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The Winslow mail., 1911-04-08
Join the Union


justly discharged and every man
and woman of independent mind
and character should Immediate
lv Join the Commercial Telegra-
piers Union and unity their
power so that it can be concen-
trated at any strategic point III
the "educational maneuvers'
which now seem inevitable.
Life is not so dear nor is peace
so sweet as to be purchased at
the price of chains and slavery.
The operators of the Western
Union service are men of hon
or, high intelligence and patriot
ic impulses. The fight which
they made in 1907 was the won
der of the industrial world. That
was mere skirmish, however, !,
compared with what is to come.
Such heroes will never submit to
the calling yoke OF a petty
tyrant. If they did so, they
would not deserve better condl-
tions or public sympathy.
Many skilled men are quitting
the Western Union to accept
lower pay with freedom. This
movement will be widely extend
ed, and the heartless and tyran
nical corporation will be taught
lesson which will be a warn
ing never to be forgotten in the
commercial world. The vast
nervous system OF the universe
may be seriously deranged for a
period.
United Effort Required
United efforts of the thousands
of union telegraphers and their
friends may infict a punishment
upon the telegraph trust that
will insure a congressional in
vestigatlon of the recent merger
The result would be government
s%qsB5hhsPs Ps9pand ST 81 sfsFsne sngagea ans
interstate commercial traffic
The county is eager for and will
welcome this change.
The intricate press telegraph
service will not be seriously af-
fected by the warfare which will
result from a continuation of es.
pionage and tyranny. The
skilled employees of the Associat-
ed Press, United Press Associa
ton, Hearst's International
News Service, the Publishers
Press, the Laffan Bureau and
the special wires department OF
the great newspapers, are all be
ing fairly treated. Satisfactor,
conditions in the press service
are due largely to the good sense
and efficient management of the
officials and correspondents OF
the news-gathering organiza
tiOns.
Press Should Take Notice
For good reasons the good
will Of the press associations will
never be wilfuIly forfeited. Ev-
cry newspaper and magazine in
the United States that cares
anything for human rights and
the public welfare will investi
gate and rebuke the unAmerican
system of tyranny that now ex-
lists in the Western Union.
Since the great strike of 1907,
which the employees lost through
lack of generalship on the part
OF certain leaders, everything till
now has been peaceful in the
telegraph world. After great
struggle the men resumed work
with the frankly expressed de
termination to reorganize the
union aud consolidate the craft,
SO that decent conditions anu
fair wages can be enforced by
peaceable negotiation.
President Vail ildoubtless knows
nothing of the high-handed
methods of the Santa Fe czar
! 4
The Winslow mail., 1911-04-08
TELEGRAPH GIANT
DEFIES THE PUBLIC

If Theodore n Vail, the great
president and mergermaster of
the Western Union Telegraph
Company, suspected the details
of the system Of industrial des-
potism established in the west
ern district soon after c. H.
Gaunt assumed the Office of gen,
eral superintendent at San Fran
cisco, he would hasten to the
Pacific coast or send a staff of
representatives as fast as spe-
cial train could travel, for such
tyrannous misrule means ulti-
mate ruin for the gigantic octo
pus recently created by Mr..
Vail.
While yearning for peace and
harmony, the telegraphers in the
western district are asking each
other this solemn question::
"Is life so dear or peace SO
sweet as to be purchased at the
price of chains and slavery"
Conditions Are Deplorable
The Russian surfs under the
rule of autocracy were in con-
dition no more deplorable than
that which now confronts the
army of employees in the west
who are outrageously treated
by this little union buster from
the Santa Fe Railroad and his
craven subordinates, "who bend
the pregnant hinges of the knee
that thrift may follow fawn-
ing"
President Vail does not dream
of the outrageous tyranny now
in vogue in the western states,
which began when c. H, Gaunt
assumed Office. Reports from
tue Sus4---+, 1--v-o--- - - =
ern states indicate that the West
ern Union employees there are DC
ing fairly we'll treated~ln all
territory subject to)the personal
SUPERVISION of President Vail and
General Manager Belv e dere
Brooks.
Spy s,3tem Established
Soon liter Gaunt assumed Of
foe several months ago, the
,,,teful and demoralizing spy
system was established, placing
a premium on treachery and sy-
cophancy. AS a result, veteran
and highly skilled craftsmen are
being discharged at midday, or
in the middle of their shift, no
reason being assigned, no notice
heing given, though the com
pany exacts ten days notice
when an operator wants to quit
the service.
At Helena this month half
dozen faithful and competent
employees were discharged with
out warning and clearances were
refused, the intention being to
keep them from obtaining work
elsewhere.
Portland Employees Suffer
The same drastic and unwar-
ranted action, in similar circum-
stances, was next taken at the
Portland office, half a dozen
skilled and desirable operators
being discharged without warn
ing within the last few days, no
reason being assigned. The
same tactics have been extended
to Seattle and San Francisco.
No mans job is safe and discon-
tent is general.
Although reorganization OF
the Commercial Telegraphers
Union is steadily progressing
throughout the country, there
has been no talk of a strike. A
strike is the last resort and is
not desired by the operators,
though one seems now to be in
evitable in the near future. Mr..
Gannt NAV he assured II will
The Winslow mail., 1911-04-08

Merrill g. Halnes, OF Los Angeles
is i'll Winslow on business.
The Winslow mail., 1911-04-08
Mrs. Rohles Very iii

The following clipping is taken
from the Beloit wis } News ot
March 28, and is of interest to
MAIL readers:
"Mrs. Gus Rohles is very i'll at
the Beloit hospital, and several
of her children are either now at
her bedside or on their way to
Belolt Those who are here are
Mr., and Mrs. Barney Rohles,
Montpelier, Idaho; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Rohles, Chicago; Mrs. Ar
thur Rickner and Clarence Rohles
of Freedort. Mrs. Robert Gump
of Logan, o., is expected here
today, and E. ]. Blake, a broth.
er-in-law OF Mr.. Rohles, is also
looked for"
The Winslow mail., 1911-04-08

Edward I4ase aud wife. of Kan
sas City, MO, are guests at the
Harvey House: The former be
ing called here on business.
The Winslow mail., 1911-04-08

The finest fruit and vegetables
received daily Ne solicit your
patronage Phone or call at the
City Meat Market:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Mrs. Mary Katherine eal1er.

Mrs. Mary Katherine Balzer. aged
60 years. died suddenly Of "a stroke Of
paralysis al her home a. No f46
Eighteenth street on Thursday after
noon at SIS o'clock. She had been
90 about six days
Mrs. balzer was born in Wheeling
October Is. 1851. and had spent nearly
her entire life IN this city Her maiden
name was Mary x Armbruster and
she was married "a years ago 20
Joseph Balzer. She was devout
member Of 81 Joseph's cathedral and
had many friends IN this vicinity and
elsewhere. She also belonged 10 the
Ladies Catholic Benevolent society
ana the Altar and PurRa'ory society.
Besides her husband. Mrs Balzer is
survived by two sons and one daugh-
Ter. namely, Joseph J. and Louis Bal.
zer and Mrs Elizabeth 81 Eskin. she
also leaves one brother. John Arm.
bruster. The funeral arranFcmeuts
viii be completed today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
AArtsEa Tsr-r Mat.

NJ Wells ha- retained 10 rs hsf-.
Lu.;on- o.
iady Lost q POCKET BOX viii. Ia e..
100 store Yesterday. AE1 q was nof
It-hd :; cortain-1 o. ana Vsi.abl.
TIE Fourth street SEWING clus vi
- cnterta4no1 tnls Afternoon ~ NJ
AHr1 carter. - TIE home % her sl.t~r.
MI.. p r Cart--
Ms y ". Beruet and daughter. %
ftiri street Wiz sail ron Lsinss1~
there
The High school foat hau team ed 4.
s"oa practise yesterday. and EXPECT %
"a N TIE same from BE- are Satard.g
AIRS. p e. SstgnrrL OF Hlalrsvt!ie Ia.
visiting her sister. Mrs e. T. Aksu. Of
. Grant avenue
Mr.. Arthur Murdoch AnI daughter. %
. A'rANefs have returned o. t.elr homs
after . Nisit with friends here
foreigner charged with Assagitinr
aaotheT foreigner With q pair OF tonrs
A. the mill w. released. there being ~
evidence against han.
Axle toyle % saving the front OF his
rtDr' on hanover street reraluted
Many local people we're mhcr disAp-
pointed Yesterday when tue tall game
WAS caiied Of
r. @. peii-nhsuEh 81 Ashtabuia. IA.
r~turued 20 nLs home after a Visit WITH
Rev. " 4. King
Adam Lerming IL visiting his parents
ur Fuyrti- street. after having been IA
t." west for some time. lie viii retarn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
OBITUARY


Following several months illness
the death OF 4 :. Porter occurred az
his home on Bruce's run. near sand
Hil. yesterday about l. O'Clock lie
had been in poor health for over a
year hut II Was only during the last
few months that his condition was
considered serious The cause OF
death was given as a complication OF
diseases due 10 advanced age Mr.
Porter was - years OF age and had
-pent his entire life IN the vicinity OF
Sand Hiil. but was well known
throughout Marshall county. lie was
a veteran or the civil war. having
served on the Union side throughout
the entire rebellion.
The deceased - survived by wife.
Two daughters. Mrs Lucy McCoy. OF
sand i'm. and Mrs Laura Lough. OF
ROsby Rock. and a son. David Por-
ter. ~ Oak Hill. In addition the fol-
lowing sisters ana brothers survive.
Mrs. Nancy Ray. OF Viola. Mrs Minnie
steele. of MOundsviile. and Miss Nan
cy Porter. OF Sand Hu. Charles
Wood and Joseph. OF Elm Grove: Alex
andeS OF sand Hlll. and Newton. OF
Moundsville The funeral services
viii BE- conducted a. his late residence
Saturday morning AZ 90 o'clock IN
termeut will be made IN the Sand I'M
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

miss cora l.maHeIff..r .f W..
was ruest % friends hero y..f.r.l,,. no
Mrs Alice ftorro. b. ID -, -. ,-Hg
Shadvsife 100 ~ "'' ""Nhe IA
Ihr.r.avfI. f.~. -.-.. 10y l'F
The furrr.I 10 Mr. t.l.. i.-'t. -.
held yesterday afternoon f,-.-......-
was made In Ess. ian .........-. .-'i .i..'i-
Charles Dickens Irr r.r. =, mt.
20 attend tra national ....r,.... 49,, ~ ., =
itrofrerhaof ~ I'd tr.f-... ''''." OF t'e
rev ~ s.f1irs. r..fnr ~ do r,s-..
tlau church of t.ts tffy. viii -,r..r Il,
fhs. court house rsu ~ ". .a..i' .h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

wee Weiss has returned n hs- HON.
local relatives '-H-t WIN
~ ~ Cook wa 90 stsubenviiie yesterday
o., Ihs Ems Dob Lutheran choir viii meet
evening 90 $50 aEaru
Raymond Evans was a. 3, e1,t..-
FI.le reHfrrdlr ou business
'ar'eII. ~ Cleveland. was here
f'.iHrltf nu nurIrees.
rI.- Brown ~ Coiurhus. was IN
Toy Un business
81, 10 Mrr Fraternity ~ the Efrtwoos
~ .. lrrn lad "a nra social ffrr. nj
regular october meeting irrt even
mw't Ong Rae arrived from c7ey.-
liI' Pr rak~ funeral arrarrerierfs frr
samuel Collar. q S. Ciairsviiis
llri Irt relatives Yesterday
r'ffrAl ln.nI men are Attending "a.
i".MrrH Convention AZ Vheeffrr
or 81 club vac eutertaires YES
g.g .fierrnnu 40 the home 81 r--
N otter UeeulrE
tffri sor1o has pur~f aaed a tt.tet
I' I.lrert from the uarE ana r~r-t
lany. and eiu sal today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
BELLAIRE
ststeen-Yearoid italian lad 10 Ar.
rested for Attempting TO Shoot
His Mother.

Rocco Coco. an Italian lad aged 10
years. who lives with his parents on
Twenty-sixth street. IL In the Uellairc
jail. charged with being incorrig bic
The arrest EroWs out Of an attempt
TO shoot his mother Tie works IN a
glass factory. and ~ II said spent all
OF his money. His mother rcprimand-
ed him for his extravagancc and other
faults. when he becgme angry and
seized a rife. and ~ Is said fired two
shots az her. Tho father. Armido
Coco. complained 10 the police and
he was arrested Yesterday the police
turned the lad over 20 Humane Agent
John Travers. and Ne will be taken
before the juvenile court In 81 Clalrs.
vile for hearing. The boy probably
will be sent TO a state Industrial
school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
MARTINS FERRY
'naisna street Paving Contract Let
PICKETT a snarafsit Az sueee...
~ sidders-Suburban Brics
@ Be Used.

Ihe board ~ service held snecial
meeting last evening ar 8 7O a. re
contracts were ief Tor tho rrF,.,.
street paving pickett q es-,,sa,,
ers sven The contract FOR laying the
uIlcA az iaeir BID OF "a cents Tor er
Ca'alnf. % cents for funE and p
eenis ior hauling ner cubic yard me
s'pIrban hr.ck Company vas gfven
t.o contract Tor the brick az fheir hif
or ~ cents There uere four -
reoelFei for ne work and fuo s,r
TIE frrn.sh.nz OF the brIrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
wiley hlurder Ca.

Tho trial % Elmer Wiley. indicted
for FIRST degree murder. ON a chsrs.
or killing a foreigner near George
Town ie" months sgo. VIII begin IN
common pleas cou@'n 81 Clairsville.
November ?. or the 20 names drawn
from which a jury viii De selected To
Try the case. the following are from
Inltney township Fred boyer. John
Steger. ST clair Archer. Jen Hinton.
Robert Carson. George ". BAN. Chas.
+. Strahl. }. Is. Butler and ". ID. Por.
terrified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

- .NHgn. county r1r1r1Irr.1nsr
at lia nlra near aherrarl
Nea @nna Fraf Har rafu~r.f rrrs- a
UsIt wlf4 friends ard refafferu
elrnont and fItfsDurs
100 n-lIy raa a force % prisoner
.erlay cleaning The lr1rf
aNn ~ fhe leaves fraf frf fsI.
won ne trees. ard several wagon
wee tafeu from ere grounds
t.-.A hpsarl r. foruar M0unfsFilis
80 - f1id De shcp in MarrirFfon
move back fl frfa city. urers
h. fafe position with r T. Nufer.
o. i-afa gstrf as41ae.
Howard Noon rrF d rr-rsf..-. .. ,
lfsterlsy on FaIrvfrw r,fes 800
llntef 81 tne farm - j. u R0orfr.
iNfe1-e pcrrrelf. of Second afrarf.
p-.t ye-teraay IN neiiaire or husinaar.
n EdUarf u Gov $500 f--9...r =
r. a. ffancis. a. u should lave bssa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
MOUNDSYILLE
STROKE q Paralysis Proves Fs,si q,
AEed Resident q mis-
County.

tdHs-d H Fran-ls passeG away e. tre
DE- hrof.er f U rrnrrIa nr
frfrf yesterday nnrlIrr follow
POI. Hn aff.rE ~ rHra .rrrr af..r b..
If. roo Iueaffr morning Doc nar L
.i' nf fe. a.nf 20 fHla county nrf IL
res Eiltt snf Fr-rn r-a--.- 80.
N Francis 81 Fr.r..a arf
r. I.a Rises. Three sIsfa-s r-s f..-
% ats' survive EIreral aer. ..ra
Nrll Ir fre LfrfefHra church .f
t-n1rr1H morning u.fH Uf.
n L.wrafrre. ir .rarfr Inter.
-fnf Hil hc made In re e.. .rrr l.-ra-
~ = I-.- r--..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

Thursday morning. IRE par.ly
destroyed the double frame dwelling.
No. fi4O Trmbuss street. owned by
Mrs. Thomas Auit. one side OF the
house Ia occupied BY Frank Dunfee
and the other by Henry Williams
Tho IRE was discovered about o.
O'Clock In the Dunfee side of the
house. and the origin Is mystery
Mrs. Dunfeo was away az the time and
Mr.. Duniee was st work An alarm
was turned In and the hrcmcn re-
sponded promptly and the blaze was
extlnguished. The damage TO the
building is estimated az $500. while
the damage on the Dunfcc furniture
AMI household goods Is placed a. $500
The building and contents are fully
covered By insurance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

force ~ men nffa ruf fa u.rE
Lr.'.rlab Yn IeIaf"g fre hrirkr su Irf-
Ter avenue w.rrn fIar wnrr fnElr
.H f.r fra sewer trench f.Hf Eaa TEEN
QUE along mat street several Woke
m. fHr nrn rrlaI1 fra bricks e. far e.
r.rfed ~ cork ~ fffs ralrf De o.
supposed f"Hf Pho condition n tho
rroasIrr e. TIfrf street Ir1 fne rrr~.
arfrerf ~ ffr sewer f1 have these r1r-
ions rlra.ri ae me street uaa ankle
deep with rnraf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Critical condItlon

Thomas Taylor. former mail car.
rier here. is IN a serious condition az
MS home near ST. Clairsville. and his
CONDITION was such yesterday that u
was feared that he would not live
through tfs night Mr. Taylor was
taken sick shortly after leaving here.
ana heart trouble has kept him a.
most continually 10 his bed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Monnett CLUB DANE

The Monnett club Viii give the first
dance 81 the winter season ia Armory
haH Thursday evening. October 20.
The Eiks orchestra will furnish the
music. The invitation list has been
limited this season and % is the In.
tention 70 make the opening dance
an enjoyable one. Il wiu be Hal
lowe en- dance and the han viii DO
decorated for the occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

The funeral of Paul Thomas six
yearold son OF Mr. and Mrs Raph
r. Cox. who died Wednesday evening
will be held this afternoon. Services
will be conducted In the residence.
asa Franklin street. this afternoon
a. O'Clock, IN charge ~ Rev W \
Stimson. pastor OF Trinity Episcopal
church. lntermcnt will be N Rose
Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
ID d Wsn.Eaora -.

%. 70 q .l.H.H last even .r @ HH... re H
. ieifl ~ John Heath zr IL r.a
10 fnarta street .n f.r srrf YEAR
aff W lIrafH hal fr~ rr.a-.f
Months past been sarrrlr- a.fr -.
&c ~ 1rersflur &c tie rEnaar|rr
wv ifaI ErnaEff r1 relief BE- +.
tn ans prominent .If.rsn ~
a maze Doc home here
Wuer - rearH Nr Feafh a
W Yea ~ lls wlfow ard ~ erffrrr
IRE Misses Anna. NrtfIe
lrlA doln ~ end EfwarH BE
iaa tArce brothers residing in Ciarfrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

The case 81 ohio against Mary j..
Gaines. Of this city. is set f1r trial iu
common pleas court a. - Clairsy.lIe
to-day. Mrs. Gaines was indicted for
performing a criminal operation upon
Anna Gaughan. terminating in the
death Of the glri A number of Re.
Iaire persons have been summoned az
witnesses and some interesting tcsti.
unony n expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
MECHEN

Tie McMecren Frrf school te.r, 80,
arIangei same uItf the EIFHfI rrsfa
~ fIe h1undev le punlie rrr10lr e.ri.r
Nll 20 PLAYED ~ the latter city frfa
evening after school
Ala p. p lockwood ard family. OF
.frfl street. Irff reafarfrv fr~ Sr4-s
~. Wrtrr fHey afl ereri a
NeeF Win relatives
. Anirreo1 fe 900 90 her HON.
.fv council ret fr regular sessfr-
ra. NHf ONLY rIr.n street mat
Gore ana other urfrrr Irf4rf hu.I,... 49,
fr IuHlrfnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Boy Releaaed-

\ boy was arrested on the plank
road. charged with being disorderly.
nut was released yesterday after a
severe lecture was given him. Il
seems that crowd which has been
making headquarters out that way
are Ia the habit 81 bothering passers.
hy. and the police will see that the
practice 70 broken up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
To County Jail

Jack Steed and James owens we're
taken 20 the county jail yesterday By
CHIEF liyland. they being unable TO
pay their fines. Owens will serve out
me OF 800 and costs for violation
OF the Rose Law. and Steed a fine OF
$40 and costs FOR being drunk and
disoTderly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Wedding AnnIxrrnarX

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas OMalley
pleasantly entertained about 100
friends at the Eiks' hall last evening.
the event being THERE 25.h wedding
anniversary. An enjoyable evening
vas spent and Mr.. and Mrs O'Malley
received the best wishes % their many
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Silence!

The nstinct 81 nodcsty natural sv-rv -o,, - s.- ,
kr,st hndrtnec Co the ct vr1rnsniv 4i.-,.-. ~
shrnk won ne persoral questicus the local rfv.
whieh seen tndelioatc. The thought q srs-~..- . i.
horrenf 20 thea, md 80 they endure i- siI.,s~ . -
o. e''ssss which surely PROGRESSES iro 20 vor,.
hss Been Dr. Pfsrce's prfrEsss 10 $50. -
eresf many Somc8 Eho hsrc Escgs = r~--r-
for GedesD IN ais offsr - FErg ~o0--rr-.
Ties - fetfer. al eOrrespc aassc- d. So
- sscredJ eoafi5snffaL Nadreas D. -
Pierre Buffalo. a. v.
~ rerees rsvorits Prs-criptoa ars ,-s-,-.
NJ we".ny tuneuoot seolishsy psia hsiss e 80
pufs TIE hn<hing toueh q hcath on ev--v 80 -
who fve. h . f.ir trial. ~o1aA
h Makes Weak Women SeronS.
Sick Women Wei.
Yea sat ssord soo.pt = s,-,sf .r.,r,,, .. ,.
ms non-econoltc nncciciac o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

the lo-year-eic son ~ Mr. and Mrs
John Turner was taken sick yesterday
and scarlet fever developed Mrs
Turner who was IN Cleveland attend
ing convention OF the Federation OF
Women's clubs. was called home and
arrived last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Great tn,.re..

Local fans are showing great in.
terest IN The worlds series. and the
Athicfics seem 90 be the favorifes
The report that Snodgrasa. OF tho
Giants. was killed yesterday was tho
topic ~ conversation last evening
and many believed the report 10 be
true
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Horse Inlured

william McCounaughy. the we'll
known local liveryman. while driving
IN wheeling on Wednesday evening
had valuable horse injured when Il
stepped into hole In the street
nat The horse was not more serf
ousIy injured Is remarkable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

iifFfr uirfr. ar aar4 ARD AN.
r.tfrn n fhia city. pared arap
-t % " a. lrEton avenue Iasf
~ iI.t' nrlnck ln hfa 11nH gear.
.r HlrkH Haf been In uf.fraffr fgr
rni.f t'u.a rt<f ard DEAN uar frs 10 4
'L'afl1u ~ diseases 80 frrsr.. A.
r1er's have been -rrnrfsfrf q -
aif1ouEl % o. nr1hatf- ffsf 49,. -. x
held nr Sunday wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

The family or John Papp have ar
rived la New York from Hungary
and viii come 10 Aetnaville. where
Mr. Pnpp Is employed. John Zesuto
mas arrived from Poland. and will GO
TO work in the Lansing mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

anc ~ this uasetans Il nay es DECIDED
10 Take the easing from The l.st vel
n the aeie- The veil u yieldtns a
h',ie gas. but hardly enough 70 pay
Tor working II This locks In. ~.
end Of a prOnisins EAs aeld IN uhica
AZ one tine gave pronsse % being
one OF the beat IN this section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

ne Delta Alpha class % ne rI-s.
VI y church sunday school hoff 4
SOCIAL and entertainmenf iasf evori,r
az TIE home o. Mrs CIV r,-.s -
s.-l,. s.reet The class is taught by
re i.s'. Aonn. and consists Of about so
.al. members Thrra vas O. GOOD a..
YEN dance ana an enjoyable tine vas
had by OH present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

he oonxregatiOn .; the Firs- Hap
'st eharch has decided 20 postpone
.leT 'Sth AnniNersATy. on account %
ne Changing Of pastors. Which VII
axe place soon Rev. L T. Joyce. %
hutler. vii occupy the pulpit norninx
and evening sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20
Worsns Club

The Noman's club was entertained
at tho home Of Mrs John Hervey on
broadway street yesterday afternoon
A good program was carried out.
which included several 1--WE minute
talks on the revolutionary war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

The ". A. W Sewing Club Waz
pleasantly entertained last evening AZ
the home Of Mrs Forest Frankhous.
or. Nearly all the members were
present and spent an enjoyable even.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

The date for the football game 10.
tween the neliaire Athlete team and
the Steubenvilfe eleven has been
changed from Saturday afternoon To-