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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
REPUBLICANS HOME
FROM CHARLESTON
HIGHLY PLEASED OVER WORK
ACCOMPLISHED.
viii Lead 10 Glorious Victory ard
Success Of tire Entire
State Ticket

Prominent Republicans % The Pan.
handle district returned from Charles
ton last evening highly pleased over
the work accomplished ~ the three
days meeting % the state central
committee. which vas attended ~
leading Republicans from an paris
OF the state IN the Wheeling party
were Hon. George A. LauEhlln. Post
master Robert Hasi~tf. lion. Julian
q. Hearne. - a. Mckee. ~ a Chsu
and Nose kiudelberEer on me
same train we're Senator Grimes
Dr. Hutchinson and u. 10. Watson. aIf
of Cameron Postmaster A. T. Win
iers 81 Moundsviiie. and Postmaster
-. y Miller Of Weilaburr
The Tremendous oufpurrirr from
every section % the state showed
coucuislveiy that the people are in
favor ~ reorganization aaid Sen.
alOr Hearne Last evening The re-
suits Gil b. most beneficial ana {
consider y the nrsf step toward en-
0verv helming victory f0r the party
Provision gas made Tor the election
Of a nev committee and In addition
a gsnerai primary fof state. couFraa
sional senatorial and judicial onicea
The meetnr waE harmonious fIrouE
out and feel certain that f gill
have tho tendency % bring about
harmony IN the ranks ~ me party
throughout fhe state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
HAD
AYEAR FOR ECZEMA
hRemarksble and Convincing State
ment Of the Success Of cuticura
Soap and Ointment in the Treat
mentofthe Pain, Itching and
Burning Of Eczema

o. 80 pnasrsixnsf osanst sivs enoara
praisf a. ~ CutiCura nsmrdlss ! 80 lea
fnrtrfirE 90 81 irasi . v~af ~ srrrrna "a
~ fort. ! 80 tfi-f dasief sfisf dsctaf ~
~ ~ ssal Ntsn q rolng giTi I spralnsf
mT srsie thfe- descent fir1ss. psvinr Hitls
81 nj susrtirn % r.. shsn fFs Fsars aso
= srnal sf.ct snossd upgn ny IN snkis
i.ii 80 s.ssr.s ~ dfss = .-.sn hds.
Ten 80 snsls stout Ne sbe 81 match
80 slruf an nrh iorn ne sunan hois
grs- ~ sbout ~ siss % IN sppis. snd
80, - - y. ~, - 80 ~ doctors
I.s shcis foot fan water al ne tirns
NJ hustsrd and NJ rons rsfs ID nirht
sni az sh-~ ~ ne from one foam % an
ettrf IN - boz - riFinF ne nnms rslisf.
] suuid ~ fof hours 81 q tirrs IN front 81
80 trsriscs hcplnn ~ daybrrak M
paln aaa - nfenss I 80 almost rrarv
a. f.rt, ! souid ioss ny r-arou fof hours
a. tin- ons day irnd - nine dropp~d
- - - % ~ more hsd sns sanced ~
- - t,lsi'asd. NJ Iinnsf.n.
sufs hsss.iis.i hssss }se,,s,2sa 80 ~ ~.
dnrtofs at ffeif rlsfE ines. and not h~inr
shls - si-sp 81 tl d-cti~f - eve -
~. fpf, 80 80 Cliic.t. pis.tal-nt .
ptht : s-pi e. sound - . sHesf da'iss
o. sifnf lpug huurr 7 asok~ IN tns morning
snh ~ ysff lntis rsin. m ftft. I fhcusht
- y n-evsn. hfief u-inF ths CutNurs
fssior-i 70 b.aiih. ihsnts % iss t.rssS1Ts
Sep SOD Oiufmrrt I ell o. sIrfr fouf
yssfs - az ~ nrrt tirtndsV. hsi~ and
go ~. i.s.s, =, d i isa. 4. w. m., i jn
,sseasss1, ,ss s-''s 81, 1877 70 fo,s, sS's
Chrr COR. urri IA nasfnn for f-r@
s.mpi. q sssh shh s7-p. boos On the skl.l
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20. A. House Music Co.
- 13o5-l3O7 Market Street
TAFT FOR VOTES
FOR THE WOMAN
success VIII Depend On All Women
Voting. " They Don't II VIII
Not Be Success.

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. lion one
OF the busiest days OF his present trip.
President TAFT crossed the Columbia
river Into Oregon. and arrived IN
Portland tonight. He spent the day
in travelling south from Tacoma.
Tonight. the President sat down to
dinner with the Portland CommerciaI
club. and later delivered an address
In the armory. AT the Columbss club.
Mr.. Taft made a short talk TO the
Knights Of Columbus.
A. Castle Rock and at Woodland.
the President ventured into a short
discussion OF woman suffrage. He
said that the east was looking to
Washington. the largest common
wealth In the world. that had woman
suffrage, 70 prove its wisdom or its
folly.
III all women vote he said at
Woodland. suffrage will be sue
cess. n they don't u won't be. but 1
hope they viii all vote"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
JUNIORS ELECT
Class az State University Organizes
for Tesr-ttonor Whesi
ing Student

MoRGANTOwN, w. Va. Oct Ii
wheeling students at the state T-ni.
yersity are securing their share OF Of
noes IN the elections being held by
the various classes. Carl Bachu.an be-
Ing elected tonight BY the Junior
class as ono OF lie Representatives on
the athletic board 81 control.
The annual election resulted az fol
lows: President. Edgar Williams. 81
Morgantown vice president. Homer
Srimm, OF 81 Marys. secretary. Bcu
lah Davis. % Morgantown: treasurer.
Alexander Miller. OF Morxantown
members Of board Of control. Carl
Bachman. OF Wheeling, and Far
Mealy. % Morgantown: inter class
council representative. E. r Robin
son. Of UniOntown. Pa: editor I'm
chief Of class year book. J. A. Mac.
Rae. Of Morgantown. assistant editor.
louise Steady. OF Ciarksburx busl
ness manager. Wayne Cor. Of Nor.
gantown The class r. composed Of
sixty members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12

BANKERS
mRncGR COUNTY GRAND yuRv
ENoe INQUIRY INTO DANk


Special D,spatoh 10 the Intsliigsnesr
bLUEF1ELD. w. Va, Oct. 1.-THE
Grand jury In session here invsstigat-
ING the failure OF the Fidelity Trust
company. rspoytsd tonight after over
week OF investigating. Many In
dictments were found AGAINST Of
ficiais OF the bank for serious
charges. 8. ". Smith. former presi-
dent OF the defunct bank was iudict-
ed for obtaining money on worthless
paper. and receiving money after the
bank was defunct. four counts being
returned. J. II. Johnson. his father-
in-iaw. was indicted for aiding ana
abctting Smith In receiving funds OF
over 100000 on worthless paper.
asorgs sparing. colored porter OF
the bank. was indicted for securing
money on worthless paper. q. w.
Malahan was indicted on q similar
charge. c. Lehearne. former cashier.
faces q IKE change. while John Wal
tiers. E. r. Wood. 4. N. NcLaugher-
ty. Bert Shuman. w. r. Sheets. dir
ectors. and w. +. Sheets, clerk. were
indicted for receiving deposits when
they knew that the bank was defunct.
The case has attracted wide In
terest here and has been under inves-
tigation by the grand jury during the
greater part OF the session, while
scores OF witnesses were examined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
THE DANGER OF
RHEUMATISM

The danger % Rheumatism II
In temporizing In the treatment, or
falling 20 realize the powerful nature
Of the trouble. II the blood IL allowed
20 remain infected with uric acid,
Rheumatism soon becomes chronic,
and then II not checked " sometimes
makes complete physical wrecks II
its victims by permanently stifening
the joints and seriously interfering
with the bodily nerve force. Rrter-
nal applications will often teInpofa-
fily relieve Rheumatic pains. but do
not reach the blood, where the cause
IL located, and 10 depend entirely
upon such treatment IL a very dan
gerous thing 10 do. s. s. S. cures
rheumatism by removing every par
ticle Of the cause ard purifying the
blood. 10 filters out % the circulation
every trace Of the sour. inhammatory
matter, cOols the acid-hcatcd nerves.
causes a natural and healthy nourish-
nent through the blood % al
muscles. joints and bones. and per-
fectly cures Rheumatism In ali its
forms. s. s. 8. does this great work
because IL Is the greatest Oh all blood
purifiers, acting directly on the
source ~ disease. Our special book
on rheumatism and any medical adj
vice will sent free % al who write.
$. 8. $. u for sale at drug stores.
I'M SWIFT specific CO.. Asl.-ss. CO.
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SUBMIT COAL CASE


WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-The SOCIAL
cd Hard Coal Case WAS taken under
confederation to-day by the supreme
court OF the United States after q two
srnment and for the principal railroads
and coal owning companies, In the anth-
racite coal resions OF Pennsylvania.
antitrust law.
The main argument for the defend
ants Was made by John q. johnson, OF
Philadeiphia- He said that n would be
ideal TO have the anthracite railroads
and coal companies Independent. but that
close relationship between them essen
uai TO the growth OF the coal region was
necessary because the railroads had to
have TONNAGE assurance to recompense
them for the expense OF building into
that region lie conbatted the govern
ment contention that the railroads were
competing line
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HILL OPPOSES
ALDRICH PLAN
Reform OF Currency Should be Kent
Out OF Politics. Says Rail-
road Masnste.
URGES BANKERS TO
PLAN REFORM SYSTEM
Not a Work for Congress. but Bank.
ers; Makes Appeal for AsrI-
cultural Reform.

SPRINGFIELD. Oct. ii.-Charac.
terizing as "unecouomic and there
fore unsound" the business relations
between the Central Reserve Associ.
alton and the United States govern.
ment. proposed by former Senator
Nelson A. Aldrich In his plan for cur
rency reform submitted TO the Fed.
eral Monetary Commission. Iames ]
Hill, chairman OF the board OF al.
rectors OF the Great Northern RAN.
road. addressing the Illinois Bankers
Association here to-day. urged the
bankers OF the country 10 perfect a
plan that would be under their own
control.
Mr.. Hill. admitting At the outse;
that the United States has the most
inefastic currency system in the civ.
ilized world" declared that Mr. Ala.
rich and his associates had done a
memorable work that should be re-
ceived with great respect" hut that
also should be studied with grea,
care"
That political connection Is inner.
ent In the constitution OF the pro.
posed reserve association was Mr.
Hills chief criticism OF the Aldrieh
plan. In this connection Mr. HllI as
serted that ~ currency reform was
not carried through under leadership
OF bankers of-the country. Il would
be taken up by Congress and surer
the same fate that has befalien every
other great economic issue after :,
became the foot ball OF party poll
tics"
Mr. HUI also made plea FOR arri-
cultural reform. declaring that unless
this Is done the farm viii fail and
the foundation % all our prosperity
be- undermined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
GOOD PROGRAM
70 Prepared 81 Prssbytsrisrs For
Synod at Charleston.

The feno~irg b. copy q ne program
thsf has ben rf.parsf for the nneetfnE u the
W>u Firsinia prsshytefians ~ b. hid a.
fhs karasha Prsshgferisr charch IN Charles.
ton. N sifer - ne church viii attend IN
crnnsny sifh ne rnirisfsf ME ysar
orsnirG serrnor- N odefafof. Rev ~. g.
etrrtfrf. fairrorf
n~r~rftca ~ 80 d~ieestes
Friday Morning.
Rfr1rf rr The Nrufh % fh~ Church =
pev a y Fo9se. Wiiiismsiovn
Reporf 90 "Chrisfian ftucasion." Rev y.
a frorka. Mrsfon
Friday Afternoon.
tfrcrf. "ffrrne fisslors" Rev " r. Ne.
rirllanf. flarEstrra
Rssert. "spiffnsi Life % the Churches. p
Err. p a. rrroks. Wesfsr.
rte saerameuf n ~ foffs Supper
Friday Evening.
hfffssa Re- J " Corhrsn. - D.. See.
resary - fhs hasrd n Efuesfion Philadefphis.
Saturday Morning.
tere-f. fhr Hrqthefhood' Rev. W. 4.
Co.. ~ o., Whsshng.
asrsrs. ~Fofsisn Ais.ions~ Psv. g. =
WiIann. sisferfgiir
sssyrdsy bfssrnoon.
H-reft. -cerefn thurch Work" Psv y
" Dar. War~osf
nstoff n fts Fsecufier Commission. Psy.
" q stoeffef. fsifrlrrf
ssbbsth Evening.
tilIss. Rss. Joln IeE, y, D.. Nsu York
Csty. s<rfsfssy q ths Ansfesn Bible
tdl--... psr. a. FaEin. n sism. REQ.
sra<rfins ~ hoafi - ForsiFn MISSION,
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WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
Neishbor Women az FaIrmont Make
CHASTITY Find

SPECIAL Dispafch to the InteuiRsnc.r.
FAiRMONT. w. Va. Oct. 1i.-Mrs
Ella VI. Parker. a well known woman
OF Bellvsew. was found dead in her
bedroom late this evening by two
neiEhbor women who missed her
about during the afternoon and went
to investigate. The woman was lying
on the floor dead when found ply
sicians say she died in convulsioni ..
but give no cause FOR the death.
County Coroner Lloyd is investigat.
ing.
Mrs. Parker IL survived by her hus.
band and two children. The remains
will be buried Friday afternoon.
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ANTLMoRMoN GIFT
FOR eATTLEsHIP UTAH.
Those Opposing Acceptance OF silver
Service win Mormon Pictures
Have Net Set Made.

NEW YORK, Oct 1l.-Those who
oppose the acceptance Of a silver tray
bearing the figure OF Brigham Young
and the Mormon temple. made for the
new battleship Utah. have had an
other tray manufactured with tho
Mormon pictures omitted and now
offer II TO the secretary OF The navy
as a substitute. Mrs. Erna Won X.
Owen. Of Salt Lake City. chairman OF
the committee. opposed TO the ac-
ceptance Of the Mormon gift. came
here to-day in the interests OF this
movement.
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DOUBLE CROSSED
Foreigner Fined ana Owen Jan Sentence
Tried unsuccsssfuiiy 20 Dr1bs
Blsuths.

Special DISPATCH to the InteiiIgencer.
MORGANTOwS. W. Va. oct, il
John Ma-cioli was sentenced 20 serve
six months I'm Jail ana pay a me OF 1900
and costs by Judge Mason OF the Nom
ongaiia Circuit court re-day. The testt-
mony was that Mascion had spent cas- in
cash with each OF two detectives OF a
Pennsylvania agency. had given each a
suit OF clothes and had taken one on n
trip 20 rittsburg. New Castle and other
points In an EFFORT 90 prevent IN cir tes-
flying against him. The detectives
double-crossed Msscioii and the maxi
mum allowed by law.
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$4,000 DEAL In
SUBURBAN REALTY
II y. sEERENs BUYS On. AscH-
MANN HONE.
Located on the Benches OF woodsdais,
is One Of the Finest Homes
Ont the RfEa

\ very important deal in suburban
really Was contaminated yesterday when
the pniatiai home Of Dr. O. A Asch-
mann. located on the benches OF Woods
dale. passed into the hands Of Mr. II. y.
hehfens. II - understood that the con-
$4,000
The ho.se 10 OF English architecture.
or the piaHter and cross-timber type.
and states ~ was designed by Archi-
test Edward ". Faruxhcim and built only
about one year ago. The large lot has
frontage opposite Wood Hdafe park OF
ifi feet. and russ back 500 feet afford
tnE sNcellent surroundings 20 the home
The house IL said 20 have cost about
$40 900.
~ Behrens viii not take possession
until next spring
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5pef "a yispetoh 20 the fnteliiashcsr.
portant real estate deal vas c0uaurn-
nAfei ln fnia offv Yesterday whereby
~ n. snyder diEpo-ef ~ valuable
piecH ~ real estate, rlfuhfed on Main
The property disposed ~ g. nov oeeg-
pled ~ The Arffav store. ana adfofos
the eager property. Witch b. occupied
hv ne v Jones department sfnfs
property.
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1870 KILLED
Msxiesn Rsbsls Revtsd Win Heavy
Lessss st chiapiiIa-sasny
Taken prleoners.

ruxTLA GEurrCRRrx. chlapss.
Mexico. Oct. ll.-Tighting late Mon
day afternoon for the possession OF
the little town Of Chispiila. heid by
insurrsctos.. whose strength wss esti-
mated at 900, . force Of volunteers
numbering 100. killed $50 rebels and
captured los. eighteen Of whom were
wounded. The loss co the severn
msnt forces Is given ~ less than .
dozen killed.
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BROTHER MURDERS MAN
WHO WRONGED SISTER

NASHVILLE. Oct. liz. V. Car
roll vas shot five times and instantly
killed this afternoon by Weaver
Smith. who charges that the dead
man wronged his i3-year-old sister.
Caroline Smith. who disappeared
from Nashville last Sunday. and was
found two days later in a deserted
house near the city with a man
named Ed. Turbeyille.
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VERDICT ron DurErsr.
10000 Dsmag. Sui. 90 clarisburx Ne
ctdsd By Courf.

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CisAKKSBURG. W. Va. oct 1.-The
october term 81 tho federal district
court adjourned here yesterday after
noon after q jury rendered n verdict FOR
the defendant by instruction % the fudge
IN the $4,000 damage suit % Albert
Bland against the MARYLAND Coal com
peny. Judge Dayton and other court
off-cial. have relurned 20 th.lr honr..
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Trz acts at once and make. Tired. ses-
sore proof
It's the sure remedy. you know. fcr
your feet It's for sore feet and for
sSeaty. bad-srneiling feet. and for corns.
callousee ard hurions, too.
-ror yeers J have been troubisd vita
sore ans tender fs~tf suffered Intense
pains. uavs hsd ths assistance Of phy-
sso.eas without relisf . eoufht a box
y IA. sith frsst maay % my friends.
Il would not ~ without a. An ~ re-
Quires % 80 Be Known % - universally
USED" A. y. Drsutnsr, Chicago.
III - not q powder. Powders ana
other foot remedies clog up the pores
liz draws out al poisonous enudafions
which hrinr on soreness % the feet aud
u TIE only remedy that does TfZ
cleans out every pore and Eiorifies the
feet your feet
You'll never limp aTain o. drs~ IN
your face IN pain. and you'u forget
about your corus bunions ard caiiousea
You'll feel Ike n new person
TfZ a. for sale 81 all drugaiafs N
cents per boz. or ~ viii ~ sent YOU ~
rect N you wish. from Walter l,uth.~
Aodss a On chiosso IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
POSSE HUNT NEGRO
Attacked and bound womAn-Latsr,
Pressing Herself She wounded
One with Gun.

BUTLER. Pa, Oct. iI-Troopers Of
the state corstabulary ard posse OF
farmers are searching the hills near here
Tor two negroes who attacked Mrs. Thos
Watson ~ her home to-day. when -hr
recovered consciousness. she heard the
men In the house searching FOR vaiu-
ables Seizing a shotgun. she fred twice
woundirg one negro. who was assisted
10 escape by the other. She tainted. and
when she revived went TO the house OF
n neigh Dor. who summoned the troopers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
FIRE DESTROYS
OIL TRUST BRANCH
$4,000 Bisxe a. Manchester. Eng
lard, Wrecks AnaloAmeriesn
Compass Plat.

MANCHESTER. England. Oct II.
There was n serious FIRE along the
banks of the chip canal early to-day.
II started In the tanks Of the Anglo
American OF Company. the British
branch % NE STANDARD OIL Company.
and soon great quantities OF escaped
and burning oil poured into the canal
snd covered the water for a long dis.
lance. igniting everything combusti.
bic along it, path. Buildings and jet.
ties on both sides Of the canal we're
burned. The oil company's loss Ia
lts00O0
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Two EosS sLIroEp
LYEcEnRs 90 rann

WFFr CIV qTFfL o.. urf 90 Two
wore men CHARGED ulfr mHffrr In corr
o. fiUn uIfM fHr lrrrnIrr ~ .VnanH
MaihFr 40 rnaffHWlfie wrff n.nnIffr.T
nr r. lurV Dol fhf Chester fnnnrr count
o. 1lV Zoe men declared Innn.rnf 80
Wiiuan rilhsrf auf Albert Kerry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12

ELkiNS. ". Va. oct. li-Davis and
Elkins college opened its foot ball sea-
son here to-day with the Beiington All
tolleEians. defeating them by the score
best IN the history OF the institution
NeNt game will be PLAYED with Western
Mar1 land College. at Westminster. sat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
wnncE VICTIM nAr DIR.
Enzinssr IN rairinont hospital IN serious
shape-Ho Cause Assigned for
Wreck

Special uieratct Oh the Inteilieencer
fAfRNONr. " Va. oct 1.-The
condition ~ EnElneer r y. pccEan who
vas injured IN The wreck ~ Worthing-
ton Tuesday morning and is nov ~ the
Mirers hospital IN this city. e. much
move serious to-day. and y Is feared tis
deafn VII result
A. vet the Officials have NOT an.
nouncsd any cause for fhs wreck witch
resulted Ia the injuries q seven train
man.
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REFUSED
Was Tnianction an ths chsstsr water
Company AGaiast ths CITY
Coumcfi.

o. ehanbers ~ che circuit court vss-
fsrday. 1udTe usrVey refused o. Grant
fHr fnfurrfior prayed Tor ~ che south
SIC Nafrr Mnrka company 70 restrain
- fffy rourril - Chester ard others
frors spending 81 sos. which me water
ecnrany ALLEGED had been afrIrourfafrd
. urm snd enich council anticipates
ssndlnH for init
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Mrs. ALKALINE leeaon.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteliIgencey.
NEW MARTINsvILLE. W. Va,
Oct. l1.-Mrs. Avaline Lesson. sister
of the late Mrs. Caroline Lowther,
OF this city. died at her home at Sum-
mers. Doddridge county. and will be
buried In this city Saturday.
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Infernaslen p.slr.a

Mrs Mcsosh-iook here. don't
you knoS - three IN the morning.
Mr. Msaosh Courah knog iah
three'n IN mornin. What vanta
know. 10 Whot mornini
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termed the weapons Of mobocracy, by
Archhishop Ireland In an address at the
banquet Of tine Army OF the Tennessee,
here tonight.
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AWFUL CRIME.
susuns souSp AID oxSoEp.
VIII Laksiy Die Prom rrestmsnt-Nys-
tsrtous Mote Pound beside
the oiri-

CINCINNATI. oct IA young
woman. bound. EagEed and unconscious.
y a. found iu rear yard on Agnes street.
Cummuns VILE. tonight rhe yard ~ In
TIE center 81 the district where a series
- murders q young girls have taken
place during the last few years II D.
not believed the woman will recover
The young Soman's name IT, Edna
HOGS Sire lH n years % age. aud comes
from well-fo-do family \ note
pinned 20 her dress sad sorry We dld
not have aid 90 tnrou on her too
On tie reverse eide % the note "
sald eFrun re one you ga not Ike
The tsndSritlnE vas a barely readabls
sfrawl
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JOPLIN. Mo.. U~f 1f-strucE hy a
hipians during = TRIAL aiFht here to-day.
James kinney. 90 year, Old. q miner. was
fnsfaufiY allied The elevator Of the
machine hrnke kinn~y's NECK
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COUNCIL BLrFFs Il. OF it-fni-
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-07


Mr.. R. Waters of 1917 East
Brown street, is confined to his
bed sick of typhoid pneumonia,
His mother, Mrs. Pickett, and sis,
ter, Of Chicago, are here assisting
his wife in attending him.
Everybody had pleasant
Thanksgiving day-turkeys geese
and chickens, poor things They
were slain mercilessly. The people
forgot hard times, rose, slew and
ate.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
Ella Wilson, Mrs. Brooks, North
Second, Officer Loomis and Others
Of the sick list are improving.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-07
A Card of Thanks.

We, the undersigned, desire to
express our heartfelt thanks to the
members of Number 5 Engine
House (city firemen), to the Sun
day School of st. John s A. M. e.
church, to the students, faculty of
the Lincoln Manual Training
school, and to all of our friends
for the many floral offerings, kind
nesses and acts of sympathy shown
toward us during the illness and
at the death and burial Of our
daughter and sister, Elizabeth
Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Saunders
and Family.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1911-12-07
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Three colors, gold edges, air
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