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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-23

around nues. walls Of chimneys.
carrying fuss from smelling fur-
naees, and high pressure steam
boilers and other apparatus OF nigh
with an air space between. The
thicknsss OF all chimney walls
shall be SUFFICIENT 70 meet AL or
TIE rsouirsmsnts Of temperature.
dirsoe loading and wind pressure.
SEQ. 3. HEIGHT ABOVE ROOFS.
No chimney shall Be less SIT, than N fc cs,
roof nor less than three feet above
ridgs. Of pitch roofs. No chimneys
connDotsd 20 iron cupolas or foun-
driea- or Of similar service. shall ex-
tend lees than Is feet above me
highest point Of any roof within
radius 9f LOO 100 feet sTN1sH ch,un.x,
shall be finished on top with blocks
OF stone. terra Gotta or concrete,
or with cast iron plates. except
that for dwellings and stables not
more than three CD stories In height,
masonry. carefully bonded together
and having the six (s) upper courses
laid I'm csment mortar.
Sec. z. SUPPORTS. No brick
chimney shall be built on a wooden
support Piers carrying chimneys,
shall be AZ large on ell sides az the
CnImnEys II0m ttfr AouhaahAeh VI ~"
pier 10 the bottom OF the chimney.
IL the sides OF n chimney are In
creased above its footing. the over
hanging part shall be substantially
supported on beams, struts or arches
made or iron. steel or mason
ry.
ported by q corbel shelf on the side
OF n wall, but the corbel shall be
twice AZ high az the projection.
Sec. 8. CLEANING DOORS:
Every chimney must be provided
with n cleaning door. made Of metal
st base Of each fiue.
sec. .. HEARTHS. No wood
beam or conbustible moor construc-
zion. shaii be allowed under any
Hearth. An nreplaces. shall
have hsarths on trim mer
Hssrths for nr.plaess shall
not b less than . Twenty
from the face Of the
shinnsy breast ara Ne length not
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-23

pliance and four CD feet In 'front.'
and two CD feet on each OF the
'e Sec cLEAKANcE AND PRO-
LECTION. The distance from the
top OF any boiler. furnace, oven,
coffee roaster or other appliance
in which similar Ares are main
tanned, TO q ceiling OF wood or
other inoombustible material shall
be not less than two CD feet
For furnaces or boilers In resi-
uenoes this distance may be re-
duc~d TO ten (10) inches provided
the ceiling over the furnace or
boiler and twenty (fol inches All
around IN covered with asbestos
mill board and sheet metal ss,a k sSs
Tor large furnaces or boilers. or
for ovens. coffee roasters, and other
simiiar appliances In which nres are
maintained. the ceiling above, X
within thirty-six (se) inones snall
mstsi shisids. or by double cell
ings made of plastsring on metal
iath. or other incombustible ma
terial with an air space between
OF not less than two CD Inches. or
the said ceiling shall be protected
by q covering not less than Two ~
inches thick of porous terra Gotta
fireproofng, brick or concrete, or
other incombustible material sup
ported with iron bars and plas-'
tered on the underside.
This covering shall extend Tour
flI feet beyond the furnace boil
ar. etc. on all sides
Partitions made Of wood or other
combustible material shall not be
placed Within seven ~ Feet or the
front Of any such boiler, furnace.
avsn. coffee roaster or other appli-
snce In which similar nres are
maintained. nor within four co
feet OF the sides and end ~ su:h
ndrtitions ere lined with metal to
ne heirht OF the top OF the boiler,
snrnacs. oven, etc.. they may be
nlaced Ave (sJ feet OF the front and
two ca feet of the sides and end:
.haii not be placed nearer than six
fs1 inches TO any partition made
nwood or other combustfole ma
ssrlsi. ana n placed nearer than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
OHIO FOREIGNERS FIGHT
DUEL WITH DINNER PALS

A duel with dinner pals as the wea-
pons was one OF the unusual happen
ings in Martins Ferry last night The
affair was pulled on in Breidenstein
lane. in the lower part OF the town,
and was witnessed by a large crowd
OF Interested spectators. Mike Dingy-
ski and Steve Spolinski. two Polish
gentlemen. by the way. decided tC
fight duel. and about the same time
they concluded that pistols. swords,
knives or other implements Of war
fare were entirely too antiquated 10 be
used. so they used their dinner pals
The rattle OF the tnware soOn brought
down the police. and the comb ltan-s
were taken In tow Just as the duel
had reached the point where 1. was
growing interesting to the ass embleu
fight fans. Mike and Steve were in
carcerated in the calaboose. where
they will languish until this evening.
when they will have an opportunity
TO explain lie Why and whereforss OF
the battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
MYSTERY
ALBERT BRICK. OF MARTINS FER.
RY, BRUTALLY ASSAULTED.
Was a Miner and Had No Known
Enemies-Beaten and Kicked and
Then Tied With Rope.

a mysterious assault. OF which
Albert Brick was the victim, occurred
last night shortly after IL o'clock on
Second street. Martins Ferry. So
pulling is the case that the police
are completely at sea to account for
II and IL seems that Brick must have
been mistaken for another man.
Mr. Brick is miner, employed at
Bellaire, and returned 10 his home
shortly before IL O'Clock. 4 few
minutes later he went out on the
back porch OF his home TO sit for
few minutes before retiring. and was
brutality assaulted by two men who
had been hiding behind the house.
After beating and kicking him I'M
til he was unconscious. the men tied
their victim very tightly with a rope
and left him lying in the yard When
he recovered consciousness. he tried
TO get across the street to a telephone
and was found where he had fallen
in the street by two mill men return
ing from work. The police were AT
once notified. but no trace could be
found OF the cowardly assailants.
That the motive was not robbery is
shown by the fact that the pocket
book OF the injured man was not
touched. lie had no known enemies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
RIVER NEWS
LUCILLE ROWLAND MEETS WITH
ACCIDENT IN FOG.
River Is SIX Feet and Fslling-KaS1-
VIVA is Detained in Fog For
One Hour

The passenger packet Lucille Now
land plying between this city and Gin
cinnati met with rather "A serious ac-
cicent Yesterday morning when she
ran into q barge below Lock No. &.
owing TO great amount Of fog which
covered the stream. a hole about
three feet wide was damned in her
nun just above the water line and the
boat VIII pass down today for Point
Pleasant where she will be placed on
the dry docks Tor repairs. The fog
during tho early hours % Yesterday
morning was also responsible for the
delay of the kanaWha just above this
city for over an hour.
The river at this point Is six feet
and failing and unless rain falls within
the next few days traffic will have TO
be suspended Yesterdays boats were:
hanaw Ia for Charleston al $50 a. m.
~. *. Bedford for Pittsburg at noon.
Jewell for Marietta at $50 p. m.
Liberty for Darlington at $3.50 p. m.
Todsy's Boats.
l."rena Tor Pittshurg AT : a m.
Lucille Rowland Tor Cincinnati at Z
a. m
ONO Tor PittsbvrE az noon.
Sonoma for Martha al $40 p. m.
Liberty for Darlington al $50 p. N.
Fridays Boats.
~. *. Bedford Tor parkcrshurg at s
n. m.
Cuen City for Pittshurg ~ 6 Il. m.
Jewell for Mar.s',l at $3.50 p. IN.
Liberty Tor Darlington At = - l., m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
dam bids OPENED
No. - TO Be Built BY Missouri Val
ley Co. Of LeaVenworth, at
Cost OF sS3e,s5i.

Hids were opened yesterday morn
Ing az the offices OF Major i. W. Ait
stactter L. :. a. for the construction
OF dam No. II and that Of the Missouri
Valley Bridge and Iron Company was
found 20 be the lowest. the figures
being SS39.S51. 40. Il is located M
vile. and viii probably De- completed
about the same time as 40. 70. near
Loveland
The other bidders were as follows.
OHIO River Contract Co. OF Evans.
vile. Ind. bravo Contract Co of
FlttsbuTg: Shoridan-Kirk Co. of Gin.
cinnati. and T. y. Gillespie Co. of
New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
TOURNEY
WILL BE HELD AT MUsEE ALLEYS
STARTING JUNE 18TH.
Many Entries Are Coming in and In
diestions Point 20 Event
Being Big Success.

II present indications count for any
thing tho tri-state bowling tournament
which will be inaugurated at the Musee
alleys on June 18th will be the biggest
event OF its kind held in this section
for some time The management OF
the Mission alleys at Alliance. O.. has
sent word that several teams will be
down from that point and there is a
likelihood that Louis Franz. Cleveland's
premier bowler and Louis Seller OF
Washington. Pa. will be matched
against each other during the week.
In the two men events $50 will be
offered for first place while 925 will
be awarded the best individual bowler
I'm the tournament. Teams will be en-
tered from all OF the surrounding
towns and some excellent scores ara
expected 10 be made. Special arrange
ments Will be made by the manage
ment Of the Musce alleys for the en-
tertainment Of the visiting bowlers and
nothing will be left undone TO make the
tourney a big success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
City in Gala Attire
For Big K. T. Conclave
STREET DECORATIONS TO BE
MAGNIFICENT.
Approximately Three Thousand
Knights to be Present-Reeep-
tion at Fort Henry.

Under direction of Chairman r. NJ
Browne. OF the decorations commit
tee, the city IS fast assuming "A fcs-
tive appearance In preparation for
the big Knights Templar conclave
next Wednesday and Thursday. The
Hardcster Decorating Company is
making Market street n bower Of
beauty. and all indications are that
the display will be the most general
and elaborate in the history OF the
city.
Some idea Of the Importance az the
conclave may be gained when 81 IS
considered that there are twenty com
manderies in the State. with a total
membership Of over three thousand
practically all OF whom will be pres
ont. In addition all tho command
cries Of ne'ghhOriug States have
ben invited 10 be present and a num-
Der have accepted. II is no cXacccra-
ton 20 say that the city will bc full Of
Knights and all should join On making
their stay as pleasant as possible.
The sessions az the Grand COmman-
derry will be held NJ the Scottish Rite
Cathedral and will be- presided over
by Grand Commander Right Eminent
Sir Edward o. Rover. Of Sistcrsvillc
4 reception viii be held for the
KNIGHTS ~ the Fort Henry club by
tho members Of Cyrene Commandery
~ this city. and handsome souvenirs
viii he presented 10 the ladies'.
Charles ~ Ahrcns as chairman ~
tho state Executive Committee in
charge of tho couclavo. the other
members being as follows. !. a.
Miller. ! w. Birch. r. % List. Al
fred PAUL. T. c. Rihcldaner. + ~.
Warden. B N Browne. ". T. shat.
fer. John r. List. 49, p. Stattman. ..
T.. mccoy T 70 McIain. Dent s. Tay-
Tor. 4 q. Brown. Thomas Carn7han.
y. Waltz. ~ r. " McI.ain. j. w
owing. James p. Mckee and ". H
Grabc
a handsome reviewing stand will
DO erected 90 tho corner of -Four
toouth and Market streets. and tho
grand parade is expected to be- one of
The most splendid rHrc0rfe ever soon
IN this CITY The line of march VIII
DO as follows. Form af Fifteenth and
Chnplirr. move fo Fourteenth. -Four
fccuth fo Market. Market to Sew.
nufh Seventh fo Main. Main ~
Twentieth. Twentieth to Chapliuc.
Chapnro to TWcrft fourth Twenty.
fourth to EoT EoT to Tvonfy.sec-
ond. Twenty second fo Market Mar.
kof io Fourteenth. review and dis
band
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

tells something about his mother
which the police cannot understand.
After engaging a room from Mrs.
Bailey. who conducts the hotel, the
man disappeared. and has not been
seen since. Ii is possible that he has
gone on drunk and will return. The
boy was kept at the city building last
night. and will be further questioned
this morning. The man was OF rather
shabby appearance. and bore marks
OF dissipation. which tends to con-
firm the theory that he is merely max
ing the rounds OF the local saloons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
DIETZ CRITICISES
Accuses Court Of Taking Advantage
Of His Lack Of knowledge.

Of His Lack Of knowledge.
HAYWARD. Wis. May 1O.-Harry
OrWig. OF Chicago. surveyor. was
put on the stand to-day by John
Diet. who Is being tried for the
alleged murder Of Deputy Oscar Harp
at Cameron dam last fall. and testi-
fed that DietZ could have shot Harp
from more than twenty places. \
diagram he had prepared showed
straight line from where Deputies
Nanalstine and Acklev were station
cd. to the point az which the body
OF Harp was found.
Dietz ordered n bench warrant
issued for one OF his Witnesses. who
replied when no was served with the
subpoena that he knew nothing OF
the case and was not coming
This morning. Diet. anEcrcd by
technical objections Of the prosecu-
ton. asked Judge Reid II he was not
taking advantage OF his innocence in
court procedure. The court replied
that concessions had been made 20
the defendant in the rulings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
TRY OUT
GIVEN CANDIDATES OF THE z. d.
G. A. TEAM.
Boys Worked Out for First Time This
Season on Bridge Park
Last Evening.

The candidates for the team that will
represent the local Y. NJ. C.. \ during the
1871 season had a try out last evening
on the Bridge Park. FOR the first time
this season. Considering the fact that
this Is the first time the boys have been
on the field they made an excellent
showing and Indications for fast team
are exceptionally good. The squad last
evening was divided into two teams.
known as the Reds and Blues. ana the
former succeeded In nosing out a victory
by a score Of % 3. The BOYS are niani-
Testing much interest and will continue
training during the coming few weeks
The teams last evening lined up as fol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
FIGHT PICTURES.
OF Morris and Schreck Mil Will be
Presented This Evening at
Apollo Theatre.

Pictures ~ fh. FIGHT between Carl
Morris and Mike Schr.rk which was
won hv bElahoma.s white hope iu
SIpulua. okla. ou March .sth VIII be
or, sented lu tho Apollo theatre three
DAVIS commencing this afternoon. Billy
Corcoran % Pittsburs hls the pictures
and anything that this man hIs IS
wDrth- Co., going goo 500 4 special proc
du,tl"n for newspaper men will be
given 90 noon today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

electric storm accompanied by a high
WIND that swept portions OF south
western pennsylvania to-day. Chas.
l'oThls' aged 10. was struck by light
nlns while fishing az LoEan's Ferry
IN tne Allegheny river. while the in
Jured boy is John Devlin. OF this city.
Al latrobe. church steeple was
struck by lightning and shattered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
FataI Wr.nk

hEN NER. May Westhound
ilehNer and Rio Grand passenger train.
40 was deTailed while rounding q
curve TWO miles east of Minturn. Col
0I"uo' al 90 o'clock this evening.
The smoker and day coach are re-.
ported 10 have plunged into E3rIe riv.
or. Mdagcr adyiccs are that TWO vvcr.,
killed and p hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

and three persons we're knocked I'M
conscious but later revived.
At Greensburg. circus tent in
which were I've thousand people. was
torn by the wind aud the bellows OF
the frightened beasts OF the men.
agerie stampeded the crowd. No one
was hurt. a score OF mothers de.
serted their babies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription


nesse and ms t o pr I'M
WON
formula Dr. Pc Fuyonc Prsipn Urtt ntIe
o tkung and no tenus ut
and leading medical aches and atlon
ng pcesF uorePr
o t VIII Is world famed edcinH dvsed
profess ona norenen yt eadngm
swhhe for
R W
It's o9'hoien dangerous o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
Fatal Storm

PlTTSBURG. May l0.-One life was
lost and q seven-year-old lad had his
shoulder fractured by being pinned
down by n falling tree. during an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
Standing OF Clubs.


Special Dispatch to the iutel.iECncer.
STEt BE\NILLE.O.. MAY 10-pitcher
] aulk won his own game to-day holding
canton o. tnrev hits and not one man
reached third. Faulk bad "a perfect bat
Tins average. having three hits Co tlr.-.
times az nat and driving 900 TWO OF tie
Stubbers three runs score:
Steubenvi!le ......0 % % % % % -
Canton ..-.......0 % % % % % % % o.
Batteries Faulk and Thicker. Com
psniOn. Musser and CirauN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
q Significant Fact

ills
unqualified
Of
OF oonsderaton5 Is it significant fac too that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
FIE}}F'
BLAZE IN ELLIoTT's REsTAU-
RANT THREATENS SECOND
WARD MARKET HOUSE.
SNsnt Damage Results From Fire at
Three This Morning-Second
Fire in Restaurant.

This morning At 3 O'Clock. fire
broke out over the restaurant con
Quoted by Edward d. Elliott. in the
lower end OF the Second ward mar
ket house. The origin OF the fire is
unknown. and for time created con
siderable excitement. The business
section was lighted up and the en-
tire fire department summoned The
fire was the second since the Elliott
restaurant has been established in
the place.
The damage occasioncd by the fire
this morning included the cutting OF
the upstairs dining room OF the
restaurant and burning OF OF the
roof The loss is about 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

The consumers OF the Malay pen
insula and adjacent islands are en-
joying 40 20 % per cent. lower
petroleum prices. due to keen com
petition between the Asiatic and
Standard companies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

Blues.
STUBS
APPLY WHIrEWAsH BRUSH TO
CANTON AGGREGATIoN.

Youngstown Gets But Five Hits But
Registers Thirteen Runs.
Erie Wins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11

rra % rify o ieafous woman ls uuaii,
fo keep m. 300 ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-11
c. II. WATKINS, JR.

orn,e g. Re..l.n-e ios2
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22

five been going like hurricane
that eeings
talking about down shopping
she's dozen things yet to get know
what
f she knows ne hundred?
to stand all the way
me!
is die and be done
with make her mind what she wanted and
looking things
she looks than she was before she really
ough o little -. - 900. -, .,,,u
avervthfng be
TO Though think the
slippers and soothing sae there Is sucn
iW7ere off gpain Tramp misery. Murder
dead! My
don't if it is Christmas III not take
consderate I'd nave STUCK 10
my But women
cab feel like myself , mn
she? Well If she mad USED me
q little beter Ivondn. back her ..
She feels all right? And she gong
children fix up the house and
trim the tree they bit vel as she would 1t Will 40 mel
e Mrs Jones protesting that she couldn't understand what
the nj helped 10 Oeu u nave 0pi
% Ts broken or out of place doctor want
bed and you'll be all right by
perhaps govt said Mrs Jones MY aner hau "
said the doctor ongmac But just right in bed and
andyou all right in ihy u.hoioaur manfred
on Won worry Momsie daughters Well Just sho%
you'll only let us There's no sense " ' ~
.. ,rd,r +bo covers always
uproveit hereafter I'll easier ne" "
Struggled comfortably under the down quilt and et the palm
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22

About $14OO is in sight for the mali
.hini Christmas tree In the event of
rain the tree will be placed in the
national guard shooting gallery G.
w. r. King will look out for the tree,
Ed Dekum will have charge of the
decorations and Miss Rose Dawson
will head the committee of ladies on
distribution of presents. The other
members of the committee are Mrs.
A. G. M. Robertson, Mrs. A. N. Camp
bell, Mrs. G. w. r. King, Mrs. Rod
erick o. Matheson, Mrs J. S. Walker,
Mrs A. p. Taylor, Mrs. A. f. Murphy,
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;, Miss Thelma
Parker and Miss Alice Oleson.
Scoutmaster J. A. Wilder will have a
guard of Boy Scouts on duty.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22

socIAt NEWS OF The DAY.
nrrs Wftbrow and her two daugh-
tors nlan TO go to the volcano on the
a,ube1r,ira next week.
90
Notwithstanding the iuclemency of
.ba ,,.aotb,r tbrca dances in town
,voro yolI attended last night, one at
tbo Country CIYb. one at the Outrig-
cor rlub and another at the Noana.
- -
lieutenant Commander Chester
Wells executive officer of the U. S. s.
sontb Dakota. and Mrs. Wells, are
givirp ON elaborate Christmas dinner
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22

Miss Bertha Kopke, Miss Florence
Hoffman,, Miss Case, Mr.. Horner Mr..
Waddington, MI Gresham, Mr.. Baugh-
man and Lieutenant Berthoh.
The dinner was served at the Court
land, after which the party went to
the dance at the Moana.
Miss Constance Afague was mar
ried to Louis NJ. Vierra at st. Angus
tines church, Waikiki, on Wednesday
night. The ceremony was performed
by Father Valentin and was strictly
private.
Mrs. Gill, wife of Captain William
A. Gill commanding officer of The
Colorado, was hostess at a luncheon
on board that vessel yesterday, to
which twelve covers were laid,
. 8 =
Christmas was celebrated at the
Mid-Pacidc Institute last night.
At the girls school there was a
Christmas tree with presents for all.
At the boys school a big dinner
was given in the dining room, which
had been decorated for the occasion,
During the day presents had been
given to all those working about the
"a =
Van Dykes First Christmas Tree"
as dramatized by Miss Francis Dill
bingham, will be given in Central
Union church tonight Admission is
by ticket only. Those who cannot
see it tonight may have an opportu-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-22
HOME BEREFT.

What's the matter here?' asked
the caller noticing the barren appear
ance of the house Sent your goods
away to be stored?"
Mo- replied the hostess Not at
all. My daughter was married last
week and she has merely taken away
the things that she thought belonged
to her"