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The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
Edison Has Narrow Escape.

Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. 30.-Thomas
Edison, the famous inventor, who, with
his family, is touring Europe by auto
mobile, had a narrow escape to-day
when his motor car tumbled into a deep
Iavine between here and Interlaken.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Henry II. Clagett, 2, and Minnie ]. Herren. "a
both Of Bealetun, Va. Rev. Jacob 4. Norton.
Peter II. HILL ., and Lemon II. Nelson, 90
Rev. Peter B. Mcclure.
CharleS Caleb Ref. 81, and Cora Pauline Brad.
dock. 30. Rev. Earle Wiley.
Francis L. G. Owen. -. and George E. Dough
erty, 81. Rev. G. Freeland Peter.
Joseph B. Hisdon. .. and MaTy L. Owens, %,
of Charles County. Aid. Rev. A. N Mark
speeTos Ulahos. IS. and Mary d'Amouti. IS Rev.
Joakin AlexoToulas.
Otis +. Haden. q. and Annie Taylo-. q. both
-of Palmyra, Va. Rev. G. ]. S. HuDnicutt.
George w. speckmann. q and Berriee NJ.
Wright. %. Rev. w. w. Barnes
Alexander ~ Elliott, &c. and Marie 7. Morgan,
q. Rev. @. J. s. Hunnicutt
CoLoRED
J. H Jones. ., and Sadie E Lewis. =. Rev.
n. 7. Taylor
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
. Local Temperature.

Midnight, g.: a. IN. e.; 4 a. m. 6l 6 a. m, GO
s a. m. 81; 10 A. m, GO; u noon, 90; 2 p. m, 81
p m. 60; p. m. 50; p. NJ, GO; 10 p m. 60.
Maximum. e.: minimum. c.
Relative humidity-s a. m. 81; p. m. 81; p.
m, o. Rainfall (s p. m. to p. M, 095 Hours
Of sunshine, 0; per cent Of possible sunshine. o.
Temperature same date last year-MaXimuIn. Il
minimum. s..
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE.
Catherine Burns, 80 years, Providence Hospital.
Ernest L. EsolhorSt. ~, Iil6 G st. sc.
Josephine Il. Hagerty, 81. Home for IncIrables.
Walter :. Wall r. sol 81. NV.
Chas., Rcnuer 81, Potomac River. OPP Alexandris
Rosie Stone, months. Chidren's Hospital.
COLORED.
Louise Martell, 81 years. sos st. NV.
Edith VI. Robinson, g. 2ls 10th ST. NV.
Caroline Robinson, Is, IA Cleveland place NV.
Katherine Shorter, months. FreeClmen's Hospt.
Martha Smith, 5 months lO4I Potomac st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
Tide Table.

To-day-High tide I:is q. m and isA p. N
low tide. rs q. m and los p. m
Tomorrow-High tide. IS q. m. and 2sD p m
low tide $50 a. m. and 800 p m.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Oscar A. and Martha Olsnn. girl.
Charles c. and Sophia B. Lewis. boy.
John R. and Jennie Il. Ke. 7hle, boy.
Fred l. and Susie I. Hardey. boy
Charles and Elsie b. Fischer. girl
Charles A. and Lillian A. Enslert. boy.
COLORED.
Roscoe G. and Amy OrIne. boy.
Luther and Annie Miller. girl.
Frank II. and Gertrude S. Lloyd. boy.
Johnny and Katie Galway. boy.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
couditfon of the water.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Harpen Ferry. W. Va. Aug. sa-Potomac muddy
and shsDsndOah sliEatly muddy this sseuins -
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
COMPLETE IN ONE YEAR.

ACCOUNTANCY TNSTRUCTION-PRE-
pairing for C. p. A. degree or higher
Office positions. Washington School OF
AccOuntancy, conducted by Y. NJ. G. A
INSTITUTE. Catalogue. 224-tf
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31

Last night Mrs. Bowen declined TO
make any further statements until she
had consulted her attorney.
Bowen showed surprise when told that
the divorce had been set aside. He said
he would now fight the case. According
to Bowen, he secured the divorce in
Cincinnati in order TO protect his two
children from the stigma which would
attach to them il proceedings had been
brought in this city. He maintained that
every statement he made in Cincinnati
in his suit for divorce was absolutely
true. and that he had not lived with mis-
wife since he had filed the suit against
her. Notwithstanding her statements to
the contrary.
A year and a half ago he brought q
suit for absolute divorce against his wife
in this city, but withdrew the same out
of consideration for his children and
because. as stated by him, Influence was
brought to bear on him to do so.
Bowen said last night he would consult
his attorney to-day and that he would
file q cross suit against his wife in this
city, after having satisfied himself that
the Cincinnati decree had been declared
void.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31

Rain

Temperatures IN other cities. toG,fher with the
amount Of rainfan for the twenty-four hours ended
At p N. yesterday, follows:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-31
BOWEN DIVORCE
DECLARED VOID
Cincinnati Judge Rules on
Plea of Woman.
MAN DENIES ALL CHARGES
Capital SaIOonkeeper Is Determined
to Fight Case in Courts-ActiOn
Brought in Ohio, He Says, to
Prevent NOtOriety Here-COunter
Charges to Be Filed.
special 70 rhe washington Her.ld.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. SO.-The divorce
decree granted to Michael Bowen, owner
of saloon and billiard hall in Washing
ton. D. c.. from his wife, Cora Bowen,
several months ago was set aside to-
day on the ground that II was secured
by Misrepresentation and fraud.
Judge Warner acted on the motion to
annul Immediately. declaring that he had
been informed that about $4,000 worth of
real estate might be involved, and to
protect the interests OF Mrs. Bowen he
would annul the decree at once.
Mrs. Bowen came to Cincinnati a few
days ago, after learning that her husband
had obtained a divorce in the Hamilton
County courts without her KNOWLEDGE.
She declared that he had known where
she was living. as he returned TO her and
lived with her as soon as the decree had
been granted. At the hearing OF the case
K is said Bowen testified that he did not
know where she was.
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m Paper was made from asbestos in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
rHusTEE-s SALE.

Nv virtue OF a deed OF trust made BY
samuel Mcf chase. 20 the underslg ued
dated the igtl day % JanuSry a d
lrlp. aud recorded 10 the office OF tie
'lerk OF tie County Court % ONio Coun-
y. West virginia. IN Deed OF Trust Hook
n" -. 40 PAGE 29s. ] viii sell - public
auction. 20 the highest and best bidder.
a. the north front door OF the court
house OF said county. ga the city OF
state % West virginia on
TUESDAY THE alST DAY or OCTO-
Der. \. T.. 1911
commencing At 10 o'clock q m the fol
owing described real estate. situate "a
we tsNu OF Kim Grove. IN ohio County.
West Elrginia. that IA 20 cay. lot mum
6rred Eight 80 Ia samuel a. Patterson
Third Addition 20 Elm Grove a. the
same Il shown and designated on a ttat
thereof which Is OF record Ia tie off!ce
OF the clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
County. West virginia
Terms OF sale Cash or on.-tbirl -
the pure base money. Or so,much more A.
me purchaser may elect To- paw cash In
mana on tue dhy OF sale. and the residue.
IN "" equal instruments. PAYABLE re-
: pe' INeIA IN six months and twelve
tiuhtus from the day 81 sale with inter
est the purchaser giving his neEotiabIe
promissory notes FOR the deferred nav
ments, the legal title being retained a.
iuIlLrT security until all tue purch ase
money shall HAYS been paid
should the sale not be COMPLETED on
the above date. Il Will be adtourned from
time 10 time. wtfhout other motto. fhau
oral Stoclamation made az the time OF
Adjournment.
.o II G.. RICHARDS.
- " : - Trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
SPECIAL coH.zIssIoHERs' SALE.

by virtue OF the authority vested in
the undeTsigned Special ComrnisSion,rs.
Sl'le a, a decree OF Tie Circuit Court OF
ONO county. West Virginia. entered ON
the tth day OF October. 1911. IN Chauc.r,
'fdeT Book No. -. page u et SEQ a. a
S s,s thefein pending in which south
80 bahN OF meeting, "a corporation, Is
plalniiff. and r. a Hum and otnrrs ars
Defendants. the undersigned speciaI corn-
nlssioner-. Wall sell at tho north front
door Of the Court House OF ohio C,ount,.
IN wheeling. West Virginia at public
suction, 20 the highest aud best bidder
therefore on.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25rH. 1911.
commencing az 10 o'clock a rn OF fh.t
DAY. the following described 1ronsrf,.
that is 70 say. -
An undivided one-haIf interest Ia and
70 certain piece or parcel Of ground ST
uAte ia sprlsg q fdtchle's Addition 10
the town Of south Wheeling Onto Cour-
~. West virginia. being I.oL 80 Nfu.fgt
IN square No Fifteen t1bJ On said addi-
ZION. together with all the hulIdinra I'm
provements and easements and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging.
me remaining undivided One-haIf IN
teteet IN TIE above described property d.
door of the Court House aforesnii on
SATURDAY. November 20. 1911 AZ "a
- ei'. a. m. 81 that day rs Chaa y
CauIic and J. Is. Handlan. Special Com
south side BanE 90 Wh-eiing. a,slnst
I lie y hemper adm, 20 all. and in
--hlng said lot 40. = iu Square No 1E
Aforesaid. the undersigned special Com
nlissioHera Will Cooperate with fshas
Me'auic AMI J. d. Handian. specfaf
commissioner aforesaid. in selling tbe
same a. whole and not az undivifed
interests therein " better price NAV
thereby De realized
TERMS Oh SALE. Ons-third Of the
purchase money and a. much more a.
we purchaser elects 90 pay cash ln hand
PAID on the day OF sale. ana the residue
~ sh1. iu two equal iuatallmenfs lf
we've and eighteen months TeHracffvoIs
from inc day % sale. the purchaser civ
inE Dis notes therefore. with security II
required ~ the said cornfnissionsra. nav
able 20 said commlrsiouerH or order
slth interest. the legal title % fhs saId
rell estate not 90 be- cunveved 10 fIe
purc hnfer fill the entire purchase rn1nsv
hnd interest shall have been paid
CiiAE MrCAMIc
W q. CALDW ELL.
-. SPECIAL Commissioner
NJ AAlC = CLAItkE. Attya
1 Ipnu J.. kinrhNrn. CLERK ~ The said
court DO hereby certify that me above
named special umruisFIunrrH have here.
toiore siVeu the bond and security A. re-
qulred ~ the said decree ara bv fHu
Given under my band tits z1rI dav af
octoheE- 1911
JOHN r. KfSGHOu~.
'lers - tie Circuit rours 90 ohio Conn
~. West virginia.
o-tf-7f-n-7-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
FOUND DEAD IN
WELISviIIE POTTERY

Special Dispatch 60 the Intelligence.
WELLSNILi.E. o. Oct. 23.-Tha
dead body Of John Common. a well
known character about Wellsville
was found al 80 o'clock Sunday
corning within the enclosure OF Pat.
terson Bros pottery.
There were no marks OF violence
and because OF the fact that Connor
had been In bad health for some time
past. the opinion prevails that his
death was due either 10 heart disease
or n ruptured blood vessel.
The body lay face downward in the
soft clay. the forehead resting on the
iett forearm and the hat 81 the Dc.
ceased firmly grasped In his right
hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Application for Franchise.
APPLic.rron norTcn

-%~@ 49,.
Netir- - t~rrtg EiFsn tat fne Pan
n.rt-s rracttru Company. a ccrr~rration
- to state - Vest Nirgi-iA sAs rrsa~
as 1caf'or 20 th~ councii u tie city -
csssers a., assisn-. - co.ostrl-t sna
have. and - nfry tgsi ysars frosri the
eatr - vh-n tci- or,hnanc- takcz ef-
- - rn.inta,n sns cr~rats a. aadi-
"a - 80 -~s7ufd rultuaV fra1k q tnfe-
r~ii-. krosuss re. Rau- - rorsfr,lct~.t
- 20 p~fnit IT, cf~raffun % cars hsT-
~ q ENur~ - frur FEET eight ant on
~ uast~- 49, I've f-~t tss incbss. y
iNell. fnE-thrr ~ith 81 uece-s.ry
sift- 49, oth-r electrical o. me-
shanieal appliance uron and over Scrth
nan street and tr- r~s TOP Mn Had
80 te!ng r~s-unstruct-,if fruni coau.c-
=, - - - - rlai. stth ths prvs~nt tracks
- ne MA--llnr TT -tian Company art
- fNnnsni lie rrattian Company al ~
le@r Ict at au-s tlaNfn= a. the North
limits q to CITY - Mhe~line ard 80
- 80 -. D.. s4r-s anl other n~c-
49, siet fr.cal aad mechanical sppu-
snc-- - sAid roint ~Ith she trarAs %
NE snit isnhandie Traction COMPANY
-. t-1 % - - constructed from
$40 city limits Northp ardiN
here as siso ON tn- So dav %
- flbef 1911. filled WITH me fIerE % 10
Etfst Nranrn % rouurIl arA ufth The
Andttnr and EK-pfffcla clerk q th@ So
90 hfencn q Council. a. ordinance 70
- proposed On The Council q the CITY OF
hsehnE. for the purpose - Eranting
ne AboNe mentioned rfshts Nrieft prdi-
nAnre. In addition 90 the rnAkins 90 sach
- contains provisions m the matter
% indemnity q the city. Compensation
20 TIE city. purchase ~ the CITY 81
physical property. tte. 10 pursuance %
TIE prov sions ~ the CITY carter. ref
stshee q which Ordinance for further
rtnstion - hereby gade
PANHANDLE TRACTION COMPANY.
hy q q. NAGLE. Vice President
oeie-sot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
YOUNG WOMAN is
SHOT By CALLER
East Liverpool Young Woman the
Victim Of Distressing
Accident

Sps Ia Dispatcn 20 the Intelligence
EAST LIVERPOOL. O. oct. a3.-
Miss Orva Boden. a young woman
Of Putnam street. East End. was ac-
eidentally shot In the lower limb. by
willard Wilke. a young man who had
called upon her AZ her home Sunday
evening The unfortunate acciden,
happened when young wilke was ex.
amining a revolver OF - caliber
which belonged 20 the girls father.
The gun was not supposed 20 be
loaded. a doctor was hurriedIy sum.
moned and dressed the injury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
TRUSTEES SALE.
rnusrEE. aALr
OF crrr PnoyERrY.

b. strta- - I'D % sru-i u.aa- ~
ltafr' hs-on. @nd En-la NAsoa ~
stf-. q - - tr--trs. dated the ieta
.- ID. offi-- - ths cisTs - 80 s,s,sI-.ly
fuarf - orto felnfF Nesf Nirrrta- ~
L'-.i q rri-st iiooz ~. -. pas~ as 3
frcat dscr - rn~ court Hou.s ~ - -
.slltl. y 80 strrirta. ga Saturday. -
lstn tay - >er~u t.-r. 1871. cputr,.ncg &
% parc-i sitgaisd % tss ~ssi s.ss =,
Mllu street anf fruutinE theTsrn. On tie
Flfth ard % the srty q wh-~aag Ohio
'puufl West Virgins. sn1 uor- parfic-
u sriy Describes a. Follows. to-~V
80. -, 80 - srcsert,y ssins - segta
sst-n - ani tae north eleven f-%, %
iot uamrer frrfl -. as o. gnsPiius
AM Enff addition 90 ths tlfN OF Mhs.4-
.ns. AT frortirE tSenty-tws t-.l feet
o. the s~-f SIDE % Main street. and -
tsrtssf terk - al cN~u Nfdth - an
alley lu the r-ar % said iot toz.ther
with Az tie BUILDINGS and improvements
tuatsd Thereon. or appurfsrancr- there
Tots brinE the sane property that ~as
--Fised 20 tie said Harfy Mason Tor AMI
tuftng has natural lifetime b the Isl
y IA and testament % Sus<an. or SasanuA.
Aasuu. deceased b~irs ROW of record lu
WI hoex 10 a. Pase 80. % the rec
the same property that the heirs u tie
said susan. yr SUSANNA. ANsor conveyed
AL their right. TUE and tnterest In. a.
Mason. 4nd~r the vii Aforesaid 10 The
said hArry Mason - two deeds that are
nov - record ~ the Clerks ono OF
of4io County. West Virginia "a Decd
Book No ies az pages go8 ana sos
TERMS or SALE
pu~-fElrd % tire purcnase money and
"a much more a. the purchaser ulay elect
20 pay. IN each on the day % sale. ana
the residue Ia two equal annual pas -
ussnts. With interest - six Der cent from
date, PAYABLE semi annually, the pur-
"a rf
stAllmsnts With approved security. and
the title 20 the property being retained
by The trustee until ~ il fully paid Tor
". NJ DUNLAP
o-iT-to-n-ls Trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
STATE DEATHS
Georae W. SNYDER

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIligen~.r
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. oct. "a
George w Snyder. almost a lifelong
resident Of Monongalia county. died
al his home near Laurel Point sat.
urday night at II O'Clock Death was
caused BY stroke % apoplexy. lie
II survived by one brother. J x. Sny.
der OF Presumption. M The funeral
will be held Tuesday morning from
the Laurel Point residence. Rev. Mr..
Kelly. Of the Monongara district. will
ot1ciate lnterment will be- in charge
OF H. A. DAVIDSON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
PITTseURe WHITE
SLAYER CnNNtcrEH

NEW YORK. oct 25.-Phnip SaIoW
or Pittsburg. was found guilty to-day
OF bringing Eloys wandt 81 that cltv
20 New York for immoral purposes.
and the jury took but "A few minutes
20 reach their decision. The Wandt
girl Is only seventeen years old. Saiow
may be sentenced from ten 20 twenty
years as white slave" trnnicker
lie was rernanded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 20 MAnufaetur.rs Joebxr, Mar.
chants fnd Othsr WholesAls psaisra

Shants pad Other whoisssls Dealers
"a NOAltE Is HEREBY GfNgN That
re STATE Rncrd OF Control OF the state
OF Nest Nirgiaia Viii TccciV. bids daily
~ Us off4o- az Charleston Wet Vic
slnis. Tor furnishing Supplies for the
several state institufions ffe financial
management or which - vested In said
hoard Contracts viii 30 awarded to the
( toNest bidders. quality considered. and
StnSI thlnEs heins equal. Wet virginia
ueslers VIII Be given preference
Lists or supplies needed viii b fur.
nis.el bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD Oh CONTROL
as-f-u Cha~.estuz. West Virginia
L Enslneer office. Wheeling. "
Va. october % 1871
sealed Proposals FOR furnishing and
delivering two Wondeu-lull rray.f
harges, Nos. IS and "a. for Dam No =
ONO River. viii be received here until
! ! a m eastern timel. November "a
1911. and then publicly opened lrfor-
nation on application > " Aitstaet-
Ter, Major. kngrs. o-2g-c4-eS-n--I-gs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

Two ok room frame dWeilings with
.as. Pump and cistern water a. dnar
Corner lot fQNt00 g. Terms can be ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
DIED.

SLOAN Monday. D...H.r .. 1911 AZ
~ n.In.E w. in Elr Grove Isl
Va. LUCINDA -ilYAE. aFrf 90 searr
Furrral from fHe rerI frr.r uf Har aan.
HTi.e Sloan. Ir Patterson AIfIfar.
I.m Grove. af fH .0rE H DOLL MsI.
UeflaF. DrfDtsr 20. 1911
MnnRa-ff Glendale |..aH.fa. rr . r.
GOV. prflIrr o. 1gI1. afs a.rI1.Es -r
MARTHA o.. vie of Robert D.. b. .. .
bod ler flf. year.
rurersl rarFfrea 90 Wr1Irrrar. D. D.
FIurrU rn ~ rIraafar afternoon 10 q
o'clock frfrrmerf af So sfr.Hfr .ar-a-
farr Friends ~ fra rar.... r.aa....f
fully Invited t1 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
WANTED-FemaIe Help

WASTED-Lady pianist Must D.. sight
reader. Apply McCrorey's and 10
cent store. Main 90 Market streets
o-gf-i
WANrED-Giri Nr general hous.worl.
small family AutlN no south Hroa.i-
way or call Bell l5Ss-R o-zaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BE TT - CHI y
fDrEhAL DthECTOr smD
EETEEiEl ENBhLNER
F22 ard ff24 Main Street
Calls Answer Day Or Might
Store Plouas 6ss
Vic L. bertscly. Bell Phone IZ4zg
g.. j. Ecuschy. Nat Phoue IZzs.Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

SiN-ro1rn bungalow with hall. having
.sueuted cellar. cabinet ulantela. front
qorru. EHa snd water. cement walks and
walls. board walk % house. IL blocks
FROM car lire can be BOUGHT for
81 100 nn
WABWooD LOTs-Good sites FOR
modern homes
See Our Bulletin az Entranos.
HHHnx ". guHDLIHG. AeHnr.
OPP Victoria Theatre,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Sor SaIe--Typewnters

coalition. o. ~ errfrr "a 49, n
"he9ins. Aat isss-M. ben. s5fR
aa-za-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
FOR RENT

Nir VICTORIA Theatre.
NJ. i22s Market ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
WANTED-Male Help.

-
WAN TED--ENperienc-d chocolate dipp~r
and girl Tor confectionery Cunwirrs
Confectionery. 1898 Main 81. o-st-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
FOR KENT

FOR REET-furnished house. Io8 100
o-21-l
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HALLER g. BIEBERsON

hsai Estate snd Firs rnsuranoa
noth Phcusa. see.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

n Mheshug and all surrouna-
tng towns IN " Va. an hou.e-
hold goods. pianos. etc. i~sN-
Sos them IN your possession.
allow irE yNu from one monfa
- one years time - FAY N
small BeekiS Or monthly pay
; flenf.
wat a loan With 80 will
cost.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-05-23
Mrs. IshInae| WiNeQ.

Mrs. Emma S. Wiley wife OF
Capt. Ishmael Wiley, died at their
home on West End avenue this
morning at ten minutes after four
O'Clock, after a lingering illness of
about three years. She had been
confined to her bed since last June.
Mrs Wiley would have been thirty
eight years of age next August.
She is survived by her husband
and five children, as follows: Miss
Ella Madeline Wiley, and Masters
Arthur E., Lee Mace, Ishmael, Jr,
and Carleton Burnham Wiley. She
is also survived by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Francis Hurley, of Ell
lott, and five brothers, Messrs
Prettyman Hurley, of Wicomico
county; Oscar, Roy and Harry, of
Elliott, and Baynard Hurley,of Fed
eralsburg; and three sisters, Mrs
Bessie Gray, of Baltimore, land Mrs
Fred. Moore and Miss Neva Hur-
ley, of Elliott.
The funeral services will be held
| tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock
from the Baptist Church, of which
she was a faithful and consistent
member. They will be conducted
by Rev. Amos Clary, the pastor. In
terment will be in the Cambridge
! Cemetery.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-05-23
E|dOPadO News.

Mrs. Mamie Baker and Mr.. Sheri-
dan Wheatley, clerk in the store
of Brinsfield e Hackett, were mar
ried at the Eldorado M. P. Church
last Wednesday evening. The cere-
mony was witnessed by many
friends, who wished them well.
Wilbur Wheatley, who has been
quite ill for sometime, is up and
about again.
L. r. Hackett visited Baltimore
last week on a business trip.
Mrs. John Hurlock, of FederaIs-
burg, is visiting Mrs. w. J. Stack.
Mr.. Darcy Brinsfield has re
turned home from one of his bust
ness trips this past week in Somer-
set county, and while there pur-
chased one of the finest driving
mares in that section of the State.
The price paid was $500.
Mothers Day services were very
appropriately celebrated in the
church here at the morning and ev-
ening services of the 18th inst.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-05-23
Many Holidays For Miners.

| One of the queerest phases of
hard coal mining, in northeastern
Pennsylvania, is the. celebration of
| dozens of different holidays by for
| eign-born mine workers. Sometimes
one of these celebrations, I'M
, announced and not expected by
the mine management, draws away
enough workers to stop completely
the operation of the mine.
The difficulty comes from the
varying nationality of the men. At
one colliery there may be workers
from twenty countries; often a visi-
head of the shaft, printed in a dOz
en- different languages. Each ma
tionality or religious sect has its
"holy days and 'feast days and
other occasions for celebration. A
colony of Hungarians cannot UNDER
stand why, just because they hap
pen to be in America, they should
forsake the practices Of their nal
tive land.
The worst part about it is that,
in many cases, they do not notify
the foreman in advance they seem
to take it for granted that every
body knows that they are not going
to work on certain days. To keep
the many foreign holidays in his
head a foreman would have to be
a sort of human almanac. /
1t has proved impossible to bring
about uniformity in regard to the
observance of holidays. The at ,
tempt to do so is much like it would
be to try to get all the foreign ,
born mine workers to speak the
same language. The mine workers /,
as we'll as the opera
tors, have tried in vain to find a !
remedy for the situation.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-05-23
Prohibition Mdss.MGetiRQ.

Mr.. M. S. Larmore, a speaker of
national renown, will address a
massmeeting at Phillips Hall Fri
day evening of this week. May 26,
IN The interest OF ti,o pIviIiDlef.--
cause. The growing interest in the
means of saving the young men Of
the land from the curse of drink is
causing large attendances at such
meetings, and as Mr.. Larmore is
not only an able, but a very pleas
ing speaker, those who attend the
meeting will hear a strong, master
ly, eloquent presentation of the
prohibition cause.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-05-23
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