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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
SHOW
GIRLS AS THEY
LEAVE COURT
LILLIAN GRAHAM AND ETHEL
CONRAD ACQUITTED OF CHARGE
OF SHOOTING w. {. D. STOKES,
THE MILLIONAIRE HoRsEMAN--
WHEN VERDICT ANNOUNCED
MISS GRAHAM GOES INTO VIo-
LENT MYSTERIES.
By Associated Press.

New York, Dec. 15.--Lillian Graham
and Ethel Conrad, the show girls
charged with shooting w. E. d. Stokes
and attempting to kill him, were ac-
quilted by a jury this afternoon after
So minutes of deliberation. Stokes is
a millionaire horseman.
While the jury was celebrating the
defendants were held prisoners in an
adjoining room. When summoned
to hear the verdict Miss Graham ap-
peared completely unstrung and was
assisted into tht court room. When
the verdict was announced Miss Con-
rad cried thank Cod and then went
into violent Mysteries. She sank to the
counseis table, then jumped up,
shrieking, tearing her hair and throw
ing her arms about wildly. She re-
covered as suddenly as she was at
tackled. As the girls left they greeted
by cheers from the large crowd.
Before the prosecution began its
summing up today Attorney Moore, for
the defense, was permitted to supple
ment his argument of yesterday by
briefly calling the jury's attention to
the fact that if the holes in Stokes's
coat and hat were really bullet holes,
more shots must have been fired than
the six. accounted for, Five of these
bullets lodged in the wall and one in
olOheS iCS. W1CiSi tSHSO, "SK {
the rest?
PRETTY WIFE PRESENT.
When Assistant District Attorney
Buckner began his speech to the Jury
Mr.. Stokes's pretty young wife had
chair up near the judges desk.
The prosecutor reminded the jurors
that when they were sworn they de-
clared that they could try this case
as fairly against two women as against
two men. He urged them not to con-
slider Stokes's character.
Let's concede that we don't like
him. Still that does not mean that
We can say go on Lilly and Ethel
shoot him up
He pleaded with the jury to forget
sympathy and consider only the argu-
ment of self defense. Speaking of the
relations between Stokes and Miss
Graham, he said scornfully, and they
have the hardihood to call that love
It's not love; it's lust on the part OF
Stokes and lucre on the part of Lillian
Graham"
Mr.. Buckner did not spare Stokes
He referred to the sick millionaire AZ
-"cool, calculating roue, who ha6
always been strong and was cautious
Miss Graham covered her face witt
her hands and the tears trickleG
through her gloved fingers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16

that he was compelled to send his
daughter to another town to- receive
her high school education. He said
that he did not like to, do this for the
girl was not in sympathy with her sur
roundings. $50.
This man did not have in mind the
proposed agricultural school," said Mr..
Lynch, but he struck the keynote to
the whole situation" -e.~,
Other states in the north and middle
west have found that schools which
teach the things that the children are
interested in are taxed to their ca-
pacity to care for the attendance.
Under such conditions, he saws. no
compulsory educational laws are
needed. He pointed out that statistics
show that ninety per cent of the chill
dren in all lines of work follow in the
same lines as their parents, and in
view of this fact he thinks that if an
agricultural school were provided for
the children Of the men engaged in
agricultural enterprises that the chill
Continued on Page Seven)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
MAYOR OF COAL CREEK
is INSTANTLY KILLED
Rv Associated Press.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 15.-Mayor
Thomas Watts. of Coal Creek, was in
stantly killed there this morning about
s o'clock by coming in contact with
live wire strung across a tin roof
on which he was standing while fight
ing a fire which consumed an under
taking establishment.
Mayor Watts has been very active
in the relief work for the Briceville
mine disaster sufferers, having issued
an appeal on Monday to mayors of
all cities to join in raising relief funds.
Coal Creek is six miles from Briceville.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
POLICEMAN WON FAVOR
BUT LOST 1T QUICKLY
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Dee. 15.-A uniformed po-
liceman won favor with a crowd last
night by ascending three flights of
stairs into a smoke-filled building,
going, as he thought, to the rescue of
q woman. A few moments later he
lost his popularity with the same au-
dience by coming out of the building
with a cage containing a parrot.
placing it on the sidewalk and kicking
bird, cage and all into the street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
THE
SOCIAL SPIRIT
TRANSFORMATION OF VACANT
LOTS INTO FLOWER GARDENS,
WEED CROPS INTO TOMATO
CROPS AT MINNEAPOLIS.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Leroy j.
Boughner, of Minneapolis, told the
American Civic Association here to-
day of the transformation OF vacant
lots of Minneapolis into gardens, beau
tifying the city and adding materially
in the reduction of the cost of living.
Weed crops were converted into to-
mato crops, dumping grounds into
flower beds, and the gardens thus
formed helped to bring together the
children into a safe playground and to
encourage the social spirit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
A TOWN
WITH DIMES
SEVERAL THOUSAND OF THE
COUNTERFEIT KINDARE DUMP
ED INTO ENSLEY, THE STEEL
MANUFACTURING TOWN.
By Associated Press.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 15.-Discov-
cry was made this morning that coun-
terfeit dimes had been dumepd into
Ensley, the steel manufacturing por
ton of Birmingham, and an estimate
is made that several thousands Of the
coins were distributed. The counter
felt is so clever that merchants who
noticed the numerous coins of that
denomination were unable at first
glance to discover they were bogus
Secret service men are at work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
FLORIDA AT ANCHOR IN PENSACOLA F4ARBOR
GREAT SHIP IS HERE
FOR SILVER SERVICE
Came Into the Harbor Yesterday Afternoon
at , O'Clock and Dropped Anchor
Off Palafox Street Wharf

COMMITTEE, COMPOSED OF COL CARY AND
OTHER CITIZENS CALLED ON CAPT KNAPP
REGARDING ARRANGEMENTS FOR MON
DAY-THE UTAH, SISTER SHIP, WILL COME
IN TODAY AND ANCHOR NEAR THE FLOR
IDA-ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED BLUEJACKETS
WERE GIVEN SHORE LEAVE LAST NIGHT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
PROFESSIONAL HEART HEALER
FAILED IN THIS CASE
BY Associated Press.

Covington, La, Dec. 15.-As a result
of professional heart healer's' fail
ure to patch up domestic differences
the marital troubles of Frederick w.
Salmen. of Slidell La, and his wife
May Ella Saimen, were brought to an
end yesterday when the court award
ed her absolute divorce and $4,000.
She was a Miss Drane and lived in
Chicago. Salmen is wealthy lumber
man.
New Orleans. Dec. 15.-The troubles
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. SaInen-
Of Slidell, La, were brought to light
in this city several months ago when
the husband brought criminal action
against Carl A. Conlin, who called
himself "Astro. the Heart Healer"
Salmen charged that Conlin swindled
him out of several thousand dollars
while supposedly applying himself to
the task Of restaoring thealienatesI
affections Of Mrs. SalmenI Conlin
was released after a preliminary hear
ing, but was turned over to Memphin
officers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
TWELvE HORSES PERIsH.

Augusta, Ga, Dec 15.-Twelve horses
valued at $4,000. perished in a fire
which destroyed a stable at the fair
grounds this morning. Eleven of the
horses were owned by George NJ.
Burke, of Williamsport, Pa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16
IMPLICATE OTHERS
BESIDE M'NAMARAS
Federal Officials at Indian
apolis Get Details of
Explosions.

CHIEF OF POLICE OF KANSAS
CITY QUESTIONED ABOUT GER
TAIN FACTS AND Is SAID TO
HAVE REVEALED INFoRMA-
TIoN NOT HERETOFORE
KNOWN - CONFIDENTIAL SEC
RETARY TEsTIFIES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16

Local rains Saturday, except gener-
ally fair in south portion, colder in
northwest portion; Sunday, fair, colder
in central and northeast portion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-12-16

Continued on Page Seven.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

At the home Of Mrs Stewart. Of near
Roney's Point
Tho Wednesday Afternoon Sewing
club was entertained yesterday by
Mrs Samuel Baird AZ her home 10
LorIng Place
Miss Atkinson o. Welisburr. is the
guest FOR a few days a. the home Of
J. p Atkinson. Of near Roney's Point
Mrs slater Thatcher expects o.
leave Monday for her home Ia Ar
nsa after spending several months
a. the guest % relatives in Ohio and
Marshall counties
Members o. the Ladies Aid society
~ the Triadeiphia 81 e. church viii
serve a chicken dinner iu tho H o.
Franzheim compauys store IN Wheel
INK today from ~ until q o'clock
william GieseIor. of sherrard. spent
Yesterday 10 the Grove ss the guest
Of friends
John Sfarkhouse rHq presented
Nith a valuable French coach doe res
terday huf had fhe misfortune OF Jos
ing 80 after having possession ~ fhe
animal only "a few minutes
ivor Jones has moved from wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
For q Second TINE m Making River
and Harbbr Etttmstea BY War
Department.
OHIO RIVER SECURES
SUM OF s34.sOO.OO o
Provides for Channel improvements
and Carrying on Work Already
Authorized.

WASHINGTON. Sow -- F.sti.
mates Tor continuing 1000 work OF
river and harhor Improvement
Throughout 10" county. mad. public
At the war department today aud GOV.
ering the fiscal s-tr ending June 3u.
1913, how a strict adherence. Goo fur
new adminlstritiuu policy ~ asking
congress 10 appropriate only FOR those
improvement which have received
the approval az "a" army corps OF en-.
gineers after the most thorough in-
vcstigatiou. 80 uew projects OF any
great Important" are provided Tor 900
the estimates. and unless congress
takes the biz Ice its teeth and dlsrc.
CARDS the recommendations Of Gen.
eral W. - BiAb}. chief Of engineers.
the pork barrel method of river and
harbor work Viii have been sliml
mated for e srcuud yaur
The appropriations askcd for assr'.
gate $40. 62s. SOS. as against f3O.095.59
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
TRUST CONTROL
81 Supervision o. Charters Urged Be.
fore Federal Commission
wednesday.

WASHINGTON. Sow % -Opposi.
ton 'o a federal Incorporation law.
or Tho plan advocated by Samuel tn.
fermeys- and ofhera. for "a federal
commission fo supervise c-0rDorations.
pa- made before Tho senate commit.
tee on .nfrrstaIe commerce to-day d.
Robert o. Reed. "a Sew York lawyer.
and Eugene o. Iay member 81 fhe
board of aprraisrrs m Sow York
Nr Reed insisted that Tho federal
remedy for rho frIsf evil ias in fore.
I1g corporations t0 remove objection.
able features from flr.r charters ana
in torcine The states to improve their
Incorporation laws Nr Har o..
ciarrd Chat r corporal 0n that. had
10 ItH cuarier power .1 absorb any
business DBL sn embryo tr4rf and Do
urged federal prohibitions AGAINST the
GRAFTON NJ rompsr.l. fHat have
Iu or f0 become holding r.mraniea.
or f1 exercise other powers o. mon.
opo.y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Will Inaugurate Hospital Campaign

Nrh ns arre corps o. assistants foUrr from lss.4.ak until
'~Mfh' H T. Bond. Who has charge Of fhe CRY hospital carfua.Fr
De- noF completing inai arrangements 20 iraur1rsfe che r rren dav
.AmpsIfn ior funds which Vi b. used to rebuild The CITY hospital
iAh. ie campaign for fhe y " r. s. building an army ~ frrrera
"H Do detailed to canvass the city for subscrprors Tao large
POI "H Pc placed on the main thoroushfarrs AMI each r.grf fhe
nanas on ne dial rnl be placed a. the asures uhc1 eu deIsnate
Tho amount raised
VINE no donations have been asked for 20 date the manager %
pc campaisn is greatly ENCOURAGED over letters received from prom
lnent residents Of ne city. who state that they u1 come to the front
' Ine proper Vine fu assist in raising TIRE necessary amount Al
present ne cts hospital cannot Accommodate ouahaf The patients
To Apply Tor admission. FOR this reason the campaign fas been
opened with q view - remodeHrE the building n such a manner az
20 accommodate both the rich and pool.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
How TO Get Rid
OF PimpleS, Quick
Stvart's Calcium Wsfefs Act Quick
y on Every Variety Of Skin
Troubles.


lNaI PacSs9s Sent Free 20 Prove u
Sometimes people write % us that
thny had used creams and lotions Tor
years without effect. get after hys
or EiH days 81 Stuart's Calcium Va
iers their compilations were per.
ffctly clear
Tee cary fo understand wbs~
Creams and lotions only get 81 the
surface. while Sfuarf's Calcium
Wafers 10 righf INTO the blood, a..
tacking The Impurities that Gauss
sEin diseases You'll never have .
goo1 COMPLEXION without pure blood
sfIars Calcium Waters contain
no poisonous drlg Of any kind They
are perfectly harmless and can -
taken uIfh absolute freedom. But
they york almost Ike magic. Cab
cilm Sllphid8. their principal lnue-
dent. is The greatest blood cleanser
known 10 science
10 matter bow bad your kin may
D. StuarE Calcium Waters wlI
quickly U0rk wonders with r. is
goodbye fo biackheaat pfmplea.
acne. boils rash. eczema and a dirty
tlied-up complexion 8 trial pack.
exc to prove bis fact uW be- sent
free ~ you vii send your name and
address 20 p A. stuart Co. f1s
stuart bicg. Marshau. Mich Thea
you can get he regular sire package
- "a drug store a. 60 cents q boL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
After site.

The members OF the committee ap
pointed from the Mystic lodge.
Knights OF Fythlas. for the purpose OF
looking for q suitable site on which %
erect q building for meetings Of fra
terual riders are visiting several loca-
lions and Vii report "a the lodge in
a lev weeks II WAS learned yester-
day that the committee Is trying 10
secure terms for a lease OF the lot
belonging % the First National Bank
% Elm Grove The lot is on Main
street and adloins the new bank build
ing ~ is especially suited for the
kind ~ building proposed. and 10 is
thought a long lease can BE- secured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
ELM GROVE
Bears 81 cs-risssonsu &C g-~ Resd
- se~ Pcint Todsy-its-s %
t1t.rest Ssog, tire Grove

Tie MEMBERS o. th@ Ohio county
lcarl o. c1mEAsiorel a~cconuaal-s
D. several p~roalEent orc4la % Tie
Anr l4osrc4lCsis .eaE-s. ~uI today. lt
El-~rstoc lnspsc; Pa prvs roac
.~ac4-s from NleH Poinf OF 'k@ oil
near pm Grove 20 BE- Whsslng
cr-~s ara v~E % purchasink that
'ro~r1lslfsr- AID t-raLsformiug % into
4 public rad
A. pressrt the road n a private
-sr- .eaVlr me Sfo1- Church road
90 ne top a. The Did above him Gro..
arf pas ns through a number 90
farms AID Gear ROCKS Addition. lr.
't-s@sE vf4 the BE WlsslnE Cr.-x
frtd lr Fe.frr-oI. o. ll fairly go-li
condition Ard with U.r L.;le impros.
. eL1 chang could De- fraua.orm~l
l-l a. oad ll.tVay Tt. plrrhHsir :
.f ft. road b. me county shout
f.f eth roe approval az al residents
D. tr Wheeling cre-k have CO.
rr Zoo se fh- S'rn- C1urc- rc.a.
oou.d NOT oni- lessen the dl
t.. considerably. but No-ld -m
a. Poe .onE. steep n.ii above p l
Grove
Dr. Inds-rfcrc ina the project OIL
b LE boosted ty re Anu ub.rr- .
81 81 league and THOSE Interested lu rl.
.ni'ar.lu a. View Point ~ also ty
r...ra. farmers aho pould be- great
D. benefited by ttr highway
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Psronas ara arL,f,

Collector iau'hics. OF The National
telephone Company. spent yesterday
ln West Alexander iooEing after che
Interests ~ Tho company.
The regular meeting OF the Young
Mons Educational society VIII be- held
morrow evening ~ tho home of
Jack Bishop oa Lind street. Wheel
irr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

: special meeting of The Elm Grove
volunteer fire company will be- held
This evening IN The town hall and
several important business matters
VIII be- transacted Tho bids FOR the
erection of fhe chemical houses. one
az ~Spr.ngdsle and The other IN Film
Heights 0vil be opened and the con
tract awarded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

The lecture - De- given 90 the Elm
Gra.. h.zh school building tomorrow
evening Bog Prof Wa tman r. Barbe
field agent for the State university ~
MurgautoVr promises to be- one Of
unusual interest. and will no doubt be
largely attended u ls the first 81 a
series ~ lectures and entertainments
be.rz arranged ty Principal Fred Hall
81 tn hich school The proceeds viii
De- used for purchasing additional
books FOR th. library.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Argus lamenfed-

y can't be critical" he cried. Took
81 the number OF beams I have 20 cast
OUT ~ my eyes before ] tackle an
other fellow. New York Sun.
Once more I sadly take n down.
And musingly ! gaze upon o.
choke my pride. and then decide
Twill DO with a new collar on T..
Detroit Free Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

Nrs Belle Jones. OF sand IrI is
fhe rnos' ~ hrr brother. Tor Wilbur
GiraeIcr. fhe Elm Grove dentist
Tho weekly prayer meeting OF tho
Ronys Point United Presbyter an
church was held yesterday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

Walter 70. Marsh opened up his nev
store o m Main street yesterday after
% with a large and complete line o.
shoes and gents furnishings Tn,
store Is IN the sliding formerly oc
cupicd by Scott - Russell. and ha,
been rcmodeled and improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

INK into the Wallace property in
Askews addition.
Mrs Harry brennan entertained the
member % the - ID g. club az her
home on Keys Lane yesterday after
boon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Supper Toniqht.

Arrangements have been complete
for the oyster supper 90 be given d
the " o. = hall this evening by m
J " Dougherty Bible class OF IN.
First 81 r. church. The members .,
poet 20 realize a neat sum from IN.
anair. as several tickets have bee.
sold An elaborate menu has bee
prepared. and the supper will b
seryd by the ladies' OF the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

4 box social and entertainment viii
De- held Friday evening in the upper
Peters run school house 4 musical
ana literary program Wil be- render
cd and VIII De followed by a social
The proceeds are for the school
library
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

Tho first building Of The Ant-Tuber.
culosis Leagues s|anitarium 20 View
Point. on the hiil above Elm Grove.
has been completed and is now occu-
pied o. cost about $1,000 and pre-
sents a neat appearance Others VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
committ.. Me-tina

S mf-fiA. 90 "a committee o. 'r
Morgan ,hep.re camp. ROYAL Sss.
burs o.. America. Vas hello Tue da
s-uirE To- complete Arrangements %
tle hold nr 90 Cd box social 10 the ,
% j. hal. on Thursday evening ID
cemh~r q program consisting
several mu-.-al and literary uLmr.
a prepared aud other arranFcmer.
for the event completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

A. . o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the family residence Boz McCu
dy Addition. was held tho funeral o.
Catherine. the lum~onths-old child u.
Mr. % Mrs John Sned.ker. who's.
death occurred Monday morning tt,
lntrrm-At was made B q the Ston.
Church cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
POLICE STILL SEARCH
FOR BRUTAL NEGRO.

CoATFSNILf.E Pa. Nov GA
fs'emafic search was begun ty The
police To-day 'o a~Uprsftr1 the ucrro
'rn Yesterday afternoon attacked
M-r James Campbell on l lonely road
rrr-h Cf fhs place and Who is De-
''". 'H .IU. been .r. some man
.' r-f.r -rf to a.fac. Mrs FRED
Russell several hours later or o. road
t-- .- Irltu-r"e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
ADJOURN LoRlwER
INQUIRY FoR WEEK.
VII 81 RssD~sd In Wsshinqton-No
Grand JUry Action 40 Present

CHICAGO m. Sow l1T The In-
qu.ry INFO fhe election o' senator
Loruer bv fns senatorial invesf.-
gazing committee vas ADORNED 20.
daF u1fI December arsn a. viii
reogfr ir Wash.1afou
10 vas given oI- fra- f.. federal
grand jury would not fs l1 lnsestl-
cation O. perjury CHARGES until the
Inquiry wla over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Social ana Ent.rtalnm.n,

BE- constructed from time 10 time a.
funds for the purpose are secured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

"s7'sS SIS Blue serge suits FOR sff25.
cFADDEN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
BARREL ELIMINATED

for the current year The estimates
viii IL sent % conEr'-- b. the ssCr.
tary 81 the treasury. and President
art ln bis mrsasp- sI. urge that
hey De s%'rictly adhered 'o. They are
divided ar follows
4"r ~D.r.u.Ifr .u".f...f.. K.- .fI...
't.''r rrt .atn4rs general
.lH.I.. M.. -lG. r,.
-lu afl -.im.rI.
''H. -t arI |..ufa-
sfu..tst Id.
q "i"I -.fr.t Ir.i ,.m.
mission '.NIsl-ssl ..
Prevention ~ deposits . Sew
York ..rftr r-- ...
Those esflmatss. 4f is exclaimed ar..
intended to cover all th- minimum %.
g~ulrementz Tor The prosecution and
m~aiuteuaI'e oi the various improve
ments They were mad" up from ,s-
Inmates prepared GOA the Sam. basis 20,
the various district engineers. th.. be-.
iHK don" to keep within POO, limited
fatal estimate Declined advisable. for
lh" hscal year 1913 and ou Ca. sup.
position That river and harbor work
VIII De- provided Tor hrrraftrrc by an.
hual appropriation. The estimate
are 20 D. divided between the river
harbor suudry civil bills and are
10 be- applied to "a works
Too connection with the ,stimates
General BlNby. chief OF engineers.
says Boo part
Liberal appropriations are Consld
cred proper aud desirable for snag
suf ard other work ucces AIRY 10
make natural channels ayailabl. wher
ever water borne commerce exists or
Dr. reasonably prospective. II Is De-.
he'rd that expenditures for such jim
proNcments are almost aIVass useful
ana a~dNantarcuu- 90 the general pub
lic. especially since the Introduction
fnd rapid development OF small easo
huc motor boats Tor combined freight
and passenger transportation la
many cases 10 ls apparent that the
failure tO use e waterway ia due not
so much 90 lnck OF channel depth a-
20 Tho presence OF suags and other OBJ
struotIOus which can De removed AZ
comparatively small cost. thu. max.
ing tho natural channel depths fully
available throughout the year When
thc boat commerce develops or los re-.
quirrm.nts become greater tho exist
,ug clear channel Will be- in ifs best
condition for further and more *
pansivc Improvements
River Estimates.
Tho estimates include
Pittsburg- Harhor work. $1,000
Mississippi Kiyero From Head OF
Passes fo mouth o. Ohio river. $4,000
900. between Ohio and Missouri
rivers. $1,000 600. between Missouri
river and ST. Paul. MINI. S|f.25O.O00.
between ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
$500. 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

Ths wood ware DistnIsriss Co. me
Hheoli1g, ". Va y s. A.
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