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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14
COMMISSIONERS WILL HAVE
GOOD HITTING BALL TEAM
GLIB to Be Made Up of Men Who Have
Ability to Hit Well-Capital City
Will Set Standard.

for by Harding and Moriarity. Lay
and Handiboe are both the handiest
men on the club to get on base and to
base In the post-season series last year
more times than all the rest of the team
together. and with Handiboe working
with him this season they should make
handy pair.
Having a club able to WELD the stick
to good advantage it falls on the Com
missioners to look up a good pitcher.
So far there seems to be no one to take
did the work in the box last year not
being back. However. IL q good man is
secured to do the twirling there is little
doubt but that the club will be right up
In the race for the District League at
the end of the season and the club which
wins the pennant will have to beat out
the Commissioners. 1t is almost a sure
thing that they will finish one, two,
three.
either of the colleges in the city. George
town and Catholic University are lying
idle because OF it's being Good Friday,
while neither of the other teams has a
game scheduled.
1t was rather a surprise that Fordham
should administer such a walloping to
the Georgetown team yesterday 1t was
expected that the Hilltoppers would
have no easy time getting away with the
New Workers, but that they should drop
the contest by 7-to-O score was en-
tirely unlocked for. Fienl, who up until
yesterday had been pitching alright ball
for the Blue and Gray, was pounded
hard. while Kehoe. who heretofore has
had nothing but a glove in the box. was
unhittable at all stages of the game.
iO'Connor. when he was sent in to do
the work on the mound in the last part
of the eighth, showed that he is rounding
into form, as he struck out three OF
the five men who faced him. This part
Of the game was particularly gratifying
at any rate, because If the Hilltoppers
can get one or two more pitchers into
good shape they should win ma jority
of their games.
Hunt again broke into the game and
celebrated 1t by slammng out two slash
ing hits out Of four times up-just halt
the number registered by his team. Chap
man was the stellar light with the stick
four times up, all Of them being good
hard drives.
Western High has about established a
| record for run-getting in the last three
games. In the three contests, one OF
| which was five. one a. seven and the
other four inning game. the team has
scored hfty-nine runs. II any nine ir
the District has ever beaten that, then
it has never been heard of.
Yesterday the Strayers Business Col.
lege was swamped to the tune OF II to G
In four innings. Practically all the runs
scored by the high school boys came as
result of wildness on the part of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14
A HOME RUN
WINS A SUIT

The first Washington player
making a home run on the To-
cal grounds wins an Omohun-
dro suit. The player with the
best batting average at the end
of this season also gets one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14
Totals 515 $50 1913 Totals. 525 sos 492
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE
VALUABLE PONIES.

Totals. 34s 566 338 Totals. 472 400 4s4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14
ilvy

Some of the widest extravagances are
being INDUCED regarding the merit OF
Walter johnson. 1t is asserted that with
club like the Giants the Athletics
back Of him, he would not lose game
during the season, if not overworked,
says the st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
This is holding down the optimism
pedal overtime.
However, it is reasonable to believe
that IL johnson were an asset open to
bidders from the fifteen other clubs in
the big leagues. his purchase price would
go at least to $4,000 or $4,000. And to
a club like the Athletics or the New York
Giants he would be worth il many times
over. It would practically cinch the PEN
nant for either of those teams and would
probably land the worlds series in adj
dition for the club holding his contract.
And On your earl that same worlds
series would restore to the purchasers
more than they paid for Johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14
Bunch for Polo Games Said to Be
Worth $35O,OOO.

LAKEWOOD, n. j.. April 14.-In prepa-
ration for the international polo contest
to be held in the Meadowbrook field May
81 to June 9 there are now more than 300
polo ponies stabbed in this town. The COL
lection is probably the most valuable ag-
gregation of the kind ever brought to-
gether. a conservative estimate placing
the value of the animals at more than
$4,000 OF the lot. about 30 are owned
by Americans. The other thirty belong to
various citizens Of the British empire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14

The signed contracts of Lefty Wal
lace. a pitcher and second baseman, and
Jimmy Curry. an infielder. have been re-
ceived by the managers of the Reading
Tri-State team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14
Results of Games by
Local Teams Yesterday

Georgetown University, o.
FOrdham, Z.
Catholic University, 81 Buck
nell Unlversity, 4. -
er's Business College, I.
Eastern High School, 2, Rock
VILE High, 3 (ten innlngsD.
Nativity A. G., z, Seneca A.
C., d.
Game Today.
Technical High. w. Rockville
High, ut Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14
We Are Sole Agents for Mark Gross Goods.

to get q man taking chances. and We all
know tht once the ball has left q play
er's hands 1t Is beyond his control.
But few Of the clubs in the American
League will be below the limit in the
matter Of carrying players this year. No
men after May Is, and most Of them will
stay just within the rule, but Jim Nc
Aleer will probably carry less players
than any OF his rivals. Just twenty-one
men are on the list, and, barring acct
dent, these will prove sufficient to carry
the team through the season.
There are seven pitchers. an ample
number IL five are always ready to work;
seven infielders, five outfielders and two
catchers. Usually a club figures on carry
ing three catchers because OF the danger
Of injury to them. and the local club
would in q pinch catch Henry and play
Someriot on first base. But as things
are now going there is not much chance
for Somerlot to break into the game, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-14
Totals. 80 4 "a Is

o. q. A. .......4 o 2 O O O Ks
Buekneu -....-.... o o o Il
Runs-Marsden ~, Ruiz %. Mcdonnell. Wild
mayer. Brady, O'Brien. Logan and OTeary ~.
First base errors-C. L., = Left on bases
c. u, =; Buckneii. 5. First base on bals-On
ryan. 4: OF Daniels, I. Struck out-By Ryan.
Clancy. Sacrifice fy-widmayer. Sacrifice hit
Zachary. Stolen bases-O'Brien t2). OLeary.
Hit By pitcher-By Ryan fZehner and Dantels)
Passed balls-MeDowell ~. Balk-Ryan. I'm
Pire.Mr Handiboe. Time Of game-1 hour and
30 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
TWO IMPORTANT PRIMARIES.

Two municipal primaries boz Penn.
sylvania have resulted in partial dis
ruption and elimination Of hitherto
all powerful political machines In
Philadelphia the. Ware faction was
Overwhelmingly beaten hy the candi
dates supported by Senator P%cnrose
Ware obtained tho bulk 81 his support
from the city administration and from
the ward leaders In the toughest wards
OF Philadelphia Geo u. Earle. who
had the support Of Psnrose. has been
conspicuous a. a banker. reformer.
and generally M a citizen of good
character and high standing The
nomination ~ Earle ~ "a distinct tri.
umph for the better elements In the
Republican party ~ Philadelphia
Much tho same thing has happened
I'm Pittsburg Here the administration
Of Mayor Mace has been defeated in
an effort 20 oust the reform council.
men appointed by Governor Tcncr.
and likewise defeated IN an EFFORT 20
extend its influence into Allegheny
County politics ia rittshurg also the
winning ticket had me support of a
u. g senator. In senator oliver
Naturally a tool deal o. state poll.
ties vas mixed up in the Pittsbure
and Philadelphia fights Nevertheless.
the results ought 20 De reasonably sat
isfactory In both cities thc botter
element has won. and superior mon
have been nominated. The voters as y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
p WAN oF IT

The Huntington Herald Dispatch
ask shy ne InteniEeneer continues
IT, advocacy 81 Jses. COT for ths
Tinted States senate. Ia vieE % bis
repeated statements that ne does not
desire 20 b. a candidate
This q. an easy oB@
B@cause the Intelligence hope Tor
Republican .cces mex, year
Because % wants 20 make Repubn
can success relatively ~asy
because u believes the people OF
West virginia want judge Cor 10 ,he
senate and finally. b-csus u believe
hat 70 elected 20 the senate H. will
accept and serve
The Intelligence sssumes 'ha' the
able Herald Dispatch 10 sincerely de-
s.rous ~ seeing a distinguished and
honored West Nirzinian To- the seat
no~ tisgraced b. q Sc Watson 4,
assumes 'har the Herald Dispatch H.
sincerely DESTROYS - seeing a r.eplb.
Iican - the highest caiibre and the
highest character IN that Office How
could 10 insure the defeat o. Watson
easily. how could u insure the
lection 81 a Republican more Ger.
- nl'' hoW could ~ more surely
meet the wishes and sentiments %
u%ine-fcnths OF the voters Of this state
han by standing for the nomination
and election 20 the United States sen.
ate OF Nathan Cor
Nathan Con Is not seeking the
United states s~enaiorship- Jet that be-
understood The United states seua
forsh.p is seeking him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
TAFT VICTORY
Predicted By Former Senator Hoqc.
OF GAINESVILLE. Thinks Gen.
HoiltnasNorth VIII be
Reelected.

General Samuel IS wIU.ams of virginia.
BAR$ESVGLLE. O. oct For.
wer state Senstor Charles 81 Hogf.
~ fno Belmont Harrison Senatorial
district who has been fayoratiy men
TONED as a candidate for Conrress.
on a business trip 20 BarIesvlle.
talked freely OF fhe present political
situation BE i- an admirer ~ Pre-
ident TAR. and believes that DO wlff
be- ronominated without serious oppo-
sftion. and vil b. elected for a sec
ond term iu 1912 Hr also comedies
that Gen H-oIluEsvorth is fairly On.
ttcd t0 "a second term ln Congress
and wi. nor Do a candidate aFsIrst
him. tIf $500 give him earnest SUP
port 90 fha Nay primlr.sa
Senator Hore is "a near relative and
warm personal friend o. Dewey Htf
les secretary 60 fte Precedent and
probable Republican manager ~ me
next national campaign. end DO Ie tho
belief ~ somo that hIs visit here af
fhie time uas 90 talk over with 30
mont county leaders ffe selection OF
delegates 10 f1e next Republican VA.
fonal convention. Who are requir.l
bF Ina 90 be- chosen az the same rr
maries and In uka manner as is now
provided FOR OBJ. nomination of Con
gressmen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
new CHARTERS
Numoe Of Concerns Are incorporated
Under Laws Of Yves,
Virs MA.

I.fff'. f. pre- f.t.r. -.-..-
'H NLFSTON. " Va. Oc, @
New charters Issued are as follows
The Farmers and Producers In,es,
men' a Securities Company. with
offices IN the board of trade bufldinr
lf VIII engage .n OBJ. mining and
manufacturing business. CONSTRUCTING
pe lines tor piping oii and Other
Hrids construct hotels and s.rtur
company. etc The authorized cst.f,i
Ni''.''n and fhc .ucoruorafors are
Friend Cox O. " stephens. rcra-irs
FREEMAN % IS % Hotca. OF Wheel
ing. and George IS busch. of Tri3I.-
pH.a. IS Na
~'"'.ey store Company. ~ Middle.
bourne ~ Va. 'o conduct general
mercantile sfore Authorized capitsL
$4,000 incorporators uer-v a.
@f"aieg ~ Wheeling. Robert +
S'eH.ey. ~ Parkersburs. George %.
Galley. OF SistersvIilc. clinton T. and
G. iarcnc" S''aiey and Jessie Martin.
oi ~Niddiebourne. ". Va
Iord Fork Coal Company. OF Hgn-.
lnefou. " Va. 90 engage ir co1I and
timber business. etc Authorized
capital. 10000" incorporates WI.
liam ~ NaVkey. ~. New York civ
August T. Austin. New York cIt, d
d. Freeman OF Huntington vs. va
] VI Low. o. Detroit. Mich and p
G Left"ich ~ Huntington. IS Va
Tho same parties are tho Incor.
porators .of tho YaXaey a. Freeman
coal company. of Huntington. With an
authorized capital o. 5000 1o. to en-
FaEe 10 the mining ~ coal and manu-.
featuring lumber. etc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

frlnaI trouble Mr. Rce uas a persona friend OF ;e late William h prsro
AZ Na- t~ic'M Mayor of New YORK and - 1871 frcE Mr. Grace. t1at I learned
he following Incident 10 Mr. Rces lasth hour
Late one Afternoon var IN an elevated railroad train, -- 5, 81, hmm.
'heh j "a across te aisle. but son- distance ron me soneou. heckon "a
me- said VIZ Grac" In an instant ! realized that 10 Was Allen Thoudk.
N" ma mat To- -'nlei 20 De- tu distress hurried to him and saU thar 10
a seriously go 10 Wa- suffering intense pain Re- tt me 49, ~. 49,
been stricken after he entered the. and tAr he US rrMt D.. - -
boz abh TO reach his hotel
10" seemed grateful when I offered TO accompany him 20 .a ,rh A..
M" ho''. here % we'd had TO support him on ms, ar, dow, f. Gle
'hed station stairs and ir him into the carriage which I umuope Ar--
Nr Roi tm 81" h7 room and put him OF his bod he seemed a little saa.r
AFTER ] -ef him ! thouShf there. Nas something UNUSUAL srnaran, r
" remark On" made" that 10 would probably De- Just as val u l- dd NOT go
10 "Htlt dd NOT. however. fathom the meaning until " or ,tna v..Ls
hFr hlc~s DEAN Then everyone OF his friends as SURPRISED a. the go.
nioh' which we're made Shrn The examination NJ his estate. w- rn{shat
We hSd all supposed Ht hHe vas "A very rich man. VI. found thar there a..
'r "F nothing ief of hse estate he had some personal belongings hook.
ana bncdb % he owned The North American Review Nhcl ,brt
cost MIN more" % run than p e received from 10 tn The vay or income a..
must nav" realized. therefore that as Minister 70 Russia he uoIi mo, IA.
aW- =" nahihia himself % DE style to which he vas acrustouat and ubch
"e necessary az tm" Russian court for be Ia rot the kfa OF mar 81
'"l i've upon hs salary So ] have always believed thar vr.r he -e,t.t
mat o." vas s'n'A"r attn a mortal Illness De- also fIt chat h. uoLfh No M
pared Me- humiAi'a OF being uulMr 10 maintain th. fus4. and aHrmr
mon ar me hu-rau court which Die maurer or life and h. r.ruato, 80
man 81 wealth woIit have eNacted from him d
We acre never able TO fI how great forum. So tr,-A.. . r.
states. or how" he had used whatever wealth. % had Obtained
'op}rElt. 'fIl. los T. D Edwards All rpbfs. r.-,r,t,
TOMORROW vi Edwards will tHI o. when Lincoln SON Re,s.t o.,
Lead His Party " '" "|''' 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
TIE AUSTIN DISASTER.

The terrible disaster AZ Austin Pa .
illustrates he happy golucky side OF
American life The big Bavi@--.dam
VA built "a January. 1910 Two
months after its completion 10 slld
nearly three feet FROM itse76dmsd6n
From the completion OF the dam there
has been constant fear that 10 would
NOT hold. and the people Of Austin
have lived in eSpecta.pn ~ q disaster
such az occurred saturday. Neyer'he
less. thsy went about their work. the
fam Was % repaired. and the PEG
pie accepted the possibility Of a great
catastrophe simply d. a matter %
cours" We are ~ accustomed ITO biz
enterprises iu his country. mammoth
industrial undertakings all involving
The expenditure of human LIE ON a
lavish dcsree. that danger becomes a
moro or less common thing and risks
are a'ccp.rd which would not ~ per
mit'cd iu any other civilized country
on the Globe
There ought 10 be some means In
law Of preventing the erection OF
works that are liable 70 be dangerous
20 n%eighboriug communities We ought
10 ave some effective power To reru-
lat" and control such enterprise up
p%ar'ntly We have none.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
" dnesday. October (. 1911.
A DEMOCRAT on cniLron

CN kfNNAAON
In the West Union Record Of Sept
18th. Hon. Sims = smith. a D,V0.
crat Of The old school "a man vho has
o long and earnestly for the 40
building Of the Democratic party 90
Doddridge county. pays his complI
ments 20 the PineyilIe address oil
senator Chiffon Referring to Mr.
chiitons weak effort to deny the
charges Of corruption In the Democra
tic caucus. and particularly referring
to the charges made by Delegate
Shock. OF BraHton County. Mr.
Smith SAYS
To the first charge fn tr~ indictment.
t1at OF the dlHgraceful alliance between
MN Hhn watson. Who o. NOT 10 'rrIF~i
as a Demoerat. pleads gutft ii- a..-
ME friends We're " ntHou frIrrI. fuI
watson wer" hH IN that memorable
truEsls ln other worlds ff-f pooled
t9Fsther Just a. t~h"sonai been ...I-.i
A. 10 the charge ~ bribery. pr. .tII
Nalnll tries - plead Innocence lI~ 90
mits that Delegate gru.k ur Hraer.r
.hSfg"d mat Dc Was given 81 Hu. fr ..t,
Tor chiffon sni Watson. anil flaDrr a4s
promised 81 Soc more when i- delivered
nv h"'fH HHI NF NiN NOT HHF That fI|n
1900 given Co -.ss. ga. ...rf-I a.
such responsible men aa ZION JOHN j
bhNlH and Won Louis t|t~uu~ft MON
whom W. all know aud whom vi, honor
and respect
The above Is a sample ~ the In.
surgeucy that is rife In the Demo
cratic ranks in West Virginia n is a
sample OF what honest. Intelligent.
and conscientious Democrats OF the
state think OF Watson and Chiffon and
their defenders
The more " r. Chiffon and the
more the Watson paid press agents
continue TO harp upon the honesty and
purity Of their intentions. the more
they rouse tho anger and disgust OF
the people whom they misrcpresent
The doom Of WISCONSIN and Chiffon
tom Is sealed An the money OF the
Consolidated Coal company and the
Standard OIL company viii NOT again
purchase from West Nirgin.ans tho
highest Offices In the giu Of the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Woodrow Wilson SAYS that Tho
song "Hcauuful ls'c % Somewhere.
which vas sung az The funeral o.:
President Garfield. So silly n wood.
70" wanted 90 say something bright.
WHY ID he NOT go o. a music store
n pick ont some of the "Lubby.
dubhy stun that really Is silly Good.
ness knows. 90 would be easy enough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
NEW FREIGHT
ON THE B. & 0.
New Tram is Placed IN Commissior
From PittsbUrg 70 Point
Pleasant.

PGTTSHJRG. Pa. oct. st.A ne.
fast freight service was luagguraf.d
yesterday or the b A. O The fraa.
carries less than carload lots % 's
routed from ritt-burE Co Point pleas
ant hy me b a % and then by the
Is a " 90 Charleston o. o. NOR,
thai I.E"ly that a sleeper uII Dot
added ~ tho B 4 % train 20 Charlie,
ton. " Va. which is routed by tho
b. a q. through Columbus. O.. iu tho
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
B. & 0. CHANGES
Rymored Grafton Man VII CO O.
Baltimore ard WneeIn Nan
Cone Arrr

fe TO aa' .. +.r IrfsH rrr-r
GRAFTON. vs. va. Or' c.-
-raI Manager A. Vs. Thompson. of t
p a %. and "a parry OF or..as ar
rived here tonight on an Inspect r.
tour Dc rluoref THAR a- s resi-
~ '.' visit 10 a ffH dars there "
announced The transfer OF H Is
altIl -lrerufeuderf o. +ta So.
% gan division o. ffa B o.. -r
haINn're -Iere De- sif head d
parimfn' % he treated and known -t
ne department ~ q .rrire
gan sG-rrrrf.rIeuf
Dee r 10 .s understood. rF b.
traEsfer-ed fo 'ae vacancy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

The students OF No famous Radcliffe
Girls college az Hos,on are now re
CURED to Keep an accurate account o..
what they caf and the eject on their
health and studies On a short time
"o may expect t1 see tables pub.
hfhcd uith the sac equivalents Of
chocolate cellars and duI pickles .n
Greek grammar and hIgher math.
cmafiCs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

body have shown their ability % die
.erifaina,s between candidates ~hoss
records and character des@rved th-.r
confidence and th0s- Nhose reo0rd
character and s4eklns acre question
able
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

4 oodf-n was caught near Boston
th" other dag that had been chewing
tobacco. me qu.d being ound In .ts
stomach Rearing IN mind that "a
bass was caught a few DAYS aro in
possession OF half a dozen bottles ~
beer. W. may next expect 20 hear o. q
hnny Cigarette Johnny or Coke
Liz"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

|efte1 I'd % TIE porse->or OF a very large fortune. and
o. q scho-ar} a. 4ei A. a practical turn c. MIND q rep
l'auon tLa' De- Justified oy buying The North American
hefi~@. the oldest and staldest o. American periodicals.
nr ~Hs a candidate FOR Congress Boz 1850 ir a N.N YORK
'Hf district but Uas defeated and h- GAINED rauonal
Lo'orety D. Me advocacy 90 me Australian ballot If
sa-. DO Tact. the nrs. 20 bring ma, form 40. t.lo- ID,
Tie attention o. NE American people
b"a.am.u Harrison Sas one 90 Mr. Rfce's intimate
friends ara after Harrlson entered pa. presld.rcy h~
nominated Mr. Rice - Minister 20 Russ!a. and ,he nom
inafion was promptly confirmed Rice. However never
VEN 10 Russia H. Nas taken 90 Three days before the
date hAed Tor bis .alllnE and Ii.t I'm 49,. 80. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Rev John C~avsnaurh. president o:
Notrc Dame University. Gays tler, is
no God 10 Wall street. With all due
respect 10 Rev. ~Cavansugh. what is
Tho use o. %prociaiming such sclfcyl.
dent facts?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

being under che Agricultural depart
m"nr of fhe government This action
is due both 90 pr Wiley and 20 the
people whom he so ably protects. and
sould bee an extremely popular meas
IRE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

President Taft said al Omaha. 81
have lived long enough 20 know that
when something HAPPENS IT, cannot be
help-d Tho best thing 20 90 is
smile" Many % 'sIme contains Jess
Of wisdom than that little sentence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

AZ areop.ane caused senator Tor
liner -o lose hs bat Aprarr-f. !.
uiN require something I'se q f,-a.
mite CAP o-.on f1 mak- him lose as
sob Cleveland Leader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

BID Taft and Bnl Bryan met a.
Lincoln. Nebraska Which reminds
us that genuine and counterfeit bills
are often found IN the same pocket.
book.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Richard 10 Gallienne. tho poet. 10
soon 'o marry a divorce Let US
hope hat be does not ret a Woman
with a scrpents tongue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

W" can almost picture t1e nations
Of Europe sitting around me fesiai
board with Italy as host. asking the
guests what part OF thc Turkey they
like the best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Italy vas wise In her choice of an
enemy. bur TO the unprcjudiced OBJ
server her action looks su~spiciously
like an oVempihcauou Of the barbar.
Gus principle Might makes right
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
New News of Yesterday
The Humiliation That Death Spared Alien Iho,ndise Rice
By e !. Ee~srca)

K Etf i~~ persons probably rw remember the ate A-- Thoraiise
Y f@e al 70 - younErl gereraton the uaue means sh-olst,y rVb
M u f~enurse years ~ Alen Thoruclke Rce was thought 70
nav No most promising fggre ~ aEy young Republican % NU York STATE
-' az Deemed a more interesting amt ptqgzr, character han eve, Theo
ate ghu@s
nr "a h"'n born but lived FOG many years n EUROPE ana vs q
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Pok'rettc Is the latest game. 10 ls
played by suhragcttes with lorgnettes
and other appurtcnauccs % The smart
set is Do gambling You bet!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

After bis experience VIth congress
President Taft no doubt considered
those Missouri mules very gentle and
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