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Audubon County journal., 1911-06-08
Ira nrn HpattHkp
:1nkuiHltiu1tH Danp
gfter bet enselife.

@aoerne / Sepilla Dor np1ten
tpnme. Ser og Ser laaes en- enlon
SoOganger paa Sci bjelnefter. Sci
bar en- fpelenbe' beo Sonmeraficsl
meb alle Segn paa ct fonlmenoc
llpeir. Ween &arl Geicbenbers Jpn
tes life at befgmre Jig ON bette;
n1eo paflenoe Sfribt gif ban neo ao
@aber.
@ioenifaben er for bens lloepere
iom en- iaftig Srugt for ben tsrltige
ganoringsmanb bpor bit DEN
eno iiober, lpger ban BOG at noa ben.
Ioftor 9teicbenberg bapbe / lange,
ippnlpie 9tatter Iegt at lple Den
Spgape, ban bapbe itillet Zig, o9 M
Itob ban nGr beb Maalet. SON, ben
foragteoe tpife ssSpoe, pilOe mart blipe
berpnltl 8or set ba unberligt, at
bans Siarte banfeoe al @laoe?
Gluoielig laeoe Ell Saano Jig pao
bans Sfuloer, og en- bpb stc1nme
iagbe:
u&ouL Dor belliee Mooer &irfen
foloer 9ig!"
9feic6enberg penote Zig ON og ioo
to sfiffelier, flpote i nprfe, fooiioe
&apper, n1eb Satterne truffet oper
Sopebet; men af Wanbenes 4nligt
flaloe ban lutte Zig til, at Be tiente
oen bellige sS11fpiiitions Gag. sSeoen
fllIgte benn rebielsAagen. Sans
fppgelieastige 2eolagere sleo title
Audubon County journal., 1911-06-08

fen bill beoe Dig onl er at treoe
gnleen, iom giper Orgelperfet 2uft.
Men ltonoler 9lt blot ct enelte Die
blif, laa falber oenne 9lof" Ger pe-
gcoe bon paa Ell nterf MasIe, ser
bgnete oppe unoer SageD vneo oa
fn1ller Gig. @fen pGr peo gobt Mob,
Syn slrbeibet er let, ps SSribe6ens
Gin1e CT n9r."
sfeicbenberg greb frampoetig fat
SrGitongerl trpffeoe Ben mes 90
lptteoe oen op. llbefra bgrte ban
Goner al ct Srgelprellt6ilun> bpor.
efter belle Soriamlingen ilte1nneoe
Spnnen: y9gre bore @u6 / set
bpie".
@loSet itionebe plubielig sseoeus
slarer @on bobbc aIoriq bpret
ItRrf, men set Iauae Jpngielsop-
Il bolo bapbe aiort bom enolu1 lpaaere.
Set bar mes 9epo og 1eppe, at ban
fnnoe faa Stangen truffet neo, oa
bons opbioiebe SantaIi foregegleoe
ban1 at onbe Mar1oer = mes 9on
&billippos opblinoige og igrgnnooiae
slnligt - LOS as Esns s(fmagt @rs-
ben of SortbipGelie falot ban on oa
fnlete meo 9ine, Ser bar itine af
Heolel Stanse1ts Spa0gaaen. Saa
foer lDan op og traf n1eo ober1nenne-
ifelis araft Stangen neo igien. glt-
ter gif oen opa0, og Meicbenbera ia,
Iteoe fig oberStangen, men Sen Ipn-
tes bam tlngere ems nogen iin6e.
Sans snn ianf fraftIes neo, og
ielp falbt bon ON paa @ulpet. gh1
bar Stansen bsit> beit oppe; ST.
oen prebeoe poo at reiie fig, ntel1
ianf ieien tilbage. Sg be ii6lte
Eafter of Munfenes Gang oper6e-
beoes af ct clement. ,r1gem6e @fria
og 8raget of en- tung Masie, Ger
falbt.
9eren aobneoes, og mes liilo
Stenme laeoe 5torinfpiiitoren til 6e
forlamIebe Munfe:
DSans slrbeioe er fuIobragt, og
ban er fri. S9r bam no og begrap
bam i inbpiet Soro, tbi Sen belIige
0Sooer &irfem bar frellt bans 5iel.
Audubon County journal., 1911-06-08
IDEAL FARM
Only $3.50 Per Acre. Six lies From
County Seat, Large New
House 18X32, 2St0rieS

We have one Of the best snaps in q
4S0 acre improved farm that it has
been our lot to offer. This farm lays
within six miles of the county seat in
which it is located. Every acre is as
perfect as land can be made and gilt
edged in every respect. 1t has 44O
acres under cultivation, a new house
about 1892, 2 stories, new stable and
machine shed. The farm is considered
one Of the very best in the County.
1t lays in good neighborhood, is free
from stone, sand, gravel or any objec-
tionable features whatever and we can
guarantee it in every respect. We
will take $42.50 per acre for it, part
cash, balance to suit the purchaser.
This is one of the great bargains. A
handsome home and an ideal farm
that will increase in value rapidly.
Cali up the Journal.
Audubon County journal., 1911-06-08
Treln oper oen uiepne grolegning,

frem oper Sen l1jepne grolegningb
bans egne, uiifre tSfriot gap
@ienlDo oe 1tille @aoer. S slfltanb
bprte man Stbi al grin oe Stem-
ner; BET par 9eatpatrouillerl Der
gjorbe fin &l,nbe. Sfribtene fon1
nermere, og 9feicbenberg iaa NIL Ell
2pgte Ifinne for gnoen af @aoen
st Saab ON 9tebning foer ejennem
bans Sopeb. Son pilbe onraabe
Sploaterne ON at frelie Jig uo of De
biepelife Meunfes golo. Eatrouil-
len maricbereoe forbi; Ssoen opbpo
ollie fine &refter for at roabe ON
@ielp, men Sungen flebebe Jig folt
til bans @one os Ser fom ingen
2po oper bans 2Gber.
st gjeblif efter par alt bgosltilIe
iejen og oe to Dtlnfe iortiatte beres
ganbring. Get forefpnl ssSsoen at
ban bapoe panoret laaoan fra Iioer~
nes 0eoraen. Mten pluoielig ltano=
lebe bans 2eoIagere % banfeoe paa
en- SPORT; og faa Seflnnoer eftcr be
fanbt bun Jig / Ell long Sang, oer
finn blep oplDlt at en- enelte Spgte.
Whnferne forte Geic6enberg neo ao
en- Srappe Till en- llnoeriorbiif Sang,
bpor Ganoet brpppeOe neo fra be is-
foloe Wlure. Sn1liber aabneoes en-
9gr, ban blep lfubbet inoenior og
lpttebe ilgpt til 2pben al Slaaerl
Ser blep lfl1bt for, og of Whnfenes
ilrbenbe Sfribt, Ser til liolt tabte
Jig bet fjerne. San faitebe lig meo
al lin Stprfe MOB Oeren og ifreg,
til 5raaoen ltoo bam ON Mllnoen.
Saa lag6e ban fig lomattet nco paa
oct folbe @lllD set 1ngrfe sSpnglel.
Audubon County journal., 1911-06-08

rem, DON 8bilippo SCI 9lleuare5, og
ban oar en- 8eipimelle npr, oa ban
bgrte oisie Orb:
v9oftor &arl gieicbe1tberg, Du
ct eli Spoe og Ell a9tter, life 1anbt?"
9en ltoffels Mano fln1oe life faa
en- 2D0 oper tine 2pber, men bpjeoe
!Sopebet til Spar.
v0u bar bpret beo at 1plge 9ig
meO SUD og Saa, ill Ben Snbe.
@}en ben beIli9e Waooer airfen la
Ser life Be l,oe6elise Siale gaa ror=
tabt; hi bar berfor tugtet oit 2e-
GENE og bill MI frelie sin Sjal fra
epig 1ortabelie. saton far ltraft
line Senoer uo efter 9ig, men MI
far oine 2ioelier frellt 9ig, og 9u
er fri"
9feicbenberg fllnbe nappe tro fine
egne Sren og fan penote Jig bur
tigt ont for at oafle moo 9eren.
Sent ct 9jeblif, min spn" be.
gplrote Don Milippo igjen n&irten
bar piit Gig flor 9armbiartisbeo og
fororer oerfor en- lille @ientieneite
of 9ig Splg mug" tilfgieoe BON,
I ibet ban reilte fig og sif foran inb
/ ct &apel Ser bar lDlt og r,urr1le-
ligt.
sspoens betan0te gjne rtroolebe,
og ban Orog ct opbt Suf peo at
ajenle Sollpiet; ban fGlte iia ion1
opitanoen fra oe bpbe. Gn Mpnaoe
Wtlnfe par forianleoe, tbi Mesien
ifuloe iult afboloes. Sppe peo Or
aelet tog SSnfpiiitoren Ssspoens
Saono oa lagoe ianme 3one ionl
fsr::
uWain Ssn, oen @ientjeneite, Sir
Audubon County journal., 1911-06-08
Wins Fight For Life

1t was long and bloody battle for life
that was waged by James B. Mershon of
Newark, N. j., OF which he writes; III
had lost much blood from lung hemorr-
hages and was very weak and run down
For eight months was unable to work.
Death scanned close on my heels, when
began three weeks ago to use DR.. Kings
New Discovery. But it has helped me
greatly. 1t is doing all that you claim.n
For weak, sore lungs, obstinate coughs,
stubborn colds, hoarseness, lagrippe,
asthma, hay fever or any throat or lung
trouble it's supreme. SOC and 81. 90. Trial
bostle free, Guaranteed by Winfrey and
Chantry.
Audubon County journal., 1911-06-08

1ilner, Sage, Weaaneoer forlsb.
Ssl,gen 2psltraale trengte neo til
bam giennem De tpffe Nture, og Wc-'
ben fit ban giennen1 cit Sem 80.
ren Morgen og slftem. ltnoertioen
iop ban o9 orplnte ON grpnne Soar
ter os blaa Sinrmel, og ban paagne-
De ba gierne, babet / Speo. slf og
til fit ban ct ganbiosonfalb os
fraoleoe og fog paa 9eren; men
laa ipigtebe &refterle, og ban ianf
ON.
gll 9ag bsrte ban 2poen af
mango Stenlmer, % fort Sio efter
oabnebes bans 3pr. &eicDerberg
rprte Zig life, men ban berte en- bent
Zig 8plt, Ser iagoe:
uMin sgn hi beDeper 9ig onbet-
iteos. Staa op os fplg mig"
9en ulDffelige rejlte Jig 1neo 9eF
lpar, og ltettet af to Weln1fe baflebe
fan op 40 gropperne. 9a iag0e
Stenlmen igien:
nger be0 gobt Mob, Spu, oine
8rppeller ct mart til gnbe
Sangen ltob en- bpi Gal meo
bpalpet Sag, ipagt oplpit of tre
Splplamper. @eb ct @oro ioo to
MGno me0 Ell Mpnsbe gpger foran
Zig. Sper Ell &ulilb bar en- Monb
beifiaftiset meb at penoe % brcje
nogle unoerlige Staalreblfaber. Ste
set lDntes at gienlpoe al BET iibite
Offers 9tgnnen. Gerionen meo Sen
penlige Stenme tog 8laos paa en-
Gronltol og Itirrebe pelnobigt paa
Sanger. 9teicbenberg forltoo, at
Fan befanOt fig form Storinfpilito-
Audubon County journal., 1911-06-08
30 Acres

A good farm, six miles from town,
fine orchard and grove, every foot
plow land, good five room house,
and lots of out buildings, an Ideal
place to live. Terms easy. Enquire
at Journal Office. If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
SEA ATTACK
ON GOTHAM
Fleet Gathering OF Coast for Attack
After War Is Declared at
Midnight
DEFENSIVE FLoTILIA
READY FOR BATTLE
New York sIumbers Peacefully De.
spite the Impending Naval
Encounter at Door.

NEW YORK. July l7-Notwith-
standing that an attack Dy a fleet OF
IL battlesnips is impending. with
only cruisers. torpedo and submarine
crait for defense. New Workers slept
soundly tonight. unmindful OF the
morrow's midnight, when the declara-
ton OF mimic war on the city goes
into effect.
During the day there came reports
OF the assembling of warships near
Gardiner bay. az the eastern extrem-
ity OF Long Island, where the de
iensive fiotilla has established a
block TO New York's back door"
and OF the enemy's secret rendezvous
not far out az sea.
The attacking fleet OF Blues" I'M
der command of Rear Admiral Oster-
ndus. is made up. in addition to the
regular battlesnlp crews. as follows:
9s Maine militismen on ihe Wasil-
ington, ll0 Rhode Islanders on the
Michigan. 1870 Connecticut mariners
on the Connecticut, BOO new York
state sailors on the Missouri. Missis-
sippi. Ohio, Minnesota and New Jer-
sey, los District OF Columbia militia
men on the Virginia, 81 Psnnsyl-
vanians on The Idaho and los from
South Carolina Oh the Nebraska.
The SHIN battle is to be fought
at any time during the two days be-
ginning AT midnight tomorrow. The
defensive forces were getting I'm line
tonight in GARDENERS bay. where the
service pennant OF Captain \. H..
Davis. L. $. y. commander OF the
Atlantic coast naval militia, flies
from the cruiser Chicago. Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy Beekman
Winthrop will view the maneuver
from the Chicago. Captain Davis
fleet will cooperate on the defensive
side with the Atlantic torpedo fiotilla
under Commander r. r. Eberle. The
enemy will seek to penetrate a
defensive line drawn from Montauk
Point to Block Island. thence TO No
Mans Land.
Should the ships pass without tae
red or defensive. fleet getting I'm
range at night or being able TO con
centrate fire on them during the day.
the victory goes to the enemy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
BuckhannOn & Northern, a West
ern Maryland Promotion,
May Be the Purchasers.
RAILROAD MAGNATES
TO CONFER AT ELKINS.
Colonel SchOOnmacher and Party
Will BE Guests of Senator
Davis and Inspect Road.

Special Dispatch 70 the InteIiigencer
ELklNS, w. Va, July ia rail-
road deal that promises much to this
section OF the state is understood to
be under way. whereby the Buck
hannon & Northern railway, which
is now building a connecting link
between Pittshurg and Belington,
W. Va, may become the owners of
the Coal & Coke railway
By such n transaction the Western
Maryland lines would virtually con-
troll the Coal & Coke. as the parties
that control the Western Maryland
are understood TO be the promoters
of the new Buckhannon 4 Northern
railway.
Colonel J. NJ. Schoonmacher, vice
president of the Pittsburg & Lake
Erie. and chief promoter OF the
Buckhannon x Northern, accom-
panied by party of eastern railroa
magnates, will arrive in the city =
morrow at noon TO spend several days
with Hon. Henry Gassaway Davis
and his son. John IT. Davis. and also
TO inspect the Coal & Coke system
with view. so report says. of pur-
chasing the latter company'S hold
ings. IL the anticipated deal is con-
summated. IL would then give the
Western Maryland access to the
undeveloped coal fields which lie in
proximity TO the line OF the Coal x
Coke between Elkins and Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
CANE MEN
FOR TARIFF
TAKE DETERMINED STAND BE.
FORE SUGAR iNvEsTI-
GATORS.
IariH Cut Would Ruin Growers-Free
Trade Would Wipe Cane and
Beet Industry Out

WASHINGTON. July l7.-Louisiana
planters and producers OF sugar made
determined stand on the tariff be-
fore the house sugar trust committee
today. declaring that reduction of
sugar duties would ruin the domestic
production OF cane sugar and that
free sugar would annihilate both the
cane and beet sugar industries OF the
country. Chairman Hardwick, a
Georgia Democrat. frankly disagreed
with their tariff ideas.
IF you solons." declared Prof. w.
c. Stubbs. former state chemist. of
Louisiana, want TO take the tariff of
sugar. you mnst make up your minds.
In advance that you will kill all do
nestle sugar production The big
planters and rcfiners OF Louisiana
might manage 70 scrape up enough TO
start over again. In some tropical
country. but the small 'growers would
be ruined. When YOU take off the
tariff you may write our obituaries. o"
]. T. Burguires. president OF the
Louisiana planters association. de-
clared that a cut in the tariff would
Kill the Louisiana industry. on which
two million American citizens depend
for a livelihood.
Prof. Stubs will be recalled after
the committee returns from New
York. where hearings will be held TO-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Cholera Claims
One New Victim
Or. ooty Satisfied With Condition in
New York. Though More Deaths
May Occur.

New York. July 17.-The cholera
situation at quarantine is reassuring
tonight, TO DIR. Alyah RI. Doty, health
officer Of the port, and his, assist.
ants. During the last twenty-four
hours there has been one death, but
no new cases have been reported. and
several of the eighteen persons in
the Swinburne Island hospital. are re-
ported con7alescent. Some OF these
now suffering from the plague are seri-
ously Ill. however. and the death list
may be swollen, within Che next few
days.
The painstaking task OF making
meteorological examinations in the
case OF each OF the 600 persons from
the steamer Moltke and upon the Per.
ugia. was begun today. Tonight Dr.
Doty issued n stateHxnt saying that
he regarded the situation-as satisfac.
tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Burgess Tells
OF LOrimer Fund
NAMES MAN WHO SUBSCRIBED
$4,000 TO JACKPOT"
Editor Keely, Of Chicago Tribune, Is
TO Be on Witness Stand Today.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE part
that officials of the Edward Hines
Lumber Company took in the election
OF Senator Lorimer 10 the senate
claimed attention again today at the
investigation by the senate Lorimer
committee.
William Burgess. an electrical con
tractor. OF Duluth, Mimi. testified that
{. +. Wiehe. secretary of the Edward
Hines Lumber Company. remarked to
him last March that he had subscribed
10000 10 Jackpot" to elect Lori
mer. Herman II. Hettler. president
OF the Herman II. Hettler Lumber
Company. of Chicago. a rival TO the
Hines Company. testified that on the
day OF election Hines said TO him
that he personally had elected Lori
mer.
On the other hand. Henry Turrish.
another business man OF Duluth,
Mimi. failed 20 bear out the testi-
mony OF Writ II. Cook. business as
sociate. TO the effect that Hines said
to them about the time OF Lorimer's
election that "Old Stephenson" T"
(meaning Senator Stephenson, OF Wis
consin. so Cook believed) after I
elected him. was working for free
lumber" and that the southern Demo
Gratis fuctuated I'm their attitude. Tur-
rish said he remembered nothing
about the southern Democrats. but
heard Hines say that Stephenson was
undecided.
During the testimony OF Mr.. Bur
CESS. the name Of n priest. Father
Green" was brought into the case as
having received confession from a
detective. that the detective was EN-.
ployed by Chicago newspaper 10
gather "trumped-up charges against
LOrimer"
Tomorrow II is expected that James
kcely' editor OF the Chicago Tribune.
Will be on the stand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
AFTERDAMP BLAMED
Caused Death o. Twenty-one In Mine.
All the Bodies Are Removed
From the Shaft

DUBOIS. Pa. July 1.-THE bodies
of the ~ victims of the explosion in
The shaft of the Cascade Coal a Coke
Company. ~ Sykesvillc. were brought
10 tho surface to-day The bodies
were not mutilated or burned. and 70
is quite evident that they died az the
result ~ afterdamp q. a. BurreIi.
the chemist With tho Bureau Of Mines
car from PittsburE took a quantity %
blood from the body of each victim.
and will analvze ~ for tho purpose of
determining tho number killed by the
explosion and tho number meeting
death BY afterdamp
The theory generally accepted on
the part ~ the State inspectors is that
the FIRST group of miners found drilled
into a pocket of eas. Coroner Savers
viii open the inquest next Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

SPRINGFIELD. O.-KeepinE her
money In her stocking. Mrs. Nora
Jennings took n I'm her sleep 20 the
cellar and buried a. u was several
days later before she recovered it
CHICAGO -Overseer voliva. success.
cessor to DOwie. kissed and consccrat.
cd to Zion City. 2S6 children SUNDAY.
and then his followers tossed into a
rainbarrel AZ a sacrifice S27.5OO.
HONHAM. Tex Council has pas.
sed an ordinance that no one shall
sell peanuts on tho street. unless
they have lost both legs
JACKSONVILLE. y. J.-When the
horse driven by Fiss ALA Scott took
fright "a an auto. tho woman was
scared 10 death
BOSTON-Rev Padl Drake. who ad.
vocated increases In salary for minis
ters With the arrival Of each baby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
ElOpeInent
Daughter Of Hon. o. S. Mckinney and
Morgsntoun Young Man
Welded at Oakland

OAKLAND. Md. July Miss
Mary Mckinney. youngest daughter
Of the Hon. o. r. Mckinney. Of Fair
mont. whom have been spending the
summer at Mountain Lake park. slip
ped away TO this city today where she
was Joined by howell Weaver. a
young man of Morgantown They
we're married and then broke the
news TO their parents After a stay
at Mountain Lake and Deer parks.
they will return to Fairmont 10 make
their home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Nitro Kills Trio
Remains Scattered over Big Radius
When 5000 Pounds Of ESplo-
siVe let CO.

DENVER. colo. July 17-Frag
ments % human nosh. found within a
radius ~ 200 ysrdE. give evidence that
three men wcre killed early today
when '.upO pounds Of ltrOriyccrine
exploded. destroy INK tho ucutraIzing
plant and ftorehouera 0f the Dupout
Powder tOmpauy % miles south OF
Denver Tho dead
William Humple. foreman
August Hoppe. helper
Hans Lerviq. foreman
The force OF tho blast was almost
entirely upward. Mon iu tho vicinity
saw tho two buildings rise in a cloud
~ black smoke. With circle ~ fame
90 fho bio when fhe buildings had
reached height Of 900 feet. they cot
Iapf"d and ZEN iu shower ~ frag.
mcutH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Veteran Suicides
Capt Nieo'es. Union Captain in Civil
War. Ends His Life With
Shotgun.

special ui-ratcl to the InfeIii gencer.
WESTON. No. July with a
hole torn through his side by the dis
charge Of "A shotgun. the lifeless body
of Captain J. Nicoles. a former presi-
dent or the LOWS county court. and
captain OF a Union company in the
civil war. was found this morning I'm
the bedroom % his apartment IN the
postofice building here. by woman
employed 10 take care OF the orag-
meni. He had committed suicide in
the night. II Is believed 81 health
prompted the act. lie was &c yeTrs
old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
W. Va. Delegation Back on Job

Ing committee today decided ~ 70.
sumo hearings hero next Thursday
with Commissioned ~ Corporations
Herbert Knox Smith as leading uit
ness. 20 have hearings ln Ncw York
city beginning July % and 20 send
fs expert accountant. Farquhar Nc
ka" to pIffsburg. to got tho minutes
nf 'ho orrau.1afi0u ~ tho United
states steel corporation.
Report House Bill
Tho house BIN amending tho tariff
ia" 90 permit rho return free of duty
~ domestic animals temporarily ex.
ported. Including pet dogs. Was fav.
orabiy reported 10 tho senate today
bv ihc committee on finance
Tho comptroller OF the currency fo.
day extended tho corporate existence
OF fhc Huntington National bank 20
July o.. 1884,
'0Horc qwan LIrtIrparc has inI-o.
dlr.d h.l Tor fho relief or Do a.
7Ii.I ss-7. aul t ll. boon referred lp
the committee on claims.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Show Close Relations.
Reading People surprised.

PHILADELPHIA. July 17.-Attor.
neys for the three Reading companies
appeared surprised when Informed
tonight that the government had in
siitutod action 10 disassociate the
Philadelphia and Reading railway and
the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Company in the mining and
transportation ~ anthracite coal
George T. Bacr. president Of the three
Reading companies. Is in Europe and
no one elso In authority would talk
Of the suit.
While the action taken Is an amend.
mont TO the suit brought some years
ago. ~ Is practically n new move.
When th" original suit WIS brought
against nearly all the anthracite roads
under tho commodities clause Of the
Hepburn railroad act ~ 1905. pro
hibitinE railroad companies from
transporting Commodities in which
Continusa on Tenth Page.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

resitncd when his family was increas-
ed and his salary wasn't
LONDON-Whue the Celtic was
crossing over. the big steamer was
ordered 90 slow down by the surgeon
Two operations for appendicitis wers
made. and then the steamer contfn-
ued. Roth we're successful
SACRAMENTO. Ethel Rarrymore
has cancelled her engagement for tho
remainder OF the sason in the north
vest and left Tor New YORK
ST. PETERSBURG Tho foreign
Office today confirmed the report that
Baron Rosen would not return 10 bis
post as Russian amb7ss1.'or at Wash
ingtOn. George nakmetieff is the
nominee boz view.
PARIS John W Gates. tho Ameri.
can fnancicr. who is 900 in this city.
passed a comfortable night lie con
tinucs TO galn slowly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
BOatnen Protest
viii File Complaint With War De.
psrtment on Manipulation OF
Government Dams

Special Dispatch 20 the futciiieerce-.
PARKERSBTRG. W. Va. Jnly IL
As result Of the Pittsburg and Gin
cinnati packets Ohio and Lucille Now
land being held up recently by the
methods used by Major r W. Aistaet-
ter In the operation OF the dams OF
the Wheeling district Of the Ohio riv.
or. protest VIII be iiled with the
War Department by the owners OF the
boats
This Information was given out this
afternoon by Captain n. 4 Pope. one
81 the prominent stockholders. who al.
leges that Major Alstaetter is dis.
eliminating against the packets In IN.
vor of the pleasure boats In his dis
-trict hv closing the wlckeis.
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SEN. DAVIS MAY SELL
COAL & COKE RAILROAD
Murder
steubenville Foreigner Shot as Re-
suit Of Old Quarrel Over
Poker Hand.

Special Dispatcn to the Inteiiixencer
STEUBENVILLE. o., July IL
Theodore Birdar had three bullets
fired into his body tonight by Roda
Rakich. and Birdar died in a short
time from his wounds. Rakich was
captured after a chase by the police.
Rakich shot to prevent being as
saulted by Birdar. who had pre-
viously thumped him In a dispute
over n poker hand.