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Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
GOV. 6AlpwIN'S STAND FOR
 CIVIL SERVICE.


 Thwe is no question but the civil service ideas of Governor Baldwin comment thezrscfyes to the intelli- gent cisizens of the state. regardless of party. At q meeting Of the Busi- mass Mez's association at Waterbury, lagt week. he said:
 We have seen .he civil service ex- au1nafkon system adopted by the UnStsd States, and successful there. We have sesn h adopted by many of our e5ties. and successful there. We have ssee same of them secure char ter authsrify from the general asssm- buy ec make the terms of some of their -omuan. such as engineers and in- -eD1ne1f2. last during good behavior. <Sow. say. sss time has fully come fer tne~Gtate to adopt l. for the minor posiuons ia the service of the state. She has always adopted it for school tsachege. Why not for others?
 spubefc service-be 1t in high sta ttoE er in low--is equally public trust We select trustees for private irts-ss1s with the greatsst care. Let s,s use no lees. in choosing trustees for puhsao interests. The least of pub lie tntsrests Is . great thing, for # >concerus the eAeie people of the state that 1t Do vel served
 Tsu have pst in a bin before this general eassntIy fer civil service rsfcrn eommlssion- have not ex- a1nined h iu fts defaiIs. but In princi- pie I O41psthise most deeply with the great snt in view.
 n is a great one IL justiies, and it dernands. from each of you, his best efforts to get srch 1egislstion as will stamp civil service reform fndeli- bay fntc the political framework of Conneceicut"
 This measure invites and Is likely to receive the cordial support of bus incss rsn In all parts of the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
womENs FOREIGN MISSION Ju-
 BtLEE

The women of New Haven are rnak- ing preparations for the celebration of the jubilee of the Women's Foreign f1ffsetonary society. Co be held there on the sth and sth of March, and it is expected Chat 1t will be one of the .zygast and most representative gath urinss of women ever held in the Elm city.
 Ths purpose of these meetings is insyfratsonai and educational s'To open oree and to open hands. to in Tsresf 6s uninteressed; to raise the <standard of personal service" The eomusssses throughout the state. rep Srcsenting sdl deas9inatisns, are anak- Nng largo pians for the success of ishese meetings. and a large amount of .expianascrv literature is being. distrib- s.nssd thrsuEhozt the varions Protest tont chnrches in the state
 The New Haven Journal Courier zxxs:
 The lack of hotel Recommendations <for che two dHys' session of the 1ubi- Asa and luncheon, is one digicuity Fvsbkh which the eosrmffte have to >cQ0e. but 1t is exPectec that this will 8o mnr- ssnd that adequate aocoassno- -6aorns will be found for an. Vaaitors. 'z& my women of the-city yfu enter 4afa Encs<s who. cannot secure accex,a- rpe8Eficrs at hotels and boarding fhousss. Ir ss- esr~o<sd thAt fully one Shoszssnd 0r rnors p~rsons win arsena the nnctsou Co ss held ia the audi e0r1un.in Chapel sxleeg. to De provided lsrsty csterer. on the hast day of the ,j~s1iea-
 NBe0e of the features of the meet Sngs tn Now Haven will be the ma ss J<nee<1ng to be hei3 on Thursday eve ..u1nx, 1fsreh s in one of the theaters (cr fn Wooiscy hali. which will h, an- ,1unceA later dranans room meet GngE- dencninaE1onal rallies, a lun- lehe0u vsth afxer-dinrer addreeraz ? ySnx. wozleu.s, service. a story te1Eng hour, fer the cszssh-sn. sJ1 exhsbft of D1DulpEzary istasatnxe- Among those SuhottFnt rreakz-a-es Mrs. Halsr Barrett 49W1zcncry. weis knoEsn to<nstrxien- inSy3uBrkGS nS ytne asS1s hcrsof. 'Cn&istss >4DGUHDfor' and |vrsstern Women in BnDeQm La1ds': Arrs- HenIytw Pea - 0QG5hn1<nAnSofSt SthefoenczI commit asa sa snxfed sfwdr. .maxsfonarses from maux Geldx esso secre4aries represent : Hrr 0e Tse=cnrinations CO., operating in - 1ScfneHI ,--7--il -e s4.s5 4
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
NvAY DOWN SOUTH IN T1Fn LAND
 OF COTTON.b

The South may well lay claim to the title, Land of Cotton" There nearly fourteen million bales of cotton are pro- duced each year, ont of total world crop of twenty million bales.
 The production of cotton oil shows up even more favorably. <
 The choicest cotton oil goes into tlie manufacture of Cottolene, which has won favor not only on it's merits as a frying and shortening medium, but be- cause of it's purity and wholesomeness.
 Cottolene IS as wholesome and gem uinc as the far.famed hospitality of the Sunny South
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
New York. Feb. le. 1911. --.

NorwsIk -- County Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith saw a snapper turtle Saturday dragging itself along through the snow, a most unusual thing, as turtles of this species usually hibernats during the long winter. Mir. Smith took a photograph of the turtle. which was covered with the mud from his sleeping place
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

There will he no hearing on all mat ters concerning public utilities today, the assignment having been advanced one week on account of the inability of Senator Judson, chairman of the judiciary committee, to be present at this time.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
CAPITOL CHATTER
Little sidelights on Legislators and Legislation.

Senate joint resolution No. 107 (Sen- ator Mahan), incorporating Thames college. is among the matters listed to be heard by the committee on incor- porations today (Tdesday).
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

If the popular election of senators does not raise the caIiber of the men chosen. it promises to make an end of the deadlock
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

When 1t comes to a loafer he won ders why there is any agitation at all about hours. He cuts them all out without trouble.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

When New Orleans cordially con- graduated San Francisco, she showed good breeding and the right kind of q spirit,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

There does not appear to be any way that John Bull can prevent Uncle sam from swinging on Canada's gar den gate
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Once in a while, someone looking for notoriety at the west rises up to call the Declaration of Independence historic garbage" and he is never again heard of.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Those who are planning next sum- mer's vacation trip cannot help won dering where the ice bill will let them off.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

thrown Into confusdon by the demand for a piece of paper showing that they were acting with the approval and consent of chose authorities ?-N. Y
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

The number of automobiles in the country is now stated to be 400, 900 They would make quite procession ranged across the continent
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The world is now told that no val- entines passed between Russia and China The bear is growing.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

A New York school teacher went bankrupt with lia abilities at S120, 900, who was earning S25 week; and the public is wondering how he did it.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Joaquin Miller, who was with Walker at Nicaragua, is seriously ill ct a San Francisco hospital, and should he recover it is feared he will lose his mind.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

For business men to neglect poli- ties Is said in Philadelphia to be in- dicative of poor business judgment.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

It is stated that there are 10o, 900 young men under 21, in Massachu- setts, who are totally unfit for mar riase, and still we wonder the list of bachelors is so long
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
Candidate. in Montana.

The number of candidates for the United States senate in Montana seems to be limited only by the number of millionaires in the state.-Sayannan News.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

piness to lose by rowing. "The first, best country ever is at nome Phdla- delphia Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

The bust of King George is on the newly minted coins of Great Britain, and it will not be long before his portrait will come to us on the post age stamps.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

A New York man claims that his affections have been damaged s20,000. It is not likely that his wife ever mis- trusted that they were worth half that
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

WHEN you want ts put your busi-r neas before the public. there is no me- ainm better than through the Advertis- sns columns er The BuH<tin,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
Too Pe.simistic.

A New York clergyman declares that the world has grown 25 per cent. worse in the last ten years.-Detroit Free Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Th&1ass ressEt hotel manager who bns h1rsa half q dczan swanrains
 eG1s 1D regoue tFks drsszut1g next sea psn dnD1os nastmfy calculation when
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

The house joint resolutions appoint ing Lucius Brown judge of the city court of Norwich, appointing Henry H. Pettis judge of the same court, and appointing John H. Barnes deputy judge of the same court are set down for hearings before the Judiciary committee today at Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

If the bottom cellar step be painted white it will save many Q fall in the
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

- uDug1zs fsr HedAss These WmD Guuu1 heAyzy ugun vvhzf-is com. (nx = 0nR 1y~SHr ase srsaliy among Ghs Ghs-Dut1Guuu1eo-1slk<
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Ths nEaakse Journal Is of the 1egzg11s arhDol .Dropurty to lie idle s1 ,p~ dlnk q 1he tme dpesn't know how ep Sxa-osSd prsp@<y to good use.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

As many as five resolutions ap- pointing residents of Stonington judge and deputy judge of the court of that town will be taken up before the ju- dietary committee this (Tuesday) aft ernoon at o'clock and fnasmuch as there are five candidates for two places it is assumed that there will be some Stonington citizens at the capi- tol to speak of the virtues and quali- dcationS of each.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

All of the committees have been careful not to assign any hearings for "Wednesday, WaShington's birthday, wherefore it is assumed that there may not be any session on that day, although this has not been definitely announced
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

There is an impression in some sec tions of Connecticut that we need to obviate carrying to Hartford a mass of business that ought to be done else where. for instance, in the towns and by the towns and cities in which many measures that come before the general assembly originate. This, it is said. would tend to solve the prob lem of shorter sessions.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

from Preston, was the only man from the vicinity of Norwich that appeared before the committee on cities and boroughs when the petition for right to increase the salary of the milk in spector of that city was up for a hear
 ing. that is, the only other than In- spector Chappeu MT. MacClimon thought that the inspector was not asking to have his salary increased beyond reasonable amount for the work he was doing. The committee thinks, however. that any advance in the inspectnr's salary is 8 matter for the city officials to take care of.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Representative Johnson of Newton admitted to the house that he had one put over on him the other day when he voted in favor of endorsing President Taft's plans for reciprocal trade relations with Canada. MT. Johnson is a farmer. He didn't mean to vote against what he considers his own interests and took the trouble to explain this to the house on first op- portunity.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

County representatives, meetings in New London, Holland and Windham counties are scheduled for Tuesday February 2S. No matter of real inn portance is scheduled for discussion in any case, although some matters Of sectional interest will be considered in each case.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Water M.eciimon, rspreeentativs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Oranges in various counties of the state have, through petitions, made known to the general assembly that they are in favor of the bills calling. for appropria tions for use at the Con necticut agricultural college at Storrs These bills, three in number, intro duced by Senator Alsop, are listed for hearings before the committee on ap- propriations Thursday of this week at 2 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Representatives who were discuss- ing economy in state administration received 8 practical illustration fitting to their remarks while they were rid ins home on the legislative train re- gently. One of MT. Mellen's brake men lighted every gaslight in ths coach with one match, and did 1t with I out burning his fingers. toe. It struck the legislators that sorne people prac- 1
 tice what they were preaching.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
SLAY OFFICERS
SEEKING GIRL
Eirsinilns Battle WIN Posse. H.It,no
Two and WouncIng
Third.
STRONGER POSSE
TO RENEW BATTLE
S'r' u Wanted As w,tness IN Murder
Triai and Relatives Oppose
Her ApnearInn

IONESVlLLE. Va. oct. I'm ,
hEht between a .lrrlns poss. and
Ainsmen of a young woman wanted A.
a murder trial witness al Gibson :
station. Va. to-day two deputy sberiTs
""rc killed and another officer u.s
seriously injured The uoss. s.s
beaten OF and another has b..r o-.
t"n.f'' Nrrn fo REGAIN fhr bodies nf
ia" victims and arrest th, men who
dit fhr shooting
The dead ar" Iobu Collins and Wr.
hdm Collins. i"putt -i~rirs OF u.ii
county. ~ Gr1rse Tur..r sheriff
'i I'r c'"rf>. 81. vts fnr mar lr
WrrI
Ile posse. headed ts James Collins
@f'r.f o. IisH counts Ey. won't 20
'he bonn" of Goorr. -urfh r,sr Glh.
SON station. Na. to arrest Miss I.u
n'. Denny. wanted at pincviue X,
Is material Witness AGAINST nor
brother. Charles ucar.. accused or "a
murder fhsf occurred near NIddls-.
horp. k' several months a.1
if is r1id fhat Miss p.ru. v,4
willing fn eo With fl. officers vino
H'.i r"Ju.sf.on for her. b.t ler
N'1.'', 't" Smiths objected tu r.r
arrest
Thrl officers attempted feb a,~,.
u'"'r way r.o fin SMITH hom. ft ..
"rr" FRED on Tt. collins br..r.,t
"rrr instantly .I a.i <....r
Iur."r raH wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
Terse Telegraphic Tips

HELLEFONTA1NE. O-Afer being
missing for 3o years and given ap a.
dead Rlf1s Ie.sier aaIsod INTO his
parents home az WeH Warsfeif 10.
day iie has become wealthy as a
ranch 3Fner .n Caufo~n.a
HrNTfNGTON. Irf Aviator O. -
RODGERS wiu Dor be able fo resume
his atemp' 'o fy from coast fo coast
before THURSDAY al result % tho
1recHlr of tis ser0Diane yesterday
HAGERsTOWS. Nd Througr fbe
dera.linz of the Cefrysbrrz c-press on
tne Western Maryland -aUroad ne.r
BE- Na-yia and P-HasBIvarla lire
tofar fs persons we're badly Injured
HELsINGFORs. Finland The a..
fassin % " Won HELEN. presiderf %
tne h-rl court % Justice AZ Abe. aaa
l1enfiafd today as shop clerk named
loefdahls sh0 uas 90 Years old
FE>EFA. 81. I-The rev come.
recently discovered b. Beuansky In
Europe. vas observes this morrine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

hy br William % BROOKS a. emt.
ohf"rFaiOry Tho comet is visible v
TIE NAKED eve Thus 900 comet. ar.
np" visible in fhe morning afy.
hf'oks 10 the norfHeast under no
Nan4i' ~ tne BIS dlpDer. and f.e 1eu
one ioN down .n fhe eastern -.f
PIIISBIRG-Charzed vim aerjary
.n an attempt f0 register illegally
James Purcell uas sent fo -r. tue-
s1eny county laIl today. 'r default %
1900 bail
DULUTH. Slim AhsrEsref b.
lfr crew of thirteen men. ..e steamer
. D. Hopkins. loaded ri'h lumber Is
alrI'f % Lake superior .- tho path
p. vessels bound 'o and frau .He head
OF The lakes
NEW HAvEN. conn The temper
ahce people made "a net es.l ~ three
oena ln Jesferdayr tosr elections
I'VE Went over 10 license and eight
ne ofher way ~ compsred aIfa pre-.
Faiiing conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
M'CABE
is DEPOSED
Shake-Up in Pure Food and Drug
Board Leaves Or. WHEY in
Supreme Command
START ORGANIZATION
THAT TAFT WILL FINISH.
MeCabe Relieved From. Duty. Will.
rs Assistant Is Granted Leave
of Absence.

WASHINGTON. oct a-in and.
den success ion of orders. an initial
NOV. loo fh- expected re-orran.zstlon
ot t.r department OF asricuiure.
Solicitor George g. McClh. TODAY
Nas retired from fte pure food and
urur board Associate Chemist r. /.
HGa.tp closely Identified uIih Nc.
Dah". Nus allowed leave of al-.ur.
H.H fuH PRESIDENT return. and
chemist Harvey W Wiley I.r ap.
u-r'ntly .1 supreme command %. tae
board Ur 2 d. puolttia OF Sew
ork. N.- f'mp1m. D.. appointed %
hr board fo succeed SIR NrCabe.
h'-e change. Nere announced ny
secretary Wilson today. I1U0Rinv a
COM r"ur" NIfh B5 Wiley ano r4.
been CO. O. lone vacation They a,r.
deemed Inevitable .n view OF tho OFF
triI. Hnd personal snfugou. 4m aired
h"ior" Dprrr'-- .'rni committee th.
pass .umm'r. sui Or Nu.y- exon.
'rnfion hv President T..t rftor Attur.
rrl G,u'r.l Nicker-llm NItu t.e..4
aHs.rd N''h tho-. of Secretary vt.
SON lud Solicitor Ncraie taf re~
amr.uitI Dr W.I.t-- removal from
H.Nce 1s heed % th, ,h.mIar, bur
rtu. because OFF H technical .r~esr.
Hr.fr in alio.uf..e m"fhoa- the ~e.
pon.Ihinfy for 4lieh hr denied
There ef hr no permanent
change .r frr d.rlrfua.f. r.-tot.
nt ,rt"rciur fhc purc food .an untu
tf"- .t'n' Ifft a1. bad an upror'Ir.
fN fo Hh' .r r. matter ir W.-hirf.
Tom. .IIf -r. T..irt M..U-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
M. E. CHURCH
CONFERENCE
Con"enes ~ Charleston Win Close TO
Thousand Persons IN At.
tendance.
BISHOP BERRY ADDRESSES
The FIRST BIG MEETING.
Much Interest in Naming Of Delegates
70 National Conference at
Minneapolis.
BY CAL =. YOUNG.
intollF encer n Bfrsau
Charleston. W. Va oct a

The feature o. the preliminary
events to she opening of rho annual
con .ereucr of fhe Methodist Episcoual
church hr-" tomorrow WIS 'h,-reccu-
non given tonight 20 visitors. and the
address of Bishop H.rry Consider
able interest is already manifested in
the selection of dcl-eafcs o. the ma.
uonai conference By The announce
ments OF candidates
More than coo ministers and Law
delegates are 10 attendance. boz addi-
Ion 20 several hundred visitors ID.
ciuding number OF committees and
Official visitors IN 400 10 is estimated
ihat thousand Mrthodists arc 'ho
guests Of Charlestonianz
The examination of candidatas f,r
admission on trial and into the CON
terence classes VAS held this morning
a' ftc First 81 b. church This ar
tended long into the afternoon FOL
loving Bishop Joseph p. Berrys iec-
ture tonight on what "a Tramp Saw
10 ireland an informal reception VAS
given by the Ladies' AID society boz the
First " p church 90 the members of
fhe conference and their hosts
Real Work o. Conference.
The real work of tho Conference
sill NOT begin until "wednesday morn.
ing ~ ociOcL. although P.nfrr0-
tal services wl1 be held ~ O. in the
morning Jed by Rev Dr A b Rike~.
while The slnZine will be under tho
direction ~ Rev George % Thomas
Bishop Berry. of Buffalo. ulu preside
~ fhe opening session
The delegate. f1 th. General con.
terence. which vIl a. held in Mime.
apohs. Nnr ir May 1912. will nor
h' selected urfI fhe latter part ~
fra urek
Much of ftr work of prorsraf.on
f0r fha reception rf tle u.riafcrs
hero fol upon William % Mafhe.sa
clerk 90 ffe supreme Court of Az.
fho FIRST 80 D. church C.,.--.-
GIafFc0rs. Chairman of mo reception
committee. vfs busy .esfe-dqv and
today Iu greeting Tho ucs arrivals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
JOHN D. BUYS HAT
on Z NJ Invests m Derby r-e1 Sends
Picture 20 pa3crs Before
Going On Trip.

CLEVELAND O. Orf E Tho main
features Of fne departure os Tho Rock.
F'eIor family -H-e afternoon f1r their
n'rfor home Tocsuuo u.a. S. y.
were 'ne ni .rrs ues aU derby. a
dr.vne ra.a ar. .he arr. af ~ ,te O..
trunks Di OBJ" rar-t from fhe Forest
p .. summer homo .n a .arse and very
lIfolr haf wagon
ITO" local rstaraTe-s published
pictures OF Nr Rockefeller today
which fcr' finished by fhe mai-.
millionaire himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

%. ..r.f. f. f.r O.. trI.. ..e.-..r
t4-AkhSbl ki. " Va. Oct 4
special '-a.n WAs run from Grafton
q" CiArS-hIrE to carry Judge 4 a.
Dayton. Other federal court ors,.a.s
and attendants Who S.r, ou fn,I-
NAY bore from Phlupp. ana Nha
missed train No District court aas
not opened here un,n late lu the lf
t"rnoou. Nhen the jury Nas formed
and charged
Tn 'he course 81 his charge 10 taa
grand jury Judge DAYTON branded as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
GROSSCUP TO QUIT
Chicago Judge F.rss Date ts Terss-
Pes grstI51 90 Pres aer.
Taft

'HI' AGO or H-fllr. Peer
G-ossclp Who .as announced bic fr.
ten-on OF res. .ar.ne from Tho tinted
@iA.-s c.rraif court of appeals. today
SAD ae would eu-er f frsI sales fe-
cra n 'he case ot -ne CHICAGO and
hlNa -tea e.ecfr.c road Thlrafaf.
ard forward Dis RESIGNATION 20 Pres.
den- Tat .nmed.ately afterwards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
CAPTAIN HAlHs FREE:
PAROoNEo Fpo. Pen

oSSlNNlNG " ~ Crf 8-CarfsIn
Peter r Hs.rs f-. Who Killed William
2 Arn.s ln Alz.st. fsas. received f.s
pardon today ard ler sing sI-g
%. .son free man A~comuan.e by
Die afher General peter g. Rains
I. a. retired D. took a train for
Neu York cIty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
SURRENDER OF
CITY DEMANDED
Duke Of Abruzzi Before City OF
Preyesa Demands Turk War
ships Surrender.
ITALIAN TRANSFORMS
TO SAIL WITH TROOPS
Actual Storming Of Cities May BE
Delayed Until Arrival of
Land Forces.

ROME. Oct "A Dispatch from
vice Admiral Faravell. nled 90 Trip
OIL This morning. and arriving here
tonight by way OF Victoria. si,.Iy.
says
IN answer 20 summons Tor fhr
surrender OF the city. made yesterday.
the Turkish commander asked sor a
delay and Was granted until noon
today"
CORFU. OCT Vice Admiral tho
Duke OF the AhruzzI has sent an uItI.
matum 10 the sau uf prey.-a
threaienins "A bomhardm-nt unless hr
hurrendcrs the Turkish UarshIp-.
which have taken refuge loo 'b, bar
Dor
LONDON. oct O. The Tap e.. uf ar.
other day leaves the TuIaoffHIi4n
war without further d-yelopr,rt
There IL no confirmation ~ the r..
ported bombardmcnt nf Tr.poI. which
appears unlikely to hAV" happened 4a
II VIII yet - several days h-for. the
eNpedltionary force is ready 10 leave
Italian shores
Apparcntiy the italian Goyerum. ut
IN apprehcnsitr that the Turkish n.-t
may be able 20 hamper the passage. -
transports and great precautions are
being tak"n The .Xpoditlou viii te
started from ports 900 two -.us. rather
than from South Ifrly aud Sicily. Iu ar.
der Ia minimize The danger. and c,i
IDENTIFY Italy is bon no hurry to t't the
expedition on the way
\ report comes from Nru.tl that
the Turkish transport D'rua changed
her name io Ettrl Friedrich aud dra
the German rrg while running the
blockade to Tuloli. and that her or
GERS were proud of cluiinE pursuit
But II is pointed out .n tho report
she night have been captured 200
miles from TripolI had not tho ItaI.
lans wanted her arrival a. Tripoli aud
the Landing Of arms as pretext to
declare war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

PITT-Hf RGH. Ocf Tn. ,..r.i,.-.
board af iiarr-bIrr today l.sY.d F.
iarl'n .'r John = Klein. former coun.
,'iman. ans Henry " fr'rcr. former
novel .e'per. who Vere convicted .r
connection Ni'h 'he col1c. manic grsr
probe