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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-11
Scott Opposes Mcclellan.

To return To Washington. General
Mcclellan came into conflict with Gen.
cral Scott almost from the first. Nc.
Clellan himself rccounts how. on his
second day mt the capital. hr called IN
the president and was invited TO M.
tend n cabinet meeting I'm IN, oftor.
noon. After Leaving tho nres,Jort h,
called on General Scot, and of,.r an
extended conversation ovcus.d him.
self. snyIpr h, had hoo, invited m ~.
Tend , mnn,in, az tho coi,,na, e.,
,..rcu,,n grow ;,d,r,,n, ,i,,, .,n,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-11

of Confcdcratcs gave way In confu.
sion.
At this juncture a large body OF Con.
fedcrate cavalry appeared. and the
fight was resumed. The Federal ar.
tillery tiow came into action. AS the
shells fell among the southern horse.
men, killing several. the whole body
was thrown into disorder and soon
afterward fed This ended the battle.
General Rains withdra wing his forces
and making a rapid march to join
General MCCullOch. who was leading
the column of Confcderatcs approach.
ing from the west. The next dry the
FederalS made a vain pursuit of their
foes and on Aug. 4 returned to Spring.
field. General Lyon had lost eight
killed and thirty wounded In the fight
MT Dug Springs and General Rains
about forty Sillcd and as many wound
ed.
The effect Of the battle was to dis
courage General McCulloch from maxi
ing direct attack On Springfield. but
General Price insisted and even pro-
posed to withdraw his Missouri troops
and fight 1t out alone. At this juno.
tnrc nm order came from General Icon
idas Polk. iN command OF the district,
directing that the attack be made. and
McCulloch consented. provided he was
given chief command. The entire
Confederate force now moved forward
In three columns toward Wilson's
creek. AS the battle at that point did
not occur TIL the following week. 1t
will be described in n subsequent ar.
ticle
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-11

The double team that draws the
Palm restaurants bakery wagon In
the Kaimuki district made another
bolt early this morning while the
driver was delivering bread at Gus
toner's door. They ran from the Ka-
pahulu road out the Waialae road
turning down Palolo Valley road aud
running a couple Of miles mp the val
10y. The driver chased the runaway
in an auto. No damage was done.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-11
The War Fifty Years Ago

Lyon Defeats Conederates Under General Rains at Dug
Springs. Observation-Disclosures Gather Ir Force at Will
sons Creek to Attack Lyon at Springfield - Aged
General Scott Mfed Because N sClellan Is Invited to
aCabinet Meeting--He Opposes McClellans Plans For
Recognizing administration Upholds McClel-
an---"Lttle Mac" Creates the Army of the Potomac.
His Popularity and His Skill Organizer and Drller
Of Troops---Extra Session OF Congress Adiourns.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.
MEETING NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Honolulu
Library and Reading Room Associa-
ton will he held at the Library Friday
evening October 10, at o'clock
j. II. FISHER,
5O53-2t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-11

iENFRAL BEN MGULLoCI, q. Il. A., WHO
ENTERED MISSOURI IN COMMAND OF
Arkansas AND TEXAS TROups IN SUM
MEit OF 1861 AND JOiNlLY CoMMANDED
CofEDEHAriS Al BATTLE OF WILSON'S
CREEK KILLED Ar BATTLE OF TEA
RIDGE, ARK. MARCH z. lsG2.
compared To those required IN the civil
war ana that II more scientific and up
to date form Of organization WAS nee
eSsary. scott remained obduruir,
however and Mcclellan went forward
On his own lines. which caused the
breach between the two to widen.
Congress and the administration
stood behind Mcclellan Considering
what aflcrward happened this state.
mcnt has II strange sound but this
was In the beginning Of August. lSGl
The differences between Mcclellan and
the administration did not develop til
later.
Army OF the Potomac Created.
The imp0rtnut outcome OF the new
policy was the creation Ut the Army Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

Christian Temperance Union will
meet this evening at the home OF Mrs
Fred Eweitzer.
Mr. Kirkland. of New Mexico. is
visiting his parents at Shadyside. lie
will spend the winter here.
W. r. Morgan. Baltimore & Ohio
telegraph operator is taking a two
weeks vacation and has gone to Balti-
more TO visit friends
Arthur Thompson, OF This city is
spending few days with friends in
Stcubenville.
Tho city Board Of Education will
hold a special meeting Thursday even
/ ing
James Dubois left yesterday for
New Concord to attend Muskingum
College
Dr. d. W Boone and Thomas Coch.
ran have reprinted their properties
on Belmont street
! Rev q. q. Ferbrecht and family are
home from Wisconsin. where they
spent their vacation.
Mrs. Charles Zimmerman. Of Rose
| iiill. who has been ~. is improving
The Willing Workers Of the shady.
side Presbyterian church will hold a
]
/ this afternoon
Frank Ephraim. of YOUNGSTOWN. il
q guest n the home Of Charles Ian.
! do. on Gravel Hill
T Mrs " : Bickcl. NJ South Beilalrc.
Us visiting relatives m Msundsville
/ The annual inspection ~ Bellaire
I Chapter. order of the Eastern star.
Z will be held IN Masonic Temple Fri.
day oyeuing. Following the work
there Will be social session and ban.
quot
chief ~ Police Malone returned
laaf nIrhf from Levisville. Monroe
county where he has been FOR tho
paef week in the interest az the Bis
Chief Ou a. Gas Company
Mrs. Frank lay Will entertain fhs
rr'mbore ~ the r. Y g. club tlis eve
Minis a' her home on Harrison street
a marriage license he's been i-sued
OF 30 t'aIrsviir fo William B. Nath
eve uf fr'a CITY. end Miss Res.io Vo
.1 workman NJ Blaine
Postmaster o q MASON vas q visit
H- af 81 CIaIrav'lfe Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
C0L0RED BOYS
QUIT SCHOOL
Leave cadiz High School when Ordered
20 Sat Apart From White Pupils.

SPECIAL pisra;cs TO tho IntcUirouser
CAuIZ n. sept. 9p.-It Is expected
feat difficulty fl1f occurred at tie
'l III ilEI school to-day viii max" scri-
'lS trouble between ;rc white and color
81 people 81 tgts place.
For years the trustees have kept up a
separate hHlliug for tie education %
"a" lrrc" number ~ coiored pupils and
fDSt recently a handsome new structure
was bullt ~ cons lerahla cost. but 4
seems the teachers employed are not
'npahl" Of finishing the education Dt to-.
advanced ColOTcI children. AMI t.ty are
admitted to the iien school which is if.
Connection VIII the large school for IT,,
- mates.
These coioreJ boys and girls have
been allowed 20 sif a. any pace 800 a..
rooms among tn" white pupils. ans re-
entity SIpt. !. J Phillips asked them 90
r'' seated iH - group 90 On" side ~ Ia,
room.
Most ~ tie colur'I pupils compiled
, "it'''t any app'r"rt 100 feeling but
-"n." pf TIC NpIr- men Gifts r.HrItrl poe
Used tp take t.e seats ur-l ..r..I item.
~-rt Phillips attempt Zoo reason ei.I
en-. but @" mo- avail. aua h. t.i. them
2. et could taE. their seats .r ..8N. fn-
HNfiding number Wat-.I Yif ana
went i' their BONES. ..fH sr-lIertl..
4 i''iHE evi~ts Tre matter w.I Boo.
taken before 80 school hotrI ami .rafs
4 " ..ii' parents sag f.. EIttriIt..fi. al :.
HtfaffH mus o. N.Hff.HN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
M MECHEN
Number Of Street improvements Be.
ing Made In the City at Present
Other Notes.

street Commissioner o 70. Sock.
man ana force of men Will start
work on the grading Of Caldwell street
between Tenth and Twelfth streets.
his morning This section OF the
ciif fhoroughfares has been I'm a bad
condition for some time ~ the road
"n' was fun % riife and cutters. rem.
d"r.ns b. almost impsssable
he lius fence on West sixth stree,
Vas removed Yesterday Dos Fred
Shafer. and the roadway viii DO oper
To- travel from nOW on This section
OF iencc vas put there az result o.,
a controversy between fhc Shafer and
Miller heirs. who claimed that the
land belonged 90 them and marked
The division line To- tho middle of the
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
JACKSON MARKER
cisrksbUrg Daughters Of confederaey
70 UnVeil Tablet 20 Mark Birth
place Of Gen. Jackson.

Special u.srat.1 'p fho rr... e.. .r
CLARKSBrRG. ". Va. sept el -
An elegant bronze tablet. which l. 10
De- placed on the front 81 David Davis.
sons business block on West Main
street. 20 designate the birthplace OF
~tou""au Jackson. las been received
by iho Stoncadi Jackson CHAPTER of
DO" Daughter OF tho Confectionery
here from Tiharys and preparations
have been made fo unveu 10 with ap.
propriat" ceremonies next Tuesday
afternoon. Addrcsso- viii la made by
ljr James Power Smith. az richmond
Va. Tho OnIy living member OF stone.
"aI Iacks0u stan Edward g.
smith. John ~ Davis ana lanes ",
h'hraon. Tho tablet uHI Ia ur
sri.'i hy Nisa babel Arnold. OF &c..
'rI"v a rrandriere 90 Genera. I,.t
nn Af''rUarl- srnaa.- OFF honor
$3.50 h' fsrfDnnf upon PHI. waterman. ,f
ODD" foufedrraf, army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

MARKS about an inch or tao apari NJ
face "a al.o afec-ed ffayed nome that
ca aad ~rnt 10 80 . doctor lie told ne
that 7 aust have eaten slmsthinE puison-
oIr. ard ! ~ ere hives 80 presented =
anedir.af .rf a.ao rev me- s1uo 1infn,ent.
A. th~ d. r~at b. steadily rrr- sore.
ths -arts rsang 90 from ouc par 81 ny 10y
10 auother 10 nd me 40 or uleuf srrs
~ r0 go. az fsIf rr-afy d.sagpu.uf-f
unti orc r~erInr ~ rianrr lo-kiaf orrr 10
rap--r ! 80 ~ 0gfrara rueur-iss afr-f-
lid 7 I-reli aseir rrcrrrsf sclle Cuf Ia
Otrtue1t 80 49,. - q t1 ~ hrfr foalf
hsH1'F rsii-ve e. 81 h saru-f to 49, ~
g. n rgaf assT % rr ls1r 80 uterus
Oaatu~rf 90 80 80 raa ~ ftai q
es-tanr - a. 49, pr~rsraf aru ~
rr-T us-f ff rrrr rtafr Ht7-f ~ a.
Ave rHf h-rr truuH'er 49, 49,
y - Nssr1a- 90 frrfF ID ~
"a "fr - 1910
sIrnrf Tfr-s srar 80 0afHr.ra
rafnr~f ar 90 fr .ru1r - f-sr-s
rrHrrH nrH a 80 Sd
- - rr CO. a- -
er fr .r 60 "n.rr Fsm
81 q la-sa .a-p rrrt 80 naraa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
c. A. HOUSE MUSIC co.

puval district. Lincoln county. W Va.
the BIG Greek Development company has
drilled No. on the Fannie Pcil farm
through the Rerea grit and has a 2O-bar-
rel producer. on the head waters OF
TaugO Fork. in the same district. the
Holly OH q Development company has
The rig completed for No. on the James
Lawson farm
On Laurel run. Smithfeld district.
Roaue county. Heasley n TO. Eav" COM
plcted and SHOT NJ. 3 OF the +. y Bays
farm ana have a 2o-barrel producer. The
south Penn cowpany'~ No on the Cha-.
". Mt'iraW farm has been shot and -
not doing good for more than - barrels
q day. Too the Pine Grove district Wet
Eel county. a." Hope Natural Gas COM
rauy has drilled test on tha Wash NIL
hu--i ;'rm through the Gordon and has
n -a~-sr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
RESIGNATION OF
JUDGE GROSSCUP
Is Made With String Attached and NAV
Possibly BE Recalled.

o, hl1ANp. SEPT 20-Cnited States Judge
-ifi"s '' tis forthcoming Essigna,ior from
'-e 'cnea by declaring thai II any interest,
'fsan f4'ion Or individual Is now ir,e,ti,a.
.~ Tvs record and wants further tire 20
cloud LIS - years public service hv ,,,,,,,.
''s nc i~ retiring under pressure. he vii
''i 'e"ter his resignation - President Taft
'' october 3. a. he yesterday announced
i ans responsible magazine SAYS 9. h.
~ article about me intended for rihiica'ion
81 any responsible govtrnrcrt ofHcfaf sa,. a
SOY 'frrtnt invcstigation ~ ne - tendiny 4
N,l "'t resign, and tull opportunity will IL
gwen any 81 tho>e TO come f,rvard ,rJ -
-rnf Tire meter. 50 thar ! can NEE, ., =. q,
itcut Court Judge. and not As an ind,v,.lY.
%. sait Judge Gr1sscup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

married yesterday. Father Written
performed the ceremony.
Bert Berry has returned to Pitts
burg after a visit here.
Harry Juggling. teller at the First
National Bank. made a business trip
TO Pittsburg yesterday.
Isaac Miller and wife. who were ar.
rested yesterday. were given three
days in which 10 get out OF town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
HARVESTER TRUST
MAY REORGANIZE
government to Permit Big Concern TO
HeadJust Affairs 10 Conform With
Antitrust Laws.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-Tbat IN.
government Is ready 10 permit the In.
,erualonaI Harvester Company volun-
'aFlly 10 readjust us organization 20
conform 10 recent interpretations or
me sherman law. became known 10.
nay. PENDING the result OF confer.
enccs between Attorney General
NicNersham and attorneys for tho
company. The threatened dissolution
suit is being delayed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Woods SIrrpson.

Miss Peal Simpson and Mr.. George
o, Woods were married Tuesday even
ing at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. simpson. OF Bel
mont street. Rev. " =. Mccormick,
Of the 4. J.. church. officiating. After
a western wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods will make their home in Bell
aire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

II vas Just SIMPLY terrible
and made 70 impossible for
me 20 sleep the rest o. that
night. 80 7 had TO SIT ND all
nirht changing my pos ton
evcTv couple q minutes.
A. she hours sent by 10
grow worse and soon I
started Co scratch myself.
" hen daylight arrived 7
saw that To- body Uas
rrwernH v~ffh fa@wr -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Ac epts Invitation,

J. W. Dawson. editor OF the Beaver
Falls Review. a former resident Of
BeHairc. has sent letter 10 the com.
mif'ce that he will attend the home
coming celebrationsto be held iu this
city October 10 :. Mr. Dawson SAYS
many goods things OF Bellairc and cx-
press the hope that he will meet
many of his former friends while visit.
INK the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
Work PROGRESSING.

W0rk ON the Elks' building being
erected ON belmont street Is progress
inE. Tho foundation has about been
completed and forms are now on the
ground for starting the concrete work
ON Tho hrst floor. Hy the latter part
~ The week on the building viii b."
vel under way. and from then on
will be- rushed to completion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
BELLAIRE
Tas Bate.

The budget commission. composed
OF Prosecuting Attorney ". V. Camp.
bell. Auditor +. +. shepherd and
Mayor Charles Wassman. of this city
met az St Clairsville and decided up.
on the tax rate Tor Belmont county
The rates for the county is twenty.
eight and fourteenth cents on every
500 OF property. The levy made 10
run the county is twenty-siX and nine
tenth cents while there Is a debt levy
OF one and five tenths cents The levy
Tor state. township. town and school
district is scvcnty-three and one
tenth cents on every 800 property
valuation except where there are
bonds. Mayor Wassman thinks II will
take about two weeks for the budget
commission to finish up It's work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21
DISTRESSING CASE
Of HIVES CURED
Body Covered with Large Red Marks
Face Also Affected. Cuticura
Ointment eased Skin Right
Awayand Completely Cured.

retired one evening and after sleeping
. couple ~ hours VA aNAk ned by a burning
sensation az over the upper part % my body,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

II will cost less money 10 keep th"
children in school shoes il they wear
our kind. than il VIII il they Wear the
uncertain sort. Locke shoe Co.
Bellaire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-21

Erar n-rft
T .r H.r.r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-31
5 WEST BROAD STREET.

K1is ODin3sn.
do you believe thsre really II any
such thins as platonic Affections. Hem
psckr'' uuerisd Dobson.
.wsii." said Henpsck, scratching his
head refsctiveiy. II belisvs that At
ter ave or str strenuous years % mar.
risd life ono can acquire it."--Harper's
weekly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-31
HEanlT.
0n0 I
HOME |
TALKS


Often when l come UP cellar with
my hands full. and step all over my
dress, and when / wipe up the floors
and get nay feet ali tangled In my
skirts. / decide I'll adopt a uniform
for work When / mention my In
tentions to the family, straight
jacket is suggested as the only one
suitable, and some OF the folks frank
~ remark they hope / won't go
around looking queer. This is usually
what happens when woman wants
to clothe herself sensibly. People I'M
medtately jump to the conclusion thar
she is going to look queer. But II any
body could look queerer than the fe-
male halt. OF Humanity In this year
of grace, I would like to see her. II
there is anything more peculiar look
ing than the lanky individuals going
about In hobble skirts and freak hats.
please produce It.
But to return to the uniform. Eiv-
cry woman who does her own house
work. real, genuine, hard homework.
knows that her usual dress only makes
the work harder. A maids uniform
is better than most dresses the wo-
man OF the house wears. II IL neat
and tasteful, easily laundered and has
a pocket. But this Ii about all that
can be said of 1t. Whereas. the wo-
man who does her own housework
wants more than this In her dress for
work. IS
She wants to eliminate skirts or else
shorten them. She wants a dress that
Is easy, comfortable and quickly put
on. A bathing suit would make an
admirable uniform for working in.
But imagine the CONSERVATION OF the
postman, the iceman. the miikman,
when confronted by the lady OF the
house In a bathing suit. They would
be apt to put their fingers significant
ly TO their foreheads whom telling the
neighbors OF the sight. much as the
children did of yore about Columbus.
II one has consideration for the
reputation of ones family, bathing
suit evidently will not do AZ Mousse
keepers uniform. The next best style
is gymnastic suit. This really would
be practical A one-piece sui. with
belt and collar attached. with pocket,
and with the skirt short and made In
the divided fashion, would really he
an ideal work dress. The sleeves in
summer could be short In winter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-31

,ee.y 1U76
OsH0easekefper
.bY Barbara BQyD
.by Barbara BQy1

for warmth, they would need to be
long. but when desired they could
be turned up Mt the elbow and fas-
tened with glove-snAps instead OF be-
ing rolled. when sleeves are rolled
UP they are always coming down 1t
inopportune times, besides being
mussed when one wants them down.
But by turning them back and fasten-
ing them on the shoulder or upper
arm with gloves snaps they would stay
up and not be unused.
1t might be wisest to slip the uni
form on after the business part OF
the family have gone forth to their
days work. And the trades people
who call at the house would. after
the first shock. eventually get accus-
toned to it, And. oh, the JOY OF work.
ing In such light. easy, short-skirt-
ed dress! One would skip about the
house for sheer JOY in the comfort OF,
il.
IL one makes business Of house.
Keeping. why should not one have
business dress for II. and not dress
that IL q handicap and a hindrance.
and that makes the work doubly
hard
7AA[A>A. .A>~<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-31
The
Circular Staircase.
BY MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
COPYRIGHT BOBBS- MERRILL COMPANY
BY MARY ROBERTS RINEHARr
COPYRIGHT 1908 BY THE BoBBs-MERRILL COMPANY

read-Gertrade and / were out. as
/ have said. and at dinner we both
noticed that something had occurred
to distract him, He was disagree
able, which is unlike him. nervous.
looking at his watch every few min
utes. and he ate almost nothing. He
asked twice during the meal what
train Mr.. Jameson and the other
detective were coming, and had long
periods of abstraction, during which
he dug his fork into my damash
cloth and did not hear when he was
spoken to. He refused dessert, ana
left the table early, excusing himself
on the ground that he wanted to see
Alex.
Alex, however, was not to be found.
1t was after when Halsey ordered
the car and started down the hill at
a pace that, even for him. was un-
usually reckless. shortly after Alex
reported that he was ready to go over
the house, preparatory to closing IL
for the night. Sam Bohannon came
at quarter before g.. and began his
patrol of the grounds. and with the
arrival of the two detectives to look
forward to, | was not especially APP
pFehensive.
At half-past l heard the sound
of horse driven furiously up the
drive. 1t came to a stop in front
there were hurried steps on the ye-
randa. Our nerves were not what
they should have been, and Gertrude.
always apprehensive lately, was at the
door almost instantly. A moment la
ter Louise had burst into the room
and stood there bareheaded and
breathing hard.
Where 10 Halsey?" she demanded.
Above her plain black gown her eyes
looked big and somber. and the rapid
drive had brought no color to her
face. I got up and drew forward q
chair.
He has not come back" I said
quietly. sit down. child: you are not
strong enough for this kind of thing"
l don't think she even heard me.
..Ie has not come hack" she ask
ed, looking from me to Gertrude. DO
you know where he went? Where can
i find him.
"F'or heavens sake. Louise Ger
trude burst out, tell Us what is
wrong. Halsey is not hare. He has
gone to the station for Mr.. Jameson
What has happened?''
TO the station. Gertrude ?.Yoa are
sure?"
Yes, / said Listen. There Is
the whistle of the train now
She relaxed a little at our matter
of-fact tone, and allowed herself 70
sink into a chair.
Perhaps l was wrong" she said
heavily. "He--wili be here in a few
moments if-everything II right"
We sat there, the three Of us. with
out attempt at conversation. Both
Gertrude and recognised the fulfil
ity OF asking Louise any questions:
her reticence was q part OF . role
she had assumed. Our oars were
motor ~ Il turned into no drive ana
commenced the climb ~ The house.
Ten minutes passed, Afepens twenty.
tro be continnS1