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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
FORMULA BOOK Thieves
GIVEN Their FREEDOM
BOOK OF VALUABLE FoRMULAEs
RETURNED.
Hsskins People Satisfied Contents OF
Book Were Not Sold or
Revealed.

Neal Driscoll and Jack Rhinehart.
the two men arrested for stealing the
book of formulaes from Louis kess.
myer. OF the Haskins Glass company.
valued at $2j.0pU. were discharged
Yesterday after they had made All.
dayit 20 the effect that they had not
sold. given away. copied or revealed
the contents OF the book. and the
book was returned to the COMPANY.
The book. intact. vast returned 10
the Haskins company. and the com.
pauy was satisfied the men had not
sold the formula. In fact. IL would
almost be impossible 10 translate the
formula. as Superintendent Kcssmyer
had written them in from two to four
languages. and the figures were so
arranged that no one but the writer
could make them out.
The object Of getting the men Z,
sign the andavits was that if they
had disposed OF any OF the contents
they could be arrested for pcrjury y.
and this was made plain TO the men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
A. @. j. v. PICNIC
Seven Lodges Of This City TO Hold
Annual Event at Wheeling Park
Next Wednesday.

Plans have been almost completed
by the 4. O. L. W. lodges of the city
Tor the big annual picnic OF that order.
to be held next Wednesday. August =.
At Wheeling park. There will be a
large representation from each Of the
ever lodges OF the city. in addition
TO hundreds Of relatives and friends.
The lodges taking part are Excelsior.
Reliance. Wheeling. Welcome. Up
church. hermann and LaI}elle.
Richard Robertson is chairman OF
the general committee on arrange.
ments, which is composed OF three
members from each lodge. In addi-
tion to the usual amusements. an ex-
cellent program has beer arranged.
The principal events are as follows:
Two o'clock. quot pitching contest;
, O'Clock. domino contest. ( o'clock.
pedro contest: . O'Clock. ladies'
euchre. \ O'Clock. bowling contest.
Suitable prizes will be given the
winners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
WITNESSES SUMMONED
BY BOARD OF REVIEW
RADICAL ACTION NAY BE TAKEN
ON ASSESSMENTS.
Members Think That Revision should
be Made-msy Hold Secret
Sessions.

Radi,ai changes IN some ohio coun-
- assessments arc indicated bv the
fart that sheriff CIemans was directed
yos'erfar hy me board ~ equalization
and review FOO sumon q number ~
rromirsrf citizens 20 appear before
tho board today and Saturday IN
Guided ar. a number ~ men regarded
o. experts Du real estate values Pros
erIfDr HtndlHu and Assessor Fronmr
hat" been asked co. attend the sessions
Hrd th' results are expected % Doe
in T%orfauf
Taking into collaboration tho com
plants that have been made and their
W knowledge ~ tho values tho
member - fhn board have reached
a.. conclusion that the time has com.
for r. revision THE South side ~ fhs
cfF % ~TrIadelph.l and Richie
country districts Will pr1balfs ao
most affected iv the p-roccedingq The
sessions may .r serfsf. but this had
NOT been s.ffl.d Ifaf rIghf
Ferf wrfk. fis board VIII take .,
frr cases ~ % number ~ rsnuI. ~ th.
cnIrty whp have given False r...rrs
or np returns in regard o. their Der
F0ral asgcgsmfufa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
T. ]. MINISTER IS WELL
Man AGAIN HE SAYS
TELLS HOW He BECAME HEALTH
BENEFICIARY.
Former Victim Of Nervous Debility
Says He Found Instant
Relief.

Many Wheeling people who have
that common. practical sense which
guides them in all their acts and con
illusions. are coming out unreserved.
~ with statements regarding the new
tonic. "Tona Vita" the remarkable
curative properties Of which are be
ing demonstrated at Charles r.
Goetze and company's drug store. in
a that is causing general dis
cussion In this city.
Among recent indorsers OF this new
medicine is T. ]. McMaster. residing
at Ja~cobsburg. Ohio. a retired farmer
and a Civil War Veteran.
Mr.. McMasters said:
Il ave been in poor health for
sometime pest. being under the care
OF physicians o OF the time. My
conditions grew gradually worse
and during the last several months II
has been hard for me to get around
at all. ! didn't eat we'll or sleep well
and had no energy. My stomach and
kidneys were in had shape. and I suf-
fered with intense nervousness. /
would became startled at the slight
est noise. and my heart would beat
rapidly at the slightest exertion.
Two weeks ago ! got a bottle of
'Tona Vita and have taken 1t regular
ly since that time. II helped me right
away and has made a new man OF
me. | think II is the best medicine
on earth and can certainly recon-
mend IL 10 any one"
The Chas. X. Goetze company has
the agency for "Tona Vita" in Wheel
ing and the specialists are meeting
the public from 9 a. m. to s p. m.
daily. and explaining the nature OF
the new tonic. These specialists
claim that a large percentage of the
population are effected by
debility. One OF the specialists said
today. in discussing the matter: The
symptoms OF nervous debility are
unm~istakable to those who know how
prevalent this trouble is. A tired
dragging feeling of the body. n slug
gish mind. and duh memory. depres-
sion OF spirits. nervousness. stomach
and kidney trouble. weak back. cold
feet. headaches. backache and bowel
trouble. These are sure indications
of nervous debility.
"'Tona Vita will positively remove
this condition. If IL doesn't the trial
costs nothing. as the medicine must
do the work or We don't want weight
in gold TO the nan or woman afflicted
with nervous debility"
Continuing. this specialists said:
The terrible fatigue and spirit OF
lassitude. superinduced by the ex
traordinary hot weather We are hav-
Ing these days. debilitates thousands.
'Tcna Vita will surely build one up
in such a shape that he can stand the
effects Of these hot days"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
COURT STOCK co.
Present Two Attractions a. the Court
Thester Next week.

Perhaps Tho busiest people In town
are the Morris Foster Stock Compn-
NY when they are not giving matt.
o. ~ The Devil" This week they
PRE- busy rohoarslng for tho bin hat
Dr. ~ go on Monday ncxt Tho man.
agemeut has selected an unusually
r00d pinv from tho pen ~ that colo.
brated English playwright Sidney Gruu
dy entitled Tho Circus Glrf" Fnr =
curtain-raiscr 20 This amusing comedy
They are going 10 present The H.
iloet Girl" y sketch that ia we'll
konWn everywhere. having met with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
GOOD ROADS"
THE SLOGAN
SECRETARY NAYLOR RETURNS
FROM VISIT TO MT.
LAKE.
States Much Is Being Accomplished
IN the Way Of Good Roads
in That Section.

Returning home yesterday from Nj.
Lake Park. where he attended the
good roads conference that was held
In that place during the past several
days. Secretary Roy Naylor. Of the
board Of trade. was much enthused
over the meeting and the plans sane.
toned by the association to improve
the highways IN this country. Nd.
dresses were made at the conference
by Hon. Charles =. Light. former state
road commissioner. now special field
agent OF the American Association OF
Highway improvements: Major ".
W. Crosby. state road engineer OF
Maryland. Hon. D. G.. Daue. manag
ing director Of the Southern Com
mercial congress. l. G.. White. Of
MOrgantown. Direcsor Stewart. Of
Morgantown. and others.
Following are the officers that were
elected yesterday morning al the
closing of the conference. President.
Frank H Babb. Of Keyser. vice
president. James u. Stewart. Morgan.
town. secretary. Dr. g. ". baldwin.
Morgantown.
Secretary Naylor stated that Mary.
land r. forging to the front In rond
building and that roads are being con
structed IN that state M y cost 81
10000 "a mile. West Virginia Is also
advancing slowly in road development
In the eastern panhandle. he stated
and a. present much is being accom-.
plishcd along this line in building new
roads in Berkeley. Morgan and JEFF
ferson counties The conference was
largely attended. Mr. baylor stated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
MOUSE DRAWS CROWD
Little Animal In Window Attracts
Attention by Catching
Flies.

Yesterday afternoon. about .
O'Clock. quite "a large crowd was ~.
tracted 20 the windo Wof the Dollar
Savings and Trust company By a lit-
DO mouse which was catching its sup.
per from the flies on the inside o. the
pane. The little fellow would wait
~ ono end 81 the sill until several
lics gathered on the window. and
then would scampcr along tho sill.
catching them az he vent. hardly
ever missing one A. the end Of Do
minutes. bis hunger being satisfied.
the mouse curled up in the curtain at
the end Of the window and went 90
aIrru.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
STATE MEETING
Elaborate Program Being Arranged by
Secretary Roy Benton Of
the Board.

Plans for tho state meeting 81 the
West Virginia board Of trade are being
completed 10y Secretary ~ g. Nayior
81 the association The meeting this
year viii be held at Moorcfirld. IN the
great fruit raising section Of the south
Branch.
Among tho prominent spe Ixers az
thu meeting viii Boz Prcsidcnt-,lcct
Thomns T.. Hodges. 81 the West Viz
rinit University. Hon. j. J. Coruw.U.
and others. Tho address ~ welcome
will De- made by Mr. Cornwcl1. who is
president - the South Branch Fruit
Growers association. and the response
VIII ho made 10y lion. John w. Davis.
who r. counsel Tor the associntipn.
Officers will DC elected and their i'm
p,rtant business transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
PICNIC TO-DAY
Masonic Club 70 Be Host a. Big
Event al Wheeling Park To-
day m Tonight.

The first Masonic picnic 10 take
place IN Wheeling for several years
will be held AZ Wheeling park to day.
" hen the Mason club will he host
10 other Mas0ns and the general pub
lie u ~ the way OF the Masons 10
do things thoroughly. and this gala
event will be no exception.
There will BE- an unusually large
number " free amuscmonis and attn
lctic contests. and a fine fine Is a.
sured oil who attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
ANNUAL STATEMENT
County Commissioners Approve Fiq.
ures and Order Statement TO
be Published.

A. Tho session 81 county rommtu
fion'rs yesterday. the annual nnancia.
statement Was Inspected and npproy.s
and ordered published 70 will appes,
Monday md % fs claimed will shou
up very f1torahiy compared with ina,
~ llet year.
sitting nq a license court. tho rom.
missiouora granted tho following u.
'rnses lFe Bros. restaurant 1850
''hTk't Firrf. bafucr und Harding
Iunch counter. 1915 Market street a.
T. Mornhan. restaurant SO ~ siv
trenth street. Alois Smaller lunch
rYuuffr. TIIffDu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
BANKRUPTCY CASES
Hearings Set BY Referee cummins u
Batsson and Humss Sale

been set boy Referee = William cum
Minis for The meeting ~ creditors in
tho Hafca0n cnac tu take action On the
sale - personal property recently held
90 Parksraburg. a hearing BOO tho case
~ 90 o. Uumaa. ~ WsllsburE. whose
rr.r.rfr was r1ll if Trustee Judge.
will be held on Friday. August g. M
90 utiYcK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
ATTACHMENT SUIT
Germans Bank Sues a. NJ. ard A r
Fshnestock for MONEY Due
on n Loan

Ih" @rra'rIur. accompanied Lv at-
ifrhW'nf Df papers was filed yeefsr-
daf ln thr office OF the rt.rL =,
courts. in tho case ~ the germs,t,
linIf Dollar bank W a VI and A 81
Hhnr4tDck Damages are claimed tv
in' bank in Tho sum ~ $500. ~ which
dsFeudarfa "
Tho Fnhnegtockq being now resi.
d'uts ~ 80 Louis Mo prororfv
owned By them o. Sos 2gfG and M
f0ff street was attached bv Depufv
-i'rlf Hnrhmnu John % Wilson i-
a%ft0rney f1r tho plalntIff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

The barber, picnic no Wheeling park
was well attended hy the local bar
bees. and al report an enjoyable time.
lanes Hull will leave tomorrow for
Nonougah. where be will spend several
weeks with friends
J. O.. Clark and wife. oi c-tor. were
in 'fc c-t, Yesterday callmg on friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mr. r. W Refer. George
Ruch1r and John w. Herbert spent
YESTERDAY m Cameron. making The trip
n Mr. Refers car
Mis. Florence Uciscnhcrc Of Bciiairc.
returned houc Yesterday after spend
ing a week iu tli, CITY with friends.
viii Elder. who had h1, foot injured
Nouda,. Is still confined tn hts home ON
First street. and is unable to walk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
PAVING
Bricks Bcino Laid IN Space IN Front
o. New ~Crsmstory BY Hsslth
Department.

4 large space Boo front ~ the now
orcmatorv BE- being paved under tho
direction 81 the health department and
VIII greatly improve conditions for tho
Enrhage wagon % is planned 90 have
enough paving done iu thc near future
fo provide o. place for the wagons On
DO washed outside tho building. and
also " build a brcakWatcr above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Campers ctsrt Out.

Geo Smith. Charlc. Tucker. Nicholas
Uciscubcrg and Harry Burn. left yes
tcrday evening ior Fish crock. where
they viii spend several week, camping
and fishing Srmc of tllc street railway
employees have gone into camp "a short
distance below town. anil arc catching n
good many fish. Several other parties
also left during the week. hut their
destinations could not be learned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
M'MECHEN
John Neneman Will Play with
~ClarksbUrg NeeSt Week-SeVersi
Camping Parties Going
Into Camp.

Word ha, been received here that the
local tDy. John Ncucmau. has been
traded hy Nouorcah to Clark,burg. and
viii start To- play with the latter team
next week. Ncucman has made q goo,
showing ir the game. be ha, PLAYED with
Nnuonpah. and will np doubt make good
with Clarkehurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Directors 10 Meet.

Directors OF the board Of trade will
hold an important meeting to-day at
the board OF trade rooms. Several
very important matters will be trans.
acted and all members are requested
to attend.
The directors OF the business Mems
association will hold n special meet.
ing at their rooms in the Schmulbach
building to-day. at which plans will
be arranged for City day celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
OHIO LODGE
No. l A. F. & A. M.

NOTiCE-Thcrc will DO q special
communication ~ the lodge ON SUI
day. July Goth. Of 7 o. m. for the pur
pose ~ attending the funeral ~ our
late brother. James Allen. of War
wood lnterment 90 Welisburg All
brothers invited to attend Trans
p%ortation provided ny order of
j. W. BOWMAN, W. NJ.
JOS. HALL, seey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

such tremendous success throughout
the country. Mr.. Morris Foster will
be seen in tho role OF Van Bibber in
the curtain-raiser. and he considers
10 % Of the best parts that Il has
ever been his good fortune to handle.
The Calumet news., 1911-05-24

cd weapons, and discharging the same
at o'clock Sunday morning. lie en-
tered plea of guilty and was fined
$l5 aud costs.
The Calumet news., 1911-05-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.


James r. Virgins. has returned
from a business trip to lshpeming.
Mrs. T.. c. Peterson has gone to
Chicago on business for a few days.
William Hirsch and Dennis Leahy
of Centennial, have gone to Minnea-
polls.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Poti of AlloueI
street.
a sauerkraut supper will he given
this evening in the basement of the
German Reformed church. A large
number of tickets have been sold.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Name Paticha of yellow Jacket died
yesterday. The funeral took place this
afternoon. with interment in Lake
View cemetery.
Yesterday was pay day for the
teachers of tile Calumet public schools
and those who are going to return
next year signed the contracts which
were given them.
John Perdetto, who has been resid-
ing with Marshal and Mrs Joseph
Trudell, on Eighth street, was taken
to the Lake Shore today where he will
undergo outdoor treatment for the
benefit of his health.
"One and Ar lodge. Sons of st
George. will attend divine worship a,
the Osceola NJ f. church. Sunday
morning June 4. The members will
go to Osceola on street car leaving
Red Jacket at $3.50 o'clock.
The Whites of the Calumet Busi-
ness Mems volley ball league, cap
tained by DR. r. II. Spaulding. leads
the league. The Reds and Oranges
will meet this evening at 5:15 O'CLOCK
and the Whites and Purples Friday
evening.
The Calumet news., 1911-05-24
SCHOOL MONEY is RECEIVED.
Calumet Township Gets Large Amount
This Year. Census Shows Loss.

Township Clerk George Martin was
notified this morning by County
Treasurer Edgar Rashlelgh that a
check for $1,000 had been deposited
with Township Treasurer William La
more, being the share of school dis
tricts Nos. l and of the primary
school interest fund.
Divided into districts Calumet No.
district will receive S56,37S, and dis
trict No. 2 $13,692. This is at the ratio
of 81 per head. The primary school
fund amounts. TO more this year be-
cause several school districts in the
state have sufficient funds on hand to
pay their teachers for the next two
years, and thus will not receive any
primary money In the interim.
Calumet gains practically s per cent
more i'm primary school money than
would have been the case had all of the
districts participated as heretofore.
That the statement made by Thorn
as ID. Meads school census enumerator
for District No. /, to The News week
ago that there would be a falling off
i'm the number of children of school
age this year, is likely to come true
is shown by the fact that so far a loss
of 100 children is noted. This loss is
shown in the Raymbaultown district
where the number of school children
Is just 100 less than last year. There
was gain of 10 in the Swedetown
district. but a loss of 10 in the Red
jacket shaft district. Yellow Jacket
shows neither loss or gain, totalling
474 as last year. Florida and Swede-
town have been enumerated, but the
figures are not yet available.
The Calumet news., 1911-05-24

Miss Dawes Hat Shop will occupy
larger quarters one door north of the
central Hotel. June 1st Special sale
all this week. m-25
The Calumet news., 1911-05-24

A sauer-kraut supper will he serv-
ed tonight and tomorrow night at the
German Reformed church. beginning
at 5 o'clock.
The Calumet news., 1911-05-24

We make specially of electroysis
and chiropody. First class work guar
anteed. II. M. Baker, Phone 463. m25
The Calumet news., 1911-05-24
MOHAWK PLANNING fine
CELEBRATION OF FOURTH
Wrestling Tournament, Bsseba !,
Cricket, Races, Swimming and
Fireworks Will be Features
Eagle Will Scream.

For the first time I'm three years, the
Eagle will scream at Mohawk on July
4th. The meeting held last evening for
the purpose of arranging preliminary
details was largely attended and from
the enthusiasm manifested. IL is evil
dent that the celebration this year will
eclipse all Others. Committees were
named to arrange for the various fea-
lures.
The program for the day will be var
led and will provide something for
both young and old. Some of the fea-
lures planned are a big calethumpian
parade and addresses In the morning,
bicycle races. juvenile sports, baseball
and cricket. also a picnic for the chill
dren i'm the afternoon. wrestling
tournament and fireworks in the even
ing. The Mohawk band probably will
be engaged for the entire day. Speak
ers have not been selected so far.
The sport program will include a
swimming contest at the No. dam. AT
the last celebration, held three years
ago this proved one Of the most inter
esting features. The wrestling tourna-
ment probably will start about six
o'clock in the evening. so as to be COM
pleted before the fireworks. Joe Zeihr
and Gunnar Gronlund have agreed to
enter the tournament and other well
known wrestlers in Houghton and Ke-
weenaw counties will enter. The events
will include both Cornish and catch
as catch can styles. The fireworks will
he set off from the rock pile at the
No. 3 shaft which provides one of the
best places available.
The Calumet news., 1911-05-24
IN THE JUSTICE COURTS.
Local Justices Busy With Cases In
volvina Various Charges.


Dan Donahue, George Jedrich and
Paul Larson were arrested yesterday
afternoon and brought before Justice
Fisher. charged with unhitching q
horse and driving it away. 1t Is al
legged the young men took the hors,
from outside Laurium residence and
drove 1t To Lake Linden. When ar
raigned the trio entered pleas of not
guilty. and demanded trial Tnis
will take place tomorrow morning
Bonds were furnished.
Henry Dolky. formerly in the en-
ploy of the Singer Sowing Machine
company. was arraigned before Justice
Fisher this morning on the charge of
embezzling $39. Dolky waived exam
ination and If he fails to get bonds I'm
the sum Of $500 viii be bound over
to the present term of circuit court.
Dollly, who has been I'm Jail week,
started out this noon with Deputy
Sheriff Vivian to secure the bonds, if
possible.
John Black was arrested and brought
before Justice Jackola last evening. on
complaint of his divorced wife. charg-
ing nim with assault and battery.
He entered a plea of not guilty, and
his examination will be set for one day
next week. Black secured bonds, and
mas regained his liberty.
Bernardo Lencina was brought be-
fore Justice Hicks yesterday after
noon, charged with carrying conceal