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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Pleasantly SURPRISED

wednesday evening Mr.. John Cole
was pleasantly surprised by his chill
dren ana grandchildren at his home
on lWenty-ninth street, the affair be-
ing IN honor OF his 65th birthday.
inc evening was spent in social di-
versions and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.
ana Mrs John Cole. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
James Burge. Mr.. and Mrs George r.
Surge. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Minness.
Mr. and Mrs. Ounce Gossett. Clara
Cole. Elizabeth Cole, Ada Gossett. Ma
Del Burge. Laura Cole; Messrs Har-
~ Cole, Vim. Cole. Fred Cole. Carl
cole. Edward Gossett. Allen Gossett.
Masters Elmer Cole. Earl Cole. Wal.
Ter Cole. Herbert Burge. Wibert
Burge. John Cole.
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markable talent. and is a graduate OF
the Leland Powers school OF Boston,
and her entertainments are widely
known and appreciated. On this oc-
casion Miss Adams was assisted by
Misses Helen South. Freda Leiner.
Adelaide Weber and Prof. G.. A.
Becker The members were rendered
As follows.
i.laho 500. ......... Miss Freda I.einer
vocal solo ...... Miss Adelaide Weber
Yea. ing .----....... Miss Ieona Adams
Reading .....-.- Nffas hdsr,s
Vocal solo .... Misc ITeic, $50
AZ the close OF the recital dancing
was INDUCED in. and the program.
which was arranged by Mrs. Maud
Spooner. was as follows: The Pink
Lady. ID. Tinkle Tinker: Para
disc OF the Mohammet. : Motor King.
. Madame sherry: 6 Chocolate Sol
der; Beautiful Rag. s Dollar Prin-
cess; 2. 10, II. - extra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Tho members Of Richie Council
10 2lnl. Royal Arcauum. celebrated
The thirty fourth Anniversary ~ the
founding of The order in America on
Monday evening ~ fhoir hall on the
South Side The evening was pleas.
antly spent 90 progressive cuchro.
and refreshments were served The
priEe winners were o. follows. FIRST
ladies' prize. a handsome comb. was
won by Mrs Loo Robinson. the sec.
ond ladies prize. silver belt buckle.
VAS captured hy Mrs O'Nclu. aud
thc ladies' consolation Was silver
fhimhle. won by Mrs Charles Kiold-
sing Mr. Charles Kieidsing won the
gcnflemcu's first prize. "a fne scarf
pin. the second golden tic CLASH.
was won by Mr. Arkle. and the con.
ISOLATION. "a knife. went 90 Mr. Harry
Council
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Surprise Party.

Wednesday evening Mrs. Mary WI.
son was pleasantly surprised by her
children al her home at 50 sixteenth
street. the affair being I'm honor OF her
siXtieth birthday The evening was
spent In social diversions and refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs John Harr. Mr..
and Mrs. Hrman Hedrick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hedrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Seamon. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Armstrong, Miss Laura Armstrong (of
Fittsburg), Miss Hulda Harr. Miss
Helena Seamon. Marie Hedrick. Kath-
crime Hornick. Mr. VIM. Kellar and
Mrs. Mary Wilson.
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q pretty affair V3s given at tho
hHn OFF Miss Alma gisJrr ON
I0rrff ninth street complimentary
.D NI-s idt Eri'c. whose wedding
foxes place Iu tho near future The
evening naa plea aaufif spent Iu music
.r' other 7nrIal d.verH ors and at a
reasonable hour daIuf. lunch v-14
served Tho dining room was dec
grated u yellow and Hi''n Sweet
r'.. Hrro rsrI Hifh toI'1H satin rib
Dom and 800 zach place fhrrc Was 90
dainty gold basket ~ white sweet
rrra fri VIfh fhc yellow ribbons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Gard PARTY

Miss Bertha Flaccus and Miss Ber.
tina Schiller entertained with card
party a Ia fresco on the spacious YER
anda Of the F. G. Flaccus residence at
Noodsdale Thursday afternoon. the
hours being from . 10 3. After the in
terestlng games. refreshments were
served. Twenty tables We're IN play.
ana neat sum was realized. which
was lot the bencdt Of the Sisters Of
the Good Shepherd Mrs. Seaton Alloy.
ander won the first prize Miss Leah
Rodarus. Of East Palestine. was SEQ.
ond. and Miss Rose Owens was award
ed the consolation
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Assembly Dance.

The following invitations have been
received
The Midsummer Assembly
will he held at
The Stratford Springs Hotel
Monday evening. July third
Nineteen Hundred and Eleven
Nine O'Clock
Naughts Orchestra
Iatronesses
Mrs. John ". Storer. Mrs. A Q Whit
aker. Mrs. Jacob W Grub. Mrs T. Il
sweeney. Mrs. T. =. Moffat. Mrs. -
". Peterson.
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Wedding Announced.

The announcement was made Tues
day of the wedding OF Miss Rosetta
Gerbig OF this city. and Mr.. Samuel
Dobbins. OF Martins Ferry. which took
place on the Nth of last month. II
was a very quiet affair and the friends
of both young people were very much
surprised 10 learn OF the fact. but are
Fastening to extend their congratula-
tons.
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Wednesday afternoon 90 ono o'clock
Mr. John % Fncdel and Miss lillian
A. Marshal were united in marriage
pr th" parFpuage of the Fourth street
VI D. church. Tho Rev ~. IN oliver
ofr.ating Tho attendants vtrc Mr.
ana Mrs. Robert Marshall Immediate
f after the ceremony the young
couple loft for an eastern trim Afles
Marshall is q very popular Young ladv
Of Tho Island and Nr FriodeI Dr. con
nocfod with The Hayha Furniture Go
of this city
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American Woman's LEAGUE.

Tuesday evening the Wheeling
Chapter OF the American Woman's
league held "a very interesting meet.
ing at the home OF Mrs. Marie Miller
OF 821 North Market street Mrs. Geo
Otte. one OF the members. who has
Just returned from a visit to Univer.
silly CITY, gave a very interesting
lecture on physical culture. and dem
onstrated her talk, much TO the delight
OF al present. a social hour was en-
loyed afterwards and refreshments
served.
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HellerGreIIa.

This morning az . o'clock Miss
Mary a. Grella and Mr.. John ". Hot
Ter. both we'll known Young people OF
the city. Will be united In marriage
az 81 AlphOnsus German Catholic
church. High mass will be held. and
the Rev. Father Peter will perform
The ceremony Miss Bertha GrelIa.
sister Of the bride. will act ~ brides
ali. and Mr. Clarence Heller. broth
Or Of the groom. will be best man. 4
large reception will be Seld az the
lone of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs VIII Grelia. In the evening.
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In the school hall Of the ST. Mary's
church. Monday evening. the members
OF the Kahn club Of the church gave
a weli-attended euchre for the bene-
NJ OF the club. Many prizes were
given during The evening. the door
prize going 70 Miss Kate Doughterv.
who also won the first euchre prize.
The gentleman's first prize was taken
by Mr. Chas Mckinley: c. :. Britts
receiving second.
The feature of the evening was the
presenting OF the Kahn club pony 10
the holder OF the lucky ticket. A com
mlttee. Messrs. c. 4. Brown. Henry
Rider. Mr.. Kindleberger and DR.. NJ
Gaydosh. was appointed TO examine
the slips an I announce the lucky per
son, and It was found that Mr.. J. cur
It's holding slip No. 2343. was the
winner
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Sewind Party

"Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Chas.
Sturscs entertained with a fancy work
party complimentary 10 her guest.
Miss Marie Tingley. Of Cincinnati 4
daiufily appointed luncheon was
served and the afternoon was spent
In doing fancy work Those present
were. Misses Marie Tingley. EVELYN
Ross. Anna McGregor. Jennie Bolton.
Hazel Iarshall and Glover ParshaH.
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Iuoa91r afternoon. Mise lena
kraf. OF South front sireot ravc ID
theatre party af tho Court theatre
followed hv lunch af naeIo.s. commit
mcuiary f0 Miss bertha Good whose
Wedding takes place ln The faII and
N.Te Rosa storm who l4 thr guest of
Miss I1orn lrrnberg Those in Tho
party were Misses Bertha Good. Rosa
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Ono.HIltnn-

Miss Anna May Hilton. OF the Ma
tional road. and Mr.. Hupp Earl Otto
also Of this city. were quietly mar
ried AZ the parsonage Of the 81. An.
dreW's church In ParkersbIrg Mon
day afternoon by Rev. Archibald 4.
Moore. pastor Of the church and for
mer pastor Of the North Street VI. T.
church
The Young people went 70 Parkers.
burg unknown 10 any Of their friends.
They were unattended AZ the cere-
mOuy
Miss Hilton Is n weIIknown Young
lady. being an Instructor ~ the Full
ton school. and Mr. Otto is an en-.
pioye OF the mechanical department %
The News
They will make their home AZ 32q
Main street. and will be- ~ home AT.
ter July let
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Bricioe Party.

Monday afternoon a bridge party
was given at the Stratford hotel COM
plimentary 10 Mrs. Tracy. of Bedford,
IND. and Miss Edna Ewing. OF 81.
Louis. Mo, who are the house guests
OF Mrs. Edgar Boyd. OF Woodsdale.
Three tables we're in play. and a
dainty luncheon was served after the
games.
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surorise Party

y surprise party was rendered Mrs.
John Carpenter by her many friends
az her home on Fortieth street The
evening was spent in games and
music and refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr. and Hrs. 4.
j.. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs Albert
Carpenter. and son Vincent. SIR. and
Mrs. Geo. Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs
Ihos. Parker and daughter. Margaret.
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Wedding Invitation.

Copies Of the following invitation
have been issued:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry I,orentz
request
your presence az the marriage OF
their daughter
Katherine Marie
20
Mr. Jacob Rigick
Thursday evening. July g. 1911
%
eight o'clock
100 29th - V-baSlIrc W y,
NJ home after August IS:.
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Church Picnic

Members OF ST. Alphonsus church
VIII mold their annual picnic on the
state tair grounds THURSDAY Dinner
ana supper will be served by a COM
mittee or ladies'. Dancing will be the
diversion FOR which music will be
furnished by Meister's orchestra.
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ELABORATE Reeeptlon.

An elaborate reception was rendered
Mr. and Mrs John VI. Heller az the
home n The Brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Crella. Of No. go Twenty
fourth street. The wedding took place
az the 81 Alphonsus church az q
u 'Iock Nednesday morning The
homo vas decorated with flowers and
er'"n"rJ. and an elegant supper was
served. About sivty-hve guests were
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Miss Elizabeth Hugus will entertain
With a lawn party az her home near
Elm Grove on Saturday. July J.. com
plimentary 90 Miss Ruth Dabney. OF
Nirgin.a. and Miss Helen Applegate.
of Now Jersey.
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Mohn Walker.

Harold Mohn. son of Rev. and Mrs.
/. 7. Mohn. of Martins Ferry. and
Miss Edith Walker. Of Delaware. O..
were married at Belfast. Me-. Tuesday
hy Rev. Mr.. Roberts. a brotherin-Iaw
OF Miss Walker. Mr.. and Mrs Mohn
VIII reside in Boston. where Mr..
Mohn has been given good charge.
and where he viii also attend the
seminary for the next two years.
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'nc iai lIsrHfrE 90 fHr frteliirencer
NEW NUEHIANu vs. Va June
,s-At high noon yesterday. ~ the
home ~ The brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs NJ T. Rarnes. ~ Mummitsviue.
q. occurred tho wedding 81 Miss
Corallc Uarnes to Frank 70 Brown.
son on Coz r. "a. Brown. OF thla coun.
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stern Flora lsenberg. Anna Front.
Anna Reichblum, Pauline Horkheimer.
Florence Horkheimer. Fanny Schles-
singer. Fanny Baer. Nettie Gutman.
Marie Frank. Miss Blum. OF Bellaire.
and the hostess.
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Kahn Club

The Kahn club ~ ST. Mary's church
VIII give euChre party Monday even
Ing IN the school hall Prizes will be
awarded the lucky contestants and re-
freshments will be served.
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Evans-Hern,ar

Wednesday afternoon Miss Louise
Herman and Mr.. John Evans. both OF
rooney Point. were married in 81
vincent de Pauls Catholic church bv
heN. Father Pfleger. An Informal re-
cepuon was held az the home of the
brides parents IN the evening
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Newman. and
daughter. Eva, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Deihl. and daughter. Mildred. Mrs.
Merry, Mrs. Zadel Staran. Misses
Martha Smith. Zadel Neitzel. Regina
Neitzel, Messrs. James Staran and
Jim Spears.
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Green-Grant

Saturday evening Miss Ethel Grant
ana Mr.. William Green. OF Martins
Ferry. We're united in marriage nj the
home Of the bride in North Wheelin
The young people will reside on the
South Side.
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% WhrrIlnn GIrI

Miss Margaret Garvey. OF this city.
was honor guest az an entertainment
given by Mrs George Wilfes. OF No.
~" East stephen street. Martinsburg.
The AFFAIR was n delightful one. and
was attended by a large number or
young people
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Slate-Amaker.

At the home OF the brides parents
al Rush Run Thursday occurred the
marriage of Miss Mary Amaker 20 Mr..
Louis Slate OF Tiltonsville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slate will make their home in
| Tiltonsville.
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DinnerDance.

wednesday Evening. the second OF
series OF dinner dances was given
az the Country club. These affairs
are always eagerly looked forward to
and are attended by the people who
enjoy good music. dinners and dane
Ing ~ this affair there was a good
attendance
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Society Review

OF Mr.. ThoUas West TO Miss Hannah
Dickerson. Both are popular and
estimable young people. and will
make their home in Tiltonsville.
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Juvenile Dance

series OF dances for children will
be conducted hy Mrs Maud Spooner
every Thursday evening during the
summer months In the Stratford hotel
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Those present were Mesdames Harry
II. Parshall. y. Z. Davis. Misses
EmniH Snyder. Stella Stab. Carrie
Acker, Ella Simpson. bertha Rosel.
Ida \olte aud Alma Glazier.
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Carroll Club Dance

Members Of the Carroll club will
give series OF dances in Wheeling
park. one to be- given on June % and
the others on July 26 and August %
Meister's orchestra will furnish tho
music. assisted by Prof. FennelI at the
piano
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Dancing Party.

A very pretty AFFAIR was given
Thursday evening at the Country
club. Miss Mary Pfarr and Miss vir-
ginia Taylor entertained with a dane
ing party. The young people enjoyed
dancing TO their hearts content and
in addition a beautifully appointed
lunch was served. An elaborate
dance program was furnished by
Meisters full orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Shirt waist Dance.

The Cottillion club gave a shirt
waist dance az the Stratford hotel
Monday evening. Music was fur
nished by the Elks' orchestra.
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". Rev. Dunbar officiated. Many
West Nirginians attended the we'd
ding.
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CONGRESS HAS NO
BUSINESS in SESSION
so DECLARES FORMER SENATOR
lAFE YOUNG.
seathinsly Arrsisns Insursents-Says
Republicans Must Retain
Protective Tariff.

PITTSBURG. April 27.-"Congress
has no business to be in session.
Canadian reciprocity should be de-
teated. The country needs a breath
ing SPELL declared former Senator
Lafe Young. OF Des Moinss. I'm n
speech on the future Republican par
ty,' before the Americas Club. at its
annual Grant day dinner here to-
night. Congressman John W. Weeks
OF Massachusetts. and Major General
Leonard Wood. were also speakers.
the former discussing the monetary
question while Grant was the
topic OF the address by the head of
the army.
The Iowan handled the insurgents
In congress without gloves and after
declaring that the farmer. the hank
er and the manufacturer wants n
chance. but congress is blocking the
game" he said:
The present situation is due 10 the
insurgents who having nothing else
to clamor about. continued to clamor
about lower tariff duties. after the
new tariff had been made. The poll
ticians must have something 20 talk
about. The insurgents were ambi-
tious 10 advance themselves and con
tiol tnb htpuullCdn party. so, they
kept on talking. The country owes
nothing to the insurgents. They have
reduced nobody's taxes. They have
tut down nobody's freight charges.
The insurgents may have left a trail
Of their work. but II they have. IL is
toward the pie counter.
The Pennsylvania Republicans
are willing that the tariff which pro-
.ects their industries shall protect
The Industries Of other people. Other
Republicans must come to the Penn.
sylvania platform in this regard. or
The Republican party will 20 out Of
business.
When the farmers OF the Missis.
sippi valley are denied protection by
their ballots. they will deny Il to
everybody else. The country must
determine once for all whether pro-
lection is TO be maintained or not.
We a protected industries. high
wages. and a fair price for food pro-
ducts. Thus We will have what We
call an American system Of living.
All who want anything different from
This should o TO foreign countries
or vote the Democratic ticket on the
tariff question.
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Abolish Senate
And Take Veto Power Away From
President Is Aim Of Socialist Rep
~resentatiVe in Congress.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-Victor
Berger. Of Milwaukee. the Socialist
member of congress. In "a resolution
introduced today not only proposed
20 abolish the senate. but aims 10
strike from the hand Of the president
the veto power and take from the
courts the authority 10 invalidate leg.
islatiOn enacted by the house OF rep
resentatives. al this Is proposed as
an amendment 10 the constitution.
which. II petitioucd for BY fire per
cent Of the voters in each state shall
be- submitted 20 a general refereu-
dunn.
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DATES
FOR COMING OF
EVANGELIST SUNDAY.
Great Soul Saver viii Conduct Cam
psisn in This City From Febru-
18th to March 3fst, 1912.

The lntelligencer received a tele-
gram last evening from John c.
Lynch. one of the tw~enty-seven men
who went TO Toledo. Ohio. TO hold a
conference with Rev. W. A. Sunday.
Wednesday. to the effect hat a prom
Use had been secured from the great
evangelist that he will conduct a
campaign in this city from February
18th to March 31st. in 1912. Exten-
sive preparations are now being
made for the great soul saving cam
paign, which IL is expected will
eclipse anything OF its kind ever held
In this section Of the country.
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WRECKED CREW RESCUED.

NEW ORLEANS. April 27.-The
captain and six men OF the British
Schooner Hieronymus. wrecked us
miles southeast by east OF South
Pass. were rescued Yesterday after
noon by the steamer Proteus, Of the
Morgan Line. arriving here today. The
captain Of the schooner said one Of
his crew was swept overheard and
drowned early Yesterday
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RE6ATERs MUST APPEAR.

CLEVELAND. April 27.-United
Staes District Attorney W. l.. Day
announced tonight that ne had sent
summons to all of the railroads and
dock companies indicted by the fed
eral grand jury yesterday for alleged
Relating and conspiracy against the
Elkins law. notifying them to have
their officers or representatives ap-
pear in court as soon as possible 10
plead 10 the charges against the in
dicted concerns.
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MAY CALL STRIKE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April III
Motormen and conductors OF the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company's
various lines held a series of mass
meeting early this morning and dis
cussed the refusal OF the par
officials 10 grant an increase in their
wages from % cents to - cents an
hour. A strike may be called.
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Seeking ~Taricuinrly % inquire
whether Attorney General Wicker
sham has any outside employment
which would diaQuaiify him FOR hts
Cabinet position. HcpreEentatlvr
Ilainey. n Illinois. has introduced n
resolution designed % open The way
Tor a thorough Investigation Of the
Department ~ Justice
Ralney has attacked the nerart
mont % Justico befnro ~ a member
NJ the minority In the HOUSE but
noV he appeals % Congress villa bic
ssh narfs IN control
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FIRE A

speclnl Dispatch TO the In~telliKencer.
GRAFTON, w. Va, April 27.-Fire
destroyed the power plant OF the
Billsbain Coal Company today caus-
ing a loss of SIS. 700. Until the power
plant can be rebuilt the mine Will be
shut down. II is not expected that
the plant will operate for sewers
weeks.
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SENTENCED TO PENIrENrIARY.

Special Dispatch 20 the rntelligencer.
GRAFTON. W. Va, April 81
Pleading guilty to a charge OF for
gerry. VI. G. Gaffery was sentenced
today TO n term Of two years in the
~penitentiary. This is the second SEN
tence OF a like nature that has been
imposed upon the prisoner during the
week. He will be taken to Mounds
Vile within the next few days.
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GREEN BILL.
Important Labor Legislation Enacted
In Ohio.

COLUMBUS. o.. April 27.-The
house today passed the Green en-
ployers' liability bill. under which
a state insurance fund is created
by contributions Of 80 per cent
o employers and 10 per
cent from workingmen. II injuries
are sustained as a result OF
employers violating state health and
safety laws. workmen may sue in the
courts.
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STEAMER sINkS

PENSACOLA. Flo. April 27.-Load.
ed TO capacity with a 5000 barrel
cargo OF naval stores. the river
steamer Belle. from Vernon, Florida.
% Pensacola. sank in a severe fftv.
nile gale. late yesterday in the
Choctaw river and four lives were
lost.
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Another Rsvolutio,

HONG KONG April 2S.-A serious
uprising has occurred o. Canton.
hevolutionists marched at q o'clock
last nieht to the official residence OF
ne Ncerov. which they set on fire
Great excitement prevails within the
city.
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him seriously. Mrs Sands. I'm leap
ing from the buggy. had an ankle
spralned.
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ROANOKE. Va. April 27.-Mrs n
p Nunn and eight children met death
in o FIRE IN the southwest section oi
NE city az an early hour this morn.
ing.
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The worlds production NJ gold 'n
1905 was st3fo00.000. In 1900 10 was
$3.50 000. OOO.