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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
TURKEYS WILL
Be EXTINCT
The Census Bureau Predicts
They Will Last Only
to 1920
DUCKS ANO GEESE DECLINE
But the Increase in Chickens
for Past Ten Years Was
Marvellous.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
Washington, D. c., Dec. 23.-Unless
something is done, to rehabilitate tur-
key growing, there will be no such
thing as Christmas or Thanksgiving
turkeys in the United States within
ten years. The census bureau has is
SIZED a bulletin showing that in 1910
there were only 3,6eS,7OS turkeys on
farms in this country, while in 900
there were 6,594,095.
At this rate, the turkey will be in
the dodo class by 1920.
There was also a reduction of
about so per cent in ducks during the
ten years and the number of geese
dropped considerably.
Chickens increased. heavy, the total
for the country going from 233, $685.
O21, in 1900 to 2SO,345,1 ,133 in 1910.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
FAMILY
POISONED WITH BEER.
Philip Burrs, Former EmpIoye And
Rejected AdmIrer Of Royster
Sisters is Arrested.

[By Special Leased Wire to New 1iexicanl
Henderson KY, Dec. 23.-While the
coroner began inquiry into the fatal
poisoning of the Royster family at
Robards, last night, the sheriff moved
rapidly today, arresting Philip Burrs,
said to have been a rejected <dmirer
of one of the Royster sisters and
formerly employed on the big Royster
estate.
OF the persons stricken, two are
dead. They are Henry Royster, aged
18, and negro cooF
Thomas Royster and a daughter, Lo
rena, are seriously i'll, bat physicians
said they and other members OF the
family would recover.
The ruse employed to poison the
family was accomplished, it is be.
lieved, through beer sent to the Roy.
ster's supposedly by a friend.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
ROOSEVELT COMMENTS ON
SHELDON CORRE- roNDENCE,
Hartman Had Raised Money to Elect
Higgins Governor And Not
Roosevelt President.

tBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
New York, Dec. 23.-The New
York Evening Post today quotes
Theodore Roosevelt on the recent cor
respondence between him and George
R. Sheldon, treasurer of the Repub-
lican National Committee, concerning
the Hartman Roosevelt contribution
controversy as follows: "Mr. Sheldon
asked me why the truth had not been
stated and very kindly volunteered to
make the statement. I told him
much appreciated his courtesy, and
would be glad to have him do So" The
letter showed that the money raised
by Hartman was not expended to
help the election of Roosevelt to the
Presidency but to elect Higgins gov
ernor of New York.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
MRS ANGELINA GARRAMoNE
GUILTY OF MURDER.
Jury at Golden, Colorado, However.
Recommends Life Imprison-
ment,

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Golden, Colorado, Dec. 23.-Guilty
of murder in the first degree with q
recommendation of life imprisonment
was the verdict returned today by the
jury in the case of Mrs. Angelina
Garramone, charged with killing Mrs
Maria Lagurda August 20, l.10.
Agreement on Third Ballot.
Golden, Colorado, Dec. 23.-The
case was given to the jury last night
and after brief deliberation, the
first ballot was taken. EARLY today,
two more ballots were taken, an
agreement being reached on the
third.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
K[0CK.MANN
CASE DECIDED
Territorial Supreme Court
Handed Down Three
Decisions
ADJOURNED TO next week
Practically Entire Docket 10
Cleared Excepting a Few
Motions.

The Territorial Supreme Court this
afternoon handed down three deci-
sions before adjourning to December
2s, one including lne famous Mann
Klock case involving the district at
torneyship for the Albuquerque dis
trict. All three opinions affirm the
decisions of the lower court and are
in the cases Of:
Territory of New Mexico ex rel
George S. Klock, appellee, VS.. Edward
A. Mann, appellant, from Bernalillo
county.
The decision is victory for the
contentious of George S. Klock, whom
Governor Mills sought to remove as
District Attorney and in whose place
he appointed Judge Edward A. Mann.
John H. Mcknight, Appellee, vs.. Ell
Paso Brick Company, appellant, from
Dona Ana county.
This case involved a number Of pla-
Ger claims near Ell Paso but just
across the Texas line in New Mexico.
A number of novel law points come
up regarding the location Of claims.
The case will be taken to the United
States Supreme Court.
The community bitches or Ace
quias of Tularosa Townsite cor
poration, Appellant, vs.. The Tularosa
Community Ditch, w. D. Upton, ct
al, Appellees, from Otero county.
This disposes Of practically all ca
ses that can be decided, and few
motions will be passed upon before
the court passes out of existence. The
adjournment to next week is tentative
ard if there is no likelihood before
January 3, the court will not meet
again until that date.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23

and In receiving callers. He has not
yet received Premier Yuan Shi Kai's
final answer. He says the armistice
now is almost perfect.
Within the last few days the econom-
ic situation In the Interior of the
country has greatly improved. The
kilograms and letters from all points
show that while lawlessness continues
in the outlying country districts, the
local government officials have sue
ceeded in making a decided improve
ment in the general condition.
No Loan for China.
Negotiations between the group of
International bankers and the impe.
rial Chinese government for a loan
are suspended for the present. The
ministers of the four interested ma
tions, the United States, Great Brit
ain, Germany and France, for political
reasons invited the Japanese and Rus
slams to consider whether they would
cooperate in the loan. The Russian
charge d'affadres showed no indi-
nation to do so and the representa-
tives of the other powers feared that
a boycott of foreign merchandise
would result.
While all agreed the money should
not be advanced for military pur-
poses, certain of the ministers ar.
gued that there was only one recog-
nized government, which soon would
be without funds and when that oc.
Cured further lawlessness would re.
salt, including a grave possibility Of
the imperial army being disintegrated
into plundering bands.
Several American missionaries sta.
toned in the province Of Honan have
replied to a Communication from the
American legation here that they see
no reason necessitating retirement
from their posts, all the towns being
peaceful.
Missionaries Arrested.
The American legation Is not taking
such drastic steps as the British con.
sulates, which are arresting British
missionaries who refuse to leave the
interior when ordered.
Murder and erigadage.
Harbin, Manchuria, Dec. ga band
of Chinese brigands today attacked
an Imperial convoy which was on way
to, Kirin with large amount Of bull
lion, The robbers carried OF $3.50, 900
The p1mber Of brigands in the pro
vince of Kirin has increased rapidly
since the beginning Of the political
disturbances and the consequent un-
settled condition Of all parts Of the
country. Many soldiers have deserted
from the army and have Joined the
ranks of the brigands and now. live
openly by plundering.
Murders occur frequently along the
Z high roads and the brigands even at.
tack settlements Of considerable size
in which they loot the stores and do
not hesitate to murder the inhabit
ants II they oiIers any resistance.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
FREEDOM ALONE CAN.
PREVENT MoRsE'S DEATH.

tBy Special Leased Wire to New 1rexican)
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 23.-Charles w.
Morse, the New York Banker, must re
gain his freedom within a very short
time or he will die, according to a
report prepared and sent to Wash
ington after a conference yesterday
of local physicians and military sur.
geons at Fort Mcpherson whEre Morye
was removed from the Federal peni-
tentiary for treatment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
LINCOLN BASEBALL MAGNATE
Is TEMPORARILY ENJoiNED.
Prohibited From selling Any Players
Until Receiver for Club Has
Been Appointed.

(By Specias A1ensed Wire to New MexIcan)
Lincoln, Neb.ysDec. ga tempor-
ary Injunction was granted today by
the district court restraining Presi-
don't Donald C. DesPain Of the Lin
coin Baseball Club from interfering In
any way with its management and
selling or dealing in players pending
q meeting for the appointment Of a
receiver.
The meeting Il In connection with
g foreclosure suit fled by George F.
Truman, who holds mortgages amount.
ing to over $1,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
WILL START NEW YEAR
WITH A PRIZE FIGHT.
Sailor Petroskey and Chicago Knock
out Brown Matched for Bout
at Oakland.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
Oakland, Calf, Dec. 23.-Sailor Pc
troskey, and Chicago Knockout
Brown have been matched to box 10
rounds before the Oakland Wheel
mans Club ON New Years day. The
men have agreed to make 1853 pounds
at 10 o'clock on the morning of the
contest. No referee has been select.
ed. Brown recently won decision
over Fritz Holland, a local middle
weight.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
LOCKOUT OF 100000
MILL OPERATIVES CERTAIN.
General Strike in Northern England
Against Employment Of Non-Union
Men Cannot Be Avoided.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Manchester, Eng, Dec. 23.-The ex-
Fecutive committee of the Weavers
Trade Union has decided to support
the strike of the mill operatives at
Accrington against the employment Of
non-unionist workmen which occur
red on December 20.
There is little prospect therefore of
avoiding the lockout Of 10000 ope-
ratives which is threatened by the
Lancashire mill owners and is to be-
gin on December ~.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
COAL WORKINGS FLOODED eY
SUDDEN lNRUsH or WATER.
TWO Hundred Men Have Marrow e.
cape From Death Near
Wlgan, England.

fBy Special Leased wire to New Mexican)
Wigan, England. Dec. 2S.-The
Cross Tetley Coal pit near here was
flooded today by q sudden inrush Of
water. Two hundred miners were be-
low in the workings at the time and
ii was feared that many Of them would
loae their lives but All were brought
ealoe1y 70 the surface.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
s S S S s S S s S s s s = = S
NO DATE ANNOUNCED
FOR INAUGURATION.

, Cbntre)ry to printed and
current reports. the date for
, the inauguration has not been
definitely set, and cannot be
definitely set, until the canvass
ing board makes its report to
President Taft. The members
Of the executive committee and
the chairmen and Vice Chair
men Of the subcommittee, are
requested to meet at the New
Mexican editorial ONCE on next
Tuesday afternoon ct I o'clock.
. s s S S $ S S S s S S rs s
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
WRIT OF MANDAMUS
TO COMPEL ELECTION.

Mayor Speer and Other City Omctais
Ordered by District Court to
Issue Call.
BY Special Leased Wire to New Mexican'
Denver, Colorado, Dec. 23.-Dstrict
Judge J. H. Teller today issued
writ of mandamus to compel Mayor
R. W. Speer and other city officials
to call special election on the
amendments to the city charter pro.
viding commission form ca govern.
nelt, including the preferential sys.
tenn of voting and the headless ballot
The city attorney gave notice of ap-
peal to the State Supreme Court
The mandamus was asked because
the city officials refused to order
special election in compliance with
petitions signed by 10000 voters.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
DEATH OF PROMINENT
REPUBLICAN,

Bonifacio Narvaiz of Cienega, south
ern Santa Fe county. prominent Re
publican, died last night. He leaves
a wife.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
More Hopeful Tldbngs.

Shanghai, Dec. 23.-The Chinese
peace conference will not resume its
sessions for several days Tang Shao
Vi who came a. the representative Of
Premier Yuan Shi Kai, 10 occupied
In exchanging dispatches with Pelking
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-23
Homestead Entries.
Treaaurerla Receipts,

The following sums Of money were
received in the Office Of the terrific.
rial treasurer, R. J. Palen yesterday:
James Sullivan, treasurer Of Cha
YES county, $4.056.72; Solomon Luna,
treasurer Of Valencia county, $5,611..
rs; A. G. Brookes, adjutant general. on
account Of militia fund $50.S5; Thom-
a. p. Gable, game and fish warden. on
account Of game protection fund, $27.
90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Really Transfers
of the Past Week

D.l..c., clark d, N,ui,, ! Vance.
t., a. in I,,'t.,l-r. $1,000.
S.rlri,y Trust ,.mran, 20 Eva
g, idinr.r. lot H. "a, EdsdaIe. $40
r. JD.., guardian 10 pr.,bv-
terrain church Of Vest Liberty. tract
Cd. Vest Liberty. $3.50.
Elizabeth E,hols and W ".
=, hols O., charles y Lennon. lot -
East Wh' Inns. So.
i''ih ~ Woods - ai =" fr"S'Vi"r-
,.'" 'n'f'n 'i VS. '''''I'F' U'.' IN
~ '..,,' 'l -. <.''' . RI,
81, ti.,r,,..1 ~, =. ~, Flr5.,i.. e.,
Alois Smal,l.r ana f.ou,... small l,.r
IN Lanes IIYf ,r,c, no,r PARK Vi.O
Sfn
,f,,ct.u fct IA, ~ ,.r.rro,. 81,
c,cr.. IA .,.,i...,, aud ,..,-,., l..
c,.,t.,,, 90 ,.i,s. q, ,r,os H., So.
a, ,.i.r1o,., SIr
EJr, po.rc.v,cr and g. Cre,rd
Poipd.vta- IN wins 4 GRAVES In, g.;
Ir yl.r..rir- Uo,rr.. 81.
Thomas Arlington fo willis p
Grave 10. o.. In V.ha.rnr It.i-b.s
$40
Greenwood Cemetery fo Martha !
Birch. lo- 100. 40 Greenwood. $3.50.
Horny Y Fauh.r and Sarah g.
Fauber To- r. d. Robinson. lof 100 tn
I.oycIand. $40
Charles J.. iiornhrook and Clara
Hornhrook 90 J.. s Good. iof ON Main
street. $40
security Trust Co. 20 Elm"r a..
Oimsfeld. DOT 80 at EfrdaI". III"
r.r cf .ar. fT4rr. nrDv.u +o W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
FOREIGN REMEDY
INTRODUCED HERE
TONIC ACTS WITH REMARKABLE
RAPIDITY.
Thousands in Foreign Countries Have
Renewed Their Health by Use
OF iona Vita"

\ celebrated Austrian physician.
DR.. l.. j. Schat was the first 10 an
nounce that a high state of civiliza-
ton had debilitated modern nations:
his claim that half the population are
suffering from nervous debility. pro-
duced by the strain under which We
live. has finally been admitted by
physicians throughout the world
In recent years. tonic has been
introduced in leading European cities.
To help build mp the countless num-
bers OF rundown. nervous. debilitated
people produced by modern life. and
the results have been remarkable
To-day in the chief cities OF Europe.
thousands have renewed their health
through the use OF this tonic The
action OF the medicine is very rapid.
good effects being obtained from II
in only few moments time. 4 com
pany has been formed TO put a similar
medicine upon the American market /:
the preparation is called "Tona Vita"
in the United States. and in the cities
where IL is now being introduced II
Is proving tremendously successful
Physicians have been stationed in
Cleveland TO demonstrate the action
of the medicine. and have been meet
ing many thousands OF people and ex-
planning the nature OF the preparation
TO them
The general symptoms OF debility
are irregular appetite. poor digestion.
headache. backache. constipation.
poor MEMORY. nervousness. physical
and mental depression. and a general
low state of health. The common ex-
preston FOR this condition is all run
down" In such cases the tonic acts
with remarkable rapidity
European physicians are we'll &C
quainted with the results accomplish
ed by this tonic and are aware of its
introduction in this country. DR.
James Spoyer. OF London. England.
SAYS in this connection. IF the
United States has escaped having a
large percentage of its population in
poor physical condition owing 10 de-
bi'ity. ! will be greatly surprised. II
seems certain the same methods OF
living that have produced this cOndi:
ton 10 such great extent in Eng
land and the continent have had a
like effect in the United States
There Is an attendant remedy.
known as Lees Rhubarb Laxative.
which Is most valuable TO those suf-
fcring with chronic constipation. II
has a pleasant taste. does not grippe
4 Go. have secured the agency for
Wheeling and these celebrated prepa-
rations are now on sale AZ their store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
TRACT SOLD NEAR
THE COUNTRY CLUB
MRS. q. s. MeIURE BUYS cARNA
HAN PROPERTY.
Contractors to Get Auditorium Plans
Next Week-Other Real Estate
Notes.

Through the Fidelity Investment
and Loan association of Main street.
Mrs. B. =. Mcclure has purchased a
tract near the Country club TO com
plete the acreage OF her estate in
that vicinity. II is understood that
some new buildings will be erected
on the property in the near future
The price paid was not made public.
but is understood to have been quite
large.
Bids will be opened this week for
the construction of the palatial new
residence of Joseph PAUL al Haw-
thorne Court. the beautiful new resi-
dence addition adjoining Woodsdale.
This residence will be among the
handsOmest and most costly of this
section, and will add greatly TO the
fine appearance OF this addition.
Work on the new Laughlin man
sion al Hawthorne Court is progress
ing rapidly and the structure is fast
nearing completion. II Is thought
thai it will be ready for occupancy
by the first OF September.
Good progress Is being made on the
elaborate interior finishing of the iin0
new residence OF J. ID. Merriman AZ
Hawthorne Court. II will he SOM"
time. however. before it is completed.
The advantages OF Springdale as a
residence addition have been demon
stratcd recently. While other sec
lions ont the pike have suffered from
a water famine. residents of this adj
ditiOn have enjoyed q plentiful sup
ply from their own reservoir
Giescy n Faris are now working on
the plans and specifications for the
new market auditorium. and will be
ready 90 submit the plans 20 contract
ors for bids in about one week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
DAMGHAN FALLS
Esiied .Mohanred All Gains FIRST
Decisive Victory Against per.
sian Government

ST rETERSHURG. Aus Ac.
cording ~ a dispatch from Astrabad.
Persia. to-day. Nohammcd Az Mira
has won his first hEht AGAINST the
government forces. whom DO defeated
~ DamEhan. az the northern foot cf
Tho Eihrul mountains. nifty miles
south ~ Astrabad
The battle is said to have boon
hard fought Tho cV Shahs Turco.
mans finally TOOK the town hy storm.
capturing guns and ammunition. their
supply ~ which had been short Tho
victory has greatly cuhcartcucd the
adhcrcnts az the cyilcd monarch
Adviccs from Tchcran state that
Nohammcd Az is with another 'forcc
" 1000 men some goo miles northeast
~ the capital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Up River Bries.

The Glover Lear Social Club OF
WarWoOd gave hayride last night.
The party travelled to Triadelphia.
where a luncheon was served, and
then returned home.
Mrs. VIII smith. "f Garden avenue.
wh" has been seriously III Tor several
weeks. is improving
Mrs James Fatr.l and children
moved yesterday from Garden avenue
t' Fifteenth street. Wheeling
William carney Was e. business Nis-
itor iu WarWood yesterday
\ meeting Of the Warw"od Nest
of pWIs Will br held tins evening in
L1sh's hall. az Loyclaud.
captain STANLEY B-au Thomas No
watt. Clyd" H-!f'nhiu- and William
E.Wi.. uf the Warwpod Rows Brigade
vii leave tomorrow for Bethesda To
ait. ud th" FIRST West Virginia Beei-
u..Et annual camp.
William 'osthain. II Glcnns Run.
WAS severely injured ~ e tall of stone
80 GAYLORD min" 40 J. uu tho ohio
sid, late Monday afternoon.
Miss iiiida rs u',rS entertained "a
number ot friends az h'r home. IN
Main street. last et,n.ing IN honor
"i her nineteenth birthday
Miss J'au'tf" Van Kirk and Miss
E'h'l kn"k' VIII leave today or to-
morrow to visit ritrds and relatives
.r WASHINGTON county. ohio
Miss Francis sharp Will entertain
a. her h'm" Ir I.oH'llui tomorrow
evening iu honor of h.r birthday
Miss Lily Hilton las returned 30
1ot,ia land from visit with relatives
at Gfaudale. ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Up-The-River
News OF Glennovs. Warwood
and loveiaad.
Entertained Class.

Miss Bertha Common. of Main street.
Warwood. entertained her Junior class
OF music pupils yesterday afternoon
and evening. The early hours q the
afternoon Were spent on the Common
lawn. and about 3 o'clock the party
went To the beach where several hours
bathing. boating and games the
young people were served an outdoor
supper. In the evening fh. party
returned 20 the Common hr. ana the
evening was spent I'm music and
games
Misses Edna kindelbergcr Loretta
Union. Evelyn Common. Clara Setter.
Meta Pryor. Laura WutZherger Gen
"'icV" tunnor. Laura TiEth. Alma
Peterson. Elsie Dorch. Olive Bearing
Manila Rider. Sclvina IIuntsbery. Ida
liuntsbery. Bertha Marsh. Wilma
Thi'rof. l.ucr"tia Thompson. Virginia
Shearing. Mabel Fry: Masters cecil
common. Walter Dorsch. Leo Tigth.
Arthur Mathews
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
eiGAmV PRISONER
HAS NOVEL PLEA
Thought Ne Was Getting Doa License
When Ne Got Permit 20 Wed

GREENSIJRG. va. Aus 20
went into the court house 20 rct
dog license. but got marriage uccuse
instead. WIS the statement of Frank
Augustus. "a former UradcnvIuc rrs.
dent who Was brought to Grccnsbure
from CHrkahurg w Va. today to
answer O. charge of bigamy Augustus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
The Carnival.

According To the bills the carnival
TO bv presented by the NarwOOd and
Glcnnova fir"mrn Oh August -, y,
and -. will be AN elaborate one. a
white elephant. Bessie. the fat lady.
Sant'llo. TIN strong man. LaDelle
Maru". the dancing Eirl; ColomO. the
trick CNrliSt. Fritz. "a noted tenor. and
col. IlaN"rmauu's trained wild animals
arr some 81 tho 'atur'S The affair
Will br given to- raise money to build
and equip "A hos, hous, in GlennoVa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
To Give HAY Ride.

Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lash. Of cherry Iiill. will en-
t"rtain with a hay ride. Ten couples
vii! 80 To- John Straubs place. in
GreggSvill,. whvr" they will be served
supper following which they will dance.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lash will also entertain
tonight with barn dance at their
home,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

NHrI .mHre ra Jess. Lemons. elif
ur r.rtIr. custody OF children and
HI.ru. r. Tn.t vtr. married N., 20.
fHHe ~H, ALLEGES cruelty in aaupiur
l'r ft,s E.HHnr r,r Irrtue. ahr
v.HIt unf rn f.r I..r rr him. and
d.a.rfiru slr IHI him sent fe fhr
vufthnre. f.r trI.f' she alleges
rnr support .fr
John % Leslie company vq Woe.i-
johnson .nmraut Suit for fofft Co...
Ono. nr epI. of canned pr1s on which
fl'f. ie pri,r dispute
90 Tru. oIi and Gaq company ,e
John vs. t'r % 1i suit fnr t'gf7A
.r work .f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
G. 0. Smith
National Exchange Bank slda

was married 10 a woman tn Rraden.
VILE. and another woman. Minnie.
appeared ou fhc scene Nc said be-
was under tho influence ~ liquor whom
ae went into the court house With her.
and b. was hts belief that no was go
ing to rct q license for his dog
When hc married tho woman he left
with her FOR ClarEshurg. where he was
arrested His FIRST wife. who is living
iu Hradcuvillc with several children
is pushing the charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
"a e NJ =

Fifteen acres Of nice lying land.
situated on Park View Hall: contains
new I-room house OF reception hall.
large pantry. bath. two finished attic
rooms. large cellar. front and rear
porch, 3l2 acres of fruit. stable with
basement; about - minutes from car
line; just the place for fruit and poul-
try: cheap.
24o acre farm. Is miles south OF
Wheeling. in Belmont county. O.. sit
uated on ridge overlooking river:
about $50 fruit trees and from s.. 500
TO $4,000 worth of timber Half OF
land IN cultivation. remainder in tim
Der and pasture. Contains eight room
house. five minutes walk from river
and railroad Price Is low