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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12
MISS BERTHA SMITH TO GRAD
UATE

Miss Bertha Smith, who has for sew.
eral years been attending Washing
ton Female Seminary at Atlanta, is
member of the graduating class for
this year. Her father, Mr.. e. c. Smith,
and sister, Miss Genevieve Smith,
will be among the visitors at the sem
mary during the graduating exercises
on next Wednesday, the 18th.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

Five little negro boys were re-
Gently arrested for playing ball on
Sunday at Pensacola Allowing
automobile races in one end of the
state on Sunday and arresting little
boys for playing ball at another end
of the state does not look exactly
fair.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

Mr.. w. A. Redding of Jacksonville
cashier of the Florida National Bank
who is here for the Bankers Conven.
ton, is the guest of his mother, Mrs
E. ]. Redding. He is kept busy greet
ing old friends here. This city was
his home until few years ago, and
he is very popular here.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

Ex-Policeman Homer Dean, who it
is claimed put up charge on young
man in this city and claimed that he
had entered into a conspiracy to rob
the Southern Express Company, has
been arrested in west Florida, and his
trial has been set for the 18th.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

Mrs. E. j. Redding and Misses An
ME Davis and Annie Atkinson came
home Wednesday morning from
their trip to Palatka on the William
Howard. They had a splendid trip,
but were little longer on the way
than they anticipated.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

Under the new Carnegie hero fund
Tor Switzerland, for whose endow-
ment Andrew Carnegie has just pre-
sented $4,000 to the Swiss govern
ment' several Swiss Alpine guides are
likely to benefit Immediately.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

Frlson Inspector John T. Lewis
was IN the city Monday and went out
10 the various camps in the county to
see now everything was moving
along.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12
A Well known Florida Editor to Wed

Informal announcement has just
been made of the engagement of Miss
Adele Brossier of Miami to Joseph H.
Reese, editor of the Miami Metropo-
lis. The date of the ceremony has not
been announced, but it will take place
in the very near future.
The many friends of Editor Reese
all over Florida extend to him their
congratulations and best wishes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12
BURBANK PLACE FOR SALE

Eight acres land; Broom house !.
Darn; good water, fruit trees, etc,
GOOD title. Will sell or exchange for
ocaia property. Apply Box 157, Bur
bank, Fla. 5.7.et
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes of
brooksville are here on visit to rel
atives for short time.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12
WHITE CANVAS PUMPS-LOv
HEELS

Jusa received a shipment of Misses
White Canvas Pumps, Low Heels. An
kle Strap-the classy thing. Onl,
$3.50 at
5-10-3t. TT n MASTEpc Co
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-05-12
WHITE CANVAS PUMPS-LOW
HEELS

Just received a shipment of Misses
White Canvas Pumps, Low Heels, An
kle Strap-the classy thing. Only
$3.50 at
5-10-3t. H. B. MASTERS co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
SONS BURN
PARENT OUT
AUTHORITIES WORK ON THEORY
IN WOOD COUNTY ARSON CASE
alleged Threat Was Made After
Father Cut Two Boys Out
OF His Will

'.f '|.f. if d.
PAlikERSBURG. W Va. July 49,
Fire bugs destroyed barn ON m.
farm OF Louis Cross. an old farmer
residing 40 Red I.u. this county.
seven miles ~ This city. and this af
ternoon they applied the torch 10 the
residence on the place and it was
completely destroyed bloodhound.
which wor" obtained from Marietta
.. trail"d tho perpetrators OF tho on
rage 20 public road. where tbcv
inad" their escape loo rig II i-
charged that two sons Of Cross as.
sauI'"d him Yesterday and threatened
at That tim" to burn him out" De-.
cause Nh" viii the old man had iust
mad" cut them OUT The local au.
'h"riiI"s admitted tonight that tbav
W'r" working upon This theory of the
case. No arrests have been mad.
Deputy stat" Fire Marshall KindI,
hcrecr Of Wheeling. was notified Il,
nifhi Of the affair and is expected
mere tomorrow to make a thorough
Investigation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

ST LOUIS r g. Berlaud. by TAX
iur hot bath and being kneaded for
twenty four hours. was stretched two
inches and passed examination to en-.
ter The Ere department Tie later
shruuk and vas nrcd
VALDEZ Warm weather in the
form ~ heat wave is melting the
clacicrs so fast in This part of Alaska
that streams fed from them are swol-
leu. and difficulty Is experienced IN
saving bridges.
kOKOMO. Ind ln his slcep Arthur
r Millfron swallowed his false tcoth
and only hy the most drastic efforts
ou The part ~ physicians were they
recovered and his life saved
CHENILLE. y. Y-Iohn Crohman
has trained hen Co bring his pine
and tobacco bag To him. aud then To-
strike a match
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
PAPER SLIPS
MAY CONVICT
PARkERs6URG p. o. INSPECTOR
WITNESS IN PERKINS DE-
TECTIvES' TRIAL
Offer Slips OF Letter Paper Found on
Sleuth That Match Strong
Blackhand Letter.

ERIE. Pa. July l9.-Postofice In
spector James VI. Woltz. OF Parkers-
burg. ". Va. was a dramatic witness
for the government today in the case
Of Gilbert B. Perkins and Charles
Franklin. private detectives charged
with using the mails TO defraud Woltz
told in the Federal Court the story
OF the raid in Indianapolis on the Per.
kins Office April IL, 1911. and OF the
arrest OF Gilbert B. Perkins and Wal
ter. his son. lie told OF the finding
of an envelope in the pocket of Gil
bert Perkins in which were strips OF
paper. torn from letters. and which
subsequently matched the torn edges
or the Blackhand letters received by
Charles II. Strong. the Erie million
aire
Volt said the raid was made in an
effort 10 lind portion of "A casket lid
that was stolen from the Scott mau-
solemn in Erie. Pa The government
officials failed TO find the casket lid.
Noltz alleged. bur they did obtain
possession OF the strips OF paper for
which they were also searching. and
these he produced on the witness
stand
Earlier in the day Mrs. G. II. Strong
testified to employing the Perkins de
tectives to run down the cemetery ma.
rauders. Mrs. Strong said that when
the first letter was received and II
was turned over 10 Perkins, the latter
said. That's just what / expected.
adding Won will probably receive an
other one"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
INDICT WALL
PAPER TRUST
Federal Grand Jury Takes the Ac.
tiOn at Cleveland Following
Investigation.
REFUSED TO SELL TO
FIVE AND TEN STORES
Three Hundred We're Affected
and This Started the Investi-
cation by Government.

CLEVELAND o.. July 19.-Fonr in.
dictments were returned this af,er-
noon by the federal grand hrv. which
has been investigating an alleged vail
paper trust. The indictments charge
conspiracy in restraint OF trade. un-
der the provisions OF the Sherman
antitrust act
The indicted parties are all officials
OF wall paper jobblng houses. They
are J. b. Pearce. president of the J
- Pearce Wall Paper Company. OF
Cleveland; Norton Newcomb. OF ST.
Louis: Edward +. Maxwell. of Chi.
cago. and c. c. Aler. OF Columbus. O.
Bond was fixed at $1,000 in each case.
The specific charge against the in
dlcted men, is that they met in CIeve-
land, on May 30. 1910. and after a Sc
cret session notified wall paper manu-.
facturcrs OF the country ,hat II they
sold wall paper 10 and 10 cent stores
the jobbers would boycott the manu-
facturers.
The Significance OF this action, the
government alleges. Is that the four
men constitute the executive commit
tee OF the National Association. OF
wall paper iobbers.
Affected 800 Stores.
According 70 federal officials over
200 five and ten cent stores through
out III" country Were affected 10y the
alleged order of the iobbers.
To-day's indictments follow a grand
Jury inv estigation, Of several weeks
duration. United States District At
torney I. G.. Denman. and Assistant
United States District Attorney JOS
cph FcEg. prosecuted the investiga-
uon. acting principally upon evidence
obtained by Henry VI O'Bienness. n
government agent
The government first took up the
Investigation six months ago on the
charge Of Frank c. Hall. who oper-
ates a number OF five and ten cent
wallpaper stores in Pittsburg. that
wall paper manufacturers and jobbers
had combined and refused 10 sell him
wall paper.
c. c Alsr is presideu- OF the {. C.
Aler Wallpaper Company OF Colum-
bus. Ohio. Norton Newcomb. il prcsi-
dent OF the Newcomb Bros. Wallpaper
Company. o; -. Louis. and J.. T. Max
Well is member Of s \ Maxwell d
Company. Of Chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Four Killed
In Bad Wreck
Train Left Track Near Pittsburg. Car.
ryinu -Four 70 Death

Train Left Track Near Pittsburg. Car.
rying Four 20 Death.
PITTSBl BG Iuly 49, -Four mon
"crc Killed. two injured and another
u.s. unaccountod for as result of fr.
wreck of fast freight train ON r.a
iiitshurC a Western division of tho
baltimore n ohio Railroad af BRYANT
station. near hero. latn today The
dcad
Joseph p. O'Oonncu. Iohnatown. Pa
Charles lverson. Chicaro.
Matthew }. O'Neaic. riushurr
=. N. Cunningham. Connclisvilio.
Pa
Cunningham was tho conductor az
the train lio Vas fhc onI, member
of ihe crew among me victims. the
others being train ridcrs." or tres.
passcrs
tn" train consisted OF 600 cars loaI
cd with iron hars. and was bound
from Ncw Castle. Ia. to This CITY.
u plunged from tho track 90 % sharp
curve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

PARIS John W Gates. the Ameri-
can hnancicr. who has boon suffering
from ON acute attack of Ncphritla,
with accompanying heart complica.
tous. passed splendid day
CANONSUt RG. Ta because of
dry weather che North Strabanc Wa
Ter Company today shut down its
plant as there was only enough water
for use ln case of frc
BATTLE CREEK Four hundred
pieces OF skin were contributed ~
friends to Fireman Gcorgn Nelson. in
iurcd lu wreck ai Durand
FAYETTE CITY. ga -Chas No
Court. " Va. was cicctrocutcd in tho
Monongahcla River Coal Company's
minc at fremont toda,
MARSEIrLES. France -Four iso-
lated eases of cholera are reported
here. Precautionary measures have
been takoL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Brave Girl Gave
Blood i'm Vain
Operation at Baltimore Hospital by
TRANSMISSION Not a Suecess-W.
Va. Man Dies.

Special dispatch to the IntclIigencer.
BALTIMORE. Md. July 19.-Isaac
HYATT. a prominent merchant of Oak
Hin. w Va. died of toxemia this
morning in 81. Agnes hospital three
hours after his sister-in-aw. Miss
Louisa Stein. had given half a pint of
her blood in vain effort TO save his
life.
Mrs. Hyatt offered to give the neces-
sary pint OF her own blood In order
TO save her husband. but owing To the
fact that she was suffering from ner-
vousncss It was decided TO accept the
offer Of her sister.
Miss Stein was told that her own
lie might possibly be in danger by the
TRANSMISSION. but ins sisted on subject
ing herself to the operation. For ex-
aCtly 10 minutes her artery was con
nected with vein i'm the arm of her
brotherin law. Miss Stein bore up
bravely under the strain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
A Democrat on Watson and Wisconsin

Those Democratic members Legislature who
were honest in their OF direct primary
hesitancy In placing the responsibility
law where beongs-upon W Watson wiluam
E. Chiffon and the democratic who
control
One Democratic member Legislature a member VINO
platform was Ir A a Meredith of county Meredith
III advocacy OF
consistent in his opposition deter p
mary legislation until after the election
recorded in the Journal voting Republicans tor
primary law lie made no effort dodge
Democratic bosses DR. Meredith
anent the defeat OF primary legislation
AT the regular cession Judicia
r! composed OF fifteen of the best
House But this standing committee did
o primary Ten OF the members OF this Judiciary
tee were. and day favor a
Tee dd not suit the enemies of the primary
IN having the Speaker appoint Special
OF primary Now tell me what chance did primary
bill have in the House time when
primary had fourteen members BIT
tery opposed to primary bill any time?
What is with the Gikeson resolution? This resolu
on was fosered y the primary supported
by the enemies OF primary to defer all
legislation 20 r.,rt,,
OF the
What was the referendum clause? It's purpose.
"hat erect would 1t have had upon primary bill
II would have had the Gilkeson resolution In
ac II was the Gikeson resolution in differ.
ent form II was subterfuge of the cheapest kind.
1T the opinion OF the other able law
SerS mat ihe French BILL with the attached was
UNCONSTITUTIONAL am perfectly satisfied that
in the House nad the House itbopr
the reier' ndum clause would have passe -
The referendum clause killed the state Sen.
Il feel duty people know how they vera
fooled out of primary If the people prinar, they VIII
have to eject to the Legislature not berav them
The peopie must know their quality rba VIII
consider pledges a conscious that no ,,r,
stand upon The platform he elected ne. .nopa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
QUIZ ALDRICH
ON LORIMER
Former Senator at Capital Ready
to Face Investigators of
Corruption.
WILL SHOW STAND
TAKEN BY Tli~C
Sensational Evidence Yr>tei lay
When Wiehe Called u IS
Absolute l.; -

NASHl>GTO\. july 1a.-N'hetber
IN" Taft administration wanted Lori
mer elected TO succeed Hopkins as
Illinois senator, and whether former
senator AldriCh OF Rhode island.
then the Republican senate leader, wa =
The means through which that wish
was conveyed TO Edward Hines. the
lumbcrman, probably will be developed
tomorrow. Mr.. Aldrich arrived in
Washington tonight and is ready to
appear before the Lorimer commit
tee At once To explain his alleged ac-
ivity in connection with the Illinois
senatorial election.
Hines has testified that he waited
until midnight at the Washington
homo OF senator Aldrich. while tho
latter. AZ the White House. talkei
over the Illinois senatorial deadlock
with President Taft. Al the conclu-
sion OF the conference. Hines said. he
was told bv Mr. Aldrich that the
President wanted Lorimcr elected.
Mr.. Hines has sought TO prove that
his own energies were directed TO-
ward the election OF Lorimcr as the
result of that alleged conference at
the White House. and he declared ac
believed he held the commission of
the administration.
Taft Has Denied
Following Mr.. Hines testimony. a
statement OF the Presidents altitude
o toward the Illinois election. contrary
10 the impression created by Hines.
was issued from the White House
The testimony OF Mr. AIdrich has
been awaited with much interest.
George VI. Reynolds. president OF
the Continental Commercial bank. or
Chicago. who was reported to have
declined the treasury portfolio in the
Taft cabinet. told today the
senate Lorimer committee what he
knew Of Edward lines delivering an
alleged message from the admins
tration al Washington 10 Governor
Deneen To aid Lorimer's election lie
recited how Hines. on the day of Lori
mcr's election. consulted with him on
how 10 deliver tfIe message TO Deneen.
G. F. Wiehe. secretary OF the Ed
ward Hines Lumber company. ce-
clared that William burgess. OF Du-
luth. Mimi. WAS an absolute liar" II
he testified 70 what was read as Bur
CESS TESTIMONY burgess had said
Wiehe had told him on the Winnipeg
flyer March :. 1911. that he subscribed
$4,000 10 Lorimer election fund.
says There Is Frame Up.
Wi"hr 'oid the committee that he
tehc',. -'.r' was a frame up" be-
tween .css and W n Cook The
Latter 81. entity testified that Edward
Hines t,i-rhonod from his room in
ChicaGo. rho dap Lorimer was elected
that he GIinesl would be down 10
Springfield with all ;he money neccs-
sary for Lor.mcrs election. Wiche
said he believed Cooh would periurc
himself 10 iniurc Hines.
Wiehe denied that he ever heard of
Continued on Tenth Page
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Stephenson May
Face an Inquiry
Senate Committee To Take Uo
Charges Of Corruption In Sena-
tors Election.

WASHINGTON. July 1q.-Charges
Of corruption IN the election Of Sen
ator Stephenson Of Wisconsin. will
be taken up tomorrow by the senate
committee on elections and privileges.
Chairman Dillingham; viii lay before
the committee the papers concerning
the case which the Wisconsin legis-
lature recently forwarded 10 the SEN
ate. with request for a congress
siOnal invesueatiou Tho committee
will determine what action 90 should
take. bat thus far the members have
not had time 10 cauviss the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
SchWab Denies
Trust is Planned
Object Of Steel Meeting al Brussels
Was Not 20 Form World
wide Combine

NEW YORK. july 70 Charles VI
Schaah. president Of tho Bethlehem
Steel Corporation gave emphatic de-
nlll to-day 10 tho general report that
there Wa. au effort made az the Brus.
-cl- steel conference 20 make an in
teruatlorai agreement 20 control steel
prices. Nr Sch~ab. who attended thu
brussels conference. returned today
on tho olympic from Europ" %" said
that iron ana steel conditions iu Euro
pcsu cOuutrie- Warc excellent
President Farrell. Of the United
States Steel Corporation also return
ms from Europe to-day. said that the
steel business Was iu an exceedingly
porous condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Stewart Praised
Or. e. W. Allen Examines W. Va. EN
pertinent Station. and Is Highly
Pleased

-r. f'..f f. ... l"f. .I.rsf..r
NORGNNTOWN. July 20 -Dr p
IS Allen. ~ fha O.. s. Department oi
Nlrirulfurr Tuesday inspected the
West VIRGINIA experiment. station
Etcry phase ~ fhr work WAS care
fully rrsI'N'd. Hith tho rasult that
ur Allen a'd uo' even have % suggcs
fIou f" mat" and Vas most cufhusias.
rr r his rfais" of tho york Of nircc
for Stewart Tl" ORIGINAL iuycstira
f0n work ho.ns carried ou Uas parti
ruIart pleasing Nr tUou declined fo
dItru fHn resignation of Prof
stewart as head of tlo station. other
fh1u fo cypress fhs desire fhrf tha
state secure another MAN equally as
'm.i.H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Fugitives Who Sought Refuge in
Ohio From Tyler County
Grand Jury Victims.
GAMBLING PARAPHERNALIA
GIVEN W. VA. OFFICIALS
House Surrounded and Auto
Chase Along River Front
Features of the
Raid.
(Staff Correspondent.)

SlSTERSVlLLE. w. Va. July 1s.-
The raid made on the saloonists ana
gamblers of this city a few weeks ago
by the sheriff. had an echo early
this morning when Tyler county Of
ilcisis in company with Monroe
county. o., officials made a raid on
the camp established on the Ohio
side by the fugitives from Sisters
vile. Two arrests were made, while
the Russell home was surrounded
and searched and fast auto race
run 10 New Matamoras in an effort
TO capture one of the men under in
dictment by the Tyler county grand
jury.
Prosecuting Attorney X. c. Moore
and Sheriff VIII +. Long came in
from Middlebourne Tuesday evening.
In disinterested manner the eve.
ming passed and the first intimation
OF raid came with their swearina
IN deputies and under Sheriff Lona
they crossed to StrinEtown. .. There
Joined by Deputy Sheriff Westerman.
OF Monroe county. they closed in on
the Sistersville campers. w. j.
tChalkyJ Flading and benjamin
White were arrested The camp was
searched hut no other arrests made
though Andrew Dwier was wanted
but made his escape from one OF the
deputies who had him.
Search Russell Home.
Proceeding TO just above String
town the deputies encircled the home
OF Charles Russell and then made
a search al Iu
under indictment at Middlebourue
The search was IN vain. but the party
learned that their man was at New
Matamoras With two autos they
raced 10 that city and made a
thorough search but IT also was in
vain.
This raid was made at / o'clock
IN the morning. The prisoners cap
tured were shown requisition papsrs
AND a. once returned To- West Viz
ginia.
The authorities visited a stable In
StringtONn and seized seven slot
machines and a large quantity of rou-
lette, crap and other gambling para
phernalia. This was taken by the
Monroe county officials and placed
on the ferry boat and turned over TO
the Tyler county authorities. II
was later taken TO Middlebourne.
Today Flading and White were re-
leased on Sl.5O0 bond each under
fifteen indictments for gambling.
Great excitement was caused here
by the raid. II Is believed 10 pre-
coed more active work by the grand
jury. which rcconvencs on July 25.
some twenty Sistersville people
summoned to appear before the last
grand jury. but who failed to show
mp are also wanted by the authori-
ties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

ELklNS. IS Va. July o. -u L.
horror. % VOL known c.tilcu of Whit
mer. who Was injured Monday az noon
in hst hght with sunday pniIv. died
at local hospital zoo ten O'Clock fo.
nlshi without having rcrsincd con
seriousness Dolly BE- iu Jail Horror
Was q married man Prof Bruco Hor
ror. prominent teacher. is one Of
h.F sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
KNIFE DUEL
FATAL ONE
ITALIANS FIGHT OUT GRUDGE IN
JANE LEW WOODS.
One Of Participants Dying in Clsrks
burg Hospital-oHeisIs Seek
the Other.

Special Dispatch ~ fnc Iu'eiiicercer.
CLAkkSBJRG. W Va. July 1q.-
Italians of Jane Lew. near here. after
% long period Of enmity. too day deter
mined ~ end their grudge with a
knife duel in the woods The two re-
paired 10 secluded spot and one.
Laii Naleti received wounds that will
end in his death His assailant. Loui
Nigo. after fatally wounding his enc.
my. fed. leaving him 10 bleed TO death
fro the woods lie was found by work.
men and rushed 70 81 Mary's hospit.
al here tie cannot recover.
\ search Is being made for Nigo.
bur he has ovaded capture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
SOLONS START
RIVER JUNKET
HOUSE MEMBERS ON RIVERS AND
HAReORS START FOR
PlTTSBURG.
viii Inspect Flood Prevention Plans
Lake Erie Canal Route and
Then Ohio.

WASHINGTON. July 19.-Members
Of the House Rivers and Harbors
committee. accompanied by many
other Democratic and Republican rep.
reseutativcs. left tonight by special
train for a ten.day trip as guests OF
the city Of Pittsburg. which recently
appropriated $1,000 for their enter
taiument.
The party VIII spend tomorrow a,
Oh City Pa. az the head waters Of
the Allegheny river, and az Pittsburg
Pittsburs Plans.
FITTSBURG. July 19.-The big
committee who Will look after the en-.
tprtdinmcut OF the Rivers and Ilar.
bors committee Of congress. lett here
tonight 90 special cars attached To the
To- a. train ON the Pennsylyania
road for on City. where tomorrow
morning the visitors. who leave Wash.
.uston tonight and SD direct 20 Oh
City niii-be met II s m After IN.
formal greetings. the visitors will be
taken iu automobiles 20 Franklin,
where the special train will be board
ed for the return 20 this city tomor
row
The day will De- spent IN viewing
the improvements boz the AlIcgheny
river. also the proposed sites for 70
s"rvoirs. by which tine damaging
floods are expected to be- restrained
81 New Houslue-on the party will
leave IN" train and boz brought 10 this
city in automobiles where they will
b" quarter"d 80 hotcl Friday Pitts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
THE WEATHER.


WASHINGTON.
July 10 Forscast
Western prnnayf-
wanna and Ohio IN
settled ThursdHvt
frfdny probably
fatr.
West Virginia
Overcast Thuradays
Friday probably
far
You wonder why
you have M re
trouble than otl CO
people and they
wonder Why you
have less trouble
than they do.