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Evening journal., 1911-07-03
PRIZES FOR TRANSFERS.
Bush Company Again Reward Men for
Well Kept Teams.

The semi-annual inspection Of the
George W. Bush and Sons Company's
horses took place in front Of their
stables at Z O'Clock this morning The
judges, Charles Jester and Herbert
White, awarded to Henry Robinson,
Harry eager, John Guy, Mifiiin
Wright, Ray Williams and Frank
Jones prizes for the best kept teams.
The horses all looked exceedingly
we'll and the judges had a pretty hard
time selecting those that they thought
best kept.
Evening journal., 1911-07-03
G0SpEL sERYIcE IN MOODS

An all-day holiness meeting and
baptismal service will be held back of
Shellpot Park on Langs farm tomor-
row. the first service beginning az 10
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1911-07-03
DEAD OF HEART DISEASE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN. July S--John Gus
ter. a leading merchant Of this town,
died last night OF heart disease.
Evening journal., 1911-07-03
WEATHER.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. July a-IndlcatioRs
are that the weather WIN he gener-
ally fair tonight and Tuesday In Tire
Middle Atlantic and New Encland
states and the Ohio Valley. Scattered
showers are probable in the South
Atlantic States.
Evening journal., 1911-07-03

Forecast for Delaware Probably
fair and continued warm tonight and
Tuesday; light variable winds, most
~ westerly.
Evening journal., 1911-07-03
TO.DAY'S TEMPERATURE

THE BELT DRUG STORE
Evening journal., 1911-07-03

The Evening Journal has
more Subscribers than any
other paper in Delaware.
That means a home paper
Evening journal., 1911-07-03

Continued on Second Page)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Clever Costumes
 At Mask Ball

The Masked Ball given by tke Band boys last Friday evening brought out many clever costumes representing varied characters. Butchers and bakers. cooks and walters, clowns, bos. cowboys and girls mingled with owls, laps, Chmks. witches. deveis, lunatics and patent self playing Bass Violin. The latter gave the mu. sicians great scare as it walked in about Io:oo o'clock, for they had made no contract with any freakish musical instrument.
 Appropriate prizes were awarded the owners Of the best costumes.
 The Band Boys realized about fifty dollars or the evening and that amount Hill he spent for new instruments or music for the Band.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Water Power
 Withdrawals

Over a million and a half acres of public land now stands with drawn by the Government as being valuable for the possible develop ment of water power. During October the Unitei States Geolog- ical Survey recommended the with drawal of 54.42z acres as having power possibilities and the restoral of 2,6oo acres in Montana and Wyoming because field examinat- ion by the Survey showed them not be valuable for that purpose.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Cold Storge
 Plant Assured
Columbia g. Northern Fish ing and Packing Co. Buys
 Wrangell Property

Tuesday morning E. II. Joseph representing the Columbia X North ern Fishing and Packing Company closed the deal with the Wrangell Dock & Cold Storage Company for tle new dock and the brewery building.
 The old Fort Wfangell Brewery building will be converted into q l .rge cold storage plant and work will begin on the interior as soon $ materials can be obtained.
 The speciality of the company
 as been mild-curing salmon for the German market. They have D CT operating on a small scale t l ieal Cove, but the fishing outlook al Wrangell and vicinity has war r.nted the investment in a large coll storage plant.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Will Establish
 KodeI Village

It is the intention of the How, kan and klinquan villages of Haidah Indians to uove to a let, ter location on the Sucquan Pass, age. The new location will hs Iayed out in lots and streets and a model town exclusively indian vii built up,
 The sites of the present villages. especially HoWkan, is hard to ap- proaeh. Long sandbars make il impossible for boats to get to Il. village except at high tide. Tha almost unapproachabie positions oi Howkai and other oId Indian v:lls ages arc the result of old customs of village building. The inacces. ible position of a village made the approach of enemies more difficult
 The conditions flow are changed and the natives are more commer' cialiy inclined. The new village on the Sucquan Passage will have stores run by indians and | th@ plans carry out well the addition of a cannery will be only a question of time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Returns From
 Eastern Trip


 Rev. II. P. Corsar returned Tuesday on the Curacao from an extended visit with relatives in the East.
 While in the East. Rev. Corser delivered many lectures on Alaskan 'ubjects.
 Rev. Corser reports a very en- ioyable trip and says 1t seems good to be back in Wrangell again in charge of the St, Philips Mission work.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Thanksgiving

The Sentinel might So on ;ts waY for a whole year before another day as appropriate as iris for acknowledging it's thankfull7eas would appear rom the no1e-too-certain fut- ure, so here On tie front page n bold type it avails itself of tfe o1Dortunity by expressing t. it's e ldcrs 6 genuine thank fulnsss for all the hearty sup p7rt rec'eved during tEe past h IF year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Che Fore Caught

Saturday night. Indian Police n,an, Lewis, arrested an Italian, l;nown about town as "Pedro' for furnishing liquor to natives. An drew klaquits was the native and Pedro was found at Andrew 8 house with the goods.'
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
St. Philips Church.

Thanksgiving Services, Thurs .ay morning at Io:3o.
 Sunday December sd the sub- iect of the sermon will be, .'The Church in the Fest"
 All are cordially invited.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
M9tice

W, ]. Lewis, Special Agent from the U. 5. Laai oaise is in town on business relatives to the Vrangell To ynsite Survey. All pafties in- terested in same sh5uii call at the Court House, office opposite L. s. E0.oroic-io7,1 1-'c CtTtra
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
4 DipIomatist

''I am amazed, sir, that you should propose to my daughter. You have not known her a week"
 True, madam, but l have known you for some time, and everybody says your daughter takes after you" He got the girl.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Use For the Library.

Architect Showing plansl-This room will be y5ir library. Mir. Newrich- Ny library? Oh, yes, of course. I must have place to smoke-Boston Transcript
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30
Turkey Conundruuls

What part of a turkey assists my lady in making her toilet? (Comb) What part of a turkey opens the front door? (Key.)
 What part of a turkey appears December 1st? (Bill.)
 What qart of the turkey is part of sentence7 (Claws-clause.)
 What part of a turkey is useful for cleaning purposes7 (Wings for dusters.J
 Why is a man who eats too fast like turkey? (Both are gobblers) i What part 0f a turkey does a farmer watch with anxiety1 (The Crop:)
 After turkey is cooked, in what country is he? (Greece.)
 What part of turkey is a story? ] (taiI-tale.J i What part of a turkey is used by some musiciansp (Drumsticks)
 Why have turkeys reasons fot being sad7 (They know they will get it in the neck, be bled, get a roasting, De terribly cut dp and end iii the soup.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-11-30

-0nmissIOne $ 0!f'c4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
PEN TERMS
Gwen soners Convicted IN Marion
County Courts By Judge Mason.

Sr" .ai U.-iatr. Co 49, IntelIIeer.e-
fAlRN'NT. V. Va. Soy. .l-Iat.
t"HiSt. court adjourned. Judge Mason
-'Hf'tr'j Aiir' NitroSLty who con-
o. >H'i tn placing obstruction on Il 4
~. street ,sr track Co ave years In
tn, ~p'rit,utiarr.
J.- H.ft wlu confessed 20 robaif4
rHiir"a! .-f vas given two wears ln
co.. -p.IItruf.art
RAT 80 Donald charged with assault
JOS llrr floss Boo Grant Town mine
wee fined $50 aui costs
Jackson Hiu,iin. charged with as
stuitnr and badly IniurIne Jim Reed
''na~aF l f'w weeks ago with a
m"d'"ch confessed 90 co. felony indi.t-
W'nt and wts sentenced to s,r,. two
t"arH ln tl' prllfsutiar
Fred hIt,r who confessed 90 "a
mi-d'm'arnr waF given go DAYS LID
jail tnI fined SO
FRANK Marks. who also ronfsse.I 20
70 misn"m.tr"r was given 90 DAYS ia
jail o. fined SO
" TRIAL u. Jesse Yavlor. Indicted
Tor a. felony. rhHree with roibirr
man was taken 10 today Nalor s
defended lt a~tf1rnets French Alr,rt.
and } IS. Mason. j..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Mrs Elizabeth Kellar. aged nearly
% years. n OF the Oldest residents
o. belmont county. died a. her home
Main street. Bridgeport. AZ noon
yesterday Her death VA not n
tirely unexpected. for Mrs Kellar had
been 90 FOR nearly two years. and Re-
Gently q condition had been critical
b Sas born ia Wales but had been
&" Resident ~ bridgeport since she Was
a young girl She was the widow or
the late George kellar. VINO Wss we'll
known here. Two sons and a daugter
survive. they being Mrs James
liostOn "a Edward Kellar. OF Bridge
port. and George kellar. of Martins
Ferry Two brothers srd a sister
also survive. Mrs. Moore Of West
W heeling. William Davis. Of Martins
Ferry. and Samuel Davis. % Wheel
ing
ihe funeral services will be- held
Ihursdas afternoon az . o'clock Rev.
Holman. OF the KirkWOOd VI b.
church. Nill odiclate. and interuteut
all BE- made a. Weeks cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
FIREMAN'S BRIDE
10 Former Mount De chantai Student.
Who Elopes with Pittsburgh
Fire Fighter.

Special Dispatch Co the InteuIrcr-s-.
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 2i-Cupid nut
on q nreman's helmet and traded mis-
bow and arrows for "a little red az las-
Friday when Miss Florence = Waiter
son. daughter 81 Attorney and Mrs
Alfred v. u. W~attcrson. eioped with
Thompson J O'Connor. a hoseman OF
Engine Company No 90. The vourr
couple we're welded by an alderman
aud then left on a week end honey.
moon out OF the city They returned
tonight and received parental bless.
ings.
Miss Watterson was a former stu.
dent AZ Mount De Chantal Academy.
Wheeling
The elopement a. the elimination Of
a romance covering several years II
r. the love story Of n young eiri FOR
whom the cianE ~ the fire bell and
the Wild dash 81 The engines aluavs
had an Irresistible fascination Tho
Watterson family formerly lived ~
No. b2S Lincoln avenue. near Engine
House No. 81. and Miss Wafferson
the hremen say. never missed an
alarm.
Miss WatterEou's interest In tho ar
fairs % the Lincoln avenue engine
COMPANY Was veil known through the
neiEhborhood. and mons 'he fremcn
she Was called the Little Chief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
thanksgiving Cargoes of
Fowls Will Arrive Fniday

The coming month. tho Indications are
ilaf fhe ohio ufu Boz uavIaabIe unit.
after The Christmas holidays. This
fII have 1 tendency t1 keep me prices
~ foel from soaring before tho fret
OF The year The sam Brown. Df
qu"sne and = p Finley passed down
aItn 5000 bushels Of coal
Teste-5ays Boats
It w i~.arIrEf0n. o. m.
virginia. Fi'fsburg 4 p n
Todays Seats.
hanlnha fEarI cl. 4 w
% r Bedford P~.ffF5lrE. no1a
T~nurdsys Bosts
I.0rnra PIffshIrc 5a
A. w. C~larnFf1n. 4 2 n.
virginia Cincinnati. = s no.
Pearl. Nataworas. noon.
Ire MARKS
PITTSRrEGH-The stage % fha
ohio ar Davis Island dam tonight a
30 feet in TIE AreEheuy a. Herr
Island dam. f0a feet and - Freep0rf
% 2 fes' and sfaflonars Clear
OIL CrrT-.e feet and falling
snow
Warren feet Snow
PARKERsBrRG-f-- fee- ard -s
lrr snow
sTEUBESvrLLE-f- feet and
falling cloudy
MoRGANTowS-ss feet and fan
tee rfnfaH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
PLAN IS FARCE
Tnst Hss Been Arranged By Tobaees
Trust for rs Own Dissolution,
Declares Felix Levy.

NSHlNGrON. Noy 1.-THE plan
proposed by the tobacco combination
and approved by me attorney general
and tne circuit court 40 New York IL
a sham and a subtcrfIEe. knowingly
devised BY To- tobacco company fo
seem io carry out che mandate % ne
supreme court. huf which really leaves
its monopoly un.mpalred
Ihis vac fhe sweeping statement %
elk H Levy. attorney FOR independ.
orf tobacco firms and former assistant
i' The United States attorney general
made before tho senate committee on
Interstate commerce today Mr. Levy
associated eith Attorney General
Moody in The preparation o. the case
AGAINST The tobacco trust
- government no added. has
acrItced practically al % the hene
pc that were to accrue To- the people
90 The United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Yes four Of them
them TO
Yes
What did no do"
whipped up the horsc."
h' witness said not only were her
.~"ouid'rs and limbs. but also nor
breast and arms we're smosred Win
ruined vas
Returning 70 the ride homeward
"Ith Ricord. Prosecutor McCanIess
asked the witness if sho knew a,y or
me men she met IN The road
IS recognized Sheriff. CLARK
\ y Simms and James Hooze sbI
answered
I'D those men treat YOU rogebIv 90
querifd Attorney Richie
They were very rough. t.t r.T.
i'rci OH effects from their f-,4fw.-.
lidnt o testify ir 10 lIsfi..
e'lr, hearinr that you were not ir.
80 sir Q said no bone, u,r. bros
pa ts.s tear your ,'o,as.
Nay Recall Teacher
Nltff O. 10" questions. the defense
closed t1e cross c-ram.rat.a- 10 Mo-
hHmherIaiu rlfh fI. privilege az -.
calling her rhe state then rested .ts
case
The defense opened ag -fr.fu..-.
eiShf character Witnesses AL ~ fn.n
i'rtlird that Oh. defendants urr. .
good reputation
james Booze who was arrested Lac.
N.ff accused 20 BEING uf.1
fle assault ard vii. uas vIfr ELL.
thrre drfendarfs ar th. rIeht ~ fr.
tarrirE testified THAI fnr I.frrf4rtu
sims ard Sehadt as veil .a rIw..
had advised som. ~ OBJ. ,.-f.s..f
men MT t1 bother ffe fr. ua.r. .t-
m'itel Thar fe a..ompsnled OBJ. tlr..
dcfrriarfs
A " sims the f-.t defendant %,
iase thf stand followed Booze u.
corrotfra-rI Haozee statement col.
garfins rorterslf.ors they had had
af The mill
0 heard fhtm say Do was fre fine
tenLior to hold up MARI and I'd r.
said We r-FaEaI Dol % genera ror-
fersatIor about fhe SRI and chester
anderson said i- was OBJ, plan fo catch
me couple in "a O.mprtmislnc position
90 a lrsirnated place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
Mrs. Clara HanaIsn won,h,n

Mrs Clara Handlan Monahan. the
beloved VIII" of John MOuahan. passed
peacefully away a. tho home or her
sister Mrs John \ Howard. a. Pleas
ant valley. on Tuesday morning A. 2
O'Clock after a lingering illness. har
condition during the past two weeks
being very critical
Mrs Monahan was the daughter OF
w" late William q. and Anna Eliza
beth Woods Handlan. and she vas In
the thirty fourth year % her axe a.
the Time % her death. Her unfimaly
demise has cast a gloom Of deep sor-
ROW over her many friends in this
clty and elsewhere. and the bereavod
husband and relatives have the sym
patty or The entire community. n
was united In marriage 20 Mr. Mona
nan about five years ago. and their
married lie was one of -congenial han
piness
Mrs Monahan was a devout mem
Der OF 81 Josrph's cathedral. and she
was active In the various societies Of
p parish. where she will be- greatly
missed Besides her husband. she IL
survived by o. son. John Howard
Monahan. and the following brothers
and sisters " e. and J. Bernard
handlan. Mrs John A. Toward. Miss
Augusta Haudlan. Mrs Robert Haro-
yer OF Washington. H. G.. Mrs. Lucius
tl"e" OF Charleston. " Va. and Miss
Mary Handlan Of Washington. H. G.
The funeral VIII take place from the
Toward residence on Thursday morn.
ing az 2 o'clock. followed by requiem
nigh mass az Nj Calvary chapel The
Rev Father Bacillus Nader. rector ~
- Michacls church. Edgwood. will
ohiciate. and the interment all be
nnyalo ~ Mnuml CalNarv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
MINE OWNERS VICTIMIZED
BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER

,, %. N.r~., colt. y,..,.r..
.
-
.D" OF Nai1' OF minus
Iiop'i ~'a 'uIu'u 4h %! HoVA"le".t l"
''t's'- subsequently hock"ieilrr
pd.4 li' M~rrltts >'-S,"nn ia settle
ment Tor this.
Before tnl7 settlement and after h."
had lost his toe holdings and ceased
To- Pc president OF the railroad Ner-
ritt testified that ? J. Gates came
70 him and -aid Mr. Rockrf.il.r want
81 hin, o., l,r.t,r. , ,r.stt.r, .f th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
GIRLS FACE TRIAL FoR
KILLING HOTEL MAN

NEW YORK. Nov. o. Ethel Con
rad and Lillian Graham. tho shov rIrlz
Who are charged With having shot w.
v r. stokes. owner ~ fhe Ansonil
hotel. an their apartment several
months $40. will appear FOR trial Do
fore the supreme Court to.morroU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
LoRENA WILL BRING FIVE THot
SAND TURKEYS
Prees - TIE National Bird VII SEQ,
Oecpne-Beoford MI Also Br.na
Many Bf~de

Prices - TIE National BIRD VII Sea-,
Oeci'0e-Beoford VIII Also Brl-s
Many Birds.
earn ng in her hold over $1,000 fY-
keys DO largest r0rfi umert esa-
hi clf uf tho srcsf Vlskfrelm v..
lhe fif'solre Ia1esviII. packet
VIII dock here Friday morning IA.
route to The HeaIFtfers aIfr fre h.r
~ me hank INK turkeys ftat ain
on -aie fu fhe .lcal market Tf4t
n.a Ar'at ourEnme1f OF Tho rst.,-sf
uIl trirg a sharp decline ri
ne opinion OF local daa'ers
lna instead a. bringing 1s cenfs DR.
pound The price LEI expected fo far u.
less t'ar IL or IS cents
NE Aussincum Valley De- fae great
fst turkey area i1 tho OHIO y.r.v
and reporfs received b. local eeaIs-
ant rlvermen yesterday uera fo -b.
eject thaf The turkey supply Il, frst
ction of fne country FAR exceeds 49,.
or Iaat year The o. rs Bedford =.
route to Iiftshurr from parkersf
"tl BRING into port az noon todav a
heavy conrignment OF turkeys. ercts
ara chickens from The river fsrrs
aiorE The ONO.
Win a stage o. over Is feet rees
' 2na rainfall n--di~tss dr-~s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
~Zleqenfeld.r Euneral.

From the Mendel undertaking mar.
Tors on Main street yesterday after.
noon occurred the last sad rites over
the remains % Joseph ". Zieecnfeldsr.
Who died sunday afternoon a. the civ
hospital The funeral services we're
conducted BY Rev. J. W * strvker
rector OF ST Matthews y r. church.
Two hymns were rendered by the
choir Ny Jesus A. Thou wiz and
ABIDE With Ne lntermcut fol.
lowed AZ Greenwood cemetery. The
pallhearers were Joseph Lotz. John
Weisgerber. Richard Baxter. Francis
y DALEY. Albert Laughiin and Henry
p WeisEerbcr Deceased vas one %
tho best known residents OF the city.
and bic sudden death came as q great
shock 90 his many friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
The Second u. P. Church
Celebrates Anniversary

even their relatives knew ~ q ut
yesterday eVrnlng
The groom Is a sober. lntustrcus
Young man. greatly respected In th-
community. and TIE bride IL "a"
bright and accomplished daughter G
Mr and Mrs CLARK Nicholl. north o;
town
Lecture CoUve
The nsNt number % the lecfure
course ~iIl be held "wednesday ever
lng. Noyemhrr ssth. n the 20 hoass
hall The attraction 10 the famous
Dixie chorus. one OF the best % the
Rldpath Bureau. and an ~inter~sttns
program made up % VocAl n n
strlm-ntal music and readings Vii
be rendered The company Gomez
well recommended and will undous
~diN draW a lArge house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
ST. CwLAIRSVILLE

al U.rp1t,l go tle Intelligence
ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Nov. 81
titil cases fled follow
Richard Carson Ne Lizzie Beckner.
William hechnvr. Joseph BccEner and
the STATE of Ohio. action for the re-
cover o. r'al estate Valu.c ~ 5000.
Emma Humphrey W. Roscoe e.
Humphrey. action for divorce on che
grounds o. extreme cruelty and gross
neglect 81 duty
sylvan Graham. by his next friend
Ieuna Thompson Ss William Cald.
we'll appeal Transcript from the
docket OF J.. 4 Fish. justice OF the
peace for Mead township
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
WHO WAS CUSTODIAN
or ILLINOIS IArkp0r

CHICAGO. Nov 2i-Neither Cd.
"ard Hines. the lumberman. nor Fd
ward Tilden. tho packer. was the Gus
todiau OF n 800 0 fund or ans other
fund. which was % be uscd 10 may
OF the expenses ~ william Lorimer
to the United states senate. accord
INK to experts reports submitted ro
the senatorial intcs'igafina comm.
tee to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
ENGLISH SUFFRAGISTS FAIL
In EFFORT TO STORM HOUSE
vs"ee Drive Women Away Ave- s.s
Ing Many Arrests IN Bitter
Battle ~ Streets
WINDOW smAsniso FOLLOWS
ROUTE Of VOTE SEEKERS
se~s Women Chained Tn.~,.ise. 70
Fences In Erort 20 FOL tns
Police

LONDON. NOT eI-The sunra
kstfss Jared badly a. The hands % The
police tonight They had threatened
70 force their way lntoeh~ house %
commons and make a protest on d
moor or the house against the prime
ministers refusal 20 pledge the gov
ernment 70 a bin giving equal suffrage
70 both but they failed even 20
reach h entrance 10 % rliamcnt
Thwsrted BY the police Vho made
up OF 1870 arrests. The surra
Eetfes resortsd 10 a campaign 90 ain
10 smashing Driver irom Pariia
msnt square ~ the police. 500 %
whom were on duty. the women. &C
eompanied by sympathlrsrr and gangs
OF rovdieE. proceeded through White
hal armed With bags u stones co
cealef under their coats. and broke
Windows In public Osicrs. liberal head
quarters n the National Liberal club.
They even extended their operations
10 the Strand. where WiRdoNs % the
~postonicc. bank and other private con
Germs suffered Ia the onslaught.
Asauith Statement Ansered.
The militant tactics % nc surra
gsttes followed a statement by IRE
nier Asqgith that the government waA
anable To introduce a bli 10 franchise
ONE as tn cabinet vas divided on
he question. but would allow an
amendment 10 be introduced To the
proposed manhood suffrage bin. lsav-
ing II To the house - 10 de
side whether women should be given
. vote.
The sunragcttes had made ample
PREPARATION "a reueW their attacks
on parliament With e b8iti" which was
expected To surpaS- al previous f.
Forts. They met early Too me evening
IN CaNton hall. less han "a mile from
Parliament square. aud after adopting
a resolution declaring that the Prime
Minister'S denial ~ their request was
a n and objectionable insult 10
woman. called for volunteers for dan.
gerous service 4 deputauon 81 nftv
women. hehded by Mrs p-thick Law
renee. accompanied by lmmcns.
crowds. started short, for the House
OF Commons Ia present the resolution
or take whatever other action was
deemed advisable The police. how
ever. we're too much FOR them.
They broke NJ the d%eputation and
h women were thrown back. or u
too persistent. arrested and hurried
TO a police station several women
were injured In the scramble. while
others tainted or became ~hyztericaI
and required the attention OF the am.
buiance The baltic was
fierce. but short
Chained 10 Railing.
An our after the women emerged
from the hall Parliament square had
been cleared ~ tho attacking forces
except "A half dozen women Who had
chained themselves Ia the ratings.
and whose chains the police had 20
file OF break.
The demonstration was not az large
as those OF other years The damage
TO property was greater. however. and
the lumber Of arrests established a
new record. Among those arrested
were Mrs. Lawrence. who /. Joint edi.
tor OF Votes for Women. LADY Con.
stance Lytton. sister Of Lord Lytton.
and the Hon. Mrs Evelina H%avrrneId.
daughter OF Lieutenant General Lord
Abinaer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

NtW LONDON Conn. nov GA
from fhc war department 90
" a-hinEtou WAS received az Fort o.
% NrEhf. Fishers Island. TONIGHT.
ori. rims ai officers in this district
To bold themselves in readiness Tor
rerF'ce in me Held so explanation
accompanied The messsgs
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Maud Roberts and Thomas Roberts
lo the bridgeport savings. Loan y
Building Go. Of bridgeport. tract or
land 20 bridgeport. consideration. s..
Earl g. cope and Mercy Cope 20
oven g. Nary. attorney 20 Andy Wah.
tract OF land 100 Colerain township
consideration. g..
Eva Jouts and husband 20 Annie
Trytlso. tract % land DO Pease town
ship consideration. 500.