davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
DOWNING REVIVAL

Th. meeting 300 t1o gospel tout CODA.
lipJc. Too goo" in interest aud boo a'
tendance "up ,yangoli.ts thilN tu's
Inr NuIl already accomplished tu'
uDrut 10 cause groa' gratitude
EtuueClst Downing receive. l".
tDi through che mail from some of th.
local church people stating That hH
services we're NOT needed no this cit.
luf hc hogs tU dinp. from boo iuioIu.
ani. lic said Boo mIt Zoo r.Dl' FOB th'
aforesaid protos. When ! 60 hshiBg
AWAY gu where the hsh are .ut
There are moro uual, 10 people in tH.s
cit, than n an. town iu Sew " 'XirO
tnd So ans mau %. church will show
me THAI h, or thrs have putpnt L.
This tl.y rclieiorsiy and show thai
thoy haso che iaht to diet the .uai
o' this place go io he'll and 90 D''r
any one else from getting tie los.
hero saved 70 Jkos show me 1ll ihls.
then viii roll up my tent am fet
out
The fact that some one hns r.r
scented us with "a basket off crua o",
200 time is sufficient evidence Iuut
iu ana satan are boihg hit nurl lic
cause tho devil never uses .h" Ht'
arpuout on you till you hsht Boo
Again be- said "lloycottcl 30 fh,
one hand uy the combined church
element ana rotten oyarl d., 'lo cet
MS forces ON the other got $50 WDit
never mpr, hopeful Ol courageous thu
now " feel sure that "a wipp 4Wotr
iup rcylyal is coming au1 'ihDro shall
" shower OF blessings is Tho valley
word
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
THREE BIG SPECIALS
At GOLDEN RULE
Outing Flannels, Combination
Suits and Drawers Feature
Items for Tomorrow.

The most potent reason for lh, eX-
uaoldInary popularity OF DO, August
Cash sale now ia progrcss %, the
Golden Rule is found iu tbr tact that
the daily special offerings are an OF
strictly scasonablo goods most OF
them necessities. Tomorrow, for IN.
ianro, fine laced trimmed combina.
ton suits win hc offered al Jbc un.
apuoachahly low price ol SOS Twon.
tyhtc pieces of now outing llannels.
neat patterns and GOOD weigh are to
go 40 40 cents 20 yard Tho abov"
viii so on sale ai o O'Clock on me
morning while az ESQ IN the after
noon % uia lot ol muslin drawers. reg
ular 5Ocoh, values, viii Dee sold az
30 cents ne pair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
steers srIna Fancy Priess.

AHuSAA Nly SiOcb luluS, Aug ~
New high figures for the year were
set on choice 10 prime steers IN all
grades in the hilling list layt week.
although The supply of cattle was l'b.
cral all through the week. Corn fed
iearlings ana hcilcIs reached $3.50,
heavy steers brought S721 on Two
occasions, native wintcrod steers on
the grass brought $3.50 op different
days and cake fed TeNas steers In
the guaranteed division brought
SOLO. Buyers have been com planning
that grass cattle have been costing
moro hung mp than corn ted cattle and
as there was a fair supply OF grass
cattle ~ all points East week they pro.
ceoded to eqauli2e values by trim
ming OF 10 10 % cents Quarantine
cattle below the top grades also re-
CeiYcd this treatment u Is said that
The lower grades are in Tor further
declines II tho run the balance OF the
month will permit a., hut dealers do
not believe supplies will be- large
enough Tor buycrs 40 accomplish mucn
In the pounding line. The market Is
strong To- 10 higher here today. under
the influence OF the moderate run OF
! 1 900 head Stockcrs and feeders arc
up 10 20 20 cents today. following a
slow week, with closing prices Friday
- 10 % lower for the week Most
sales OF these range from $40 10
S5.2I. rho run OF quarantine cattle
here today tnots up IA carluads, IN.
Guiding - loads from Texas. steer
sales IN the quarantine division rang.
ed from Says TO Sd75, inoludug
eleven cars OF South Texas grassers
AT $3.50 Middle grades OF native
grass steers sell al s5A0 TO $6.2l.
grass cows S32j 10 S50 top yenls
81 00
Hogs became more scarce every
day last week, and "a receipts dwnd.
led the price went mp. Closing prices
were The highest OF the week, AMI
showed an average advance of a.
CENTS for the week Tho run today
again iell short, only 5000 head stand.
ing up TO be counted out of an early
estimate 0t ij0n The market al.
yanced 30 cents today, tops selling NJ
s7.G5, hulk OF sales S1i5 TO 1855. Ton
price In Chicago today Is same as top
here, aud bulk of sales there runs
nom s72o to S7.ii today The extra
kecnest Of buyers here rs because the
run here is barely sufficient 10 sup.
ply tho fresh meat trade
sheep and lambs received a severe
drubhing last week account OF a big
run oi greass sheep from thn north.
west at Omoha and Chicago. and the
determination OF buyers there 80 es'
tablish satisfactory basis for The
grass season Run was MOI excessive
here, as Utah has not commenced
shipping grass sheep yet most Of our
grass sheep coming from that state IA
the fall The close az the week found
best lambs worth SG.76, yearlines
$3.50. wethers $3.50. ewes $3.50. breed
ms ewes S275 to $3.50, feeding lambs
Si.i0 These prices are effective TO-
day. run 1000 head, market steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
POPE'S CONDITION
NOT ASSURING
Pontiff is Suffering From
Considerable Pain and a
High Temperatures He is
Removed to Cooler Room.

Rome Nur . The afternoon rc.
port OF the popos condition WIS less
reaasuring than those Of The early
morune Ills temperature. while not
increased. remains about 100 ana the
heat q, he day which reach I'D 81 dr.
yccs Fahrenheit. eXhausts tho pa.
TENTS strength Tho most dlsuuipt.
ing symptom is the proprcss of The
lour JltacN, The pains from which
have ONt'nacd from the knee midway
Jo The thieh
D.. pcacci md Dr Marchinfaya.
when they ti-uod the puntin tugcthrr
wcfe not satiaHod Win his condition,
as thnt found his organism less ready
than before ia resist The attack. For
jul5 reason and because oi the heat
they ordered bim removed iu larger
aifor ava cooler rom Accordingly
hls holiness was moved 80 the floor
below where he will occupy large
room AK, to hi private library ant
iookng west ou the cuur OF san Ia
masu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Chicago livestock.

chicago, Aug. 9--Cpttlo receipts
l1.000 Generally Toe higher. Bocves.
$1,000 go; Texas steers. Sf.5ON G.25;
western sicrs. 8tloGG.t0. stockcrs
and focdcrg. s3.o0I5.50; COWS Nnd
holfors, 81 2o@G.lo: calves t5f5T
500.
Itogs-R 7rclpts 90 .00o. TOO higher
LIGHT. &120aT.s0. mixed. tt.00W
$50. heavy. SG.Su1 ,..eiR. rough.
fG.S01 T.Oi. good o. enpico heoty
S7.05m7.72ri; pigs. se.ooH7.Gt. bulk
of sales. 725a7.G5,
sheep receipts 10000. stearv to zoe
lower Native. Se.75N2T5. western.
2.50a3.75; ycartngs. S3.-bm4T5i
lambs. native, $3.55nb5i; western
$s.2Ed6a0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

Kansas Vity. Aug cattle rec
ccipts 1000 Including 5000 south
orns. stcady tn l0c higher. Native
steers. S51oH7.G0, south, m stocrs.
ti.00N5.NO, southern cows and hcif-
,rs. t2.S0Ml55, native COWS and
hoir.rs, t250d 90; stockors AMI
feeders. $35oG5.75; bulls. &2.oom
$50; calves, tt00u1.00: western
stocrs. ttTiUG.Go: western COWS
.&9.7IT5.O0.
Hogs--Roccipts $500. strong to 90
higher BUR- Of Sales, S7.45@ 165.
hoavE $500 7.7oi packers aud but
chcrs SGl5@s.70; lights. &5.4Om
T.G5
shoep- Receipts 5000, steady Mat
tons. t3.oH3io. lambs t5.2bdG.f5.
fed wcthors and yeatlingg, $500 a
I425. FED western owes. t2.50H3et
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
DOCK STRIKE WILL
Be ENDED SOON
Despite Frequent Clashes With
Police Progress Towards
Peace is Being Made; De-
privation is Being Felt.
By EVENING Reraia \. =. leased wireI

(by EveninE Heraid \. q. leased WIreI
London. Aug 9-.lncroaslna disorder
and progress toward peace were the
contrary features ut the dock strike
to-day The dock hands who are al.
ready iceling thn pinch of deprivation
have adopted drastic measures TO
prevent any attempt by uon-unionists
OF clerical stan TO move q wheel and
collisions with the police were ne.
Qucnt and hnrn
The board ol trade is composing
the difficulties OF employers ana en-.
ployes and some sectional disputes
have now been settled with every
prospect that thc demands Of other
sections win ht sausncd before the
end Of the week This latter cnnai.
lion is me only one ON which ihc men
sin cali on tho strike.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
SHIPS BOILER BLOWS
ITSELF TO SHORE

Rotterdam Aug "a boiler on tus
Rhine steamer Gutenberg exploded 20.
day with fatal results Two sailors
we're killed. the captain ana several
passengers were seriously injured
and three othcr persons are missing
and It Is supposed they were blown
overheard The funnel and portions
OF the boiler were hurled through the
wallis Of building on shore
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
CONTROLLER BAY
AFFAIR DID NOT
GET AIRING
Representative Humphrey, Of
Washington, Presents Reso-
luton to House for Special
Committee to Probe.
"a, EVENING Herald \. p. Leased Wire,

washington AUS Representa-
tive Humphrey ot Nushiluon pre-.
scented to the house today o resolution
asking to have thC house committee
on Interior department expenditures
discharged from further consideration
ot the Controller BAY investigation
and go have The natter uut int0 the
hands OF select committee oi five
members q, the house.
The resolution declared That after
starting the Investigation, the commit
tee Failed and refused to permit com.
potent and na''r.di witnesses who
have appeared before :, 90 testify as
10 facts they know and chat the
committee has abandoned such invcs.
IIEntInn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
PRESIDENT TAFT

1910 Under provisions of act ci
congress, New Mexico and Arizona
have formulated constitutions tor sep
aratc states, that ni the former voly
conservative and hat OF the latter
extremely radical
i9it--Flood resolution passed by
house and senate, providing for ad.
mission OF both territories after Now
Mexico votes on amendment clause OF
her constitution and Arizona on the
recall. President Taft Is quoted as
prepared 10 veto the resolution when
II reaches him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
NATIONAL BANKS TO
GIVE Up TRUST
COM P AN|ES
Secretary McVeagh Said He
Would Announce His Decis-
ion In Important Matter III
a Few Days Now.
IN, r,enIne nernla \. y. i.ca.ea wire,


Washington, Aug g-Aftcr q con.
ference today with G olas VI Res.
u0ids. prosidru, of the Continental
and Commercial National bapS at
CHICAGO and Lcvy MAYER. lawyer ol
chat eitN Secretary MuCNuagh an.
uounr.d that % would be- scvolal days
before ho would decide upon his atlt'
tudc toward the control OF sO-callcd
securities companies uy uationa'
BANKS
& is understood that lampt -. For
gan. president uf the First national
bank at Chlr1go. who Is credited with
being the originator OF control Of
trust companies hv national banks.
has announced his Willingness 80
dissolve his banks connection with
ihc First Trust company ot Chlc'a1
BE- thr treasury department orders
similar representation have % 'u'
made ON behalf Of the National ti''
hoHI, OF New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

great crowd g. expected 10 attend tbl
pfontam which is iu charge OF mo
Albuquerque Commercial club prom.
iscs entertainment iUr every BODY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

Now YORK Aug g..--ottou spot Gloss
Ga quiet. 10 points higher Mlddlur
uplands. tl24o. middlinr gulr t12Cj
sales zoe bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

Leaving ciiA--swo ntodcrn humcs
for 9aic cheap M agents. Non pCt
agents commission, seq owner, ~
rOnrtrppth street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

So Louis, Aug Wool unchanE-
ed. territory aud western mediums,
111toc; nnc mediums 1GH11tbc;
one. iiT1ttsf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

Prison reform is gaining ground
every duN
"Yos' I hear one of oar penal in
situations De- goinp 90 have graduating
exercises this year Washington
Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

va. -u,kcu has returned to tho
.,ty Wtrr an absence of Two yr9ra
during which time POO spent some
time In Colorado
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

Southern Pacific il5 SIS
Union pncinc. lls is
steel. t2 IA
stool preferred t1Eil.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

So Louis. Aug o. L"1 strong.
.Stt51s. ar,ltcr higher. SG.p0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

New YORK. Aug "copper" spot
tt2ift4ts.2i's. lead s4.ti1t.Gn
silver ~ les.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Chicago Grain.

Chicago Aug g.-With frost ana
rust moro threatening than ever In
the Canadian northwest aud with
European news decidedly bullish.
wheat today took an upward slant.
Tho opening here was unchanged to
Desc higher september started at
go Use 10 CSC. an advance of 3-Sc 10
iac but reacted % 90 a-4o. The close
was weak with september l-Sc0 lac
lower, go 80 l-tm % 3-Sc.
corn traders were expecting the
government report 20 be bullish. so
offcrlngs ala not come freely and
prices showed q tendency 90 harden.
september opened r. shade 10 Ism
1-4c up az Go % 50 l-se ana seemed
inclined 10 Keep within that range.
The close was weak with Scptom-
bcr az csc, a not gain of shade.
oats received support mainly on ac-
count OF tho strength OF other ccr-
Gals. september started l.Sc To- Lac
higher go q to g. l-S. sold NJ g. l-sN
a. ilc and fen back TO a. Use.
Investment buying hoisted proyis-
ions Initial plcs were 2ia a o. to
t5c above last night with January de-
livery St6.15 for pork. sS.22R for
lard ANA SS.t5 90 $s.i7fs for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
Grain aud Provisions

chicago. Aus ? wheat S"pt.m
bcr. % l.fTR93.vc. Dec. % 3-ir.
Com-Scpt. 6ic: Dec. 60 SIS
Oats--sopt. ~ r.sHteu; Doc
- 3-Sr.
PofK--Scpt ti7ii, Jan, tlG.G5.
Lard--Scpi. t9.o2is Jan. &St5.
Uibe. Sept. Sg.3fis. ian. $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

N'''N ''H H''''N7f
N,w york Aug 9.~-'r'n' paper,
Af'i4 per cent
N"Nieau dullarf. AZ.
an money steady. ? i-E@eN per
cert
Nmairomltcd, CO Ia.
ttehisou. lU9
sugar. llG
Great N0r,furp profnrr !, i2i Ii
Sea- York C.trai. i05M.
Northern Pacific. l22 Ia.
Reading, ifS t-s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
ELM cnovlr prnsouAta

Mrs. VI. r. Gibson has returned 60
her home in WOudsnei1. Ohio. after "a
Welt with her niece. Mrs &C. DO Reefer
clarence henderson i. combined fn b b.
homo Do Mcturdf's addition with au at
tack ~ typhoid foyer
3. O. RYAN iF having his residence in
l.tnf.ue addition reprinted Tho inter
ior - The house Isl also receiving "a fresh
coat ~ paint
Nlsrrs blanche and Esther Smith
have returned f0 their studies az mo
West Liberty State Normnf. after n vfq-
- with their father. q. W smith. Of
Switi-a Lane
Morton Winters Sc 900 81 his home I'm
Sand HII
Hon w 70 Harris and wife ~ Glen
Ina.Hn. fHNr refuruef horne after n ..ia.
% WIN Or and Mrs 20 Houston. of
Patterson
George o. Abbott. ~ Toledo. o.. and
Lott J. Neiaon. ~ ST. Louis. so. were
ousslincs. l,.ere bore Yesterday
tor. Irff rcrfer'rr f1r tlaf Win
friend ~ the Island where she VIII
reu fin Tor several irya
M o. HARTLEY ~ West Liberty. and
Ee.rEo MaNwnl. ~ sand fill were
lgnf' rr nffer nur.nrsa matters Orb Film
Grove yertrrf1F
% D. Kcva7r was n business caller
In Mnf1rrrinc vna feIfav
Paul '0nIrif. ~ Limestone. who WA
chosen f0 rcurrrrrf fIr Wheeling Pros
hvfrry o. fho roef.nrrf fnc general ~
rmhiv- - fno rrcTrvterian church 90
hr held fu Atlantic city frir week fa
N.rIffnr rri1NFer fn Tfu Grove on
route % The convent lon ffa VIII leave
today Tor Atlantic city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
MARTINS rHRRY snrErs

Miss Margaret Web. OF Sixth street.
VINO has been I'll for several days, Is
now convalescent.
Mrs. Mary Shipman and Miss Holman
Will 90 TO Steubenville tomorrow 10 at
tend the convention.
The little son OF DR.. and Mrs. r. A.
Blackford. who has been sick. is some
Director OF Service ]. C. Hayne yes
terday received u handsome white tour
ing car.
Mrs Dan Terrill. OF Burlington road,
found a steamship ticket for a foreign
er last evening All lined II over 10
the police. who viii try 20 locate the
Henry sommers. the we'll known ex-
FRESHMAN. Is seriously I'll with rheuma-
usm at his home on West Washington
street.
Elmer Arm has returned home from
visit with friends It ClaringtOn.
Daniel James was - unfortunate yes
terday TO lose part OF watch chain.
which was valued because Il was worI
by relative during his service IN the
civil war.
Albert Belts will leave the first OF
the week for Florida, where he expects
to make his future home.
Miss Mae Smith Is quite III at her
home on North Sixth street
JOHN Coll. of Lancaster. Ohio, will
be here today 20 attend the Knight
Templar cOnclave in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
ndoundsviIIe nriefs.

samuel Riggs and Capt vs.. n. Alex
arder spent yesterday bon New Martins
Niie as the guests OF Nr. and Mrs sam
uel Martin.
O.. D. Yoho left yesterday FOR Wood
iand. where he viii spend the week On
INC cnnstIuctiOn or n building
Miss Edith WlttinEham. Of Fifth
street. ana Miss t5dith Lancaster OF
~ nuulufton. her guest. viii spend today
Win friends Hud relatives in wheeling.
Lancaster VIII leave Thursday or
lrlduy for her home
d. j.. Wilson. or Smithton. who ls Wis.,
ltlnE hls parents nc Glen Easton. sneu.
ferday With friends iu the city
Robert West returned vcsffrG4.- fr.
Sow MnrtluaV1fe
Hiss Laura Baldwin. who is attending
We 'irrlnnfi Conservatory ~ Music will
ofrivo home May Ztth, 10 spend the
summer Nurn lion
Mrs. Albert Leach. - rAmoafore. fe
spending Few days in tho CITY ae tie
rlest oi relatives md frients size viii
lfhfo tIo latter part Of tho week f1r
brother ''
Attor-ev p. 70 Evans spent YESTERDAY
in NNw Nartluavffrc
Ir ". g. crow returned Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
TURN over
CONTINUE 'ron First Pager

each OF these stations will be a CORDS
OF physicians and prompt attention
VIII be given wherever necessary.
On Special Train.
a large number OF Fairmonters will
leave this morning on a special train
Tor Wheeling 10 attend the annual
state conclave Of Knights Templar.
The train will carry delegations from
Fairmont. Clarksburg. Grafton and
MorEnntown The Fairmont dcIega.
ZION viii be accompanied 20 Wheeling
byethe First regiment band OF 30
pieces.
Efforts are being made 70 have 100
knights from FairmOnt Commandery
IN line. together with this band. and
if possible 90 capture ono Of the hand
some haEs offered as prizes.
Among the knights and their ladies
who viii arrive on the special are Dr
and Mrs T r. Mlicr. Mr.. and Mrs. ~
p. Smith. DR. aud Mrs. G.. ~. Brown.
Held. Mr.. and Mrs Scott g. Lowe. Mr.
and Mrs. Kari Lowe Mr. and Mrs e.
NJ Alexander Mr and Mrs Richard
Gilkeson. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Finley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
One Fourth oF-Men's s22 Suits 20,
$3.50. McFADDENs


Ere 'ai Uiap1frr fo fnn frfrfffea--rr
gTErHFNV1LLE. n. May 1.-the
adjourned session of tho grand Jury
reported today after % two DAYS aca.
zion. and found 10 bills
Tho cascs ignored wero. Ohio ve
Birdie Harris and Ohio W. Briuou
Repairs 10 tho iail we're recommend.
"a. Indictments made public we're
Fvan Harris. FOR rape. Charles q
McComhs o. a.. for assault with ln
tent 10 rob Frank Speidei. and Prank
Powers. entering premises 10 steal
poultry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
BRIDGEPORT
missionary Convention In I.argslv At
tended-OLher NeHs OF Rrtdaarn-t

=, The GAINESVILLE district Woman's
t tt,.ne ,.HissiunaTN convention held In the
lHSt " = church Tuesday was large
~ ATTENDED. and almost all the societies
IN w" district We're represented The
session. opened IN the morning with a
report from all the auxiiiaries o,'i 49,
Wa followed by a report from the offi-
Gers In the afternoon excellent papers
W'Ie rrti by Alrs. Spraguc. 81 bridge
I"it' Mf>. Fetch. OF IrichsviIle Isa-
DcHe Weeks. Superintendent 81 the Hol-
loNay lleaconess home. and by MrS. Ma
son In the evening there was several
good addresses delivered and the at
tendance was ,dlite large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
WIN CERTIFICATES

The following were succcaafpt In
The teachers examination held 90
Martins Perry Slfurdar
Elght Ycnra-Edna NJ Aldrodre
Mary U. Caddy and Florence D.. Tones
Five Nnars-Graco uraqua Reff-
Cochran. Mary A Crispin. Mary Far
neU. Merry p. GiFcn nnd Virginia
Moore
Three Years Mabel T. Harbour.
pora J.. Moblcy and Margaret G..
Smviio
Two Years Hazel UrUard
ono Year Gotta Farmer
spccial-Goorfo z. Parsons. music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
MOUNDSVILLE
Meas Anna d. zumbrennan Dies OF Tu-
ocrculosis at Home on Center
Street=Other Notea.

MIS- ANNA 3. Zumbrennan. died yes
terday morning at Gas o'c'"cA, a. her
home on center street. fOllos .ng year 5
illness with Tuberculosis. Tne brothers
and sisters are GeOr-e. EveYett. Thomas.
John and Charles. and Lena Craig. Clara
Courtney and Alma Zumbrcnnan.
The funeral services viii be held on
Thursday afternoon AT o'clock. from
the late residence on Center street Rev.
\. B. kiSer. pastor Of the Calvary NJ r.
church. will have charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

ID. L-aSt lurSdaN night the ladies OF the
church and when the time came 20
serve" tAe refreshments 90 was disrov-
cred mat some person had stolen an the
Yer. notified ana have been oiifctiv
W"rh.ug on the case. and Yesterday
rounded up seven boys Two OF the
noNs stole tine cream and cakes hut the
others subscribed their ra~t nv heinir-
10 eat the stolen sweets All viii an
pear today before MavOr Brcsock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

The funeral Of William Webster which
was 10 have taken place this afternoon
az O'Clock, at the residence Of his sis
ter. Mrs. Theresa Criswcll. on cWstcrn
avenue. was POSTPONED YESTERDAY The
body. which was TO have arrived yester-
day afternoon. VIII arrive to-day on the
noon train. The services will be held
Thursday afternoon az . o'clock from the
nome or his sister. and iuterment will
be made In the Mount Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
ELM GROVE
interesting Banquet In the Ronsy's
Foint Church Last Evening-othsr
News.

The Blues Of the Young .-Peoplc.s
''lrtN ~ tl" koneyS Point United
fFesbyterian church were banqueted
.ast evening at tie expense OF the
Reds. who were defeated in the re-
cent contest which closed a short time
ago. Il H. orr acted a stoastmaste-
OF the evening. Addresses were made
10y Rev. W. } Grimes. Du Bots Akin
son ana Ralph Bell The following
committee had charge. Mrs. Martin
Gibson. Mrs Sarah orr. Mrs. Clvde
McCutcheon and Miss Flora Ginin
over 1875 We're present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

At the regular meeting 81 the Henry
Jay camp. Modern Wo0dmen 81 uamer-
lon. held In the X. OF \. han last eve
ming. further arrangements were made
Tor tho holding Of Memorial DAY ser
wees on june II. An interesting fen-
turo or the program being prepared VIII
Pc double quartet composed 81 tho
following Bodlcy. Mcclure. CROW.
linrt Ferrci. Butler. bloomfield and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

WASHINGTON. May TO- Secretary
MacVeoEh to-day invited popular sub
script.ons 90 $4,000. 900 issue OF
government bonds 10 reimburse tho
treasury general fund for expenditures
on account Of the Panama carl