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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-28
E|EEE' J.
OF ENGLAND READY FOR WAR
AGAINST GERMANY AND Js NOW
AWAITING ORDERS TO GO FOR
WARD, rs THE REPORT.
(By United Press.

I LoNDoN, July 2S.-Fo FolloYlng last
nights activity, such as has not been
seen In naval circles for years, the
ifirst division OF the Home fleet which
includes England's biggest battle
shops Of the Dreadnaught type, re-
,ported here today 10 be ready 70 pro;
ceed to sea Instantly upon receipt o.
orders. M
Reports from Berlin say that the
German press Is silent In reply TO
premier Asjuith's statement The
Moroccan feeling Is somewhat abatedr
& Special sale Of Dining Tables n "
II shideFs Furniture Store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
NO BOOM FOR
COL. ROOSEVELT
George n Sheldon Explains Statement
a. TO Roosevelt letter. 10
Clear Wrong visws.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-Georce II Shell
don. treasurer OF the Republican ma
tional committee. commenting to-day
upon the ton OF -espon
tive himself and tn Roosevelt.
relative 20 the Hartman campaign con-
tribution In 1904. and aliudinS p~articu-
larly TO his own letter TO the colonel.
SAID II was written at Colonel Roose-
vets request Mr.. Sheldon took excep-
tlon TO the inference that the publica-
ton or the correspondence at this time
indicated that the colonel was a candi-
date for the 1912 presidential nomina-
ton.
Colonel Roosevelt has not old m.
that ne IS "A candidate" said Mr. Shell
don. "On the contrary, no has told me
repeatedly that he Is not a candidate.
Colonel Roosevelt and myself were
aboard a train together some ten DAYS
ago, and this matter came up in CONVEX
sation from something IN the news. 1
said why was the truth never told about
his whole business. so that IL could be
shut up Colonel Roosevelt said: Why
can't you tell II now? That is all there
Is TO IT,"
Mr.. Sheldon questioned a. TO whether
ne regarded IL as wise TO avert at this
time 10 the Hartman contributi1n in
cident. replied:
II thought not. but Colonel Roosevelt
asked me TO write the letter and I did
so. IL was purely a matter OF friend
nip on my part That letter states the
whole truth n ought to stop COM
ment."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
CHRISTMAS AT JAIL
Jaiier ennet Holiday Quests VIII he
Toasted on Roast Pork Today.

Jailer Rennett- guests Monday will
nave n share OF the general holiday
cheer. for there has been provided for
their Christmas feast a generous supply
~ such delectable Viahds as would
bring JOY 20 the hearts Of many OF
Weddings citizens who may chance 20
be at liberty. hut whose larders are not
as well stocked as might be desired
Joe. as even the prisoners like TO call
him. recognizes that At the best the
Ohio count jail is hardly as cheerful
as might Ice pleasant for those held in
"durance VILE and 20 he seeks IN this
time - peace on earth and good will
20 men" To help them 4 little lit towarn
the realization % a real Christmas spirit
hy providing q real diner FOR Monday
noon. II may be mentioned parentheti-
cally that there VIII be no soup on the
menu.
Among the other things which Joe
VIII offer TO tempt the nppctites Of his
"hoariers" are TO be- found roast pork.
sweet potatoes. roast and mashed pOtn-
toes. salad. tea. come". pie. cake and =
dozen other things which Bennett him
self fns not yet decided upon. But u
viii be some eats. even the prisoners
VITO have heard the lineup Omit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
CUBANS WILL NOW
PLAY IN CENTRAL
WILL TRY OUT WITH THE SOUTH
BEND TEAM.
Will Be the First Time an islander
Has Ever Played Ball In
This League.

Manager Arndt. of the South Bend
Green Stockings. is in receipt OF a
letter from two Cuban base ball play.
ers who are DESTROYS OF being given
an opportunity to try out on the new
Central League team which is being
organized here.
The two Cubans in question hail
from Havana and give their names as
Tomas Romanac and Ramino Seiglie.
Romance = p years OF age and has
played with the championship Alma
deras team. According to the let
ter received by Arndt. Romanac can
play either second or third base. or
short stop. He is in addition a won
derful fielder OF ground balls. and pos
sesses a good arm. The letter also
states that he is a good hitter and a
good base runner. lie is FIVE feet FIVE
inches in height. and weighs $50
pounds.
Seiglie. the second player. IS 10
years OF age. is five feet seven inches
in height and weighs 40 pounds. He
a play n good game al either short
or third. and like Romanac. is a fend
for fast ground balls. He runs the
bases fast and boasts a good arm.
Last year he played with the champi-
on amateur team OF the Island OF
Cuba.
Manager Arndt has written the men
instructions in regard to coming 10
this country. and will give them a
trial II they see fit TO accept his play
ing conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
TARIFF WAR
D~tag n. ~ Persia In sps>aai
Tariff Act 20 Appy 70
United Btatss-

ST PETERsBURo. Dec "a l.zs
l.tIse propors to provide for tariff Way
tArtff war schedules applicable TO the
hnited states al tire expiration % the
husso-American treaty OF aud
navigation OF is3: has been introduced
INTO The duma by sx-Pr-sldent Guchkoff
anu other slEners representing II.
octoorist and Nationalist parties. which
control the majority OF the duma
me Dill proposes TO raise existing
RUSSIAN duties bv 100 per eent and also
10 impose a duty OF leo per cent on
artictes which are admitted free under
the present Russian tariff. Besides
these impo>itiOns the bill also
TO levy double the gross weight tar &c.
tsoiished by the Law OF June u. 1901. or
han arriving by sea and to levy
a double tax. Shoud the pres
ent American ~onnaxe tax be raised 70
the disrAvor OF Russian vessels. then IN.
russian tonnage tan will be correspond.
ingly Increased
~ Is said that the schedules are TO b.
applicable TO all countries which do no,
grant 10 Russia the most favored nation
treatment In and NAVIGATION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
HOGAN Won
bATTLrU0 NBL8oN COULD NOT
CONE HACK.
rhs Dane Il rast Going hack. but
Fought q Good, Dame Fight
with Younger Man.

Special Dispatch 20 the r~nteiiirencer.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Although he
fought a good game fight and NJ times
showed some OF his old time briiliancy
which won for him the honor OF being
tne peer OF all fighters. Battling Nelson
could not come back" in his go tonight
win one Round Hogan. 1t was "A case
o. youth and strength pitted against a
man who has seen better days.
Nelson failed TO show his old cham
pionship form. The crowd conceded al
most every round 20 the Californian.
Hogan was effective with his punch.
while Nelson's work was almost alto
Eether inrghting. which did little dam
age. Despite its one-sidedness. the bout
was a fast one.
Hogan weighed I'm at 1874 pounds at G
Q; m, with Nelson at catch weight.
shout hve pounds heavier. "One Round"
Hogan easily had tho better OF the hrst
sess'on. but he was much ~ fault for
sIlhcnlnE In "a sharp rally In the
fourth Hogan sent the Battier 10 the
ropes with a left lab and right swing
and Nelson came back but weakly with
short arm work.
In tho NTH Hogan staggered the Bat
tier with a hard right uppercut 20 the
chin. Hogan opened the next round
with a left and right 20 tho head with
with a right TO the head. which was too
Tar back 10 be effective.
Hogan landed four iefts I'm quick sue
Cession I'm the seventh. but later, after
breaking a clinch. the Dane swung a
ttaggering right to HoEan's body. The
Battler got in another good blow In the
eighth. q hard uppercut. which sent Ho-
gan TO the ropes.
HoEan opened with hard blows I'm the
ninth and was really all over his man.
with Nelson resorting TO innghting
again. In the last round Nelson landed
a hard one to the pit OF Hogan's stom-
ach and n full minute Of hammer n
tongs fighting followed. I'm which the
erowed voted Hogan had the better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
BASKETS FOR POOR
rmmacuiate Guild OF the Cathedral VIII
Distribute IT'S Christmas
Baskets

\ corps Of ladies' OF the Immaculate
guild % the cathedral was engaged all
day Friday and will he busy the greater
part or tbs forenoon filling the ls5
MARKETS which are to no distributed to
the poor % the city Tor their Christmas
dinners one undred and Twenty-Five
OF the baskets will he allied with ap-
pies. canned fruit. cabbage. coffee. nuts
and other things which will 80 10 make
up q real Christmas. sfi topped out with
a hne Tat chicken. which - to be placed
"a each basket this morning before u Is
delivered.
For the sick whom tho guild has en-
gagged TO take care % 50 baskets with
ready prepared Christmas dinners will
he arranged today and sent out his aft
ernoon 70 bring Christmas cheer 10 the
hearts or those who otherwise must 20
hungry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

head the W. Va. OptiCal Co.'S IN
nouncement on Page =. today's issue.
Prof o. y Huchea. ~ p'ftsburg is
expected 20 arrive On t"c Grove this
morning 10 visit s Y KlttIo and famil,.
Of the East End. Tor r. few DAYS
JACK Graham entertained tie msmhers
Or the Young Mems Educational soci-
etv ~ his home ia I.Rring Place last
evening
Miss Nary orr. n memhe- Or tho fa~-
ulty Of the Elm Grove h'r school viii
leave this morning for New York. where
- viii spend the holidays ae the guest
Of her sister.
Hugh Foster. Of Limestone. was n
business caller IN the Grove yesterday
Work was begun Yesterday on haul
Ink the brick 90 Doe used FOR placing
crossings In the town 81 Patterson.
Prof Fred Hail. principal ~ tho Fiw
Grove hiEu school viii leave for his
bone on snort creek 90 spend the holt
dav vacation.
After spending a few davs IN Wells
burg ne Tire guest ~ fcr brother. - o.
Hawkins Miss Anna Hawkins VIII re-
turn O. her home IN the Grove TODAY
Harry T. Rover e. confined ~ hts
home - ThoruhurE Place hy o. slight
illness.
Rev - T. Allen returned % his bonn.
IN New CImbenAsnd Yesterday mor-frr
after v%ieitinr iocpi friends
" . Neeiev r. spending several dav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
CASE REVERSED
Supreme Court Acts on Wayne County
and Then Sojourns For Holi-
days.

Special Dispatch 20 The Intelligence
CHARLESTON. Dec c2.-Some idea
- the great mou ~ work being
done by the supreme court ~ appeals
may be CLEANED when % is shown that
the court has handed down 20 more
opinions az tho term now ending than
Tor the term "a veal ago. when the to-
tai WAS 1876. The court has taken "a
recess until January D.
The last opinion that the court
handed down was that Of the Cincin-
rati Gas Company Na Ercss. from
WAYNE county. The court reversed
fha judgment set asid. the verdict and
dfmfrdsd me cause 90 the circuit
court Of WAYNE county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
STARVE In BOX CAR
Boys From Ohio Industrial Homo
Found In Box Car at Charleston.
VIII Be Sent Back.

Special Dispatch 20 The Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Dec. ~
Looked in a freight car for nearly
three days without food. except some
corn and peanuts. Will Jenkins. Mike
~Jacobisky. Harold Hughes. Morris
Gilman. Chester Cottrell and VIII
Snodgrass. inmates Of the Industrial
Home az Lancaster. O.. were rescued
today by an officer OF the Chesapeake
& Ohio railroad. I'm the local yards.
Governor Glasscock requested
Sheriff Smith TO place the boys IN
charge Of several deputies pending the
arrival Of officers from the Ohio in
stitution and make them as com
Portable as possible The boys de
clared they ran away on account OF
90 treatment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
SETTLE WITH CHINA
Mexico Pays FOR Destruction OF
Chinese Lives md Property In
Recent Outraqes.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22-Mr.
Chang Yin TanE. the Chinese minister
10 Washington. returned last night
from Mexico. where he succeeded in
settling The claims against Mexico.
arising frum the destruction OF the
ives and property Of Cinnamon at
Torre1n during the recent successful
revolution hcre
Mr. Chang is without rdvicea rs 20
Vhen DO VIII be- relieved here BY the
new minister. Alfred S. whoseaau.
poinfmeut as minister 20 this country
Was recently gazetfed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF ALLIS- CHALMERS

NEW YORK. Dec 22-Ths commit.
tee headed by James y. Wallace. recent
~ formed To protect the interests OF the
, per cent bondhOlders OF the Ais
Chalmers company on account OF the
possibility mat the company NAV de-
fault its January interest on the bonds.
make a report on the condition OF the
company today. showiuE surplus current
assets as OF December 81. 1911. OF
, s.lSO.OoO. or this $500. 900 Is cash.
The committee states. however. that
the amount Of the interest on the bonds
que January ] was not included in
reaching tho above result and that a.
soon a. 1t can secure definite informa-
ton a. 70 the intention OF the company
relatives 70 the aymen 81 the inter-
est % viii submit recommendations as
% a plan 81 r~eOrganizatibn under which
necessary working capital can be Sc
cured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
SUSPECTS
Trio Arrested by Local Dstsetives That
Had Suspicious Tools IN
Their Possession.

Fred Miller. Tom Ryan and !. y KIM
minis. were tho names given by n trio ar
rested hy Detectives Frazier and M1nard
yesterday. TIE men ned IN their pos
sessuin. some tools and wire contrap-
tions that ga not look good 20 the po-
lice. ana were held as suspicious char
acters.
Mike Barrett. a plain. drunk. nv Off
Ger stewart was tine only other arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

The Sunday school o. the West Alex
ander church held it's annual Christmas
entertainment in the church last even
ing \ program OF special music was
rendered.
evening m excellent program was car
ried ont by the mbe Of the Bethle-
hem Union Sunday school. following
which n treat was presented.
ON Monday evening In tho Ladies' Aid
nan NJ Mount Olivet the Sunday school
OF the Mount Olivct NJ. -. church will
mold its annua Christmas entertain
ment and expects to entertain a large
audience with a special program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
ELM GROVE
sAult ana Battsy-wMi Haze
Hearing NEXT Tuesday
Other Itsma

The trial OF Lester Smith. the we'll
known local real estate man. who was
arrested yesterday on an assault and
battery chrge, will be held Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock before SquIrs
Gompers. OF Wheeling. The warrant
was issued by Squire gompers on com
paint OF Ross W. Prysock. the Elm
Grove representative OF the News n
was served by Constable w. q. Stein.
who took Mr.. Smith TO Wheeling. wher.
heafing.
The case is the outgrowth OF an ar
tlcie written by Mr. Prysock concern
ing me Elm Grove election. and in
Nhich he stated that certain officers Rad
been selected at q caucus Of some IN
tne voters. Mr.. smith took exception
70 this and II IL stated that he seized
Air. Frysock by the throat and 9th err
wise punished him. Much interest 4,
being taken in Che case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
TWO DIE IN FIRES
Blazes in Gotham. After Being Extin-
guishsd, Disclose Chnrrod
Bodies.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-Two fatal fires
occurred in the city early tonight one
burst out IN a spectacular manner in
the sever-story terminal warehouse NJ
Thirteenth avenue and T~wentv-eizh IA
street and drove a score Of employees 20
the roof. whence they came down by
nre escapes. Later n charred body was
found near the feight elevator and was
identified as that Of Gus" Roth. a var
nisl er.
The ere caused n loss ~ $4,000.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence. aged 50 years.
was found burned almost beyond recog-
milton Ia her apartment IN n downtown
building when a fire In the house was
-extinguished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Affirmative Won.

The debates recited at the meeting Of
The BRYANT and Excelsior Literary soci-
cites or the local public school yester-
day afternoon were very Interesting and
IN each case was decided IN favor ~
the Affirmative. The following debate
was held by the Bryant society: Cues
ion-"Resolved That tho towns Of Pat
terson and Elm Grove should he incor-
porated as one town" Affirmative.
Anna Smith ard Clarence Walker. neg.
ative. Alice EEo1sT and Paul Rlaynev.
The debte 81 The Excelsior society
was on the question: Resolved. That
more II gained from -tudy than travel"
Affirmative. Elvira Mendel and Odella
Bentley negative. Mary Holmes and
Walter Steele.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Tsisphons H..rinr.

Before Vice Chancellor Lindiev "
Garrison. in the chancery court 81 New
Jersey % Jersey CITY yesterday. arru-
menfs were made in The case Of Grors.
? House a~Fafnsf The Continental Tefe
phone AMI Telegraph Company. on tie
question of fhe sale ~ the Confidential
bold nre i1 tfe National Telephone Com
tary Merritt Lane. counsel. ard Frank
j. MDlF fnDft. receiver. appeared IN ~
CAGE The decision ~ the court In
matter uaa withheld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

interest in the political situation I'm
Elm Grove increases each dav and Is
now the main topic OF conversation
The Issue seems 10 be between the preS-
ent administration and a party oppoE-
ing IL Each side Is lining up in earnest
end VIII make an active tight. The fac
tion opposed to the present officials
selected the following ticket. For
mayor. @. W. Smith: for recorder. Sam
uel NJ. Baird: for council. r. II. Walter.
James =. Hine. g. W. Seivert. Harry W.
kimmins and Thomas ~. O'Rrien. All
the present officials are candidates for
reelection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
ReiondinR Coke.

The p. a -. Railroad ompan placed
a large force OF men at work Yesterday
reloading the coke which was lost In
the wreck which occurred saturday
evening near Point Mills. when three
cars loaded with coke unset. spiIinc
the contents into the g. & T.. O. tracks
and the National road. \ large crane
was used for the purpose ana attracted
a large crowd. u interfered slightly
with the schedule on the West Alsvnu-
der division OF the city & Elm Grove
road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

Yesterday marked the last school dav
~ The year Of 1911 in all the schools 81
Trihdelphia district The schools will
remain closed during the holidays and
VIII reopen on Tuesday. January .. 1872
Tne various parish schools in the sub
urbs VIII observe the HOLIDAYS a. Will
the Manual Training schooi IN Big
Wheeling creek. which closed THURSDAY.
special programs were rendered IN
nearly all the schools Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY CO.,
once Schmnlbach Building.
Both Phones.


BEGINNING sunday evening January
:. 1912. a week Of special prayer serv-
ICES VIII he held in the Roney's Point
united Presbyterian church and will be
Followed by n week Of cottage praver
meetings at he homes OF members Of
the church. The following week special
Preacning services will be held in the
church each evening.
heN. w. Grimes the fol-
lowing order of services for tomorrow:
1880 a m. Sunday school. 1880 a. m.
morning service Z p. m. Young Peo-
PIES meeting. 5:45 p. m. evening serv-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
WILSON BooM AT .
NEW ENGLAND BANQUET

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec Senator
John sharp Williams. and Hon. xober.
o. Harris. - Boston. we're among the
speakers o. the Sew Engianders banquet
here tonight
Tn an Interview prior u the dinner.
Senator Williams declared enthusiastic
ally Tor Wilson for President and pre-
firt"i that he would be the next Prssl-
dent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
coHrER WITH TAFT ON
PnHNsYLvAUIA'a APFAna

WA~NINrINl>. Dec 1G-A mraferf-
Gus conference woe held a. fhe white
House Tonight between President Tar
AMI George ft fsrir Dr. defeated RE-
publican candidate frr marnr OF rrf4.
Ieip in. fri fNe recent election The
lresIfer' e7f1 ne political slfuafI.n .r
Frnrsrivsrit was the subject Or ths
conference
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

church tomorrow will be conducted by
Rev. Arthur u. Dickerson. Of san Fran
cisco. cal. who Will deliver a sermon at
II a. m. and $50 y. IT.. other services
are a. follows; 10 n. m. Sunday
sChooi. b:i5 n. m. Junior {. r. society.
ef5 p. m. Senior e. p. society. on
Monday evening az : o'clock the annual
IN ristmas entertainment 81 tho SUNDAY
school viii he held and an interesting
program will be rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
REITER THLN SPANKING.

trankinE does not cure children Of
ErfflnE There Ia n r-unautuffuunT rauaa
Tor this trouble Mrs. ~ Hor
~. N1frf DAME. ind VIII Ferf fres 10
anF mother nrr successful hons treat
ment 49, full Instructions send "a
money huf write bier today n your rNn-
fren trouble frl fu this waW Don't
hIaIra tho chilli the chances az % -a~T
hein o. This treatment also rur~s
adults anf aref people tr0uhisT WIfh
srine difficulties ~ dzy or niEhS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Special MsotIu0

y special meeting ~ the Triadeiphfa
district board 81 education has been
called 70 be held Thursday evening OF
neNt week In the Office Of Dr. l.. X. era
craft. Of the Grove. Several special mat
terS VIII he taken up. although nothing
OF great importance H. scheduled Tor tie
session. As the date for holding the
next regula meeting falls on New
years night ~ Is likely that another
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Christmas Entertainment.

me Allen Grove Presbyterian church
at Sherrard was nlled TO it's capacity
last evening when the annual Christmas
entertainment Of the Sunday school
was held. An excellent program or spe-
cial Christmas songs ana reritations was
rendered under the direction OF Mrs. A.
w. Curtis A feature or the entertain
ment was n large tree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Detecting by Increased Weight.

AF Eum auuktsI
Mrs. ClawsOn-Why do you always
weigh each OF your two cats before
YOU leave the house,"
Mrs. Mussett-"SO 7 shall know
which one 20 punish n I come home
and find my canary has disappeared A."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Business Deal

a business deal was closed in the
Grove Yesterday when Charles =. Klein
ana Earl Walter purchased the picture
framing business and deparfment Of
scott d Russelrs art shop on Main
street. The business will b conducted
hereafter In II. y. Walters building
near the Stone bridge and will b. great
" enlarged. Mr.. Waiter will take ac-
tive management q the new enferprlee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23

INC boN social and literary entertain
ment held last evening in the Corey-
town scho~olhouse near the Grove
proved 10 be a success beyond the expec-
tetlons OF the teacher and pupils. \ mu-
slcai ana literary program which had
been prepared with great care was rem
dered. following which the social was
held- The proceeds from the AFFAIR will
FOR the school library.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
EPIDEMIC or HoLDuFs
ALARM rAIRMoHrrEs

zre 70 Dispatch to Che Intefl Fsncer.
rNfgMpNr W w.. f,er. 20 Rob
Hrr.es and Iu'fIrs Orc becoming 60 come
mon In fHirmnnf rnI citizens are asking
Permission Co.. carry guns to protect
rewarlU.s
To-day on italian robbed o. fellow
rpunfrfm MON ~ 500 ln csel 90 Che liam
Ifnn nnd Huffman camp below town.
The Italians escaped Several smaller
rn'herles ans attempts 90 foiiurs havs
been reported f1 tle police in tie past
few frra