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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-05
CHAPTER xlv.-(contlnued)


"Give me the hat! Give me the
haiti Mrs Blazes exclaimed.
"Giff me my ring the count re-
piled.
She slipped his ring from her finger
and offered it to him hastily But,
with ore hand clutching a round OF
the ladder and the other arm about
the hatbox, he was hardly in posi-
ticn to take it.
How can II" he sputtered. 1T ISIS
a ring, not der mumps."
"Put the hat iii the window; then
you can take the ring" she advised.
"Und den you get der hat und gift
me der laugh?"
"Nonsense!" she answered. Il nev-
cr want to see your ring, or you
again."
Der same to you, und many off
dem,' he retorted, swinging the hat
box around and trying to shove it
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-05

is responsible for the investigation OF
the charges of indiscriminate butch
cry of the great seal herd of the
Pribilof Islands. There had been much
conflicting testimony as to the sizes
and weights of sealskins and as to the
ages of the animals from which skins
variously classified were taken. George
was shown as living example. After
he had served his purpose as com.
mittee exhibit he was turned over to
the bureau of fisheries to gambol with
two other seals in captivity there.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-05
THIS FAMILY WITHOUT TEETH.
False MoIars, Used In Common by IN
diana Couple, Broken ina
Fight.

Elwood, Ind.--It is soup, hash and
the like fer the subsistence of Mary
Myerly and her aged husband now,
neither being able to eat solid food
since their one set Of false teeth.
which they used In common. was bro
ken in fight between the two.
Called before the mayor to explain
an attack on her helpmate. Mrs. Myer-
ly said that her spouse was using the
teeth when 1t came her time to eat
supper and that he refused to give
them up to her. She said that she
then hit him over the head with a
rolling pin. The much used molars
fell from the old mans mouth and the
nlate wPG broken.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-05
CROSSES OCEAN 1000 TIMES

One thousand trips across the trans
Atlantic ocean lane, total distance OF
100000 miles, was Purser Thomas
Kinsey's proud record when he ar
rived in England on the steamship Sc.
Paul, which sailed from New York
the ether week. Purser Kinsey has
been many years in the service of the
American line, just how many he will
not admit, as he said that would give
his age away. Kinsey has also seen
service in the Chinese and India
trades and has sailed all around the
woFl6.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-05
TRAINED SEAL IN CONGRESS

Representative Edward w. Towns
end, one time newspaper man of Mont
clair, N. j., caused sensation at the
capitol at Washington by appearing
at the room Of the committee on ex-
pendituEas in the department of COM
merce and labor. accompanied by a
trained seal. A big crowd gathered to
watch the unusual sight. The little
seal is named George. Mr.. Townsend
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-05

considers his peace is threatened. The
deputies, after considerable coaxing,
got Mark to call off the bees, and
one by one they returned to the hive
through small holes which act as en-
frances to the interior of the false leg.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-05
LIGHTNING SAVES MANS LIFE

OF all the curious pranks played by
lightning. none perhaps surpasses in
oddly the effect OF thunderbolt
which struck Spartanburg. S. c.. one
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-10-05
From One Pound Of TantaIunn.

More than twenty thousand Ocean.
die power incandescent lamp filaments
can be made from single pound Of
tsntalum.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-07
Cheeves Big Shoe Sale

Mems and Boys OXfoTds Pumps
in any color and any shape that's
stylish patent, vici, gunmetal,
kangaroo, black and tan, button
and lace Clearance Sale prices at
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-07
Big Sale on Blue Serge
Suits-Plain & Fancy

$3.50 Blue Serge Suits for $9.45
1900, 1850 Blue Serge Suits 1915
1880, 1000 Blue Serge Suits 1895
22.50 Blue Serge Suits 1915
Mems Colored Suits splendid as
sortment = new models the best
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-07
Special Prices in Our
Clothing Department

We are putting our greatest efforts
into this occasion - and likewise our
greatest values. A genuine reduc-
ton sale on the class of goods We
sell is of great Importance to those
who buy, for it means high-class
merchandise of the highest char
acter at prices far below ordinary.
At the extremely low prices that
we quote below the good things
won't last long. Don't delay Be
among the first to come.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-07-07

10 dozen Mems Shirts, Eagle Shirts
that sold for $50, Cheeves o.
Clearing price each UJG
Is dozen Mems Undershirts and
Drawers was 35c, Cheeves o.
Clearing price each kfG
Is dozen Mems Socks in Tan and
Black we'll worth 15c O.
Clearing price WG
20 dozen Men Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs worth l5c o.
Clearing price each W
20 doZen Men Handkerchief =
worth Zoe Clearing price ~
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Cheeves' Big
Hosiery Special

10 dozen Ladies Hose III black and
tan, was l5c, Clearing fR@
price per pair wv
Is dozen Ladies Hose well worth
25c Cheeves Clearing fVa
price per pair w
Ladies' Silk Hose in black A.
and white on sale per pair forT4G
Is dozen Misses Hose was 25c, in
black and colors for TO-
this sale per pair only lOG
20 dozen Misses and Boys Hose we'll
worth zoe, Cheeves 1Gn
Clearing price per pair sVG
CheeVes White Goods sale a.
Special per yard for Jy
Is pee White Lawn was 15c,
Cheeves Clearing price a.
per yard ~
IS pee Flaxon was 25c in plain
and fancy CheeVes Tna
price per yard kJJ
3 pee Mercerized Lingerie 40-in.
wide was 35c, Clearing s1Hr
price per yard ATU
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-11

BRETT unb leidt uno anlnutig tpie eli
8ogel PORTRAITS tau6t. limb Die Ge.
fabr2 @robe ipeeell Ser Gefobr
liebt Der Meni6 oas Gliesen. 8eil
oieie idone, iuuoe Groberune i'm ie>
ben Qugenblid nit Dem Eooe he.
orobt, Iiebt er iie. or liebt ons
Sliegen, mie er feline Serrin liebt.
Sci einenl groBert ueberlanomettfllrg
bat er nod cine anoere Srer,6e. Or
bat, ME Der 3ugpngel, Elm 8tel, Das
errei6t mer6en muB. Die Sreuoe
iiber Die geiiesung Der 2ilft miro
bur6 &fesfreu6e erbobt. CT
fampft barum, Der erite an einenl
beitimmten Orte gu iein, 6en er nod
ni6t fennt, mo ct iib aber bon onoe.
rem Meniden ertportet tpeiB, bie gu.
erit unrubig, bann eritourt unb
idlieBIid beeeiitert iino, tpentt lie
5tpei ueiBe, amei menidltde SligeI
sur b%eitimmten Belt gum erIten WaI
Ben Simmel perbede11 feben.
Das lit Der einorudponfte @roen.
Bid bes Sltegers, tpenn ct gum ct.
fen Mol ben eroben freien 8lab
Dor iif itebt, 400 er feline SliigeI
ausrnben ion, tpenit er Die pertrau.
ten 3eideL Slaegen, meiBe Glider
ooer Seier fiebt, oie i'm fiibren fol-
len. Damn iteigt ibm cine beftige
@mpfinbune in Die &eble, Die 10 fiib
unb 10 itorf lit, ooB er bie sur6t
beim Mbfllg unb Die @efabren Ser
2uftretie pergiBt. unrube, Greuoe,
Stol5, Gurhto giniamfeit, Soft
ltung unb 8er5tpeiflune, &an1pt TN
sliid, Erouer, Sieg urb ane oieies
beberriheno, Der gebieteriide 9rieb
Ser SelbIterbaltune = bas iino Sic
gmpfinoungen, oie Der &ennflieeer
beim 11eberlanofluge erlebt. 8on
ibren fam man iagenz baB fte et,t
ber6ihtetes MbbiIo Beg Menidenlee
bens FIND.
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Gisenartiser Srinfbedjer.

@uf Dem Shul5ellbof 3u @abmen
BET 2iiner .@mofreis 0ortmuno)
oer 1885 6as &loiter @appenbera
(norolib bon 2inen) ertparb uno
Der 1916 bonn preuBiiben Sisfus
sesen Die Stanoesberridaft girn-
baum in Boien on ben 6rbrn.
bonn Stein nertaui9t puroe, befin.
bet iih nod beute aus l1rbGter 3eit
Elm 8eder, Der our9 ieine ebema-
lige 3medbeoienung uno ourh iei-
ne Sorm bemerfengtpert erldeiat.
Son inn er5ablt Soiepb 2appe, ser
friber ihon Dem Sbnlaenbof ielbit
cine p~ortreffli9e Photographic ae-
wiomet bat, i'm neueiten Sefte ser
inboltreiden 8eitidrift @~eitfalen
Wfuniter /. So, lniberiitats- Bud)-
bdnolung Sran5 Goppenratb.) 0ad
2appes Sdilberung beftebt Der 9e-
der aus orei 6tiif Tannenbol5 ge-
orebt uno am 8oben miteinanoer
perbunoen iino, 10 SAB Der mittlere
aus benz auBeren nnb Der innerite
aus Dem mittleren berporfp16lt,
Der amBere 8eder bat cine obere
Spannweite bon 81 3entimeter, Der
mittlere cine iolde bon 10 nno
Der ~innerite bon ettpa z Bis 8, TO-
nett ii6 Dies, 90 er itarf beiddoist
tit, nod feltiteaen lieB. Die Sobe
oes ganaen 8eders betragt ia
3entimeter, Der Gono pes mittle
rem liegt 1,6 3entimeter tiefer alS
Der oes ouBeren, uno permitlih
Lag Der innerite 8efer ipieoer Ell
pas tiefer ols BET mittlere. @u.
Der anoerer ansltottung un6 Ser
5ierung meiit Der du4ere 8e6r nod
Die Sni9rift auf: nutborinden uno
nmmefebren, lumber p~eritortett
(beri6iitten) is mn bogeren." Mit
oteien @orten lit auf ben Snef oes
gehers bingenieien. 8enn nam-
lid bic Mitglieoer 6es nooeligen
@ottesbauies Gappenberg" in Der
@egeno BON @abmen oes e6len
8eioWerfs pfleeten uno bon Der
0a6t iiberrai6t purSen 10 bate
Der Sdul5enbof oie pfliht, Der 5u-
weileH redt Itattliden @eieaibaft
electromagnetic, 0adtauortier uno
am anoern Worgen oas 6riibitiid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-11

gu seben, mabreno oie iibrigen
8auern in @abmen oas grot FIR
Die Sunbe Iiefern maBten. (ggI.
audi 2appe, 9as @eht oes Sofes
gu @abmen.) 8ei bieier @eIegen-
belt muBte Der Singite aug Der
.@eieaidaft aus Dem Biz gum
Ganoe gefiaten 8eder trinfen.
&onnte 'er i'm nidt in einem Git
&c leeren, II tpuroen Die MGsoe beg
9ofes ber~beigerufen, inn gu bel-
fen. 9a nun Der 8eher oreiteilig
mar, lief beim Srinfen Der fliiiiige
SnbaIt aus Dem nieorigeren in-
neriten IN ben boberen mittleren
uno aus oieiem pieoer in Den nod
boberen 4uBenbeder. gs mar oa-
Der idmierig, ben gan5en Snbalt
III einem 3uge 5u leeren, obne et-
mas oabon gu pergeuoen. Die oa-
bin5ielenoen 9emiibungen mo1ten
Der Saebgeieaidaft iiderlib pisl
SpaB, uno oieiem 3mede bot ser
8eder iabrbunoerteIang geoient,
er NIT @ufbebung Der Sagbsered)-
tigfeit auf fremoem gigentum I'M
Die Mitte beg 10. Sabrbunoerts
feline 8eoeutrng nerlor. Seit Die.
ier miro er, atpar ltorf beidaoiet
uno tpurmitidis, ols teures CRIB
Hid BON ben 8eiisern nit Stol5
benz 8eiu6er ee5eigt. 8ie1eidt
nimmt Elm Observation-Disclosures
Sobrifant 8eronloiiuns, iolde @e-
der iber5uiteaen. Stlaentenperbiu-
bungen ieien iie, foas iie in 8rauh
uno uebting fommen Iollten, Sc.
ionoers empfoblen. auf ieoer 8nei-
pc pirb natiirIi1 Der iiingite 6u6s
~peroonnert ober aud) einmal our
u btpehslung elm yaltes Saus"
freunoli6it au~feeforoert, Die eide
oes 9eders 8u bdnbigen. @elinst's
Dem 4. s. nidt, 10 bat er natiir-
It'd ein aneemeiienes Quanhtm
FStoff gu FIFTEEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-11

etfpas CUR grretttne oes @oltes
aug ben @efabren rinesum BEL.
traeen uno fi9 einen 0or1en mo.
den molten. 0a9bem eintee Sabre
lang Der Mosfito als 70 aiemIid
Der i9limmite Seino bes Meni6er.
geidlefts be5eidnct unb berfoIei
tporoen NOR, miro iebt Die Sliege
als Die Srd9erin unb 8erbreiterir
10 5ienllid oIer Seud)en, Die ser
Vaeniden grbteil iino, bingeIte1t.
Ser Mosfito lit 5por nod nidt aug.
gerottet, aber man fiimmert ii6 llltr
penie mebr nm i'm. Gr ideiut Dol
Zig in @ereeiienbeit seraten gu ieirl
OBJ Der gntbedune oes unenolidb
bel i9limmeren Seinoes. SSagt.
ldlagt, pergiftet, quetidt oie Slie.
gen! 90 tont es bon aaen Seiten
uno in o1en 3eitungen, aber ftets
IN ether 9onart: tiefernit unb ae.
bieterii6 foroerno, nit einem liz.
bell nerfinoen6en Orober. gS faLn
einem oneit itno bange meroen
babel, nno man miro periuht, iid
ms 8etn gu 5pidet nm gu iebei..
Oh man au9 pirflih nod lebt,
ODER nidt i6on Iangit NIT allen
Meni6engenoiien ben euigen Shluf
ihlaft uno bon Der Menibenbec-
tilgertn Jliege MIR mebr tr1unlt.
Oenn ols ein uilerfldrli9es @un'
Ser erideint es i'm 2idte Der Gr.
fenntnis Der @efdbrlidfeit Der Glie.
ge in Der Sat, BOB es beute iiber,
baupt nod Meniden etbt = uar
Die Sliese bo6 bes Menl9e,1 1teter
Sousgenoiie, feit er iiberbaupt ieb.
baft murbe.
81, bu berb. -, bu bero....
Sliege, parte llur, bis id bid frie-
gel" Damn gebt's ibr idledt ultb
nodber, nno aub, ipenn mir lie
ntdt friegen uno Der etpigen Glie.
genjago miioe merben, miro mol
Elm an6eres, bislang ole barnlos
erodetes Sierden als oes Meniden
i1limmiter Geino entoedt, at ben
Branger eeftent uno berfolgt her.
ben, uno 10 meiter, un6 oann tuer.
Den Die Narrer ODER @emilienbafteu
unb @eoddtnisitarfen, Die nibt bell.
tie pergeiien baben mas eeltern
ibr gan5es Sntereiie beaniprudts,
ni6t mebr pilien, mas gu tun, niti
mebr uaeen, gu eiien, trinfen l,ro
atmen, unb einfa6 aug Surbt
Dor Qnitedung ooer 4ronfbeit eli.
neg angltpoaen Sobes iterben.
Die Sage fanst pirflih an, he.
oentlid gu peroet uno es ideint
geraten, Elm @efes gu erlaiien, bab
es alien Meoi5inern Gadmdn,ter,l,
@eiesgebern uim. perbietet, einen
neuen 4ranfbeitstrGser uuo -per.
breiter gu entoeden 10 LANCE tie
nidt 5usleid eitt Mittel erfinoe1,
i'm poaig au~s5urotten ODER LII.
ihaoli6 gu MAIDEN, obne oaB es
urs babel ergebt, pie ienem Mon,
ne, ben iein 9ar eridlug> oIs er Die
Sliege ideuen tpolte, Die oes &errn
Shlof 81 Itoren 6robte.
gbicago Nbenopoit.
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Mttadierea iuie siaer.

Sn Dem Sample, oas 8lut rein
gu balten, g~reifen Die meiBen aor.
perben Die Seine tpie Siger an; oic
Seine beatpingen ober Die fleinen
aampfer oft ourb idnene @ermeb-
rung. Damn iebt Musi1lae, Sc
.i6mIre, @e5ema u1b 1bnlideg @ih
peridlimmern &raft uno Mppetit
aber abnebmen. 9ieier Suitane
p~erlangt electric gitters, ser SEQ.
gen, 2eber un6 Mieren reguIiert uno
Site aus Dem 8Iute ausideioet.
or lit Ger bette 8lutreiniger. "
idreibt 6. &. @uoabn bon Sracp,
Gal. 8eriudt i'm. SOC bel allel
Druqqi1ten.
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pieted. and De will Boz cr0ss-cxamined
when court opens this morning.
Ohccr Bcazie told OF arrcsfue
lirch and of finding two hats and
revolver upon his person. ono OF
iho hats found ON Uirich. DO De- said.
was affcrward Identified by Green
d- DIE own property
Green was ou the stand only 90
short time. and told pretty much the
same story of The shooting as was
iod hf other Witnesses during the
day lio said chat when hc aushted
from fhe car of Jefferson street and
broadway hc heard someone call him
uiri} of D.. and then
followed several shots. one OF which
TOOK effect bob his body The assas.
sins. solid Green. all wore masks and
DO was impossible for him to identify
ans OF them
Mfs. lIrifn. accompanied hy Mr.
lIr.rh.s sister. attended the trial
yesterday 10th appeared much in.
fcrcstcd bod fhc proceedings.
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down Broadway. but stopped when
the shooting stopped. Bee knew none
ui thc men wearing masks. and could
not toll where The men standing Ou
tho corner had gone
Mr. Stead testified to being ON fho
car nnd got of just after Green bad
ahEhtrd from the car. and stopped
when ho heard remark which. DO DIS
memory was correct WAS You a. Of
H D.. wc have sou now and ho 90
Irt Thought Dr. was meant f0r him.
huf just then three or four men stand
nr boo fhn street started fo shoot. and
n H hlIl minute If uar 400 otrr The
m"u. hn said. voro handkerchief. tied
over their faces. just under furi- cgca.
and one passed within H frW frof of
n.m. huf ho d.d uof know hIm U,frI
Green -Hf 5000 shot" and ths men
rfn away. Court here recessed
View Scene ~ Crime.
50 9 O'Clock court recessed for ho
jury fn bo taken to Martins FERRY fo
Wow fnn scene who're tho crime t.n.
committed and after viewing the
r.un WOES token bach fo Uridlaurr-.
whore flr Iurt had supper. and v..e
fhrn fHtrn fu Na'uc on frr rfrraf
fr.. and from There tn $50 CH.r.t.Ifs
Iu conveyance for fHr r..rf session
Might Session.
SO flc uIrIf session off court frrro
witness urrr examined Greer.
Hr man Who Was shot officer
frHl'o. who arrested lIrch fcu
minutes after fnr .IuofnE and Frrd
Weber sore On iHo stand 80 fhc
lIDuruwruf Off court fnc direct c1
animation nT Uln.fU had Trru rur..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
TRINGS I'M I'M

Ini'liltrnccr readers attention ia
called to the announcement In this
morninE issue of the East Wheeling
Daily M1rhcf. SO goo Seventeenth
street This new firm has opened up
% FIRST class market store ana intend
carrying % 'ul line OF produce. fruits.
butter. eggs and live and dressed
poultry. Zach DAY they viii receive
.r'-h goods from the country Their
bargain announcement viii appear
every saturday in the lnteuigonccr
and Che readers viii find DO 10 their
advantage to read their announce.
mtuta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
Newest Neckwear
Here

MO MATTER what style in
a V Neckwear you may fancy
you will be sure to find your idela
here because all the good styles
and latest shapes are shown. A
CIV hints from our practically I'M
United assortments:
Fichu Collars Just received. dainty
lawn laid in folds finisht with plait-
ing. marquisettc trimmed with lace
trimming. 25c .S2.4S
Lord Byron Collars. embroidered and
plain. many new and attractive
styles received this week. 12I2s
anu GOC
New Jabots just in. neat and the
larger shapes. at least - styles for
selection AT popular prices but with
that better look. 25c and. ..... i5c
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Jos Moore alehted from tho oar
Hnd saw Green ahead OF H... .rf
several men standing ou Cd. LID
side or jefferson street. or- .,.... ..a
shooting started. rr e.fT d.. .toDt
r'Iii dhi Do WIS over boo rc. mo-
Wnnfs. and fhr mru who u.err Le
i"r'n Do" and Green wore coiorrd
NHndk'rrh.n'H over their faces After
iH" shooting arI hr bad collected
himself Green called to him and STAG
f'r'i nuf from near fhc Gifts scales
'n Jefferson street and called Im
fi" Hrnf fo l.s assistance aud took
bold D| Green huf le soon vn. .o
"rl. fHIf he IaiI down 0u thr .frr.f
IIr sIid Two MON ram away west ou
Jefferson street hlf hr dI NOT know
fn"m. Gross examined ht fhe lr
."nH" hrnurHf ouf nothing different
fnm ON. direct examination
Awakened by Shots.
John Madnr testified chat no. u,rf
30 OBJ" corner of iroldaay aud Iercr
Hn street, and 0r fIr morning OF Tho
.nnf.r. rH. awaken ly fhr shot. lrd
|"Hi H...ue. HrI opened nIa window.
Jefferson .fr..f ff. Hr ftr
H flrrr. u..f rr frHrr..I street.
rf '.' south nn HrHdHlt. I.t could
'.' i'I rh1 obey urre. ur I. tIrE ..rr
rUI.k Df
..N.ri Jerome f'.fIfof h. woe ou
''' 'r.'i r.r HrN .H. uH bottom. T...H
'Uf 1000 ruf tH.. Hnu grr.n a.f. .f
i HI .. several m.u uf.
"iN'I.F..I uttr HI..r faces Hrr
NnUIIU. .'Hr."I Imm.. ..f.I.
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tered motion to have the case dis
missed. buf judge Lynch ovorruIod
fhe motion
Tho at.ne OF testimony then De-
gan.
Engineer Carl Lash submitted "a
plan o. fIo street and % map OF
"hnr" tIo crime Is alleged fo have
occurred. and th.a required cons.d
'rtIIr tmr.
irni Morris. Who aaa on tho street
rIr from which Green lIrhfod. know
nothing Hs fp Who d.I fhD shooting
John N'Hh testified na fn being win
I.rrN Du fIn u.rhf of fhr shooting
np Hn'N about iu O'Clock when boz Irff
h.m ard wont hDme. buf know moth.
ne OF ahHf iIr.oh I.d after Io Irt
h'm Several other Witnesses uorr
''fm'I.i hlf Inrn Ufre off import
aurn
Afternoon Session.
In fis afternoon gtrrrr GRAY r.s
''r N witness aII testified f1 I..
n. rr f.' rIr aN.u r stopped .f nr
como. N. Hr..I.Ir arI Trr.rrnr
street. n.f H.f rof a..If from u.
..r uUrI after .r fI. .Iufs I.I Doom
' .II I. fH.I... u.r nr N.r
Iu'H H .I |,.. Nr.I ff. .it tau
MON rH ..f oH Jefferson ..ras. n.
Tor Nr.HItI. .f. gr..r .Irr boo
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06

j VI Howell o. popular Druggist o.
'rronshurr by. says we uae
hamhcriaiu's CouEh Remedy Dol our
own household and know 10 is OK.
c'IIcnt For sale by aU dcalcra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06
RIBBONS FOR WATSON

WASHINGTON. May with ideal
weather urovaunr. fhc best entries
or flo meeting we're shown at the
national horse show to day Among
blue ribbon winners TODAY were
Senator o. w. Watson. West Nir.
g.nia stations between OBJ and fft
hands in hcichf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-06

Don't worry because thc other fef
low Eof what fou wanted Do may
ruin him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-20
USED HER Hir FOR SHIELD.
Goldman Hurt In Collision. but wife and
Hoy min jI,rcd

Edward Goldman. a dry goods dealer
living at 1870 East Forty second street
was severely cut and bruised yesterday
afternoon in collision on Lexington
avenue between the taxicab in which
he was riding with his wife and six-year-
old son and a touring car belonging to
William r Dewart. director of tho
Munsey Company.
Mr. Dewart was being driven to the
Grand Central Station to catch a train
Al tho entrance at Forty fourth street
Henry Grippen, his chauffeur. started
to turn the big car 80 as to come to the
west curb pointing south
The taXicab IN which the Godmans
were riding was coming south at n smart
pace and Mrs Goldman saw that col
lision was unavoidable She grasped
her son in her arms. pulled the rug over
them both and pulling off her large pic
ture hat let it slide down over their faces
When the crash came Moses Barnett
owner and driver of the taxicab. duclled
out of the way as the front glass of the
taxicab was smashed into the interior
Of the car Goldman's wife and boy
escaped untouched behind their i'm
promrtu protection.
The cab was badly damaged and there
was twenty minute traffic delay before
il could be moved out OF the way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-20

views and popularity re.ul, Id in hs e,oc
ton to Congress from strongly Rennn.
lican district. "'fdo-
while have decided yievs -, 81.
situation ] feel ! cannot with nronr,o,,,
express them because of my unsi,i ~ y,
Lieutenant Governor and prasidiu,, -,
Cer Of the Senate and also nr tho .,,,,.
Assembly. much HIS would like g. Il,
as Democrat who fulv cyprc..od h,.
views III tho last campaign
Mr.. Iittlcton's open dcclara',,.r ,.
his candidacy AT this time and ,.ln,, D.,
n~ession of his views ON many OF tho ,,.
y br,ant a. "stious nov t"rnra t,r,,r..
and the country will do ihtlnss ra,.,,,.
careful consideration by tho leCisla.,r.
whose duty II IL Ia select lutcd Nr,to!
Senator
Senator George II Burd. the in.urror,
from Erie. who has tesn voting for VI,
lttleton. was one Of the feU l.rr.latn-.
Ground Albany tonight Senator Rird
said he had heard Of the Lttleton lotto,
and hoped il would get the 'ongressmsn
some moro votes tomorrow senate,
Rurd was telling his friends that hc lookoI
for break in the deadlock IN about ion
days, hut he wns not furnishing snv
strong basis for the claim