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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
Samson and Deiiiah Up to Date.

Lies modern version OF Samson
and Delilah is rather amusing. A
slender young woman with but a
normal head of hair is gazing coquet.
t1shly at a very hirsute hero, whose
heavy name falls a%bundantly over his
shoulders.
In the second scene he sits on the
sofa feeling the horror stricken
c~ountenance for the vanished glories
OF his capillary attraction. The lady
stands with a hand mirror surveying
the intricate chignon with which she
has crowned her own head, and which
bulges out behind and before in the
approved style, while yet another
mass of hair before her On the table
proclatms that she has not yet done
her worst.-Christian Science Mont
tor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
ORIGIN of Royal Literary Fund.

The Royal Literary Fund owed its
inception to one of those tragedies of
poverty which have been only too
common in the history of literature.
In 1888 Floyer ~Sydenham, an eminent
Greek scholar Of Wadham college, OK
ford, vas arrested for some trihing
debt due for his frugal meals and
thrown into prison, where he died in
want and misery when nearly eighty
years OF age.
His sad story becoming known Gre
ated widespread sympathy, the prac-
teal outcome of which was the es-
Enlistment of a fund to assist needy
literary men. Its chief promoter was
David Williams, a Welsh Noncon-
formist minister, and friend of Ben
/ jamin Franklin.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
Smart Detective.

You're late!" exclaimed the bu-
collie inspector, in an awful voice.
Very late! Half an hour late. Too
late!" He glared fiercely over his
s~pectacles. why didn't you bring me
your report at eleven O'Clock, as 1
told you to-"
I'm sorry, sir" said the defaulting
detective; but Il didn't know the
time"
Didn't know the time?" shouted
the inspector, very red in the face.
Nonsense, sir. You must have known
the timei A detective should know
everything! And, besides, yon have
your watch!"
Pardon me, sir, but l haven't"
stammered the detective. One Of the
thieves l was shadowing stole it."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
P. A, BLISS, Editor & Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION 500 PER YEAR.

For Pianos see w. H. Miller.
J. H. Minpich was in Sioux City
on business last Friday.
Arlie Jones went to Mitchell
Friday, returning the next day.
Rev. and Mrs. Treiber spent
Sunday with friends in Parkston.
Mr.. Chas. Harmon of Parker,
was here Friday, a guest of his
brother in law, Chas Sanford.
Daniel Brosz and wife came
from Parkston Friday to visit at
the home of his father, Adam
Brosz.
Miss Grace Parr returned home
Sunday from Yankton where she
had been attending the teachers
institute.
Mrs. Wright, who had been visit
ing her brother, DR.. Jasmann, left
last Friday for Dallas to. visit her
mother.
T. S. Sharp from Olivet was in
town Friday, accompanying his
son, Daniel Sharp who took the
train to his home in Brookings.
Mr.. Billigmeier own a farm
near Kuhn, N. D., and received a
letter from there last week stating
that the crop on his farm had been
entirely destroyed by hail.
Buff and Barred Plymouth
Rocks and Golden Wyandotte Eggs
for patching for sale, from prize
winning and Utility pens at right
prices, inquire of
Phil Becker.
Scotland, So. Oak
Emanuel Gietz who with his
wife was here last week visiting al
the home of his brother in law
DR.. Jasmann, returned to biz
home in Cresbard Friday.
Mr.. Auben Long who has beer
working near Washington, came Il
Scotland Friday and expects t.
remain until after harvest. He
says the small grain crop there
will be very light but corn is look.
ing very we'll.
Henry Youngmann who TO,
several years has been living a
Aberdeen, was in town Frida!
visiting his brother, Nick Young
man and other Scotland friends
He accompanied his wife ant
little son as far ns this place Will,
they went on to Iowa to visit he:
people.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
The State of South Dakota sends greeting
to the above named Defendants:

The State of South Dakota sends greeting
to the above named Defendants:
You aud each of you are hereby Summoned
and required TO answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff which was fled on the goth day OF
April. 1911 in tile Office of the clerk of the cir
cult court, in aud for Bon Houin,e county,
South Dakota, at Tyudaii, South Dakota, aud
which complaint prays for a Judgment quiet,
Ing the title to, and the determination OF al
adverse claims against the premises described
in the complaint; which premises are situated
in tie said county OF Boa Hoai;;:c, a:a are de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
''1he east half of Lot Thirteen (13) in Block
Three ~ Second Addition 10 Stafford's Addi-
ton, West TO Scotland, Bon Homne county,
South Dakota
And you are further required to serve copy
of your answer TO said complaint on the under
signed at his office III Scotland, Bon HoflTie
county. South Dakota, within thirty days after
this unimon upon yon, exclusive of the da.y,
of such service; and if you fail TO answer said
complaint within that time the plaintiff Will
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded III
the complaint.
Ed. WfcKS,
Z Attorney for P1aintif
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
Notice to creditors.
State of South Dakota, lie
County of Bon Honme,

State of South Dakota, lie
County of Bon Hotnnc. :"
In County Court.
In the matter of The estate OF William E.
Bardweil, Deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen by the undersigned,
the eXccutrix of The estate of William Il. Bard
we'll, deceased, to the creditors of, and 10 all
persons having claims against said de-
vouchers, within six months after the first
publication of this notice to Tie said executrix
at her residence in Scotland. Bon HonInie
county, South DAKOTA.
Dated at Scotland, South Dakota, this sth
day of June. 1911.
MARY ]. BARDWELL.
EXecutrix of the estate OF
William +. Bardwcll. deceased.
F.. ID. w1CKS,
Attorney.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06

Rev. w. j. Krieger of Trip il
in town today.
Mrs. Bruhn and daughter went
to Armour today.
F. D. Wicks and Miss Emma
went to Sioux City today.
Ray Brown was home from 500
City to spend the Fourth.
The board of county commits
sioners is in session this week.
Mrs. Leighton expects her broth
or, NC. GREGG of Chicago, to
arrive %. Sunday.
Ben Brown who is working in a
drug store at Reliance came home
today to visit his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Ludington and son,
Carol, left on the early train this
morning to visit her people in
Iowa.
Miss Katherine Weiland came
from Ethan this week to visit her
brother, Jos. Weiland, and family
for a few days.
T0ST-A lnnp black silk auko.
mobile veil, last Friday evening.
Finder please leave same at this
Office and receive reward.
Miss Stella Burgette will close
her millinery store today until the
fall season, and will go to Sioux
City to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Fred Harpole Of Kennebec
arrived Monday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Craig, and her
two sisters, Mrs. Will Miller and
Mrs. Geo. Stevenson.
A little daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Simantle last
Sunday. DR.. Leighton was the
attending physician and reports all
doing nicely.
MIR. and Mrs. Abner Walker,
parents of E. E. Walker, returned
on Tuesday from Yankton where
they had been visiting for two or
three weeks.
Malcolm Mum says that dur
ing the celebration at Parker Tues
day an automobile driven by some
ladies ran over q man, ipjuring
him perhaps fatally.
If the estimates are correct, that
70 per cent of the agricultural crop
of this state is corn the damage
caused by dry weather will be
much less than has been anticipat-
ed, as the corn crop is in pretty
good condition all over the state.
Word was received today from
the Scotland fire boys at Lead.
They entered all of the on
the Fourth and won first in every
thing. Their winnings of the first
day aggregated $110. Carl Platt-
ner was the champion ladder climb
or, winning easily after being set
back a yard. This is a pretty good
start and if their luck stays with
them to the end of the tournament
they will come home loaded with
hnnnrs-and some cash.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
JOHN Mas, Plaintiff,

vs..
Adam Stafford. Rebecca Rice,
Mary Cnrrey. john N. Stafford,
Stafford Emerson Eurey, Quee-
ME McNalley, George Caya-
naugl1. Anna stafford. Abel
Stafford, Amos Stafford George
Stafford. Michael Donlcy, Char
ley Douley, John S. Douley,
Owen {. Douley, Mary L, Max,
Ellen Mclean. Mabel Jelly,
Mary Stafford, John \. Stafford
Flossie Ellsworth, May Sigg,
Johu Stafford, Andrew Stafford,
John Stafford. Eta Franz.
Maude Wheeler. Harriet lizard,
aud the unknown heirs, deyi.
sees. 1egatees of John Stafford
deceased, and all persons I'M
known who have, OF claim to
have any estate or interest in
or lien or incumbraucc upon the
premises described in the COM
plant herein,
Defendants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

CINCINNATI nov - Two chill.
dreu we're fatally injured and a mum
Der oc men seriously hurt when a hre
which 'or spectacular effects and
thrilling rescues eclipsed any iu this
city FOR So, erHl ears totally DESTROYED
the plant OF m. J Baum safe and
Lock company early tonight The loss
will be IN the neighborhood of $3.50
600. fully covered by Insurance
FLAMES filled the exits 20 quickly
that - ~ Tho 200 employees in jhe
building jumped from a fourth aoor
window to roof o., an adjoinius
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
MRS O'SrAUCHNEsSY UNNER.
so 81 SIGHT OF BLooDY
SHIRT
Worn by husband shs is Sad 20 tfays
Murdered When He Went WIN
Another Woman

NEW NOEK Not 90 Nr r.ar.
ces o Shslrrn.s-s. v no art spring
shot and killed Dog husband. George
O.StauEhnrssy TO save bio soul
broke d0eu today dur.ng hcr trial
hen fha district attorney attempted
to have a witness IDENTITY tha blood.
stained ah.rt worn br O.shauFhnrssy.
-ph don't Iaf ftrm do hiatt The
woman shr.eked tysrer.caIIt. and fhrn
turned ard buried her face 0n fte
shoulder of her a'forney. s0bbInE con.
tuIslfe.y Cour. vas adjourned until
shs rega.nrI her rompoFure Teef-
morr as OF f.e shirt vas waived
Ilr killing had Ifa 0rFIn r
O.SfauzHness. leea-IIE Die arrrrtons
fo another woman ffar U.- aIf.. and
fhe defense Itaf t.- HIf. became
mentally Uuhsiaurel aF reason af f-r
husband treatment 0. E.r. and af..
HIu. AecDrtIur .l a .pufass.Du intro.
il0rI evidence ..If. Nrs
p.-it.slls-e. .-.I f.s. fl. l-sIIrr
% letter. from s E.I Iau.i T-.-.s
iiste- f1 beg husband .hi.H st. Ist
.H.r. f.r u-.a. sII---. I....
...T |.. ..aI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Violated BY y. Il ". Road and
Blueheld firm-Eighteen In
dictmeutS Found.
EACH DEFENDANT LIABLE
FOR FINES OF $3.50. .OO0
tOncessiOns Granted b. Road To
CsSSel 4 Elliott on Mer-
chandise shipped.

~ae. a. h.spatsn ro tr- fntel-sen,tr
CHARLESTON. " Va. Nov
Z he Nur,olk q Western Railway com
pany and the hrm OF Cassel a Elliott
Or BIIeneid. " Va. were to-day In
ulcted OF eighteen counts the former
Tor giving concessions and the latter
Tor accepting concessions in violation
o. the Elkius iaV and the published
iarin schedules. in the United States
circuit onurf here today before Judge
b , Keller Tie complainantS ar.
the merchants OF Blueheld. Who com
planned - the lnterstat. commerce
commission which BODY investigated
the complaints. resulting ia the IN
dlctments to-day
James e.. Cassel Was formerl, sacre
tAry tp the president of the Norfolk
Western railway. who. with a q
Elliott furnished boarding supplies TO
cont FACTORS along chat company road
aud later hey opened a mercantile
house 40 Riueheld. "a here % IS alleged
large business pas done through
being able TO sell goods cheat.r tbsp
other mercantile houses
No indictments have been louuI FOR
carr INK without charge the boarding
supplies 'or contractors hut fbe mn
.ngs are for shipments q. merchandise
from various points to Jass.f A
Elliott a. kluehe. The minimum
hne under the Els4us act is nne fhou.
sand dollars oI maximum Cd.
twenty thousand dollars m each
count ur al agsregaf, penalty of
three hundred and siNty thousand
dollars 20 each 81. the defendant
These are fh- nrsf cases of their
hlnd 20 come before the United states
circuit cur % this district
Ihe peonase cases against officials
ot the Glen Alum Fuel Companv Of
Aiuzo county. brought BY John and
har.es Rus, and David Po!ine O.,
.incirnatL are ser for tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
HIRAM AND ALBERT LocHBARr
ACCUSED OF MURDER
Nlesed 70 Have Robbed Putnam
County Farmer. Then Thrown
Man 20 Death m River.

.'I i'.Htf.. fH fh~ f-..IIrrf
IiINTINGTON. IS Va. Nov. =.
,hsrsed with tho murder of csrrolfon
9.mns. wealthy Putnam county
farm"r. Hiram and Albert fockhari.
Two steamboat men az GaIlia count,
o.. ""r" placed ON trial ia tho
criminal court here today Tho
greater part o. 'hc day was taken un
With the selection ot a iar.
The evidence which the proaarrftof,
introduced again. the defendants is
entirely circumstautlsl and tho t.rfre.
men were closely questioned as 20
Ihcir opinions Iu cases OF This Ei,f
10 is fhe tleOrs of the prosecution
th1' Simms Hho was a razssrsar o-
o. small boat operated Do. tho rocL
harris. was robbed OF "a rorsidc-,ble
sum of money end then pushed INTO
me ohio river hF fHc Lockharts frs
"df vas found r .ths river ANA ,rI-
t small amoIu. o. money vas op t.s
person. The defense RII corf.rf
hHt Simms accidental. s.r rrom t..
boat and Was drowned
The trial alil Do one of tf. t.-.t...
foIeht legal battles ir rfo history d..
the county and MAY n.f be concluded
before next ese.. as both ..des have
IHrEe uumher of vffnoaaer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
SHER MAN LAW
Criticized BY Senator Cumnins and
Chancellor Day Before New
Workers.

Nf.W YORK. Nov 22.-The sher-
man antitrust whether 60 fulhlls
its purpose or should be repealed or
modified was the subject around
which discussion ranged a. the dinner
here tonight OF the Economic club o.
New lork Government regulation
OF trusts. vifh special reference tO
The sherman act was the topic. and
10 was debated among others by Sen.
ator Albert D. Cummins Of Iowa. sam
no! Intermyer. OF New York. and
James u Day. chancellor of Syracus.
unitersity. Mr. Jntermyer outlined
what he believed VOuld be- an effective
plan OF trust regulation. advocating
the ISSUANCE of federal charters or
licenses 20 all corporations doing lnter.
state busiusaz
Chancellor Day believed the SIer.
man law 30 faulty and lts eject %
Injurious thar IL should b.. repealed
senator Cummins exepressed the be.
lief that the Eherman law. under de-.
cSi0us of the courts con-frriing flo
provisions. falls 90 furnish the guide
which husIucs. can fsirIy demand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
TAR PARTY
Case IN Which Girl Teacher Was We.
tim viii Go to the Jury To-Day.
SWEEPING INSTRUCTIONS
PREPARED FOR THE JURY
Great Interest n Arguments. Spee
tstors Taking Dinner 20 Court In
Baskets

LINCOLN CENTER. Kas. Nov g
With only Two more closing argu-
ments to be- delivered. it seemed prob.
able tonight that the tar party" case
would 40 to no jury tomorrow
The testimony Rss completed short
Is after noon today. A recess u two
hours was thon taken while the Judge
prepared his instructions 70 the Jury
Prosecutor McCaniess completed his
address before adjournment.
At the night session Colonel David
Richie and = g. Milliken spoke for
the defense J j. McCurdy and 4. y.
Hawkes.. representing the state and
the defense respectively. will speak
tomorrow
Attorneys Tor Tho defense regard the
judges instructions as highly favora
BILE Co their clients Prosecutor Nc.
CHnl"ss said ls va- aafsfed With
them. however The IustrurtI1rs
were that the defendant. might be
found guilty " aiding aud abctting
(continusd on Eighth Pa0.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

aFed g.. and his som. clifford. ssed
l'. committed suicide here today b.
'nh@Hng gas iu a suicide pact
PlTTsBrRG. Ps.-The g. y Bunton
80. after more than 20 Years ~
continuous service. sank ln the Mou0n.
faheIa river here
fiNbLtY. o. When rrof Rog =.
"~riheim. Ieacher in tho local hish
p hnoi as-aiied the declaration Of iu.
lrp"ndenre or fhe ground ~ its Ifer
ar. m.r. fle t.s.s threatened 10
s.rks
FEH IOHh tHLr.rh on. sel.,fsr
-i'-t le would never Liss o eoman
BOO -nokc4. fle Young Mems Ci.ri--
a. a-1a.Ir1 -or.. ..f. to.od HAT eon
should .mok. f tlet desired fo
o. ENuS NEE- 90 Is reporias
.-r~ fhaf a reio.fDu hss begin .n
Paraguay
'oLiNPi Oho-The National
fr frir aferno0n selected eno-
sarf N-sh as ths place of ~ nsnt
sn4s. nselus-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

PEkiSG. Nov According to
Chinese report an attempt was made
% assAssinate the premier. Yuan 81
aai. on Monday last There have
oesn various rumors that the pre-
nier's life vas threatened anu no mas
seen going about escorted by a guard.
An sdiot was lsHu"d today giving
Yuan Shi KAi freedom from a daily
audience with the throne. mus per
nittins the premier 20 proceed With
in attempts 10 bolster up the admin
stration without Interference
ths president ~ the ShantunE 70
public has sent another message ad
Using the sbdicstiOn of the throne
and Yuan has replied. according 10 me
Chinese newspapers Watch the Ger
mans
A special dispatch from Shangha
saws that not only vas the governor
of Tai Yuan Fu murdered. but his wife
ana two sons also have been executed
The Yamen has been burned. the Man
chu city entirely destroyed and the
rhole city looted hy mob
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
BEATTIE INNOCENT
OF WIFE'S MURDER
Hungarian Writes Full Confession
DECLARING He l. Murderer of
Midlothian Road.
POLICE BELIEVE THE
CONFESSION GENUINE
Begin Search IN Effort To tind the
Writer of Sensational
letter.

sps. a. .lsrat.i to f.- It.-i ..... -r
CtEVEl.ANb. .. No, 20 4 mas.
terious letter. IA shich cleveland
hungarian Nho signs himself -Ru-
dolpn." makes fun confession ~ The
murder of Mr. Louise Beatti~. the
crime for which Henry CLAW Peattie
Siil die IN Richmond jail ou FRIDAY
morning vas received TODAY by
SEabadsag, q Hungarian dail, paper
herr
Tn. letter. written or poor station.
cry. describes In dramatl, terms the
details of the murder Or states that
Henry clay Beattie IL innocent and
that Rudolph. angry because Beat.
ue had spoken 10 nim sughtnEE
seized shotgun. fred al bezttIe and
killed the Young NJ. instead
The Hungarian editors uf Scabad
gag were excited over tIe letter last
night n was translated and turned
over to The police Later tieury CLAY
Beaffie. Sr.. ana the attoruct FOR the
condemned man we're notified hy wire
of the COnteats OF the ms sf-riOus iet.
ter q. J.. Nyerses. Boa charge OF the
branch one of th, Hungarian paper.
greatly excited toaighf ,aid hat .u
his opinion Rudolph had told the
trGtu. Tile letter was mailed Noyem
her - at 49," O'Clock noon If D.
written ON Two scraps .. paper and i-
enclosed iu au envelope bearing the
stamp of the =. ~ Roberts COMPANY
o. o. addressed tn Deeply REGARDED
MT Editor ui SLabadsak N To- writ
tru in poor hungarian The Hungar
lans will turn The letter over fo tht
pOstufiic- authorities tomorrow. hop
INK that the writer NAV be- traced De-.
fore the hour set for Heatfie'S death
.u the electric chair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

structure q story below. followed -
cement wall FOR nifty feet and then
cilin bed 10 a railroad tresre. Several
irI lh attempting 10 gain the trestle.
aud Arthur knorr. OF Newport Nv. a
clerk suffered internal injuries lie
is in dangerous condition. Firemen
cariied out i've girls. and other em-
Dioyes leaped from gindoVs into hre
Thomas and Walter Schau. aged :
ana years, attempted 70 cross the
street iu front or a Ere marshaTs
buggy. and both were run over They
cannot live
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Court Refuses 20 Permit Boy 20 Tes.
~ Against Father Accused
% Usoricide
JUDGE sTRiKEs BLOW
At THE STATES CASE
hnotner Important Witness. VINO
Ncard wife Plead for Her
LIE. Disappears

PlTTSHrRCH No, Edward
Golden. fhe sFcarord -ou OF Ccorre
Colder. wealthy sho. merchant of
NirknorD rd charged with killing
Dis oife d.d NOT testify OF hi. fafhor f.
Trial fo DAY. as expected Judge -l1.
f"r refused to aIioe ffe lad to to.t...
on account " Dis south. and fhr same
decision hold RDoI Hhe1 fhe nrosa-r
zion called Albert sampson. AGED o. a
playmate ~ Edeards. whom hs f- .f
.'Fei fn h1tc Gold about tH. .Hu..
'rr
Peculiar Phases .r Case
Nr- Golden vs- sHof fsta .n ...
r.rhf Df Iu.r f> Ia4f Golden ...f...
'o haFe been suddenly srousef f-rr
sound sleep and fired bis revolver .t
shallow near % window believing
burglar uae .r flo room Instead I.
Elri DIS uIfr ON Ir other hand
fIe prosecution aIicEra Golden ..H.
.rH f.r murdered h.- wife frrDurr
Year o. hc.Hg rVp1-eI bt bog of f,..
rsrs transactions
Golden cortraoieted
Ihe young SON was Ir fre -a.t. ..
fne nirhf rf fHe gods WEa. t.a
rf .chho-s rushed |r r. bad ..
ErnrIrr beside I.. mu.I.r I....
crv.rE Nra f.rr. Small a.. r. 4
netf door fn fFa H.I... t....r.. ..
fH~ rr~e- Iat... ..-u.. fe.-.-
f|t -r. beard tIr. Golden a.. .l.rt
,' '..r-r Iurf .1 t .auar
Nr t''.. REVOLVER .I... t..ur....
H.r '.rI .r t.ftr Iu.s. r..
-If.f . .H. u.r.. CON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
REBATES TO ACTORS
UNDER INVESTIGATION.

CHICAGO 40. ~ The United
states Grand lurs today began an
Inf"f iEafon FEB determine cbcther
~ roads operating beta e.n NoV York
and chicago have been giving rebates
20 Thea fical companies agents O..
tne NfW lork 'enfraI and Michigan
Central in"s w'fr among those sIo
entered 'fe Grand Isrt room
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
READING ROAD GRANTS
BIG WAGE INCREASE

READING. pa N0t. 1a Tie Read
ing RAILWAY Company today adjusted
tile wages " rs telegraph operators
and s.gnaImen about 600 men arc
Affected. The increase uiu run from
;, 20 8 a month per mar Th. nov
rate takes effect December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
BATTLE IN MEXICO
Federal Troops Rout Rebeis Win
Heavy Loss IN First Brush.

MEAICo CITY. Nov. The Grst
brush between the adherents of Cen
ersl Reyes and Fedcrdf troops oc
Cured 81 San Nicolas. in Quaretaro
state. on Monday. according TO a
news dispatch received here today.
Three hundred men under Caudido
Precai were routed by Ike number
% loyal soldiers of the Firh regl.
ment from san I-iGro 4 fev rebel.
we're killed. q" others wounded and
many made prisoners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
AssAssINs ARE
PUT TO DEATH
Quick Justice meted out IN San Do
nn'nso 20 murderers Of President.

SAN DOMINGO. Noy. - General
Tcjera. the assassin OF President Go.
c"ras. was captured aud put 10 death
and General piment"l. an accessory.
also was executed
Following The commission Of the
crime a number ui arrests we're made
The cabinet has assumed charge ~
fho executive power. pending tho ap-
poinim"nt of prov fi0nal presidaut
when congress meets on November e".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
GOLDEN'S SON BARRED
VISIT 2S CITIES
ONO Service Corr1ission % Conduct
series % Gas Rate
Hearings

$500 It.f fn f.e Ir..H ...
COLI MHiS d. N1v ." Before
allowing increased F1s rates to eo
'n'o eject In 30 cities lu eastern ohio.
ihe public service commission vf
bold hearings in fle towns affected
The Increases arc demanded D.. tho
Tri~'af" Gas Company Do WsfyeI
'ts COMPANY rho WheeHra Natural
and Tho OHIO Valley Th. fr-r ne4r.
irr 900 hs I7 StcuhautIe u.rembrr