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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
PRIMARY Is
CONSIDERED
Subcommittee Of Republican stats
Committee Meet % cisrksbura
60 Formulate RuIes.
STATE AS UNIT is PLAN
COMMITTEE WILL cONSiDER
Chairman Matthews Holds State Gem
m'tee r'its Them 20 That Plan
Though Others Are Urged.

SPECIAL dispatch 90 th- Intelligence.
CLARkSBURG W. Va. Nov. e
The subcommittee OF M Republican
state committee. after an all day
session devoted 10 hearing sugxc.-
lions As TO rules and regulations for
The state vide primary election called
BY the state committee for June 4th.
next TO nominate candidates, ad.
lourned at o'clock this afternoon
until tomorrow without adopting any
rules or regulations. II was gener.
hiiy uhderstood from an announce
neht by the chairman OF ths. subcom-
thitt"e mat tho committee would DO
limited 10 the state as "A unit by tho
resolution adopted by the state com.
mittee Creating thc subcommittee.
ana that % would be- poWcrless ,o
consider a magisterisl district plan
at all IN forming the rules and regu.
lauons for the primary election
The question OF naming delegate.
TO the national convention is not i'm.
ciud"d IN the work delegated TO tho
subcommittee, as the state commit.
tee decided 10 hold a state convention
for that purpose.
Exhaustive arguments were made
ON various features OF the several prl
mary plans at the sessions
samuel V. Matthews chairman
early announced that the state unit
law only would be- cons. .dered as tho
tull committee had authorized the
subcommittee To prescribe rules for
that. and not for the magesterial dis.
trict unit plan.
Among the plans submitted sere
t~o by Governor Glasscock. one hAy-
ing the state and the other the dis
trict as the unit. both OF which hs
regarded as being state wide primary
plans. He appeard before the sub
committee this afternoon and adyo-
Gated the adoption OF the district
plan.
Morning. afternoon and night aes.
sions were held Mr.. Matthews. NJ
Saundc.s. OF Blueheld. r. W. Martin.
OF BucAhannOn and Virgil l.. High
land OF Clarksburg attended the morn.
fng and afternoon sitting and l.. ].
FOrman of Petersburg arrived to-
night. These constitute the sub-com-
mittec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Nitro Blos0S to atoms
Man, Team and Fdcforv

Held. when he dropped one Of the
cans al the factory, causing the ~.
piosion. Nan. horses. wagon and FAC.
tory all went up together and there -
scarcely particle OF tle factory 20
b. found. \ search Is being made
Tor pieces OF the mans body. but there
is little hope Ot recovering any con.
siderabl" portion OF his remains.
The factory building was a two
STORY frame structure. thirty by forty
feet Ia diameter Where II stood
there Is only "A bg deep hole In the
ground ana the earth Is torn up a
considerable distance.
magazine nearby containing i.5OO
quarts of the deadly explosive did not
explode
Ireen was married and leaves q
widow and four children at Rinehart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

When Do was secretary OF var To.
nisnt The president refssed Co dis
,iss his annourcemtnt. sayine mere
" That DO knew the Republican can.
aidates and vas convinced % fhe.r
Worthiress
ln voting tomorrow tho president
probably WiI cast The frst ballot of
any pres dent % the United state fo-
woman Uho is seeking Office H.
VIII vote for Miss Edith Campbell fo-
member no large of th, local school
board
u expect fo vote Tor Miss Efrh
campbell said the president .b.1
csuse fhtnk there should Do women
rrprc cssnfafiNcs on The school hoard
and snos Hiss CampbelTs abHrl
.ani quaHncatonE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
RAIL CASUALTIES
REACH 100000
Raiirosder Taxes One 20 asa Chances
That He VIII BE Killed
on Job.

WASHINGTON. Noe Its ono N
i'N That railroad man will be- killed
on his job and ono to o. that he will
b. injured. The Interstate Commerce
commissions report ~ railroad accI
dents during the twelve months ended
on June an shows that ratio
During That period 1895 poraors
we're killed and l5".i5g we're injured
ou The railroads Of tho United states
However ~ tho number killed only
~" were passengers and more than
ono BALI The total number killed wcr-
tr"spasscrs upon railroads ur steal
INK rides on trains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
FATAL ACCIDENT
One Dead and Three Hurt IN Aeer
dent on 3. & o. Near Parkers-
burg Monday.

Special iusuafrI f1 Gre 1rtsII-rnrrr
PARKERSHIRG. IS Va. Nov. q -
Dan Jones was injured iu thc local
y A o. yards This afternoon. being
run over hy an engine He died af
o'clock or 81 Joscphs hospital Hc
WAS a son OF former Councilman o.
T. Jones
Clarence Williamson. Russell HIany
and " o. Day were injured at The
same time at FsIrChancc huf aI VIII
recover All were ridinz ou the r.io,
af tho time Of che accident Tho
pilot struck fror breaking on and
throwing fte men under The engine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
RUSSIA DEFIED
Olt'natur % Graz Rejected bv
Persis-Russia Nay Seize Persian
ProVinces-crisis Near.

ItiEkAN. Persia. Sow G-The
Russian minister to-day presented a,
uItmafum to tho Persian roverr
m"nf setting forth chat unless tba
Persian minister OF foreign affair.
apologized for The alleged iueulf a.
The Russian Vice Consul N pefrcr
on the occasion % fhe seizure Of the
property OF 7hus f.s.sultanen. re-.
move thc treasury gcnfarmos and rc-
.i-ia'" ihc Persian cossacks formerly
mere Russia would occupy the prov.
noes "i 6hilan and Nazandersn. ln
ihc north of Persia. bordering on tho
Caspian sea
Ih" r0vcrumeEf Is sder.def not
to comply with the Russ an demand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Driver Drops Can of Deadly Fluid a,
Hnenart-Esplosion Completely
Destroys All In Range

special ul-Tat.H To- the Tni.I4scur.r.
CLARkSBURG. " Va. Nov. g
; A. Green. aged %. a driver OF u
nitro glyserine wagon FOR the Mari
eta Torpedo company. was blown 10
death. two horses were killed. "a
nitro glycerine factory Was blown into
small fragments and wagon com
pletely disappeared when an explosion
OF l.200 quarts OF nitro giyccrine Oc-
CURED ihis morning ~ the factory at
Rinehart
Th- explosion Vas terrific and "
was felt for miles Green vas On
gagged in loading his wagon with nitro
gIycerine 20 drive into the Weston gas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Taft First President
To Vote for q Womon

CINCINNATI Nov President
Taft qualified o. a voter In Cincinnati
oday TIE appeared personally h.
oresthc Cincinnati election board ana
afcr before the election judges fn his
swn precinct and went through the
.feps required BY law ~ insure his
sasthg a ballot tomorrow
I'm going 20 vote early tomorrow
YOU know early voting fs the rIrhf
say," said the president toniehr
The president has announces Dbl.
mention Of votine thr Republican
icket There has been crrcisn of
ais announcement here ON the score
nat IN - voting Mr. Taft wfu sun
art fhe candidates Of he so-caIiod
.oss.- Gcorge VI Cox. about ehoru
ic sDoks ~ bitterly OF af tkron. u,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07

PASADENA. Cal. NOV C.-Csi.
braith T. Rodgers. who has almost nm.
ished his trans-cohtinentAl trip In an
aeroplanc. today said he was ia con.
diuon TO start hack on another. If I
had "A machine"
i am working hard said Rodgers.
20 get my machine In order 80 can
hnrsh the trans continental nigat. I
must go To the surf. and I will do this
probably on Wednedav." Long
Beach, san Diego and Santa Barbar
are bidding for Rodgers fnish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
MADERO'S CABINET
Announces Just After New PresIden,
Begins Administration.

AtENICO CITY, Nov. 6-The per
sonnel OF tho cabinet with which
President Madero begins his admin
istration.
Foreign Relations-M Manuel Calero
interior-Abram Gonzales.
Justice Manuel Vasquez TaseI
Education-Mi Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Communications-M Manuel Bonilla
Finance Ernest Madero.
War-tien. Jose Gonzales Salas.
FOmen'O-Ralaie hernandez.
Upon Ie return OF De La Barra
from Italy, which will not be Tor some
months. 70 Is expected he will taks
the portfolio OF the foreign Office. Ca
lero going as ambassador 10 Wash
ingtCu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
RTAH suRarrprrs or..ru
Author % Famous "DtoE 20 Dfes-. f.....,
Olives Up ALASKA Holdin9

NA-Nf NfFfruN. Nov. Fif..rf 81
HNaH. aNHEHl author ~ f.a fs~rr...
lr.t f1 Ir.s letter. which afarf-f IT,.
.nntrnlIfr Fay IrVrstIrafI1n Iur.r- a..
fN'ff reer.nr NJ congress Iaff r.fr.-r..-
.'-itl 'l4llfref all claim fo fH. rs
.rrH frf.f Hr IHrfraf.sr las rr....
rtI sr fr canyon creek fine f.rrri.
rtl tract Nr Ersr fs president ~ 81.
inrfrpiler i.aIIunY Hrf ~avIrafI1r coo.
fau. Tho claim whI.n re ~rIIr.,....'... .
TO-DAY. Nrs between tre claims II n
Ryan m. q T.. Eruerer wrIrn d. 4.
conceded. uere taken Dol fra Irfsr.-s J..
fIr .lvag end ratI EafI1r c1nra-e ~
rnI. Str Eta1 is fsad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
MAINE IS DRY

AUGUSTA. No Not Main. re.
iains constitutional prohibition Gov
ernor i'laisfed and his council lafe fo.
% KIT decided to accept the correc
lions in vgtc OF four towns caet in
tho special election in september
thus reversing fhs result as Indicated
ON The face OF fhc first official returns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
AYIATORS LAND
Two efrdmen Flying % Ncu YORK
Lose way and Come Down
Near Shirnstor

Srrra. IH-raf.. f. Poo rr. aII. ..r..-
FAlRMONT. vs. Na. nov g.
Two aviators fyinE from Grafton 90
MorEanfovn. on thc.r way to Nev
Nork. we're lost in the frz tonieBt
and failed to reach Morrsntovn rn-
stead they came down af sHinnafon
The men viii resume fhrir fight east
tomorrow Efforts to ascertain thof-
identity we're unsuccessful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
props p.sd MLth prl.en,,.

NEW CASTLE. SOY Hand.
cufed 20 "a prisoner he was taking to
jail tonight. Constable John sutt
dropped dead in the street George
Primm. The prisoner vas pulled on
top ~ the constables dead body a.
The latter fcli 20 the Sidewalk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
MOTHER HoRTALLY SHOT
LEANING OVER CRADLE

kiTTANNfNG. ga Nov q vr.
Mar Lehner died In o. hospital here
today as fhe result of s wound ra.
ceired when her broftrriu iulau. u1ue
lass Quinn. accidentally discha frrd
the gun he 49, cleaning rreparlforr
% "a hunting expect .on The woman
and her husband we're leaning over
the cradle In which Jay their frst
born Uhen fhc charge exploded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
NEGRO FIEND SHOT
TO DEATH BY POSSE

GAINESVILLE. Tex. Nov. e.
W ithin tArce hours today after Riley
Johnston attacked a young woman
az farm house near Clarksville and
cluDbcd her mother into insensIbilltv
"hen she responded 20 her daughters
appeals Tor assistance. he was cap.
tuied BY a slerin's posse and shot 10
death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
DR.. WASHINGTON
LOSES HIS CASE
White Man Who Accused Negro Edu.
Gator of Pfepins. Then Seat Him
Up. 10 Set Free.
WOMAN ACCUSES WASHINGTON
or CALLING Her SWEETHEART
Plaintiff Declines 20 Discuss Outcome
OF csse-coUrt's Decision Not
Unanimous.

NEW YORK. Nov e. Hooker 4
Washington. the noted negro edu-
Gator. failed 90 obtain satisfaction at
iay to-day. for the beating which he
received az the hands of Henry \
i'lriCh. white man. ON SUNDAY even.
ing. March ~. last Jlrich was ac
luitted In the court uf special scs-
SONS this afternoon of the charge of
sssault. which Dr Washington had
1fferrcd against him
After the fight. which started IN the
=, estibuic OF an apartment house.
yberc Ulrich lived. az iit7 East sixty
'hird street. Dr Washington was laid
\up ~ the hospital for Several days
Nlth his right ear torn. his scalp cut
fsnd his face badl ybruised Provo
Arntions. which the defense attempted
20 show to-day. we're based mainly
an the testimony Of t'irich. who 10.
clared that he found Dr Washington
ueei .nr into the key hole OF hts aparf.
-lcufs and also the one opposite. and
fhai DR. Washington struck the FIRST
blow also the story ~ Mrs Laura
alvarez. with whom Jirich boarded.
Who sworc that when she passed ur
Washington. he said 90 her Hello.
sweetheart
o. washington stieks 20 story.
ur Washington story on the stand
TO-DAY Was tho same explanation De
Offered at the time uf the alteration
a.. suorc that hc was not u.e.fne
info any key holes thar hc was only
.rarchiug The tenants director. fr an
effort to fnd family vifh which be-
understood friend was sfouping and
denied positively That hr bad spoken
20 Mr. Aware or amy other woman
The acqniital OF tirich was not
unanimous. Justice O.Kr,fc dissent.
nr from The opinion off Justices Moss
"a Zcllcr. After irich Irff the
court he vas arrested aeain charrsd
With helms a fugitive from Nca rer
Continusa on Tsnth Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
MAILS ROBBED
Second Package Within Few cavs
Containing $4,000 Missing
From Pouch.

special Dispatch O. ths rrtel-,r.,,,-
GREENSBORO. y g.. Nov
mar niied States mail pouch rout.
ga from Raleigh 60 New York. and
containing s-".nn0. disappeared two
weeks ago in manner similar 10 a
recently reported 10000 theft ~ "A
pouch at Lynchburg Va. became
known here to-day Beyond admitting
me loss of the package. ofic ais r..
fuse 90 discuss the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
TEANs-hTLANTic AIR
TRIP IS fNPosstBLE
UNLESS s NILES Up

NAsHlNGTON. nov g.
Willis L. Moore. chief of the
weather bureau. thinks an asi-
ator might cross the Atlantic
ocean % be could take his air.
ship up six niles and remain
~ That level an least two DAYS
A. thaf height there is said 70
D. a placid ether level free
from conficting storms
Professor Moore frsisfs
there is no possibility uhaf.
ever Of Fanlman's shIp crors-
inE tho ocran unless % can
~ af me six-mlle altitude
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
STEAMER SINKS,
22 ARE DROWNED
Greek steamer Founeered in English
Channel During Storm.

LONDON. Nov. 6-Thc Greek
steamer Lorvoa Eyron. from Theo-
dosia FOR Antwerp. fOundered IN the
English channel during the gale last
night T~epty-tWo 81 the crew Of %
we're losf. ~The three saved were
picked up BY the Dusch steamer
Grotlus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
SPEAKER cox DEAD.
Head q Perrsyivanis House o. Rso.
rertstives Passes Avay

PIITsHCRG. Nov s. John p COX
speaker Of the Peunsylvania house of
'presfufatFea and one ~ tho beat
knoNn member OF tho Aucrher.
county bar. died suddenly al bis home
.n Homestead. suburb. today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
80 SLAIN
Rebels and Federal Troops m Mex.
ieo Have Bitter Battle.

CJATLA. Mex. Nov. s-Thirty
ZapatistasSwe killed today in an
encounter with rederals who had been
sent 10 dislodge the rebels from the
Hacienda Colon. The federal loss is
not reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
Italians Repulsed
! With Heavy Loss
Deps 6etssen by TYrs Army Ate
De osttfe: Munitions 81 War
s6d Prisoners Taxed.
tYALsANs MAD 500 SLAIN.
TURKISH LOSSES ONLY 60
oetted, States Dispatches Boat Z
Trpcii 20 inVss,iaste Charges
Of Gross Cruelty.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g.
pssmsi annoUneement tnat Trip
o1t has been annexed 20 the king.
com of Italy. was received here
~ the Italian consul from the
n,iotsesr of foreign affairs az
Hous. The esbiesrsr reads
"Tripoii and Cyrensies nave
been dehnlteIy ana irreVoeabiy
sn0sxeo TO the kingdom OF Italy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
POISONER OF
DEATH FLATS
10 Removed 70 Chicago Jsd After
sensaiionsi Preliminary Hear
ma ~ Home.
DAMAGING EVIDENCE
BEING USEARTtEO.
Relatives ana Friends % Dead TEL
Of Death SprinEted from
Pepper Boz

CHICAGO. Nov Two new Wit
nesses came forward to-day to accuse
MIS- Louise Vermilya. tho widow ar
rested on charges of poisoning Police.
man Arthur Bissonette. ~ having
knowledgs o. the manner in which
some of thc eight other persons Who
have died beneath her roof. Of similar
ailments, came 90 their death
Their identity Was disclosed ~
Coroner Peter Hoffman after tine
widow had been served Vith war
rant and after she had been moved
20 the county jail where she appar-
entity II recovering from the effort on
Saturday 10 poison herself
Acting on the story of one of the
Witnesses the coroner left 10 e1humc
m" bod, OF Frank Brinkamp. son OF
Mrs Nermilyas hrst husband and
one of the hrst OF those 90 succumh
10 the ATTACKS uf acute stomach dis
order The grave ls in Waldhcim
cemetery. near chicago
Father OF victir, Is secuser
Arthur = Risronette father of the
dead policeman WAS one Of the now
witnesses. and he disclosed himself
mysterious stomach complaint whiic
In the Nermilya home From that
encounter. he said. he stiil suffered
The other witness was Miss Eliza.
beth Nolan. former nancee ~ Frank
Brinkamp. Who. tn an affidavit.
charged thar her intended husband
bad made statements on his death
bed virtually charging his step
mother With having bone away with
him
BssOnettc said. 4 went 10 visit
my son the day before he vas taken
To the hospital. I had two meals al
the Nermilya home After eating
ham and eggs. on which ! put pepper
from tin box. | had severe pains iu
my stomach got an ernetic NJ a
drug store and was relieved for a
while. but the pains are stlll with
me"
Died Like Dad"
Miss Nolans affidavit brought IN
the name Of Undertaken &. &. Goysen
"ho has been mentioned by q number
of persons interrogated concerning
the mysterious death Of another Yer
milya roOmer. Conductor Richard +
Smith She ayerr-d that YOUNG Erin
kamp on his deathbed said 90 hts
mother
Well. I'm about done for. YOU
might az well let lloysen come and
bury me
She also declared Young Brinkamr
said repeatedly he was going tho
way Dad did and that De- had eV
pressed to her his suspicious that the
father had not died of natural causes
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PARIS, Nov. G--Thc Turkish en-
hsssy here has been notified by an
ruomaD agency that the minister OF
ar sf Constantinoplc has received a
fispatch announcing that the Turks
have defeated the Italians a. Derna.
rrtskinE the city and capturing -
yunr. The Italians. says the dispatch.
Nd 800 men killed. while thr remain
der were taken prisoners The Turks
had so killed and - wounded
wAsHINGTON. y. G. Nov. =
Under orders from the state Depart
mcnt Transmitted through the Navy
Department. the Chester. which had
iscen lying al Malta for some time.
allied this morning for Tripoli Tho
officials here refused TO make any
statement a. 10 her mission. hut u b.
felicved that the purpose Is 90 a.
.ecrtain at first hand the truth RESPECT.
s1g the charges that the Italian troops
have perpetrated barbarous treatment
upon the Turks and Arabs.
MALTA. Nov. Todsy's advices
from Tripoli state that the sanitary
<ituafion there is growing worse The
bodies OF nifty Arabs who died either
ron the cholera or from hunger
'Were found In the streets Of the city
Pestiiential odors emerge from the
ralm groves. which are still flled
With eorpses. and this has caused fear
~ AN epidemic
FIFTY cases of cholera are reported
N the Italian army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-07
UNCLE ZEB \
n aNd
the WEATHER,

raks q pan o.
Water Nnd hold your
ftnEsr IN is thfrtv
teconds Thsn taEs
out ana look 81
.-s hole hats Isf,
rat hole rsp-sssuss
ne IMPRESSION thae
az makes o.
most y0unr msnrs
minds
TIE WEATHrR
WAsEIEoToE
Hov e-Torecaaf-
Neat wlrrlnla.
Nsrtsru PsnnsvIva-
IA Ard ohIo-rnlr
80 colder TusadaFs
"wednesday fair.
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kAl-fENG. China. Nov 6-The i'm
periahsts have recapturcl Tung-
kwan near Cas eastern border of
Shen-Si province The rebels lost
heavily and rstreated towards Sian.
Fu.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-01
is YOUR SKIN ON FIREY

Does it seem to you that you can't
stand another minute of that awful
burning itch?
That it MUST be cooled?
That you MUST have relief?
Get mixture of Oil of Wintergreen,
Thymol, and other soothing ingred-
tents as compounded only in D. d. D.
Prescription.
The very first drops STOP that aw-
full burning instantly!
The first drops soothe and heal!
D. D. D. gives you comfort-cleanses
the skin of all impurities and washes
away pimples and blotches over night!
Take our word on it as your local
druggist.
Get a $1.00 or a rs cent bottle today
OWL DRUG STORE, F. e. Williams
& Sons, Props.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-01

In view of the fact that an effort is
being made TO have the Federal Con-
stftution amended so as to make posi-
BILE an income tax in the United States,
the following account from the New
York Press as to how the Norwegians
tax incomes will doubtless be read
with interest, though, of course, it
must not be inferred that our legisla-
tors would adopt like method: I'm
married and having an income of ST.
$50 a year, in Norway your income
tax payment would be $42122; mar
ried, with one child, $3S994; married,
with six children, $355.17 All that
you would get of your income tax
(married) for having six children
would be SOS; all that you would get
off by having five more children would
be $4475. Married or unmarried In
Norway, you could escape paying an
income tax only by having an income
less than $S9.0S year. Think of pay
ing an income tax out of earnings Of
81 a month"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-01

Ii has been suggested by an inven-
tor that it would be advantageous to
have the outer bottom of ships made
of glass. He contends that thereby
The amount of coal consumed would De
reduced and the speed of the vessel
increased 1t is claimed that a thor
Gggh and satisfactory test of this has
jcen made on electric launch and that
il will now be tried on ocean steamers.
The view that barnacles would form
more slowly on a glass surface than
ON one of wood or steel seems reason
able.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-01

Paris housewives are complaining
of the price of meat, which steadily
increases In the last ten years the
prices of meats has almost doubled.
Consumers protest against the de-
mands of the butchers and the butch
ers, declare that they are making no
profits. 1t is explained that the num-
Der of meat supplying animals bred in
France decrease steadily, while the
imports have been checked by the in
creased duty. At the same time the
exports have developed under the
suppression of the duty by Germany
under pressure of high prices in that
country.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-01


There has been a report widely
prevalent that the Pullman Company
employs a lady at a salary of $4,000
year to name its sleeping, dining
and parlor cars. In giving testimony
before Board of Tax Commissioners
recently, Mr.. J. d. Ferguson, who Is
connected with the company, stated
that this impression is without founda-
ton. He declared that the cars are
named by the clerk who happens to be
in charge of the department to which
this task is committed when they are
turned out. He affirmed, however,
that this is sometimes done with some
system. and mentioned one line where
all the cars are designated by the
names of flowers and those of another
by the names of a line of Egyptian
kings
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-01
WENTWORTH COLLEGE
(For Young Ladies.)

Thorough instruction under chris
ton influence. Sessions 1910 and 1911
twenty officers and teachers. Two
hundred and fifty students.
Forty thousand dollars will be ex
pended for improvements, within the
next eighteen months. Engage room
early. Next session begins Sept. IA
1911. For catalogue address,
WENTWORTH COLLEGE,
Brookhaven, Miss.