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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

married Countess Doenhoff II was a
morgantic marriage and the name Won
Brandenburg was created by the king
When a boy Of Il Count Won Branden-
burg attended a Berlin school. and one
day receiving report not up to the
standard demanded by his father. whose
signature to the report was required, the
boy. fearing parental punishment. his
discriminatory methods being OF a siren
nous character. left home and came to
America
Later he went TO South America. and
after remaining there few years came
back to the United States He was at
one time a correspondent for the Lincoln
Neb.. German newspapers. Twelve years
ago he visited that city on a professional
mission. lie became ~ and was taken
to a hospital. lie fell in love with the
nurse who cared for him and persuaded
her TO marry him. The couple came 10
Milwaukee. where they have lived as Mr..
and Mrs. Atzpodlen. They have one child,
Josephine, beautiful little girl.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
NEWSPAPER NAN is COUNT
Paul AtzpOdien, l7Olluerly of Lin
coin, of Noble family.
GREAT GRANDSON ,,F WILLIAM "
Married Nurse in Lin coin Following
Romance Durina sickness
Now Seriously Ill I'm
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 9.--tspecial
Telegram THAT Milwaukee has had for
a resident for the last ten years menu
Der OF the nobility OF CO u'maug, con-
nected to the royal famil By ties Of
blood. was learned today when n local
German newspaper man, Paul Atzoodieia.
was taken to the hospital aiter nervous
breakdown. Atzpodien is a great-granH d.
son Of Friedrich William ~ OF Prussia
and Is a years old.
Atzpodien's reai name as recognized IN
Germany IL Count Karl B,riedrich 1 eorold
Won BrandenbuINg. His gEseat-grand Ia thcr
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
y. NJ. &. A. Notes.


Or. w. o. Henry'B class on Life prob
lens, which meets on Sunday AFTERNOONS
at o'clock at the association building,
IL Increasing in interest each sunday. At
the last meet there was an attendance
OF seventy. Or. Henrys subject for next
sunday will be, Young Men and the
city"
The regular Sunday afternoon meeting at
Z o'clocK, Will be addressed by M
Gallllee." Mr., John Hopkins will assist
by singing a tenor solo.
General Secretary Il. Il. Denison spent
Friday at Atlantic la. at the home OF
his parents Mr. Denisons mother has
been III for sometime and is in quite a
critical condition. fI#rf
Mr.. r. S. Flower. boys secretary, and
Mr.. Denison will be In attendance at the
Boys conference, which Is in session
over sunday at York. Neb.
| One OF the most practical and interest
1 Ing classes being conducted at the assoc
! citation building II the training class for
men engaged In the work for boys. Thts
class Is being taught by Mr.. Flower of
the boys department and meets on Mon
/ day evening at s O'Clock. The study takes
! up the psychology OF boy life and the
methods OF working with and for boys,
On Friday evening. December IS, stu
dents In the educational classes will hold
a social This will be the last meeting
before the two weeks Christmas vacs-
ton.
The plans for the New Years re-
ception on Monday evening, January J,
| 1872, are getting under way. The board
OF directors. have appointed a committee
| consisting OF g. W, Noble. Joe Barker
and Or, Lord, who are working with the
! secretaries TO provide the best reception
that has been held in the new building
/ The whole building viii be thrown open
/ to the public, both men and women. as In
| past years. and an opportunity given 10
all to see the work OF every department.
| SDecial features along the entertainment
line VIII be provided as win also good
music and refreshments. All are welcome
and q good time Is assured.
While most OF the educational classee
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
Surgeon General
Condemns Foot Ball
For Naval Cadets

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--Athletic games
in general and foot bail in particular,
are In dlsfavor with Surgeon General
stokes of the navy. In hts annual re-
port, the surgeon general presents sta
tistlcs to prove that the leaders in ath-
letics at the naval academy have not
been the best officers In after years. lie
says foot ball Is a questionable sport I"
be encouraged where future officers are
being trained and expresses the opinion
that while the play may be somewna l.
hazardous. the disabling after effects OF
the game are even moro objectionable.
Regulated out-of-door sport is strongly
recommended by the surgeon general,
however. Daily physical drills on deck by
all ships crews arc suggested.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

Young peoples prayer meeting at ESQ y.
m. Bible school at y m.
Unitarian.
First Seventeenth and Cass Rev Man
fred Lillicfors. Ph. D.. Minister-Servlces
at 1880. subject OF ADDRESS The Mission
OF the Unitarian Church Last in the
series on Religious Reciprocity" SUN
day school at Has.
Miscellaneous.
International Bible StudenTs assocl-
alton at Baright hall, Nineteenth and
Farnam streets. Address by Prof. J. A.
subject: Preparation of the
Bride OF Christ"
The New Thought Fellowship meets In
room OF the Wead building. southwest
corner OF Eighteenth and Farnam streets.
oscar N. Alprecht viii speak at II o'clock
on Sunday morning and viii teach a
class on vibration on "Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
The omaha Phiosophic society Will
meet Sunday afternoon at o'clock in
Baright hall, Nineteenth and Farnam
streets, to hear Judge J. j. Points dis
cuss "rhe Cause and Cure OF ViOl ance in
to the Mcnamara Case" The
public Is invited TO come early. as the hall
win be taxed 10 It's utmost SEATING
capacity.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
g r.
Humphreys Seventy-Sev,sn
Breaks up Grip and
colt

While "Seventy-seyen" is fine for
any kind OF a Oold--It is superfine
for Grip, Influenza. Cold in the Head,
running OF the Nose and Eyes-Ca-
tarrh and all affections of the mucus
membrane.
"Seventy-seyen" goes direct to the
sick spot without disturbing the rest
OF the system.
A small vial of pleasant pellets,
fits the vest pocket. AT Drug Stores
25c, or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co, Cor.
William and Ann strSStA New Y0Th
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

viii have a two weeks vacation during
the holidays the salesmRnship Glars will
meet as usual on Monday evening. and
the Public Speaking club will hold
meeting on Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

kills wife and Himself.
HOLTON, Kan. Dec. civilian Scott.
a farmer living four miles east o. this
place, shot and killed his wife and then
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

committed suicide today. It is believed
scott was insane.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
PrenIINferInn.

frebbytcrtnn.
tairyieW-l, ~ koeng, an Iowa sun
Jay school missionary, VIII deliver MS
ADDRESS, The Efficient Sunday school
First German. Twentieth and spruce
julius +, schwarz, t'astor-German
preaching service az lO:3O Engiisn
/ a. $3.50. e"'''
First Seventeenth and Dodge. Rev IA
win jerks, ID. D.. Pastor-l'uoic worshIn
az 1870, ~ with sermon by pastor Evening
/ Worship az 1885, Christian Endeayor meet
ins az cas-. sunday school al noon
clifton i'm, Forty.nfth and Grant
holnas X Greenlee, Pastor-sunday
school az TO- Pubuc worship az li and
yvening, Inc lay that God Is NiaKInk B.,
at $3.50. '-'N'SNV'
Covenant, Twenty seventh aud prat.-
- r, hoenls, sunday school missionary
gl IOWA Mnl speak ON The Effir.spt
sunday school" at lOito. A 7,55 ~ ~
sulzer the "AIinnesota cyclone sta,s
SUNDAY in'iy school missionary Of Minnesota.
Tmrd Twentieth and Lesyepwo,,h n
!, ramsay, IN. D, Pastol-Sundav scnao
ana pastor = adult class at a.a \NorsbI,
MIN sermon Spiritual Prostitution nj
/ iV,to, worship with sermon. "Achan q,
Rah9b at 1850 Prayer meeting Nlsdn.' ~
aay evening at S.
Lowe Avenue, Fortleth and Nirb,lss
heN Nathaniel McGiffen, ID. d.. Pasf.ro
-+tfA1 ~ ~ ~ ANsHN. SUNK Ephpo
AZ noon. Christian EndeaVoT 80 a,So
Evening Service al 1850 Rev. a
hoenis, Sunday school missionary ~,
southern Iowa, WIN speak al the eyeniS,
North Nineteenth and ohm. AZ Y M.
pee. H. d, fastor-Pubuc Worshtn
Ivy anu ;o Dr. humble OF Chieas,
Ferguson, ID. D.. OF Phiiadeinbis r.
evening sunday school at noon. L.sss s,,
oi Morshiplng children az T. Young Pcn
Ihes society OF Christian Ebdes,s,,' - -
u:30. Prayer meeting az I:B Wcdnss,ss
evening "'"Hesua!
| CASTELAR, Street, sixteenth ana ,,-,.,
isr, tAlph IL Houfeman. Minlster-fUh
ac Nolshlp az iOJO sermon theme "Tb
Kingdom and It's Youth Eibln ,,, ~
a. noon; Henry Graner, superintendent
Young PEOPLES meeting al G.G pnhIi
1 WI DID led ia music by a chorus cho..
al 7;l5, Theme OF sermon. ''Phe Pen
istioh Of Place for the Messiah. a re
II Christmas discourse.
\ United Presbyterian.
\ First. Twenty-first and Emmett. A ,
I A.. MA Hsn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

First. Twenty-first and Emmet. A 4,
poislas Fastor-lo.D = m sermon tor
WiHdor, pastor-evangelist Of sheridan
presbyteTy, sheridan, Wye, viii speak.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
WEDNESDAY,


The ID. a. BIS, who meet regularly o
Wednesday evenings, have adjourned W
al after tho holidays.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

Y. W. c. a. Notes.
The Junior vesper service Will be held
lat $3.50 when the talk Will be given by
Miss Madeline Hills.
The vesper service at. l;SO will be ad-
dressed by Or. e, ~. jerks and music
viii be furnished by Mr.. ~. c. Johnson.
MONDAY.
Tho Social Hour club win meet IN the
association parlor at 2:50.
The Park Wilde club of the Junior
department, VIII meet as usual at $3.50.
The second OF tho Monday evening AT
from 100 to 500. New members of the
association and their friends are espe-
cially Invited 20 this parity and since
Chnstmss - 50 near. all are asked to
bring their fancy work, for the early
part OF the evening.
TUESDAY.
The Business Girls ciuD will hold their
regular meeting on Tuesday OF this week
n ON 500 to S.lb. Last week, iuesday,
the club had their monthly social. Fol-
lowing the regular supper there was an
informal brief program in the assembly
room, after which All adiourneu TO the
domestic SCIENCE Kitchen Tor candy pull.
This week. Tuesday evening, group
Of girls from the Befnis Bag factory Will
meet az they have for several weeks
previous, TO make candy In the domestic
science Kitchen.
WEDNESDAY.
The ID. a. BIS, who meet regularly on
Wednesday evenings. have adjourned I'M
al after tho holidays.
FRIDAY.
new junior club the KenslnEton club,
has been organized to meet on Friday
afternoons from TO 5, IN the parlor OF
the association building. The fist meet
ing OF this club Will be held this week.
The Fellowship club win meet as usual
on Friday from to Si5
SATURDAY.
on Saturday after noon will be held the
regular meetings OF the two junior
clubs, the Pansy club and the Cleaners.
both from to 8.
This will be the last week for all
regular class work until after the hOli-
Gays. Work wilt be resumed In all de-
partments on Tuesday, January ?.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

First Twenty sixth and Harvey, Rev,
y. NJ. Kersey, pastor-Preaching at 1920
and 1880. Bible school at noon, Young
Peoples meeting at ESQ.
Northside, Twentysseeonds and Lothrop
~ j. Kirschstein Minister Bible school
al $3.50 a. m. All teachers and GLASSES will
meet At the church as ABOVE. Christian
ltndeavor at G;30-a candle hight service
Nc axanlnu tnroa III aarNfaa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

sCommunicanis OF the Protestant Epis-
opal church living north OF Ames avenue
are urged TO interest themselves In the
cork OF St stephens mission. which Is
temporarily holding services In Saratoga
lIail at Twenty-fourth and Ames avenue
The Sunday school IL enthusiastically
growing and the church services are well
attended.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
y IfcONiilllE htiNlcts
en- rtnttaai Science

ty-Fourth street and st. Mary's Avenue
sunday school al a.45 a. m. Services al
II a. m. and 5 D. m. Subject OF lesson
sermon, God the Preserver OF Man.
VI ednesday evening meeting at O'Clock
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

A MOST MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS GIFT
SEE THE BEAUTIFUL STEINMEYER
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

sDr. Milton b. Williams OF the First
Methodist church will deliver a series Of
sermons during the next few weeks deal
ing with the plans and personality or
Jesus Christ.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

John Grant shick pastor-SunuAy schooj
az 10 a, M, Superintendent -. .. Curry
I'm charge, Ia eaching by the pastor ~
II a. m. Theme, What shall We RcsdY.
these meetings will be held at the two
south rooms OF the church. No evening
services, Prayer meeting WednesdaV
night az the nome of the pastor an,
ladies AID society will hold a bazaar un
The Bee building on Wednesday, Decem.
Der l3 and a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10

General Secretary Il. II. Denison spent
Friday at Atlantic, la, at the home OF
his parents. Mr. Denison's mother has
been Ill for sometime and is in quite a
Critical condition. !. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
R. 7. c. WINS
EN-Plow Horse Takes Five Thousand
Purse at Columbus With
Ease.

COLUMBUS. O. Sept. 2s.-Althoueh
there Wer" some events on tn. card
that might. under other circttrn-
stances. have been record breakers
there WAS nothing startling about the
racing at the Columbus Driving park
to-day. All the events were won I'm
straight heats. and four OF the six
favorities landed the major part OF
the purses
In the ZIP trotting stake for $4,000.
r. r G. had won a heat "Wednesday
and was an overwhelming favoriie
There was nothing 20 it but the
low horse which won as he pleased.
Lewis Forest being the contender.
Evelyn W. won the first heat OF the
champion pace by nose from Ess
II. KAY. with Independence Boy third
and the favorite fourth The next two
heats the Cleveland mare won both by
a head
The free-for-ail .rot found BILLY
Burke the favoritc. and he made
good. landing in front comfortably
each time. IIailworthy winning the
place.
Longworth IT. already had two heats
20 has credit IN the unfinished 2:O7
pace and ended the race by taking
another In hollow sty-r
The 2:13 pace found Patrick Point
er the favorite. lie won In straight
heats.
tn" anal event was the 2:I5 pace.
Ty cobb was the favorite. hut Judge
Ward upset the calculations by win
ming all three heats.
Tl" summaries:
zig trot. IN .. purse $4,000. zone
heat Wednesday,.
II. +. O.. tMurphy). won: Lewis Forest
tMcbOnnldD. second. Ario Ley burn
Ni"ersD. third. Lulu Arion q. RenyonI
fourth. Rest time. 2:O6&
-."1 pace. I'm 8. purse $1,000. (Three
.eats Wednesday,
L'ncworth n. 81 -phyD. won: Black
TWiSter KERR. .und. Shaughran
saunders. third. Rollins U.oomisJ.
fourth Fest time. -.f1i.
:.i9 pace. ? In 2. purse 81 GOO.
Patrick Pointer tChriSp. won IN
second. ". T.. j.. tSwisshclnl. third:
Mabel J. 'CunninghamJ. fourth. Rest
times. e.n9i.
Garud Championship Pace. IN 2.
rur~- g. 900 added.
Evelyn IS. tSnankh. won - straight
Leafs E1rl. Ir tCoN1. second. Ess u
ktt tGecrsI. third. fndepcndencD Roy
tiHl'ufIret. fourth Hest time 2-n2i.
Ere" -for-ail trot. 3 IN o.. purse s. 300.
Billy Burk fMcBonaIdD won La
eff1ir . heats. TIItlworfhr ttiocrst. Soc
ond. Ilrare Girdle ~. NIrpnl third.
ora tMcCarthyD. fourth. Hest time
-. pace. purse $1,000. ? ms
Judge Ward tiIed~frkl won JOB straight
-"lts. TN cobb tCpihyp. second. 1871
Bailey valentine. third. Fir"Sly 0.oo.
mis). fourth. Best time. 2.05a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
WORLD SERIES
National Commission 20 Meet AZ Gin
cinnsti 20 Arrange Series.

C1NClNNNTf Sept o. Nofvlfh-
standing fhe fac' that Tho winners 'f
f1r National iear.e peuu1Hf has NOT
been decided. fr, baseball comm --'op
$500 meet uer, fomorrov fo arrange 60
schedule f1r flr world series games
It was announced ,haf fh. first Eau'
would Boz PLAYED ON October o.
lu case NeW York Wins the p'rn1uf
In the National league the games VII.
alternate between Sew YORK. and
Philadelphia day by day. but d. Ch.
CIgo vIrs The schedule viii hc prtc
ideally fhe same on last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
Obituary


Following a long illness covering a
period Of more than Two years. John
o. Mclaughlin died yesterday morn.
rr. OF g 800. 90 Die home. No. 2sH
fnf street Death uas due 90 q com
iIcaron of diseases.
Deceased vas born or May 90. 1870
n fhIa city. there DO has resided 90
W Hfo AFTER fe-urIrg au cfucatI on
r fhe public schools. he entered fhe
rml.ufe of LABEL. mul ahcro Do
worked urNI al frv years aro 1ie
.H. member of -f May Catholic
..Hr,h nf f.. South sfr Deceased
rra eUr Of Wrr Kafherine e. ana
". a'f MATTHEW Nllaurh He Ia
survived h. ua n.fHsr. ono hrrfhar
T..rHr nrf r". a.ter uIas Annie
".farEf.r Funeral r.rf .rra r. be
srf.rfn. lr.srurrf af $50 col.
t.-. rrmtfrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

The tri9state bowling tournament.
which has been in progress at tho
wheeling park alleys since Tuesday.
was brought 10 successful close last
evening. Some excellent scores were
rolled bv local and visiting bowIers
during the afternoon and evening. the
nigh scores SGT the day before being
beaten in number ofinstances ont
of-toWn bowlers Jared well in the
tourney. prize money 10 the extent Of
500 being carried away by visiting liz.
mum vitea artists. The high score in
the fivemen duck pin events. which
was rolled on Wednesday by the club
Five. OF This city. stood and az result
the aggregation VIII come into pos
session OF So Smith and Duffev. OF
Pittsburgh. won the two mon event
IN ducks. with score OF GIg. beating
out Monahan and Bailey. ~ this CITY.
who rolled 5?5 the dav before Mario
rity. Of Wellsburg team. finished in
front In Tho singles with fhe excellent
score OF $50 The Rough Riders coppad
me bacon in ~" Eve mon event lr
ten pins with score NJ g-O4. PRYOR
ana McFaddcn won in doubles with
score ~ 1875. while Nathie. az East
Liverpool won the single events with
the high score ~ CT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
De Wires obseauIes.

with many beautiful floral tributes
the funeral OF Robert T. De Wires. Jr.
whose death occurred in the Wheel.
ing hospital Tuesday morning. was
held from tho residence OF his sister.
Miss Helen DE Wires. in Highland
PARK. yesterday morning az 2 o'clock
and was largely attVded by friends
ana relatives. Requiem high mass vas
celebrated ~ the chapel IN Mt Cal.
vary cemeterey AZ 2 so O'Clock and
interment followed in that cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
Townsend Funeral.

Tho funeral ~ Mrs Johanna Town
sSnd. whose death occurred Monday
evening. vas held Yesterday morning
from The late residence. 40 IS Seven.
tenth street. ar 6 go REQUIEM hlrh
macs vas celebrated at 81 Ioserh's
cathedral a. % oclock. and iufermeut
followed 90 81 CaIvarv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

From his late residence on Third
street. Aetnaville. this afternoon AZ
3. 80 O'Clock will be held tho funeral OF
John Miller. lnterment will follow at
Riverview cemetery.
Deceased died Tuesday evening az
J 20. following short illness he was
IN his siNty-siHth year. and e. survived
by his widow and several children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

Justice Henry 4 Gildorsieeve. ot
Sew York. Who drew the viu o.
John "a Gates year ago iast spins
estimates 80 fortune h. left ~ De
tween $50. 900 600 and Sc. 600 OO0
~ evrsr- 81 million foiiara o. The is
b-4lsaff ef f1 hfa affr~ ard his con
th<r.-a s safea whose enlargement
f0 H Nrrs polls E.rl vaa recently
made kruau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

VIZ HEN babies
wv
DO oh.
things all VET
pantry shef and NIL the basin
' > " N 49,
Nay than that.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

NrF 1au hacs I'm surprised a
tnu Won told ne before 80 wfre
a.rrisi thaf YOU never used profan.
10y
Mr rackhact % didn't Z vas never
m.rr--l hrfnre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

wonder there N the of putting
does not
Probably N'
other day is anxious o ave made public
q oseep
and
we'll
chorotorm BY
a
10 the
II does
men the cat lies down
OF
the box ~''''"' UNIV"
hear
body ~ 1" ''"p' 'OHes """e inc
" '"''' Vi '4" Sp'N"a'''s
@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

high mass will be celebrated az St
Joseph Cathedral at Q o'clock and in
terment Will follow at Mt Calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

bIOW
you should ins the desire into them Just as often
as you possibly
For what do you thipkI Blowing soap bubbles has
been discovered TO be a splendid lung developer.
At one OF the largest tuberculosis camps in
world the doctors have given their poents orders
bow soap bubbles an hour every day At a certain
time In the morning all the patients starting
out with their clay pipes and their basins.
SO II you want your children have fine healthy
lungs you must encourage them In blowing bubbles
SOFT and fine as often possible.
from what remember OF my delight
the beautiful irridescent things and the
peting as 10 who could blow the biggest, the
which~would last the longest. IL seems TO me that
.hC"' dnt - a difficult
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
DUCK PINS

DUCK PINS.
Five Men-Club Five, 1897. $50.
Ooubles-Smith and Duffy. Pitts
burgh. GIG. s25.
Singles - Mariority, WeIIsbura.
$40, $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
BOWLING TOURNEY
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
OUTSIDERS COME IN FOR TIER
SHARE OF PRIZE MONEY.
Rough Riders Win First Money in
Five Men Team Event in
the Larger Pins.
THE WINNERS.
TEN PINS.

TEN PINS.
Five Men-Roueh Riders, 27oe. $50.
ooubles-Pryor and M. J. McFadden,
f175, s25.
Singles - Mathe. East Liverpool.
Gil, $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

--I. ',.lF't 49, 49,. v .l''T nf0,s'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29

Judge Word Diedrirkl won 100 straight
"lts. Ty cobb tCoihyl. second. 1871
bailey valentine. third. Fir"Sly O.oo.
HsJ. fourth. Best time. o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-29
Duck Pfns-Doublss.

Duck Pfns-sineies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-30

one Bond street establishment the sale
of false hair for men equals that for
women. Toupes to cover the back
bald spot are sold from two to five
guineas.
silk pajamas at FIVE guineas ($2625)
the pair, silk socks at los. Cd. ($3.9),
are items in mems outftting bills,
some of which, said representative
of a Bond street firm, amount to from
goo to 5000 a year.
Pretty and fancy iewelry is no long
err the prerogative of women, for men
are wearing every kind Of jeweled and
enameled link, stud button and also
platinum stone rings Chains of pearl
and platinum, and are spending ct
least twice the money they did year
or two ago in this way. At a we'll
known firm of jewelers. new evening
dress watches for men Of enamel with
diamond monogram, are on sale at
G14O $1,000.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-30
ARpuL,s GEMS EoR SALE.

PARIS Sept 1-One of the most
remarkable auctions ever held in Paris
is to take place toward the end of No
vember, namely, the sale of the Jew
els formerly belonging to the ex-Sul-
tan Abdul Hamid. 1t will be remem-
bered that when Abdul was deposed,
the Ottoman government seized this
property as belonging to the nation.
Since then they have been stored with
the Imperial Ottoman Bank, but now
the government intends to apply the
proceeds Of their sale to the purpose
of increasing the Turkish fleet. 1t is
announced that large sums have al.
ready been offered for this extremely
valuable collection from America, Ger.
many, England and Italy, but it has
been decided that it will be more ad.
yantageous to dispose of the gems
here.
They will be exhibited for some
time previous to their sale at the
| Georges Petit Gallery, and every as.
surance will be given to the Turkish
government and the Imperial Ottoman
Bank for their absolute authenticity
/ The collection is very large and var.
led, and contains large number OF
magnificent pieces, although some.
what barbaric to modern tastes.