTAH ROBBERS
UNDER ARREST

Ogden. Utah. jan 14.-Train robbers,
who held up the westbound Overland
Limited on the Union Pacific near here
q week ago. were arrested IN this city
today.
The men were arrested with two
others in a rooming house by captain
Brown, detective Ponder and sheriff
Harrison They were all sleeping in
one bed The police say two Of the
men only acted as a fence"
A Pullman pillow slip was found in
the room and this is believed to have
been used by the robbers in collecting
the valuables from the passengers. A
beneficiary of the robbers disclosed
the identity Of the men to the detec-
tives.
The loot was shipped out Of Ogden a
week ago. The police give the names
of the men as W Lewis, Pete Murphy,
H. Schaefer and Thomas O'DeI The
two first named are the suspected rob-
bers. All are supposed to be railroad
men except Schaefer, who came from
Butte, where he was a bartender.
Ever since the holdup the officials
have been Of the firm belief that the
two men were in this city.
At the time of the holdup two negro
porters were killed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
OLD SAM rs DEAD;
DAIRYMEN MOURN

There is mourning. deep, ravens
wing black mourning on milk route No.
9. Old Sam, the Ell Paso Dairy's faith
fui horse who has pulled a delivery
wagon over the Magoffin avenue route
for II years, is dead.
Sam slipped on the paving in front
of DR.. ]. A Rawlings's house in front
coffin early Saturday morning and
broke his hip. He was ordered shot to
prevent his suffering. Gam was ID
years old at the time of his death and
had served II years faithfully IN the
service Of the FL Paso dairy He knew
the route south of the G. H tracks and
east of Campbell street better than the
drivers and he never missed morn
ing delivery over the familiar route.
Postmaster Smith is as glum as II
he had lost his best friend or the
country had gone Democratic, and the
dairy forces are mourning Sans loss
like he was one Of them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
.*#*~~~~~~xus 81 : I. :.
SUNDAYS ENTRIES
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB.
FOrty-fifth Day.
!. I@~##*~~*~ - . : .

first race, purse, maidens, 2 years
old, three furlongs-Polly Pucell, I09:
Renetta T., 100; Louder, 109; Defy, 1O9:
Thistle Rose. 100; Ebrazen, 100; Lady
Dolora. 109; Skillute, 112; Martin Casey.
liz; Yyonne (ch f Box Elise), 100;
Lady Mint Cd Ornamet-Lady Hor-
tense). 109; Chas. Goetz Chr c Ban
nockburn-Mildred 3D.. 112.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-
Nyanza, los; Sporting Life, 107; Per-
sonality. 107; Lady Quality los; Peri
Wrinkle. los; Rose Daily, 10S; Lista, 1OS;
Siscus, no.
Third race, selling, one mile-Lttle
Marchmont, los; Civita, 108; Ashwell,
108; Plume, 10s; Rather Royal, 10;
Cardinal Sarto, 10; Dennis Stafford,
no.
Fourth race. Bavicora Handicap,
$4,000 value. one mile and a furlong-
Taboo, 90; Green Seal, 90; Jacquelina,
102; Meadow, 115; "Angelus, 10; *Har-
rigan, III; Polls. 126; Injury, $50.
Brandt entry.
Fifth race, selling, 3yearolds. one
mile-Helen Scott, *101; Oblivion, 104;
Cat, 1O4; Pit-a-Pat, 10Y; Fritz Emmett,
108.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs-Pid
Hart, 10; Hoyle, ITO; Pedro, 10; Mike
Jordan, 10; Chapultepec lib; I'll Me-
ter 115; Cobleskill, lis; Creston, 115.
apprentice allowance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
ANNUAL NUMBER OF
THE HERALD TAKES
q GENTS DOCT

It requires three cents in
postage to send the annual
edition of The Herald to your
friends back home. This in
cludes the 8 sections of the big
annual. For five cents the big
edition may be sent to any ad-
dress by leaving the address
and the necessary nickel at
the business office of The
Herald, in The Herald build
ing. No extra charge will be
made for wrapping or postage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
Mother and Son
Give Words of Praise

Mrs Barbara Burke suffered for years from malaria and
chills Duffys Pure Malt Whskey drove the disease
from her system and keeps her healthy and happy.
Her son says Dufys is lone Of the family" He would
not be without bottle in the medicine chest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
THE EDELWEIsS.
A Flower With Few Qualities That
Universally Attracts.


A Flower with Few Qualities That
Universally Attracts.
This year, as usual, there are reports
of accidents to tourists in several diff
ferent parts of Switzerland due to at
highest Alpine plants, such as Eritrich-
legend about this flower persists and
grows. though it is as false as the
legends that once made the mandrake
a famous and dreaded plant So far
from being a flower that only grows
in high, inaccessible places, the edel-
weiss is not even typically Alpine. The
highest Alpinep lants, such as Eritrich-
lum nanum and some of the Andro-
saces, are as dwarf and compact as
any moss, both in LEAKAGE and in flow
er. There is nothing superfluous
about them Conditions that would
be quickly fatal to the most robust
weed of the lowlands have made them
both brilliant and minute, and in these
conditions alone will they thrive.
The ede1weis is not a large plant,
but 1t is neither minute nor brilliant.
Indeed, many of our common English
wild flowers look more like high Al
pine plants than it does, and many
have much more beauty But it is
very unlike most other flowers It
looks, indeed, as if it were a rather
clumsy imitation OF a flower made of
some woody material and it probably
owes its fame to this artificial look
and to the fact that. like it's close re-
lation, the Antennaria. it is an ever
lasting" But it is an everlasting just
because it has so little fresh beauty
to wither It is like those people who
never look either young or old, because
they do not seem to be made of flesh
and blood
The botanist describes it as having
flowers surrounded by "a whorI of long
densely tomentose bracts," and these
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
Duffy's Pure Malt Vvhiskey

always helthful medicinal whiskey
compliance with the Of the Foods
Mea" the "PharmoPoa the
medicines the United States Great
kernel producing
requiring digestion Its palataby and freedom from injurious
retained the sensitive stomach Its
important in the
old and keeps the young strong and vigorous
druggist dealer for Duf Pure
SEALED
"od Chemist the label and
$1oo bottle Write
Department Rochester Y, for doctors
rules
health
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

bracts, which some one in the first
bitterness of disappointment has de-
scribed as looking like bad cigar ash,
are the most conspicuous part of the
plant. Although so eagerly sought
after, the edelweiss is still fairly com
mon in Switzerland particularly
south Of the Rhone valley and 1t is
often found growing in places ma
could be reached by an invalid in q
bath chair. But perhaps the legend
about it is so potent that tourists will
only recognize it when they see it
growing in dangerous places. Then,
no doubt, they rush after it wildly.
and hence the accidents which 1t
causes.-London Times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
DEFINITE ANSWER
TO BE GIVEN SOON
w. A. Ulman Wires En-
couragingly Concerning
Hotel Proposition.

The promoters of the new Ell Paso
hotel have received telegram from
w A Ulman, who is in New. York.
saying that a definite answer would
be given soon by Andrews & Co. to
the offer made them to build a hotel
This reply is considered favorable
Should the New York company refuse
the bonus to build the hotel there is
talk of organizing local stock COM
pany TO accept the bonus and build the
hotel, Issuing bonds for the greater
part of the amount to be expended in
the construction of the building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

z. T. White is planning to leave for
California Saturday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
WORK TO START
ON SEWER PLANT

Mayor Kelly Saturday afternoon
stated that work will begin on the
sewage disposal plant III a few weeks
He declined to state where it will be
located. on the ground that the deal
for the land has not been completed,
and it isnot thought advisable to an
nOunce the location.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

The space between the brick driven
way and the Roberts-Banner building
on the federal building grounds is be-
ing filled with dirt and will be leveled
to make a bit of green on the east side
of the federal building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
FOUR FORGERY CHARGES
REGISTERED AGAINST WALSH

With four charges of forgery regis
tered against him, Edward Walsh, man
with many aliases, has been transferred
to the county jail from the police sta
ton. Complaints have been fled in JUS
tice II. F. Stacy's court. Walsh is
charged with passing checks for $40
and $3.50 drawn on the Rio Grande
Valley bank; one for Sc drawn on the
Guaranty Trust & Banking company,
end another for $40 drawn on the Ell
Paso Bank & Trust company All
checks bear the name of the Texas Elec-
trio Supply company, per c. E. Heffler.
T. T. White is planning to leave for
GO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14

BARBARA BURKE and MR. VALLEY BURKE
sufferer from malaria fever
On Malt Whikey
grand
people tonic Mrs
BarbaT Liberty Orleans, La
In his furke write and it
Duffys Pure Malt Whiey is
of need Good luck to yOu Valley Burke
kd7. AgentW Theatre New Orleans,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-14
MAN WITH THE
ELOPING HABIT

Charles r. Drummond, the million
aire bigamist of ST. Louis, and his
third wife. It is believed that Drum