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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
Fair One Had
the Habit! Got
Cigar and Match

WASHINGTON G. H.. Dec ISL
Oscar peddicord. wcll.known
Ohio horseman Of Wilmington. who
has been here In connection with
the Ohio Horse Sales company
meeting. came across a woman In
the y. a O. depot here this morn.
ms who was not easily biuffcd
After entering the mems waiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
STOLEN WATCHES
SAVED HTS LIFE

PORTLAND. Or, Dec. ia
George Turner, a negro iron
worker, probably would be In
the morgue today instead Of jail
except for the fact that he spe-
cisiixed on watches in his al
legged piIferins operations.
Turner was seen dropping
from fire escape Of a lodging
house. Called upon 10 halt by
Special Policeman Bowers, he
attempted TO escape, but two
shots, both OF which shattered
against stolen watches in Tur.
ner's pockets, stopped him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

NY tnitsd Ffr4s AtsAsEa WITH
WASHINGTON. Dec. fs----it 10 Of.
fieialiy announced here today that
President TAFT has notified Russia
that the treaty Of 1882 will be anro-
gated.
by his action In notifying the
cxar OF Russia OF his intention the
president took the matter from the
hands Of congress-. and forestAIled
any possible action by the senate on
the resolution OF Congressman Sui.
ger OF New York. against which
Russia protested. II had been said
that President Taft would have We
toad the resolution had IL been
forced through the senate to-day.
Wants II Confidential"
The presidents action WAS an.
nouneed following a conference with
Senators Rayner. Burton and Nc.
Cnmber. members OF the senate for.
eign relations committee. II In said
that the president IL undecided
whether to send TO the senate a not.
10 be- read In open session or a con.
fidentiai communication explaining
his action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
Caught With Goods?

Steve varthalatas was arrest "a
by city detectives yesterday after.
noon at the home Of Rev NJ. q.
Andreades. 753 Lake View ay.. ~.
ter. II Is alleged. he had threatened
violence n the latter did not pay
= sum of money vsrthalatas had
made previous demands upon the
divine. and was paid SIS In mark ed
bills just previous 10 hts arrest DE
tectiyes we're stationed in an nd,
Joining room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

tBy United Press Leased wirs)
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. fs.--
The eternal three. the man,
the woman and the "staN Of
lifc," met here today In a novel
mlrup In Judge Moesn's d.
vorce court. vinon odaIl, a
Filipino, threw loaf OF stale
bread at his German wife
when she loaned a saw 20 an
Italian. Mrs. odall went down.
u was a knockout. Judge Mo-
gan decreed that hereafter she
may seek another bread pur-
veyor than Odali.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

George Wingfield. Of Howard.
kas. miased his false teeth after
a sound sleep. and. thinking he had
swallowed them. was operated on.
The teeth could not be found.
and the operation necessltated an
autopsy; but still no teeth. After
the funeral the widow found the
teeth In a glass Of water on win
dow sill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

room. PeddIcord M cigar and. af.
ter smoking awhile. npicd WON.
an not far away. Going up 10 her.
the horseman said; Lady. II this
smoke annoyn you. you can step
into the ladies' waiting room"
The woman. however. paid no at.
tention 10 bis suggestion. In a
short time. going up 10 her again.
Peddicord pulled cigar from bis
vest pocket and. offering Il 20 her.
said. Have a smoker"
''rhankSi" said the woman. and.
taking the pfoffcred cigar and bit.
ing the end off II. said. Got a
match7" Tho match Was present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
DEAD IN ROOM

Victor Roman. a bartender. IS
years OF axe. was found dead in q
room az the New England hotel
yesterday afternoon. lie had com.
mitied suicide By taking carhoiic
acid Letters left by the dead man
indicated that he was respondent
over family troubles. lie left a wife
and one son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

BERLIN, Dec. 16s---Irminenee OF
war with England, the Morocco
crisis and the present feeling that
England liz merely seeking an OPP
portunlty for conflict with Ger
many have given rise TO a senti-
menf that there should be a more
rapid increase In the navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
Thousands Of Arabs Killed

ROME. Dec. Ia thousands Of
Arabs we're killed and wounded by
italian troops nj HONS Saturday. se-
eording 20 advices received here to-
day. italian cruisers rakcd the
Arab front with a hot fire, which
drove tho Arabs directly Into the
trap prepared for them by italian
troops In the rear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

The parents hurried 20 headquar-
tiers after finding the child missing.
but the police refused 10 give Il up.
The humane department Is inycsii-
eating the case today. The couple
are "a years OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
Robbery an Hour in chiesgo--some
Of the Thieves Use Autos

The police announce that rob
berry an hour Is the average In Chi.
cage now. the hauls ranging from
so cents to 5000
Thirty women were robbed in the
streets recently. Several OF the
thieves use automobiles and easily
get away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

FLUSHING, L. l., Dec. 16.--EIlis
Parker Butler, humorist, has re-
ceiyed a letter mailed in Washing
ton, simply addressed ELLIS Parker
Butier--the Lord Knows Where"
Postoffice clerks did.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1e.--Levi p.
Morton, distressed because Trade"
was coming TO Fifth avenue, ia Of.
fering his mansion for sale for
100000 and has taken a modest
little $4,000 apartment further up
the avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
Fined for Stealing Skunk skins.
Given Year 70 Pay II

After Lothrop and william shel-
don and Carl Miller. boys under is.
OF Lee. Mass. were fined $40 for
stealing fifteen muakFas and three
skunk skIns. the court became sym.
pathetic.
You may have year In which
10 pay the fine The boys were told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
Georgia Negroes. III. Had Lived in
Three Centuries

Flare Bentry. negFess. lit
years old. died at Savannah. Ca.
retaining her faculties until the
last minute.
She was fifty years a slave. aud
had lived In three centuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
ELIJAH" Gets
TEN YEARS
tnx unItea fress heased WIrel

NV UNIT0I TTNEN fF1NEVH WIZ
PORTLAND, Me. Dec u.
'Fliiah." the Rev. Frank Sanford,
header Of the Holy Ghost and vs.
sect. who recently allowed five of
his followers 10 starve 60 dea IN
dufing a cruise OF the cults ha II
Kingdom. was today sentenced 10
10 years at hard labor. Before 80 D.
tenco WAS passed Sanford said
God is behind me- He told nie
today net 10 talk. lie knows VIII at
Is In me. He pltics everyone who
does not look 10 shiloh
Sanford win be taken to Atlanta
federal prison tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

cd 20 her and. striking Il on the
bottom OF her shoe. she ~ the
cigar and smoked away just like
a man. Peddlcord confessed that
u was one on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
QUEER THINGS IN THE NEWS
Organize ~5ocen, Club" In ssrlk,
Against 6o-Ccnt Eoan

A band of nsuyrcctionIsts. IN
revolt against s0-cent eggs. have
organized the ~Thirty.cent Esg
Club" at Cleveland.
An egE strike similar To the meat
strike that originated In Cleveland
two years ago 10 planned,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

NEW YORK, Dec. fe.--HasIne
lost the list OF places In which he
put the boxes. Simon uhIfelder
president OF the Yorkvillc hospital.
does not know where to find them.
though he knows they contain lots
Of money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
AUSTRALIAN BOYS

Lieut.. J. J. Simons In charge OF
the AZ Australian boys who are
making q trip around the world
under the direction OF their govern.
ment, addressed the assembly at
broadway high school this morning.
The boys were given automobile
rides on sight seeing tours about
the city. AT 1890 they returned to
the broadway high to eat their
lunch In the high school cafeteria.
AZ 1880 they will be the guests OF
the seniors. This evening the Aus
tralian boys will give an entertain.
ment at the Broadway auditorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18

NEW YORK, Dec. t6.---A convict.
cd burglar, barred from a good Job
because OF his reputation. Is buying
mock ties and gloves by Wholesale
and selling them TO Easy Marks"
as loot. He's making money hon.
estly, too. he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-18
"The Eternal Three"

As feIt BY many a saleswoman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-20
lPRf al Paper.

I, hlreaiy the great bonus offer OF
y pie yotes has aroused The keenest
septhusi asm among competitors and
the eject Svilljsbe8 Of material assist
ance 70 those Who are on the hunt for
ssIbscri bers. Is ", y 4; X. 4.
I BY explaining carefully the condi.
tioGs the Ter. to prospective sub
sfribers, they vii lsbe% able to see at a
glance much more valuable a
\ s;tftscrtf,t don cont facted for snow Will
4 etc you and how it9$will.} be. the
mean sof improving your! prospectstof
Siftiifiate ct6ry, 4
M Fine Opportunity.
d y 10 young ladies' living outside Of
lhaye m unusually good
@eliarce 70 zl,icksu p a prize very easily
SiI This great contest, Hi Warrington
and some III the other. parts OF tho ter
iefitoryS thest field ,lras hardly been touch.
led and IL come IS oi,ng 3 lady would
start right llow:-7t while the great trips
vote offer Isl force--shc would haye
Air unusually good chance to win x
prize. ! The Young ladies In certain
parts os the rritory have, not yet
awakened ITO their opportunity. Some
seem Ito think tits too late 10 enter
hut such x Is not the 4 case. n On every
day 90 sfars this week, 4 the contest
a Y has hiid several young ladies'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-20

start their Campaign. When these
young ladies' read the great offer
|WhichAaas announced this week. they
saw they really had IN opportunity
TO make up for lost.time and 4 very
Ta:y good one at that. So they asked
The contest manager to show them
how to start their campaign, which
/ he. gladly did. You can do Just us
well as these young ladies have done
Iif4yon will only startat once to get
busy. Under this big offer your votes
Will count up very rapidly. a yearly
Subscription now counts for $4,000
votes and # It Is n new subscriber 1t
Will, bring you 10000 votes. Why not
get busy today. You can win one OF
those handsome prizes II you will only
try. We would especially like to hear
from some of the young ladies in Man.
rdngton and IL: smaller towns. Also
from those living on the rural routes.
"A Few Suggestions.
K Now for n few suggestions as 10
your plan Of campaign. Never neglect
70 see any one personally if$you have
reason to believe that they have not
eahNuas PlohbSu siiSii aENolcS. Noutllc'
times the prospects which appear the
most improbable pan out tho best.
When you have your prospect Sc.
cured get. him or hersto put you on
the track Of another orlmore unpledg-
cd prospects. -
The result will be that your votes
Will accumulate more. and moro daily
md increase In volume, like a snow.
ball rolling down shill. I, 81 :. 5, =,
& Agan, idon't be afraid to advertise
the fact that you nrc a candidate,
here, there and everywhere through
out tile length and breadth OF, this
part Of West Virginia. Tell everybody
You meet the glad tidings and imposes
upon thom the fact that you are In. the
race for one reason only. that that Is
TO iWfN. 4fs ,5tS
4 You will BIO! surprised how the mag.
nctism{ Of your enthusiasm twill per:
suade offers. Even the most callous
5capnot fai Ito accord a certain amount
ofaadmIr,alonEt to he3pluekyY sompeti-
tor After you have left ut Is quite
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-20

~. o.. #g j.
as likely rs not that the recipient Of
your most recent heart to he,ltt talk
viii tell his friends something like
this:
Friends, il you haven't promised
your votes to any one yet, I've got n
friend who deserves to win so give
her the votes" NE
= That's the sort Of an Impression TO
leave behind. Again don't hesitate 10
ask for the biggest subscription at the
outset. Go after the five year sub.
scriptlons.
Remember that triple votes will be
given on both new subscriptions ana
old subscriptions from now until April
goth. The votes issued on these sub.
scTiptions are good at any time III TO
tho close OF the contest. May 18th, and
may be polled and published when
ever you choose. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-20
MAy Y0I YOUR
D0lg REMOVED

ono Of tho i1adins iffercS scfsntIffh
WHO mas BEEN thinking Nafudy N flt,f
icausc OF old ago has i itcoycfc that 4
g die % serpiE found ia tho lariisi Ia
tessine, and rerpfisnends as d, PRIV i ~
that the stine be r1sncysdl y
hat The bowel we're slic bres,l iiiasss
g germs and that aetseta lid 'feriilt:
sf ~, o. nitys 2 tai,asiiey 10 =
serious ilin e9s than those who wore
sree rom this trouble,
passias 81 III rs iii ID e, ,s.Ss ews &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-20
How THEY STAND TODAY.
The list Of contestants and the

The list Of contestants and the
numbero OF votes each has will be
printed in this space daily. All
votes must be in this Office by
5 o'clock in the afternoon Of the
day previous to the publication.
Votes coming in inter 5 o'clock i.
of the. day previous to publica-
ton will be counted and publish
ed In the next issue. All votes
must be pinned together and the
number Of votes in each package
must be marked on the top bal
lot. II votes are pinned securely
together, the name OF the con.
testant need only, BIO written on
the top ballot.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-20

Mas Ethel lpgegaoh Y. :. !. /. j l,6lQ
Mss agnes Jones s. ~. :. !. (. TX. !. ~ $50
Mlss Mary Ivfaley I. (. q. 4. iD.5tb
! MISS Rea Grimm :. u .965
Miss Tes5ie Alba. 4. Il. Z. !. a $50
Miss Christine Morr;scn (. Z. 20. no
Mss .Lorena Flick :. . !. $50
s;iss sssrs, Z. :, ". .6s5
MiHs Frasfcis Slater e. I. 4. Z. ID .ss5
Lilies Agnes VAR :. Z 4. ~ IL,
Miss iierthe Wade :. \. Z. Z. :. 22ss
sliss, Bertha Jones y. ". !. I. Il ,oa5
Miss Plora Hanes :. I. !. :, !. Us
/ MISS Far Mosteiler j 55.2s5
MISS AZ slnsoil. crs $ 4; 90. 22ss,,i4)
Moss isdna Wilton . I. (. I. !. !. ~ Is, Il I
Miss Grace Mccrea !. !, Y !,
Mss Thompson. OF. III, II. CT. I. il. 2S5
Miss Nell Cunning hasfi {. (. !. I. {, 500
Miss Kate Rex I. y. !. /. !. ~ ,42tJ 4
Miss Ruby Haskins !. !. y. lOi45s
Miss Mabel Harland I. +. il,IS
Miss Mary Barrett 4. i. 4. 4. 5.l25l
ssp sasss ! l,sss
Miss Martha Flogercy, Enter
prise {: 22s,2ts|
n shss = ~ ,2yg
arkcburg.i VI X
Miss Mary RUN. q u 4, I. l. 4. slGs
Miss Mary Lawlis Enterprise Z. 1890
Miss Marie snolds ! !, |. 4. d. 20, OBS
Miss Margare. Leggett II 20, l10il
Miss Annie Martin I. j Z. !! Id ,2S0d
e \. Morsart
Miss Ruth Price Z. I. I. !. 2;2IO
Miss Ethel /. &. !. I. / Il 900
Miss Laura Davis !. |. q. {; "a
Worthinatcn.S
Miss Ollie 81 Fortneys 4. ]. . 2o,5soi
Miss eatrice Mclntire II. % ,2653
Miss Hazel Cochran /. !: 4. ! !, B9g
Miss Bessie Hess \. ). /. :. 1895
Miss Ruby eonard 8. j. /. !. !. Il s,495l
Miss sallie Tetrlck, II. II. 4 Z. 4, I. 1920
Miss Elsie atteraeld /. . |. |. I. 77,428i
Miss Maggie Q. Neeley, Behler, 75sl
/. Z. 1851
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-20

Y . . 4. 4 ~ Z,
MISS Helen Johns Z. i. I. 1851
Mises Mailde s.Iacksonst... .i....i 10, 32
Miss Sarah DevehyE. ~. 4. II 1 ,2s
MISS Mary HagerJF.,., z. ~. n. ..:19, Is,
MlsslC Jonessi! .t.a..... .l.,..la4 ISL
MISS Ethel Fiser r.. ~. 90. 52
Miss Octavia Hunt{...a .i 1876 ,e4I
Miss Mary 4Sturm 11,2l,
Miss Amy Williams 8. 1929!
Miss kntherinA II o,ieh &. q. Sii2Sl
MSS araqei Reanes o1:.is..s a2a 16, 25I
MISS Alya Holdren .......... 23,2St
mrs. Myrtle Shuttlcsworth -. 1922;
MISS Ethel Cochran ......... .s't5.45;
Miss Nettie Friedman 1856
Miss Ruby WILLS ........,....f %, 53(
Mrs. n. r. Goudy .... :....'.. 30,09s
Mrs. Victor Athey ............: 13.49;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-20

~, rs - - NJ
Miss; ::,nn.e organ \, rs, s.aiU
Mss Ella Morgan -, !. ,195,
Miss Margaret Grubb, r.. r H.. q, $50
Aliss Ada Harden, Catawba ~ :. 10 $40
\ Mtss Edith Moran r. r. Cata%3i. h. 3.
4 vat,,I...aa: ~. ~. a!..r...s.. -1G, 1856
MISS Laura, Baker, R, r. No, 6s.ttl h
ID SltyI :ti.r. -. ....E.'.l..t. ....J1a,270
|a{issS Della Baker. R.aRs iNon s, sd IA
NJ lcily0ii' ~. IA. .!.j. e16 800
bliss Mamie Vincent. lBentonis nfn4Fap
III EerryiG- 80 II ~. ..t.s ]. E.sa,.E1 u ,840I
Miss Ruth Aterriicld, lRS R. No. 6ii,3its
IN 3Tcity .tJlai..s. 4 4 i. =, 2O.425
Miss Mary "A. fPricket,i Re- RS, di2|
~ Nor: " cityt,I....!.. -! ,495
sNiss Blanche 2 Satter6eld,u Ca. .5ra
pwba. R.!R No. i f!i.r. n 19,445
g Nt5gt.li r! R!@No.i4,H city.!sgai ,.ifas3t1
miss Anna B. Miller. ~. y ::>Sf6,Sf0|
Miss Ellen Layman' !. 4. ......,. .l17i,325
Miss Lille Mcguire ~. !.. lO,125I
r. r. No. S.
Miss Ceola Dragoo 121e5
MISS celia Wilcox ............ 1926
Miss Arma Hlnegardner ~. "a ,39Of
Miss Cora Price i........... 19.425
MISS Luda Ice .............. 1880
MISS Lucy Berry ............ 1900
Miss Edna Hill 600
earrackville.
Miss Ella Jenkins IA, sos
MISS Nellie Cramery. ........ 10000
Miss Della Brand 1850. ~. 1920
MISS Goidie Michael ......... 1880
Mtrr ralr ~ > &
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
FAILS TO file BOND;
MEETING POSTPONED
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION TO GET
TOGETHER WEDNESDAY.
Real Estate Books Are Almost Com
PIeted-PetItion Days for
Various Districts

The board OF equalization and re-
view was unable TO hold its annual
organization meeting yesterday on
account OF the fact that one member
had not filed his bond. being under
the impression that II was not neces-
sary for him to do 50. The organ
lzation meeting will be held We'd
nesday and the method OF procedure
decided upon.
The real estate books OF the as
SCISSOR are almost completed and will
be ready for the board on Wednes-
day. The figures had not been
totalled dast evening. but are esti-
mated at 100000 more than last
year.
Petitions relating TO the assess
mcnts will be heard as follows:
Washington district. Monday, July
Il: Madison district. Tuesday, July
IS: Union district. Wednesday. July
10: Clay district. July 90: Center.
Friday. July 81; Webster. Saturday.
July %; Richie. Monday. July "a;
Richland. Tuesday. July %: Liberty.
Tuesday. July %; Triadelphia. We'd
nesday. July 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

II is at right 10 make hav while
Tho sun shines. but ifs lots nicer 10
make love while tho moon shines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

nnal picnic today 40 Glendale "a. .,
lHii VII iiNe place Zoo 49, o. Afrlf.,I..,,.-
tf'," ln center Glendale. reHr 49, ,.It
800 i "'tr d splendid program for a..
."~ h'fh arranged Two b.-..
...'il game w.ll hr plHyrI Do, a., 49,,
.-H 'f tH" sunday school and ir 80
'll'rnY'n speaking program ain d..
.... .Ni Invitations have been b..
,t wv pre- NIIiHF schools ~ tho r.fraf
D.. church ~ Heruosd. f'irst =, ~
" ,'l"ndHlr and calvary 81 81
uf.h ~ Ai"un l-,iiie o. iYin tGor1 ,,..r
s,,. Y,,..'E''i"u from each - lie
"lii accept ir a o. RIker -
Ni'Indst iii". Hrv S % Hart ~ ~
N''h. E"t D.. d. Tsllere. ~ 81, 49,.
tnH it't cotton. ~ Glendale 'ii
&C. '.' principal speakers Tor tie orra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

Houscwivcs wonder Why the under
wear. table linen. bedding and all
other washable fabrics wear out
fall 20 pieces 20 quickly. fts the
strong. yellow soap which eats
through the nbrc snd weakens 10 10
th" tearing point q pure. whole.
some soap need DO no more costly
than those destructive compounds
ii"witte Easy Task soap viii prove
This to boz true
10 is % clean. white soap without
fho impurities o. crude. strong
elbow soaps. and will DO tho work
With bali OBJ" labor. Fivc cents a
nic. Try it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
PUZZLING DELAY
Children Of Local Humane Home
Have Not Yet Been Removed to
New EIkins Home

Owing TO an unexplained delay in
the removal OF the children from the
local Humane home 20 Elkins. the lit
tic tots are stu NJ the Twenty-n:r'h
street home. Their welfare is now be
ing looked after by the Rev. w. B
FRAGILE. the local officer OF the
society. During the past month Rev.
FRAGILE has received FIVE new chill
dren and placed eight in good homes.
The Elkins home Is understood to
be in readiness for the children and
there are now plenty OF funds for
their care. so the delay is as pulling
to the local officers as to the general
public. Field NEen; r. II. Brown in
tended ~ take the children 20 Elkins
the week after the removal OF his Of
fee 10 that place. but some unfor-
seen circumstances seemed TO have
prevented the transfer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

mediatrly.
ON account Of the national holiday
there Will Doc no meeting today. on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock the
bids for the county building work
vii Do" CUencd and the contract
awarded. u viii Doc stipulated that
the contractor finish his part % the
job 30 that the piasterirg and other
finishing work may be- completed by
September T. As the building Of q
three story addition is included 10
the thirty thousand dollar job. tho
building is destined TO Doc .1mewhat
OF % hive 81 activity for The coming
eight weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
no DECISION ON
HEALTH OFFICER
BOARD OF CONTROL TO VOTE
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Or. Melain stlii Conducting once.
Members Say No Understand
Ing Reached.

Owing to the fact that the Board OF
Control attended the waterhouse fu-
neral In a body yesterday morning,
the selection of a new city health Of
ficer was not considered and will not
be further discussed until Wednesday
morning. In the meantime the affairs
OF the ONCE are being conducted as
usual by DR.. McLain and his assist
ants.
The members OF the Board OF Con-
troll have not yet reached any de-
cision In the matter. either in session
or informally. so that the result is
still uncertain. DR.. McLain is the IA
vored candidate OF at least one men,
Der. while DR.. II. p. Linsz was men,
toned yesterday as being a leader
among the new candidates.
Individually. the members OF the
board refused to express any opinion
as to the outcome OF the contest, as
sorting that II would be impossible
10 hazard even guess until the
board meets TO consider the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

John r Carter. Jr. appointed ad-
ministrator Of estate ~ John e. Dun
can. bond. $1,000. Joseph Handlan.
surety
Charles p Etz appointed executor
Of Caroline Etz bond. 5000
Millio " McNabb appointed admin
fstratriv 81 Herbert = McNabb
bond. $50. surety. John r Wilson
August Wheeler appointed admins
TRAITOR n estate ~ Johanna g. Woeh-
1cri bond $1,000. surety Henry
Wheeler gr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

William Carl Johnson. ~ and Ene
tncz Shields. ~. both OF Indiana coun-
~. Pa
William 4 Hickey. -. ~ Munhau.
Pa. and Edna G. Boot. 70 Of Won.
dera Plain. Pa
william Gardner -. ~ McKees
Rocks. Pa and Ivy r. Chambers. @.
" Martins Ferry
Charles A. Hcndrickaon. rs. o.
Cleveland n. and Martha r. Senk-
boil O.. - Wheeling
Charles y Wiedman. 81. and Edna