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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
ROYALISTS FLED
Army Seeking 20 Place Emanuel Back
on Portuguese Throne Chased
Over Frontier.

LISBON. oct s-The most contra.
dictory ropOrts are being received
here regarding the situation In the
north. The Monarchists. however. do
not appear 20 be making much head.
way against the republic The peo.
pie are not focking 10 their side as
they eNpccted and the Republican
troops 50 FAR have remained lovaI.
\ semi Official note SAYS the Mon.
archist band az Vinhaes fed on the
arrival % the Republican froops
who pursued them 10 the frontier In
the engagement several Nonarchisfs
we're killed and two Republican,
wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
Breaks Jail
CARL REESE SAWS OUT OF JET.
FERsoN COUNTY eAsTILE.
Escape Witnessed BY Livery Stable
Employees. Who Reespture
the Prisoner.

Apecla. Dsnatcn 20 the fntallIgencer
STEUBENVILLE o. oct S.-Carl
Reese. alias Lyman Wheeler. sawed
his way out OF the Jefferson county
jan here today. The prisoner sawed
hrst the tier bars that permitted him
10 reach a window. Wher- he sawed
the bars IN II and dropped from the
second tier 20 the ground Two llv.
cry employees witnessed the escape
and chased Reese square and recap
tured him. he vas again lodged 10
JAIL
Reese saved he bars ~ point
where prisoner sawed 20 freedom "a
tew weeks ago He was In Jail for
burglary. but Is said 20 be wanted In
wheeling and number OF other cities
for passing forged express orders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
500 TURKS PERISH IN SINKING
OF TORPEDO BOATS BY ITALIANS
Two Turkish Torpedo Boats sent 7
To bottom IN Sea Hght al
San GIo, ami di Medua.
SLAVE TRADE At TRIPOU
ENDED BY ITALIANS
turkey said To be Actively En-
deaSoring To Bring Ia an End
Disastrous War.

LONDON. Oct. s-meu of ~. Con.
stsntinopie eorrespondenta agree that
Turkey 10 rene~ing her EFFORTS % .e
cure peace. bU; they direr as 20 the
procedure 70 be followed. whether D.,
arbitration through . European cor
Ference or by other means
According 20 reports from Rome
itaiy' which a. one time vas read, 10
pay Turkey large compensation.
no~ will pay nothing. although Ghe
would not Impose a var indemnity ~
peace were concluded forthwith ~
ho,tiiities are prolonged. however.
the reports say. italy viii insist upon
. heavy Indemnity
italian reports tell % IN. sinLinz
of two Turkish torpedo boats. with a
loss of 300 Turks. at san Giovanni
di Medua The Turkish verslons
minimize the affair
Neports are current that Said
psshs will resign ard RIamU Pasha
become Grand Nixier. There are In
dleations throughout the Turkish DO
"'nlons of an energetic spirit In "a
"or of holy war. but In Constant
nople the people pray constantly for
peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
TAFT AT RAINIER
President Taxes Long Auto Ride 20
We" Famous Glacier Fieids

TACOMA. Wash. oct President
TART today made a trip by automabnl
10 the glacier fields Of Mount Ranie-
The President Was the guest OF IL.
coma foik on his mountain climbiu.
tour. and he took care 20 refer to M.
majestic mountain as the Mountain
ior Tacoma residents insist -hat the
proper name n Mount Tacomi
The President travelled more ,ban
100 miles by automobile When ne
started the sun vas shining brightly.
and the snow covered mountain stood
out In crystal clearness Befor. the
party reached the base OF Rainier. how.
ever. heavy clouds had settled down
and the peak Mas entirely iOst 10 view
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
COFF FOR SENATE
PLEDGED SUPPORT
~. X. 1nomas. Fifth District Coal
Operator Insists Voters Are
United for Judge
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS is
ASSURED " GOFF LEADS
west Eirg man in New York Dis.
easses LIKELY Candidates for
OoNernorahtp
Francis o oesGner,
Intsli,voncsr Bureau.
New YORK. Oct. o.

y
intell' veneer Bureau.
New YORK. Oct. Q.
West virginia visitors here the past
""'h have SHOWN unusual lnterest IN
me West Virginia political sitlation.
uhs coming meeting OF the Repnb.i.
cnn state committee. as we'll az m
campaign a year hence and the prob"
able candidates. 4 little e1:sa atteu-
uon was given 20 the demani of A.
~ Thomas. the blk coal operator OF
iramweii. that there should b.. N,
more palAter or delay about :he On.
""i.' m"nt of judge Con as he Re
publican candidate for senator Mr.
lh"inaa admitted having seen the
s'ai'n'nt of Judge Con declining the
honor in advance. but that does not
bother Mr Thomas. lie appreciates
ih" modest attitude OF Judge COT aae
predict fhaf 90 The proper tine tbs
Judge aIIl Doe 90. candidate
come from The strongest Rcpub-
.can section of thc state. said Nr.
Ihomas and from q district reno,.
from Judge Con - home. but We are
united FOR him as never before for
any candidate for ans office Y0u
hnoW haW great majority this Fiftn
district can give. ana under usual con.
di'lons and with Judge Cor the can.
didate Tor senator We aiIl pretty near
make the vote unanimous u We "
rho fIith district. Iofal ever 10 IN.
party. can demand fhe election OF a
First district Republican like Iudgs
Con. hoV much more iuslst.nt should
thoa" ~ bis region be Tor his accept
ahce ana activity ln the campaign of
h'At year a caupaiFn that means 80
much 90 %" Republicans OF the state
We all appreciate Judge Gors mod.
csiy and his reluctance 90 uaso an
actual contest. bur vc HIiI tako care
of the contest part of f without CIV.
lng MIN ans thing tp worry about.
Nr Thomas ls also souaII, con
'"rnrd in the naming OF O. guberna-
iorial candidate. and remarks. we
would All be happy f Isaac y Mann
" ould accept fLe Nomination for gov.
ernOr. bur DO nof know that he
Nouid care 70 spend so much time ~
harlestou. have heard Dr Isa'.
ned talked about and he would
make % great campaign buf do no,
NnnF thaf he would accept 10 uoV.
ird sutherland fhe able F0unz state
senator ~ EIkns. has Developed
y ApndrruIF In the Iasf trs Years anf
fiI he given attention bg Wrsf Wiz.
'Ihiaus ln due sesfon However. 0ncs
f" orc sur" pf Gon f0r senator 80
POO soon aErre on "a governor
David tslns rpenf fes hours u
tooHtinu.a On rlHa Pus.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
INVOLVE OFFICIALS
Wisconsin State orieers % oe orasr
Into the Senator stsphenson
lnVes'igstion

MILWAUKEE,. Orf s-Tao r..
elements are expected fo De- .r.rs.
duced into the Senatorial Irtss-ir.
ton ~ The charge chat Trffed
states Senator Isaac gfapfaraor 4
election vas secured through trIter,
and corruption wheu the session d.
resumed % morrow fur the second
week ~ the Inquiry What PART WIs.
consln state oftriaa took .n fIr rr.
mar} campaign Orb zoos uhsn senaf.r
stephenson was nom mated f IT, On
p'rf'd NI.l Do related aEar
stone. former State same sarfar
takes fhe stand According fo rr.,i
ous HIfnessss. more fhar 81. .l-I
vas paid directly r1 stone b.. t-.
stephenson campa'rn uarae.-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
M NAMARA CASE
WORK % Securing Jury FOR Trial O,
Alleged conspirstors 70 start
Today

Los ANGELES. OCT s-Wi-b the
opening tomorrow OF the preIiminar.
examination ~ f-1 venircman bv
Judge Walter Bordeeil OF The superior
court. the trial of the alleged fyna.
nte conspirafors. John J and H
MCNAMARA virtually will have begun.
although The case Itself uII not no
called until wednesday
Jldse Hordveii ordered rat no
veniremen reporf fo him fomorrqa.
Thar De may clear ogr those Who have
legal excuses. leaving for tho exam.
nation % attorneys Wednesfat orfr
those Vho could be rejected for c4rss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
SLAIN FOR MONEY
=; e1~ayrsn Crus7es t1 Aeas 20
cIeveIana Contractor Win Pee
Then steals wallet

LtN ti.ANl. O. Orf s-Tra
body of lamas PeIrag. f1 YEAR. "a
a vel knoVn wealthy ca-urrfs- con
tractor. vas found today 40 fh. +,,
oi % stoifEaf In new hous. aht-5
he was completing or clifton hoY..
ward iis skull had been e--srs.f
with three ioof section OF ast.-
pipe There is no clue r1 fha r---.
Gcrer
saturday afternoon Do Is ur..--,..,
that when pcieau Quit work ana s-,-t
% no stairs t0 'ocs M his foors t.
vas struck down His wallet 49,,
20 have confaired 1900. ls missfrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
SCOTT LEAVES
FOR CHARLESTON
viii Attend Meeting for Reorqanixa
ton Of Republican state
Committee

~F'' iHl Dispatch to TIE GrteIir.rcer
WASHINGTON. H. O.. oct S.
Senator y. y Scott and his former
Senatorial secretary. John Steele. Ter,
W a-hlngton tonight for Charleston
w Va. where they will attend the
Republican gathering FOR tho purpose
OF reorganizing the State Commute,
Mr. Scott is also "a member OF the
Republican National Committee for
his state which has been called 20
meet az Washington on December
18th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
GER MANS WIN
BALLOON RACE
Lieut.. GerieEe Struggles OUt % Wis
eonsin Wilderness TO Claim
Bennett Trophy.
WAS GIVEN UP FOR LOST
BY OFFICIALS or RACE
Third Time That oarng German Asi.
stor tss Been Supposed 20
Rave Perlahed

KANSAS CITY. No. oct IN
winning the James Gordon Bennett
trophy In the international balloon
race. which started from this CITY
Thursday. Lieut. Hans Gericke. pilot
Of the Berlin. was Lost 60 the Norld
Tor the third time
Last night. after ai the other cu
tries IN the race had been heard from.
q telegram vas sent by the Aero
club ~ Kansas City fo Fred a. Ans
worth. adlutant general OF the United
states army. asking that aii DO. rat.
INK stations in tho rreaf lakes region
BE- requested 90 look FOR The German
balloon
shortly after fhls Telegram aas
sent messaE- va received from
Lieut. Gericke telling ~ hIs landing 80
ladysmith. We. at o'clock yester-
day morning BE- bad Travelled 80.
miles Ger'rke and his aide. g. -
bunker. who came from Germany
sIfh ths pilot landed In aild,rness
ulIrlured bYf usrs unable fo reach
"a telegraph station befor. midnight.
Lieut. Grr.rEe vac Fivru up as lusf
lasf year ir fhe International race
which stared from 80 Louis fn 'he
German balloon fusseldorf 20 he was
Dol fhs lIr e. hours travelling LOO.
miles and aqdinE in tho wilderness
% Canofa. from which he and hia aide
emerged four days later. after ,ndur
lnE many hardshlps
Gsrrkr a'so uas rifen 40 as lost
Iasf summer ahen In sent 100 from
Berlin .r tho German elimination
rare fie frf'ad ouf over th. Norfh
ssa lle vas sighted ln England. bur
uaa aFs.1 Ioaf from vIau over fhe
Norfh sea iie Finally landed fn
FraIre
Boessys Nearest Contestant
The r.arsrf rival - Tho German
balloon Dol fhIs scare race aaa rho.
hrrtfTe pilofsd hF Lielt Prank
IaIm uf fre United States army IL
lrfef near o. crosse. W.s s-n rrIIes
from Kansas cry IIeuf rafrn and
..s aide . % wade. landed .n
samp. suffering Ereary from the
'r.f having encountered a severe
Storm a'fer having passed over chi.
aE1 aIf drifef olf over Lake Mich.
Ear. TheT mf' a s0IthUarf current
Fl.Il com pIefa.r changed their
.n1rss They tried t0 rise above f4I.
tcoutinusa On Nan p,x.J ]
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
RODGERS AT BRUCE
Avstor 9 35 wnss ssysrs c-..ss.
on rs coastt5 Coast rrp.

CUiCAGO Der s-Avla--- r r
Rodgers on Dis roasttocoa-- r.r.t
today. fev from hammond I-f
miles east uf Cf.rlr1. f1 Bruce I-
- miles south of This r.fr Erlr.-.
made stop .n thraFo arI .a-f.s
several times +o Eaf Die l.ra.t.r-
Tho flE1f VII he resumed ro-.r--...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

BUCHANAN. Ga. Oc, sa s.. .
trIFen between -he raUs r-es.-....
hf precsers cfctsd .arfr..
Georgia passenger train near .r-.
ih.s morning AIHfnr Engineer sr-. ...
Ayers and fatally hlrfirr rrrfr--.-
iAttieton and piu Solomon. nesrl 4-.
mcu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
End Slave Trade

ROME. Oct .tHy way of the
Frontier. Tho Italian authorities At
1ripoli today issued proclamation
suppressing slavery Tripoli vas the
only remaining port on the coast 81
Africa whore slavery sim prevailed
Notwithstanding the efforts of Great
Britain on the ono side and France
on the other to prevent the traffic
Advices from Trpou say that
groups ~ Turkish soldiers ar. coming
in NJ various times 20 surrender The
Arabs. armed Hf the last moment hy
The garrison with Mnuser rifles land.
ed by the steamer Derna. ar~ Eradu.
ally returning 20 Tripoh and Offering
their submission
Their only condition is that the
Italian commander purchase their
rifles for q few francs. which seems
to show that not only are th, Arabs
those at least 100 the vicinity of
Tripoli ready 20 night for Turkey.
but also that a condition of starva.
ton prevails among the natives More
than 20 0n0 OF These. N is reported
VIII soon De- forced 10 return to the
town
wASHlSGTON. oct Advices
received here today by h. state de.
partment from the embassy az Rome.
eNpresses the belief that n the otto
man government accepts tho occupa.
ton Of TripoI and restores the
status previously existing iu Turkey
the Italian government will be- des.r.
Gus 81 bringing about peace a. the
earliest possible moment The ef.
forts % Germany to effect n settle.
mcnt continue unahated. according to
kn AInFuffaNu a..
cupation ~ Tripou bv tho Italian
forces WIS confirmed and 10 was stat.
81 that marines had hoen landed with.
out serious opposition The Turk
ish troops withdrew into tho back
country
The t"Nts ~ the notes hy both tho
Turkish and Italian governments DO
ciaring thar merchant vessels ~ tho
two hostile nations shall he seized
and conrscatcd also were received 20.
day. Turkey took fhr initiative .n
this direction The department was
notified by Ambassador RockhUf Of
tho Issuance 81 note hv tho Turkish
government in reEari to tho treat.
ment of Italian vessels
ROME Ocf OrIcisl dispatches
received here today say
fAIIN IUIN morning me ships 20
the hrst italian squadron entered the
roadstcad af Tohruk. in bombay.
where they found nn Turkish war.
ships They summoned the harrison
20 surrender huf tho Turks replied
with f1f refusal and hoisfed the
Turkish fHc
The hufflcahIp NIttorio EmmanueIo
opened Gre The fraf shots carried
away fhc ffr and made large
breach in fho Fort Rear Admiral
Aubrey. commander iu.ch.ef Of the
Meet. then landed several companies
% mariurs. who after short sfrue
Eic. overcome fhe rss.afHn-. OF tho
small Turkish force The Italians
occupied tho forf and ho.sfed fheir
hag \ few Turkish soldiers Who 70
fused 10 abandon the nrf without
further fghrnE. uer. made prisoners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

NAaEfseroN o. a-F.r.aasr
Nestern Fs1nsTlFalfa oEfs 80 ws.r
.ie-fs-r and rarn Mozear aaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09

'NNNiShi h'. pci NA coilec-
fion Tor the benefit ~ the Auetia
hood sufferers vas taken iu number
or churches of Harrisburg to-day
ana numerous private donations of
supplies. clothing and food are being
sent io fhr tosn hv residents of this
cii} dozen of the moving picture
heaters of the city had special
shows tonight. The proceeds being
EVen 10 Tho mayor'e roiief commit.
Zoo. which VII be- sent 20 the author.
ties az Austin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
CHURCHES TURN
HUNDREDS AWAY
charleston Edlhees Could No, Accom-.
nodate All Who Sought TO Hear
Conference Ministers
BISHOP BERRY PREACHED
TO CONGREGATION OF 2.5oo
AnlVerssry OF Sunday School and
Freeomsn's AID Association ceie.
orsted Sunday.

Special bi~patca 60 the InteIligenc.-
CHARLESTON. " Va. oct 9
Not In the history Of Charleston haze
the churches been 50 crowded as they
were today both morning and evening
10 hear the leading preachers OF the
Methodist denomination WI, occtioir1
the pulpifs m each church r. is e.
timated that 2.500 heard BisNna I. rry
az the First VI = church. wni.e n
third that number were unable 10 yain
adniitance In fact. Al nearly every
church iu the city hundreds were IN.
able 10 get within the doors.
Or Doney. president Of tho West
virginia Wesleyan. preached A, the
flrst Presby terian. Or ria-s st the
kanawha Presbyterian and Dr George
Wiiding Al The baptist temple There
we're seventeen puipits 1llcd bv visit
ing Methodist ministers both sunday
morning and evening.
~ : 30 last evening ihe EnV0rfh
league rally vas held. presided over
BY Rev. : ! Miller. y r. proslts-t
of West Virginia Conference rovtftb
league. The prine,ya address use
b. Rev. J. Wellingt IN rri1rsne. % u
one of the members - tho General
board % control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-09
sYndsy sehool aaIIr

sunday evening Or s. Hiatt. ~
Huntington. presided a. The sl.lay
schools and Freedman AID society
meeting Addresses were delivered
BY Rev. Edgar Blake. D. D.. assistant
secretary o. the Board ~ Sunday
schools and By Rev Mayeofy. 3D. ID
corresponding secrefary .f me Frsed.
mems Aid society
The vote received o.. tae 2, r3..tiye
elected lay dsleRates 20 the genera
conference. out % a total o. Ist votes
cast. Uas as follows Gov W.-am r
Glassc0ck. f4s T.. g. Anderson. I,f
Judge Ira p Robinson. l0s SIS
Ilesher. los Prof Frans Tr1.fs-
20. and p A Mower 60
Hon. William % Mathew cIer. OF
The supreme court of auD.a. ata
aEaiu reelected secretary treas .r.r
~ The las men association .r
Mathews is credited rffh fe.-- f..
best authority on Me.a.rIsri ar.,,
The iaymeu .n West yIrzrr
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14
Shot Negro in 5.
Self-Defense
City Marshal Maddox Says
he was Attacked. -.

A very unfortunate shooting oc-
CURED Sunday afternoon when City
Marshal, Ed Maddox, shot Chas
Campbell. col, twice as he was
taking him from the c & A. depot
to the City Jail
Maddox said the man was drunk
and he was taking him to Jail and
soon after crossing the Mo Pac.
tracks going south Campbell ask
ed what he was going to do with
him When told he would be lock-
ed up he attacked Mr. Maddox
with his fists and was shot in turn
One bullet passed through the up
per part of his body, the other
through the side of his face DR..
Scrutchfield dressed the injuries
which may prove fatal
From last reports, Il seems Camp
bell may recover.
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14
Bought Another Stock

The well-known clothing firm,
Tucker Clothing Co., Of Slater, sold
their stock last week to c. NJ. Buck
ner OF this city and Z. A. Hupp,
son Of Ormond Hupp OF Slater and
the business will be carried on un-
der the firm name OF Rose & Buch,-
ner Mercantile Co. with Mr.. Hupp
In charge.
Mr.. Tucker sold the business be-
cause his health requires his taxi
ing life easder. He has carried on
the business successfully for twen-
ty years and 10 In good circumstan
ces. He stu owns q store at Glas-
gov and has other interests. z.
A. Hupp, who will have charge OF
this, one OF the county's biggest
clothing stocks, is an experienced
clothing man, and an old resident
OF Slater. Success to the new firm.
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14
Some Quick Trading

The Goodwin Grocery stock has
BEEN changing hands at a rapid
pace the past several weeks. Mr..
Goodwin first traded u to Mr..
Beatty OF Sweet Springs on a
farm Mr.. Beatty In turn traded II
to Alexander 4 Miller of Slater
and they In turn TO Harry Hsie
OF Nevada. Mr.. Hale sold the meat
market fixtures to ]. N. 6tivers
and retailed most OF the groceries.
Mr.. Goodwin and son last week
bought the Star Mil from j. T,
Bcwley and will run II M well ss
their business at the old stand.
When asked what he intended dor
ing Mr.. Bewiey said he would fol-
low his nose. 1t 10 hoped It will
not take to running ~ he would
then have a strenuous undertaking
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14
Births

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Campbell, OF this city
on Sept. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Page, OF near
Sulphur Springs, report a daugh--
ter also.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hall Williams Of
near Nelson, Saturday sent out the
announcement Of the birth of n
son on Thursday, Sept. 10th, whom
they have named Henry Hall. We
extend congratulations.
a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Russen Stone OF Excelsior Springs
en- Sept. 7th. Mrs. Stone Is the
daughter of Mrs. Minnie Barnett,
formerly OF this City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sylvester, Of
BIT Leonard announce the arrival
OF a new son on August 2Tth-
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14
The Two Extremes

Editor Roy Morris, OF the Hous-
tonian, In commenting on the
rhyme that won the Houx Bros.
prise says he examined IL carefully
upside down and from all sides
and found II had the ear marks OF
n classic. Mr.. Norris ranks high
as q poet. Editor Hitchborm OF the
Miami News said: "Editor j. j.
Witt OF the Marshall Republican
was awarded a pair OF essy shoes
Tor lame piece OF poetry he SUBJ
mitted In the Houx Bros. Jolly Tar
contest at the Marshall fair" No
feelings hurt, but In fairness to the
judges, who decided It's merits over
big bunch OF others, the editor
ought to give lis reasons for the
criticism, or print better one and
let his readers Judge for them
selves
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14

Quite a respectable crowd as
sembied at the town hall, Frida.
evening in response to a call for
meeting to improve our dirt
roads.
l.. Herring, Jr., called the meet
ing to order and was elected
chairman and c. J. Blackburn sec
retsry.
After explaining the purpose
Of the meeting a general discus
SION was had which ended In a
committee, composed of L. NJ
Neaie L. Herring, Jr., and M. p
Blackburn were appointed to GO
to Marshall to see the County
court and soc II they would put
In q so-foot culvert four feet wide
at the bottom OF the Stewart hill
provided the town would grade
the hills on either side.
A branch OF the Blue Book
Route Road organization was
then effected by electing L. Her
ring, Jr., vice-Pres&dent for Black
burn, and c. L. Blackburn, secre-
tary.
The following were present and
agreed to Join the organization
F. W. Mollenbrock, L. Herring, Jr |;
Louis Sunderbrink, George Hase--
meier, I. p. Taylor, L. M. Neale, j.
II. Brunkhorst, L. M. Hancock
August Pape, John II. Reith, DR.
q. A. Richart, M. p, and c. j,
Black kburn.- Blackburn Record.
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14

We've found them-the sweetest
little bunch OF boys In town. We
happened to step into the rear OF
ths postofiice Thursday afternoon
and caught the whole bunch in the
est Thsrs was molasses every
wAses apd Postmaster vanDyke
wes overseeing tAs job. A conn
missioD flrn ssnt . glass Jar OF
rnolssses tAseusA the mall to Bag
'nell q Montague and every drop
OF It arrived hare, but It looked
like q gallon when Fishback open
ed tAs uail ssck and dumped the
mail The sweetest papers, the
sweetest circulars, the sweetest
Letters you ever saw. Oh, II was
. delightful nsas-did yoa get
se0e - ~ Courss yeu diA--sfter
|the bcys sot through Itching \ sff.
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14
School Notes

At Q meeting OF the school board
Thursday, X. 4. Barnum's resigna-
ton from the board was accepted
and Len d. Murrel was appointed
70 fin the vacancy. Mr.. Barnum
resigned because of his duties at
the Colony which made It incon-
venicnt-
Miss Lillian Barnum resigned al
20 as teacher In the West Build
ing on account OF her health and
Miss Susan Barnum was appointed
In her place.
Our schools started out In excel
lent condition Monday. There
were NO other changes or resigna-
tions than those mentioned.
Miss Rstelle Jones went TO La
throp, No., last week to teach in
that vicinity the coming winter.
Prof. John Fray II principal OF
the Parsons, Kansas high school
Louis Rasse leaves Dextsweek for
New York City where he viii at
tend Columbia University, to study
law. He y one of our brightest
and determined young men and
viii mako . success Of his new CALI
Ing.
The Marshall republican., 1911-09-14
Marriage Licenses

VIM. Fl. Nixon, Arrow Rock
Minnie s. Fisher, Arrow Rock
Chas. Mccoy, Marshall
Laura Swisher, Marshall
A. r. Mayfield, Roanoke, Va.
Josie Cott, Gillian 4
N. c. Robey, Blue Lick
Minnie Lynch, Sweet Springs
Oscar Cross, Marshall
Ola M. George, Nelson
Clemens Prauser, waverly
Alberta Hudson. Waverly