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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-08-23
Proved.

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70 toll me that - think It's bad LUCK
70 beoak Q R1rroef
Ths New NaiA (sarnestly)-Ay don't
tank teAy know Ut
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-08-23
Obituary.

An old and well-knOwn resident
Of this city, Hans Lsngmsck died 81
the home Of Aug. Rssbe Thursday
night. Deceased Was born In Hade.
marschen, Holste!n in 1928 and fought
in tho war between schleswie Holstein
and Denmark In 1s4s to 1851. In 1885
be came to America and after spending
. number Of years In New York snd
Valparaiso, Ind. came to New Ulm
whers shortly after his arrival he waa
married. His wife proceeded him in
desth about nine years ago. He
started : shoe repair shop in this city
which business be Carried o. until last
August. After retiring from active
business life be made his hone With
his son, John p. Langmsck, who il
sssistant cashier ct the State Bank q
Candy. During the forepsrt OF July
he returned to New Ulm, where be
lived at the home Of Aug. Raabe. His
demise was due to old age. The
funeral took place Monday afternoon
from the Lutheran church and the
remains were laid to rest in the
Lutheran cemetery.
A sad accident occurred last Tues.
day evening when little Raymond, the
q year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernst Eyrich, fell down fight OF
stairs. causing injuries which re-
suited fatally for the little boy. Mr.,
and Mrs. Eyrlch we're visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. lick Of
Cottonwood when the little fellow fell,
striking his head and causing con.
cussion of the brain. ae was un.
conscious and in spite of immediate
medical assistance remained so until
his death, Thursday morning. The
funeral was held Ut the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eyrich Saturday afternoon
and also ct the Friedens church
Interment Was made in the city
cemetery. This sad accident created
general sympathy througout the city
for the bereaved parents. Those from
abroad who attended the funeral we're;
Rev. G. M. Eyrich and Thelemann, Of
LIE sueur, Mimi; Rev. Geo. 8. "A.
Eyrich and son, Of New Rome, Mimi.
Paul Eyrich, of Henderson, MINI.
Henry Hoffman,, Of Buffalo, MINI.
Mrs. Gustsf Carlson died Sunday
evening At her home in Bernsdotte
Tp., Nicollet Co. having attained the
age Of II years. Deceased was born
in Sweden Dec. Is, 1884. She Was mar.
ried there and in 1866 came to this
country. Their first home was made
in Carver Co. but in 1867 they moved
to Nicollet Co. where Mrs. Carlson
lived up to the time of her death, Her
husband proceeded her In death about
five years ago The funeral will be
held next Sunday afternoon at ESQ
from the house and then at the
Lutheran church. She is survived by
six children, who. are: Charles Carlson
of Palmyra Renvilie Co.: John OF
Lafayette; Albin of New Ulm; Edward
of Minneapolis; Mrs. Lund of Lafa-
yette Miss Ida Carlson who lived at
home in Bernadotte. Two children
died some years ago.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-08-23
LOOK OUT FOR THE CIRCUS.
Forepau9h and Sells Brothers,
Biz Show . Be Here Soon.

II 10 officially announced to-day that
the Adam Torspsugh and Sells
Brethers' circus will give two psrfor-
msnces in this city on Sat. Sept. 9th.
The circus comes after On sbsence Of
several seasons With : complies nsw
outfit from beginning to end. II cost
the Engagement Is, ~. Geo: q
This 10 athSa circus Inst makes Ito
metropolitaa homo In The Madison
Square Garden in New York City. Il
is considered there 10 b the most
popular and largest Of the worlds
tented shows. There IL not . country
on earth that is civilized where this
circus has not at some time during its
fifty years of existance pitched its ten
acres of tents. It has displayed its
thousand maryels before every
crowned head of Europe. It has
brought pleasure into the lives OF
countless millions of the earth's
peoples.
Not one but at least 100 big sensa-
tions are disclosed during the various
exhibitions of the day. There are
elephants that play Billiards, walk
tight ropes and use the telephone;
seals and sealions that give an exhi-
bition OF juggling, acrobatics and
equilibrism, far beyond the abilities
of any human circus performer that
ever lived, and . funny monkey cir
Gus that is q scream OF laughter. This
seasons thriller is double somer-
ssulting automobile flight through the
air. The dare. devil feat 10 accom-
plished BY . French girl scsrcely out
Of her teens. 45
There are clowns, acrobats, gym
nasts, riders, aerialists and other
specialists that represent the very
best talent of European countries.
The menagerie 10 . million dollar
exhibit and complete exposttion OF
natural science. The parade Of tho
forenoon 10 . three-mile panorama OF
ihe history Of the world, from days
before the food up 70 modsrs times.
There IL question u ths- show can
ever grow any larger than it is this
season. IT. present proportions sre
serious problem for the railroads. Mat
have 70 transport 1t from city to city.
This year one entire section OF the
train is required to haul the parade
equipment. There are shows in the
country which claim to be the largest.
The entire train of any one of them is
not large enough to even hold what
Forepaugh and Sells Bros. exhibit
free upon the streets. M
It would seem that after taking first
place among all the shows ofthe world
the circus that is soon to be here,
would be content with that distinction.
But such is not the case. Not satisfied
to leave we'll enough alone, it his con-
trived by the spending Of vast fortunes
to still enlarge the organization and
to better it. Now it stands as . sort
of worlds eighth wonder. There is
not another show that could duplicate
any one of its one hundred big fea-
lures. The vast horde of performers
is wonderful thing to contemplate
Not in the histors of circus affairs has
such another array of talent been as
sembled under one management.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
MISTRIAL
May oe Decision % Court IN sensS-
tonsl hcRee Trisl-Jury
Locked Up.

OPELOI SAS la. Nov. THE
jury 90 the M,R,,. murder trial was
locked mp al e. o'clock tonight. With
Instructions 20 report 20 the court AZ
q o'clock tomorrow morning. when 10
- expected tho court viii order a
m 4tria.
H'r belief that she would be &C.
quilted IN a fcW minutes was shat.
tered tnd her face betrayed anxiety.
Mrs McRe- was led back 10 the cell
she has occupied since she killed
young Allan Garland IN her home the
morning Of September n lHst
Mrs McRco appeared 20 be conf
dent this morning that she would be
acquitted quickly. hut afpr the Jury
had been ont of -he court room for
twenty hv" minutes both Nj and
Nrs McNrc began 10 show signs Of
uuea-irpss
ln .n' case of mi-fr.a' reheariug
viii be set for next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03

s'orm of a fcw mirutss' duration. but
D..ztsf4 Lss In apssarance. visited
'h- per- ~ penl-y yivalIa TO-DAY
FJhI WILLIAM. Ouf-J0hn. q
J"art o.f. and Edna. is months. rhi..
'fer ~ H Gardner. principal Of
'H. osffr street srboo.. pere burned
'o dean la her home here today
MADISON. Wis For The ert
Tine In fne history ~ any set0oi
freslmen or ne rrlvenify Of WIs
con % BEGAN compu.sory football
prartrr fhH afternoon.
CINCINNATI. o Charles gfoYt
ccl0rei. uas killed and twenty Der.
r.-s uefe injured Vhsn three sfrest
cars coil fef on The GIbert avenue
rll here today.
SOUTH BEsD-Eightesn inches
n cn0u bianketed The northern I'M.
dana ard lower Michigan fruit belt
'tI ~1-ninz. and great damage - re-.
ported
rEW NORK-Au grades o. refined
s4aar uere reduced 10 cenfs a nm
dred pounds today.
LONDON Lady Colin camoi,.u
author and Journalist. died today a..
ter a long llnesA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
BOARD OF REGENTS
FILL VACANCIES
Three Appointments Made AZ Mo-,
ganto"n Session-Taik OF En-.
larsins Experiment Farm.

- .ai I'rra'.u Orb tho InteIusencsr
MOHGANrOWN. ~. Va. Nov p
81 q meeting of tha state board OF
regent thiH afternoon in Dr. Hodge,'
'Hic" ihf"r Important appointments
N'r" made and tho matter OF cnlsre
ihE ~" -iatc farm hero vas dis.
'ufred 500 general wav. but no ao
u"n vas taken. The board eiected
Marsh. OF Charleston. secrefary
or ih" body. and SIR Marsh viii
'nier upon hi- dulles ~ once Robert
D. chandler wa appointed lnstruetor
ln ~n0d and foundry york AZ tho
lfif"rsfy. Tho most important an.
ioIninfnt maq- was the seiscfl0n 0f
IlflOw as director 81 the agrl.
cultural 'TterslDn branch 81 the mi.
frfsIfF ~ Tliuw comes rom tho
ONO state university az Columbus,
DhI1
Tho board made On inspsetio, Of
ih" state farr The board meef.
aEain tomorrow evening Those pres.
eni to-day were s. j.. shaukey' 81
'harIcs'or . B Firdi-y. ~ parter..
burg p " Ogifbay. ~ Wheeling.
q. a. korthr0ff. ~ Huntington. ana
q izi1iey. ~ Charieston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
WAGE FIGHT
FOR W. 4 L. E.
Minority Stockholders Take Case
10 Federal COurt-Want
Receiyership Ended.
DIVORCE FROM TERMINAL
ROAD IL ALSO DEMANDED.
Claimed ". 4 l. r. Profits Are
MIXED to support Losing
Gould Road.

-Ie al j. -f'at % Co tie iut-l...-r o.
OLEEkLANb. o. NOV --ActuE
Tor l.JpU minority Shareholder ln
The Wheeling a Lake Erie railroad.
Attorney Prank Ii CHM. -usas..tl bt
The minority holGcr- committee. ]
Il. Mutt. William q Ndflcr and Geo.
/. Bishop began lu federal court here.
today acton looking 20 the roads lib
Grafton from receiNer=hIp and the
Nabash-Fittsburg IermiuAI and IL
rcorgauizatlOu ds al independent
property
Leave To intervene IN the receiver
snip Is asked. The cummitfea Will
attack th~ original contract by which
10" terminal acquired "a bare ma.
l"riiy control OF the Mhesing ana
tho tu.g contracts under which the
Terminal .- alleged 10 Oe milking the
wheeling to pay tine huge debt p.led
uu in ih- Gould fEht to enter i'ift-
bLr-. which lcft mortgage of $50
uut."u" D. IS alleged the interest has
been met boy Two contracts wIth tle
wheeling. hy which that road divides
receipt with pa. Terminal ou the
bass OF a hundred miles Ot operation
hy Tie latter. when ia reality 10 oper-
ates only nffy four aud further
pay msnt to ths Terminal - 80 per
cent of the Wheeling gross income
from Interchange ~. traffic. Do IS said
that under these contracts The
Wheeling paid SCOp.0nV 90 the Ter
minAl and vas forced TO operate at
q loss of 81 50D. .VUu
The Wheeling and LAKE Erie has
sJs.3S0. .0ou Iu stock o. which s.. 900 o.
nO0 II common. $f9St.9O0 first pre-
ferred and Sii sg7 500 second pre-
ferred or this. the Wabash PITTS,
burEh terminal oNns xil.sIoOy0 com
mon. sSf5.s"O frst preferred and
S.. ts3.suU second preferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
20 EDUCATORS
FALL IN CELLAR
Fioor In West Chester. Pa. School
Gives Way .; Close of Teach
srs' Rsily-Hsny 4ut.

WEST CHESTER. "a Nov
About twenty public school teacher.
and several school directors pere ir.
.lred fhis afternoon al fhey uer.
leaving the hIrh school building fr
ms p.ace. after attending a meeting
n me county teachers Institute
The concrete floor % the vesthu'e ~
ne building gave away and aI uro-.
10 were carr ef into The cellar ~ fhe
structure ln the fen-fo0t faT several
% The teachers received broken f.es
one broken Thigh and another a
fracture ~ ho'h ankles Al were
badly bruised Those most qarfoY-f,
burr uere taken fo hosrifaI Tho
accident Ea- caused hy fhe rofsfrs
% The wooden jolsfs supporting tfe
concrete foor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
FIGHT IN TRIPOLI
IurSs Asssil Italian Troops But
T'Te'y 40 q Wsrships save
Italians From Defeat

TUrOLf N0V -Iha Turk. tri.
morn.uE brought up fae guns to 900.
south of EI Mosr' and opened fire
This VAS Dot effective. ss most of the
shells failed to explode Tho italian
arfIHerl soon -lerrad the guns ana
forced OBJ. enemy to retire.
About c clock lt-f ewing. Turk
1rpeared before tl. Iinr of defences
and forced fEs s1rI Italian Infantry
fo .al bach from fler position rha
cruiser Carlo Alberto soon located
fhe Turkish artillery ard by vel.
iirerfl and vigorous fire sIeuced Do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
INACCURATE
DIR. HODGES
Installation Of New President M
State University VIII Occur
This Afternoon
GOV. GLASSCOCk WILL
OFFICIATE AT AFFAIR
Exercises Opened Last Evening
With Educational Rally in
Charge of Supt. Shawkey.

sps-isl pisrs,cN 20 the Intsliixene.-
MORGANToWN. W. Va. Nov q
Commencement hall was comfortably
nlIed this evening when the inAuru.
ration exercises az the State Cniyer
sity Rere formally orened BY the
ho.i'ng % an educational meeting.
with state superintendent OF schools
NJ. 7 shaWkey presiding The meet.
Ing was opened by Rev y. y. Briggs.
who delivered the invocation, and Dr.
= n. DresslAr. OF the United States
Bureau OF Education. then pleased
the large audience with an able nd.
drcss upon the subject Of Duties and
Opportunities OF the Modern schoi.
AZ" Dr. Dressler brought out IN
plain words that the American schol.
ar = offered far moro opportunities
20 receive an education than. those
~ 'cre!en countries. and urged the
students present 10 continue their sf-
forts 10 obtain an education.
hr DresslAr was followed by Pres.
ident Edwin Alderman. L. l.. u, OF
the University OF Virginia. who de-
lNcrcd one % the best lectures ever
heard in this city upon the subject
OF Tho Connection OF the Uniyrslty
With National Life"
The Inauguration.
The inauguration proper will occur
Friday afternoon. with Governor
H'asscock presiding. and IN the morn
ing greetings from tho presidents Of
twelve of th" lead!8r colleges OF the
country ain bo heard IA President
10 B FunIton. of West Virginia Uni.
''r,It6. viii preside. and Rev. p. J.
hurahu". Of Wheeling. will deliver
,ne imoCation President T. D..
tiamblctt. of Bethany College. Viii
also dclNcr an address lion. NJ. y.
sAaNhey viih deliver the charge 10
President Hodges. and the latter viii
respond
A general reception will be held
tomorrow evening In the armory.
Among the arrivals from Wheel.
INK to-day were Rev and Mrs O. D
Oliver. Rev : h. Arbuihnot. ID. G.
List Mr.. and Mrs. ~ ". Klmberiand.
~. l.. Carney. Helen Weistllpg.
Charles holt, Harold Cummins and
John Clarke
Among the college and university
presidents bearing greetings will bs
The following
President Edward p Sparks. state
college Pa. President r. A. Alder.
man. niterrlty of Virginia. Direct
or Arthur 4 Hamerschlag. Carnegie
Technical Schoolr. Pittsburgh. PA :
Free ridont " o. Crawford. Allegheny
college. MeafvIlic. Pa. President W.
(continusd on PAGE rwsiv.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
Sixty Per Cent Of Visible Supply
Alleged 20 Have Been cornered
BY Spectators.
ACTION rs VIOLATION
OF TIE SHERMAN LAW
Seventeen Million Bushels OF Cor.
nered Grain Said to Be Held
In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. ANY man or set
OF men who buy so much grain that
the price - held out OF line or out OF
reach - buyers. may be considered
as acting IN restraint OF trade. This
IL the basis upon which. in the opln-
ION of President J. c. y. Merrill OF
the Chicago board OF trade. Washing.
Ton agents are working in the in.
Nesiisation Of an alleged corner IN
wheat centored az Chicago and ex.
tending from Duluth and Minneapolls =
20 the scabOard
President Merrill declared thar no
invest Eation Of the chicago board OF
trad, Itself is under way. 20 the best
or his knowiedce
klWOr- were current this evening
Thar former steuuRrapher of the
""iEhmaster Office o. the board haf
given evidence To- the government
According to reports. the source o.
which is not disclosed. o. Der cent
of OBJ" c0untry's Uhcat supply is con
trolled hy an Illegal combination OF
specu'ators and 1000 Goo bushels OF
the total holdings Of the clique are
iu Chicago grain elevators
Talk % Raid Causes Scare
Threats that warehouse receipts
Tor millions oi bushels ia store here
might be seized a. evidence 300 q cou.
spiracy trial. had a parslyzing ene~,
on the exchange to-day. In the Iasf
fcV minutes ~ trading. the market
broke nearly two cents from 'op
figures and closed in whirl % ea
cited selliug within a quarter cent OF
the loves point ~ the day. $50 FOR
December
A statement vas made fon--5t thaf
tho Armour Grain Company perfect
eI deal bF which millions OF
bushels vers transferred fo a group
- milling interests. tho mIilers. 80
was said. being allowed 10 remove
fhe grain from tho Armour ware
houses when convenient one theory
.s that the government proceodfng.
nere originally started with View
70 hesd.ng on such mammoth trans
fer
Pre-.deuf George p Marcy. ~ mo
Armour Grain Company. said
Tic Government is welcome 10 any
nr.rfrsfion concerning our business.
which We have All any agent OF
fls government needs 90 DO is to tell
ls uha. Do vaats and we Will rise Do
fo h.m 10 we have g."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
TAFT VIEWS
j. s. ARMADA
breat Guns of Five Score Vessels
Belch Forth Noisy Welcome
When President Arrives.
BRILLIANT NAVAL DISPLAY
MARKS INSPECTION.
President Goes on Record for
Great Super-Dreadnoughts to
lie Added To Navy.

NEW YORK. No, Fresh from
his cross-continent tour of 1900
mii.s. during which he received
senatorial pledges which seem 20
Indicate the carly ratification Of the
treaties of peace aud arbitration
with Great Britain and France. Pre-l
dent TAFT today from the Wind swept
bridge Of the historic little cruiser
yacht MaynoWer reviewed the might
lest line of nFhting craft ever as.
sembled under the American aag.
The President had Indicated in all
his spseChCa In al oc4cy uf fh,
treaties or peace that bee entertained
no fond dclusiun that war by con.
vention could Immediately h~ m.id. 90
thing Of tho psHt he declared tha.
the treaties were step Joe tho right
direction. that the armed camp. ui
Europe wcr. looking tu fu, United
States 10 lead BOO whaf m.-ht pru..
10 be a great world mo .rtucut fo
ward the goal of peace. bur mar fpr
a long time 10 como tho suggestion
Of disarmament would ha," no force.
Urge More Oreadnoughts
Today Mr. Tar i-t tt be- known
that he would continue to urg. upon
congress the necessity OF building a.
least two great super dr-lduoughts a
year until the Panama canal IS in
actual operation The canal. Dc. de.
clared. would double th, efficiency
ot the navy. and from that time on
one battleship "a year might suffice
10 keep the American may boz thc
powers
Countless thousands OF p,opi"
Joined with the President iu paving
tribute 10 the i've score vessels
which lay at anchor in the Hudson
Twenty four hrst clasz battlszhips
were IN line. gTimly gray Ia their
preparedncsss for war and with am
munitiOu rooms iairly bursting under
tho weight az millions Of pounds of
powder and shell Surrounding this
burly column sulicn m self reliance
were armorcd cruisers yielding bur
little Ina power and weight tn their
more formidable -isfrrs OF the battle.
ship class scout cruisers. slender.
but fast. meteor iikc dr-toS~rs. green
Waspz of the sea. little torpedo boats
that seemed spld~rlikc 900 their
stealth; submarines barely visible
above the water line. and the rank
and tle of auxiliary vessels that
serve a. tenders tu fhc feet There
were ninety nine IN all
Battieships Sweep Out to Sea.
As IL the exhibition of prepared.
ness and power pictured TN the
anchored armada we're not all sui
ncicnt. tVeuty-tVo OF the battlcships
toward tho close rf tle diY picked
up their anchor-. turned in fhe fcsth
of the gale. and swept proudly ont
20 sea The President watched the
passing pageant Iu Impressed siicnc.
Ns tho biz nghtinE ships steamed by
with foam crested waves spreading
from their asmorcd bows and with
clouds ~ black sWohs sWirliug from
their tunnels. iho ruu was near fs
settling and they spokr with crashing
guns the last ~ long series nf
saiuteu. which had begun vifh tine
1contirusd on seventh Fas.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
Spsniard Picked " On Coast
south Areriea tfss TnrIuinq
Experience

NEW NORK. Not uIoan OIL
TO sea In a rovboaf from tfe coast
% south America Ararco Rofrel.r
a Spaniard former, employed oa the
Panama canal d-i"rd thrr, l,-
thirty y-oue dass and was r.srI, dead
ana despairinE OF rescue rr.r Tho
Hritish steamer lsar.a picked h... tir
The fkaria reached her. today rrnm
Husnos Ayres briuEul fhr ca-f.aar
The lkaria. when tNo dave uu. 90
Trinidad. sighted snisl boat of -rr
sort Doe. A she bore down The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
VIRGINIA NEGRO rs
CHARCFD WHY AaannI y

.rrlafrU fY f.e Dol rI.Hr.r..r
MAkIlNsBtRG W W.. SO.
James stewart. negro claiming
s'aIrfon as Die bone. - BOZ fail af
umber.and. Il sas taken Their.
iolioninE his arrest 90 Barreuy.H, for
on attempted criminal assault upon
Mrf. jo.'ph rsurFa. % woman ~
- year. Tho rrFr9 almost b.f on
one ~ fhr uowan fug.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
FEAR U. S. RAID ON WHEAT WAREHOUSES;
RODGERS IN DESERT
Forced 90 khent When Fuel Ran Out
While Crossing Arizona Desert.

MA, Arir. Nov e Aviator q
Rodgers. IN his coAst. to-coaEr
flight was compelled tu a.. ght on the
Arizona desert. So miles east OF here
this afternoon. because he ran out OF
easolenc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
KYRLE BELLEW,
ACTOR, IS DEAD
Pneumonia Claims Distinguished Star
m The Holusc" In Salt
Lake CITY

kyrle 6eiie~ ~as = favorite
here and ~eiLkro~n 20 tneater
patrons. He vas seen mere with
Margaret Ellington N The Thief'
snd also N "Rsffles"
SALT lake CITY. Utah. November
kNrle Bellcw. uu. of tls -Le4f.
known actors ou Che American -f4r..
died h'r" early to-day Of double pu,u
mon.a &c. had b,eu 300 ouIy a -cv
days. and hi- condition d.l mot become
critical until yesterday. UI'u con.
sultHf.ou uf physicians declared L.
might not hc able 90 survive
Funeral ss-yire- VIII be- held her.
and The botE vii bo sent tp Nru.
York
III" company which hss been SUD
porfnc Hell'W iu The WnIm-c" can.
ceilcd ali Co. western sur4eemeufs and
VIII return o., Sew York immediafefv
tt'Iiew was uuma rrisd
Howard kyr'D HeUc,, Was sf ,ear.
o'd. having been born loo England
WASHINGTON. o. e.. $50,
FORBES Robertson spoke very rer-e-.
fully ~ htrle UaueR death ana fr
high praise ~ DIS talents a- a roman.
fir actor and charming rhsr4rfe-.4fIoa
or fhe fnHn 'flIs father ard I. we're
iNp ~ ih' most iards0m. MON OF
fh"Ir Hu' Mf brother actor. ufI
mourn with tue'o american af.s
"nces 'n fhF.r iu-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-03
WOMAN LOSES $4,000
CARRIED ~ sATCHEL.
WAS AFRAID OF BANKS

WtNONA MINI Nu,
M. IS o. IaIn. off Rolling
STONE. told fhe Wiront rp'irr
fhaf she uaa robbed TODAY ur
ft0.uoo in cash which sh- car
ried Boo u .uif case. H. .hr had
mo- faifh In bank she saif
she vaa about fo board a.
street ear when stranger
Who gut ~ fho train sf EnH
ms Stone offered fr tarrr hcf
grip Sfn allow rd him tu do
80 When -he turned around
she saw the MAN IisappearinE
up = hIil Tie Err was found
later. empty
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