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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
OHIO RIVER IS
RISING AGAIN
PACKETS ARE ALL DOING GOOD
BUSINESS.
Coal Fleets Are Rushing Back 20
Pittsburs and Will Take
Out Another Tow.

With a stage u 10 feet and : inches
registered az the local port the ohio
IL again rising here and indications are
that nayi gabie stage viii be regis
tered throughout the month of Octo-
Der Al packets are doing an excel
lent business and heavy cargoes are
arriving each dag az this and other
ports
Coal boats that are now "a southern
ports are rushing back O. the head
waters and Will clear Tor the south
land Just ne soon az they receive their
lows october % this year will break
nli former records Tor shipments dur
INK this month Indications are that
10000 bushels % coal will be shin
Yea during october and November 70
the southern ports
Yesterdays Bosts.
linfrtf. fmrinEfou. $50 D. m
TO- h. hcdiord. Tittshurg. 1880 n. m.
To-day's Boats.
Lucille Rowland. Cincinnati. a m
Queen City. TittsburE. . a. m.
iratl Msiamoras. noon
Liberty. cimington. 1.ao p. m.
Wednesday, Boats.
hanaWhn Charleston. 40 u m
" X Bedford. Pittsburr. moor.
Liberty Darlington. 5:3O q. m.
The Marks
PITTSHTRG-Th stage o. fhe
ohio river at Davis Island dam 20.
nigh' is 50 feet. in the Allegheny a.
Hers Island dam. so feet. and AZ
Freeport. - feet and stationary.
clear
OIL CTY-L 2 feet and fanlns:
clear
wARREN-i5 feet. clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Postpone Initiation.

The class initiation OF the local
order Of the woodmsn OF the World
has been postponed from the coming
saturday until the 2sth % this month.
on account OF the liability % the Fair.
mont degree team 10 b. here on the
oAfe set The initiation will BE- in
eharss OF White Oak company OF Fair.
mont. and about twenty local mem.
bers Will take the protection degree
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Schedule Chanr.d

The city ana Elm Grove Railro. A
COMPANY has insuEuratei a change In
the schedule Of trippers and now. In
stead - their running 20 wheeling Park
they VIII 60 out 49, far a. Pleasant Val
icy and return During the summer a
upper vas run 20 the Park between
every regular car. thus maintaining a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

County Superintendent }. u. LAzear. OF
Fulton. De- having the plans and specifi.
cations prepared for new dwelling 10
Be erected on his property on Quarry
street IN Fulton teiEhts addition. ana
the contract viii probably be- awarded a.,
a feW days The residence viii be OF
frame and Will contain about five rooms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Pastor Leaves

Rev. A. u. Riker. pastor OF the Cal
vary NJ. Y. church. In the East End.
will leave to-day with HIS family for
their new home In Oakland. where
Mr.. Riker WAS assigned a pastOrate
during the Methodist convention at
Charleston Rev Beddow. the new
pastor. win move his family from
their present home In Charleston. to
this city on Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
ADVERTISING TALKS
WHITES 1T
WILLIAM G. FREEMAN

HE population OF
SHREVEPORT, LOUIS l.
ANA. is around 10000,
which includes, of course,
men, women and children
yet that little community,
through It's Chamber OF Com
meroe, has decided upon an
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
TO THE EXTENT OF StO.-
600, which represents an as
seSSment of about soc for
every inhabitant of the town.
Mr.. G. /. GRlCG, repre-
Senting the Nelson CheSman
Agency (which has handled
similar campaigns for other
communitieS), was asked TO
address the Shreveport Cham
her OF Commerce on the sub
ject Of advertising.
After studying the Situa-
ton. he told them he thought
SHREVEPORT had 4 Splen-
did opportunity To ADNER-
TlSE ITS ADVANTAGES to
the outside world. in human
interest, instructive copy.
Shreveport and lots OF
other communities have
TUNlTES FOR
SALE. ADVERTISING is
the business mans method Of
dispoSing of his goods, and il
CAN BE USED WITH
EFFECT BY CON-
MUNlTlES THAT WISH TO
OUTSIDE IN
TERESTS to locate within
tnelT boundaries.
One of the healthy signs
of the times is the disposition
displayed by so many COM
of the United States
to LET THE WORLD
KNOW what they have to
offer in the way of MERCAN-
TILE ADVANTAGES, sites
for the establishment of fac
tories, business houses, etc.
Not only does this apply to
towns and cities, but 10 rural
communities as well.
HENRY K. HANNAH, one
OF New Works brainy adver-
Using men, recently gave a
talk on the DEVELOPMENT
OF ABANDONED FARMS.
in various sections of the
country.
The way to develop these
farms is TO advertise them.
The New York Central Rail-
road and the New York. New
Haven s. Hartford Railroad
are also interested in this
and are doing what
they can to sell or lease these
farms.
But, after all, the only way
to accomplish it is through
ADVERTISING, which is the
QUICKEST AND SUREST
WAY OF ACQUAINTING
THE PUBLIC with informa-
ton on any subject.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
HUNTSVILLE
Ssssey cesrs Will Begin Regular Fail
oeesios % Cosrt To-Day.
Otnsr Notes

~ county commissioner viii BE-
- n regular Jan session OF county
- - the county eOurt room this
ee11nG II IL probable that me
1sssnoon session will not be he'd.
I'M % the dsath OF Hrs Soiie. sic
Dsputy shsrir Solts % Ben~Ood
ysenetaSJ matters and rebates are or
- hst for consideration. az is also
tee Application Of the Bell Telephone
Conpeny for a franchise 70 nsinta n
eed operate lines la the rural DIS
trtcts This matter vas held over
ron the September terra. ant q 10
hkeiy that the eo1rt all tAke some
action on the matter az this session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Three vesterday.

Three marriage licenses Nero issued
yesterday BY County Clerk Chase. fol-
lowing n quiet period OF nearly tT0
weeka' duration. Clarence Burch and
Hettis Williams. both OF Cameron.
Jolly Ashley and Lea May s,ealy. OF
Deep Valley. Pa: John A Mulhesrn
and Margaret G. Garvey. both OF Nc
Aechen. were granted licenses 10 wed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
lntarest Serur,d.

A deal was contaminated yesterday
whereby 3. J. Echols has secured a
half interest In the Ciesg grocery
store. situated on Jefferson avenue.
and Mr.. Echols entered into active
partnership yesterday Both are well
known Erocery men and are well
known In the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

five minute scheduIe. The five mirut,
schedule win stili be maintained only TO
Present valley The change became
effective yesterday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

kss. J. y. slAgls. Of The First Pres
bytsri2n church on F1fth street. Will
Leave to-moFroS for Charleston where
Ne WIN attend the West Virginia synod
q ne Presbyterian church The ses-
ssoa viii convene Thursday evening
and continue until Saturday night Of
this weak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17
Talks on Teeth
By Orian Hedrick, d. DIS.
Insuring Satisfaction

One fine day. years back. when
business men began 10 wake up
TO the fact that horse trading
methods In business transactions
ldid not help TO build W a perma-
bent business structure. q wise
tnsn took his quill in hand and
delivered himself Of the following
fkrcefui truth n satisfied Gus
TONER is the best advertisement.
" r 20 a little further in our con-
ception Of Nhat constitutes a sat
is6ed customer. and 20 insure salts
faction, We say 20 each one-Our
work Is positively guaranteed and
AZ any time We stand ready and
az any time TO make same good
But until ne do see your mouth
ve cannot tell what We can do for
you.
n YOU must wear q plate. let us
make YOU one Of our (smooth)
suction plates guarantees never
20 drop in the mouth.
Teeth extracted without 2ain
or no FAY expected.
Gold Grown, 50 Up.
Plates. IS up.
(AlvsOIsr Work a Speciality
Look Cor name on door before
entering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

The wise peoplc-most az them
know This law. They act in ae-
cord With it-not in opposition TO
o. Whatever your taste in life.
you'll DO it better IL you dress like
a winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-17

TO ouHE COLD IN orr DAY.
IVA Nv p HI.INIH laIn. rr TnN-
Irugr. GO refrrf money m BIZ r.Ifs
-l.h llt llc ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
A NEGRO SHOPLiFTER
JAILED LAST NIGHT
He Was Caught Stealing Shoes Al
Kaiser's.

Sumpter Nelson. a young negro.
was last night placed in the Jail on
the charge Of shoplifting, and ne will
probably be tried in the superior
court this week.
Nelson, it seems, entered the store
of A. Kaiser & Bro. last night, as
if he intended to make a purchase.
The store was pretty we'll crowded
at the time and Nelson went over
to the shoe department and was will
ing to wait until one of the clerks
was at leisure to wait on him. In
the meantime, however, he waited on
himself and took a pair of fine shoes
and forgot to pay for them. The CT
ficers were soon notified ami before
he negro had a chance to escape he
was placed under arrest on the
charge of silOplifting and was placed
in the county Jail. He will likely be
tried during this weeks session Of
the superior court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
Three Prisoners
Still Missing
AppIing County Murderer and Two
Others Seem to Have Made
Good Their Escape.

Sam Brown, Charlie Baker and
John Johnson, three of the nine ne
eroeS Wl1o participated in the Jail de
livery Friday morning. and the three
out OF nine who were not captured,
are still at liberty, and although the
Officers made a diligent search for
the missing criminals yesterday, no
clue whatever as to their where
abouts could lie ascertained.
Great regret is expressed over the
escape of the negro Sam Brown, who
had been convicted in Appling coun-
ty on the charge of murder and sen
fenced to hang, and who had been
sent here for safe keeping. Brown
is the negro VINO it was supposed hid
under the Coast Line wharf, and a
close watch has been kept over the
wharf. If he did go under there he
succeeded in coming out without be-
ing seen.
sharp lookout is being kept for
all three of the missing negroes, how
ever, and it is believed that they
will lie captured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
FIRES UPON UNSUSPEcTiNG MAN
THINKING HER HUSBAND
4 BURGLAR.
Sohenk. Prominent Gas Man, Had
Lived Happily With His Wife, Who
is Frustrated Because os Her Fatal
Mistake.

G icago, March 1S.-John SchcnE.
superintendent OF the Partridge
branch OF the Northwestern Gas Light
and Coke company. was found shot
to death early today in his home in
Partridge, a suburb.
The police announced several hours
later after Mrs. Schenk had recoy-
cred from Mysteries. that the wife
admitted she had saot her husband.
mistakine i'm for a burglar. When
the police arrived at the house. Mrs.
Schenk was hysterical.
AT first she said she did not know
who fired the two s OTIS which en-.
tered her husbands body. After be-
coming calmer, she is reported by the
police to nave said:
4 mad retired. after bpeing up late
to an entertainment, and was awak-
ened by the sound of some one in
tne house | was too frightened to
call out, but went to see what it was,
carrying a revolver.
4 saw a man move, and | don't
know how the gun became dis
charged. Then when | called to Mr..
ScAenk and he did not answer. a sus
picion came over my mind. and /
found | had killed him. 1t was a
horrible mistake, as We always have
been very happy"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
MANY OFFICERS
WILLING TO GO
GEORGIA MllITlAMEN READY TO
JOIN IN MANEUVERS IN
TEXAS.
Besides the Large Number Who Have
Already Announced Their Willing
ness to Go TO the Front" Twelve
More Volunteer for the Service.

Atlanta. March vs.. Twelve addi.
tional officers of the National guard
OF Georgia have volunteered their
services pending the call of the war
department for more troops on the
Mexican order. Tie names Of b1ose
just received at the office of Adjutant
General Scott in the state capitol
are as follows; Maj. ". J. Pres
ton, of Atlanta; Captains Frayd OF
Gainesville: Spratt. of Atlanta: AR
mold. OF, Athens, and Charles Harpe,
formerly OF Atlanta, but now of New
Orleans, La; Lientenants Morrison.
OF Atlanta, Sessions, of Marietta:
Way, Of Marietta: Jones, of Waynes-
boro; Gordon. OF Mcintosh; Winn. OF
Atlanta, and Jourge, of Columbus.
AS yet no information or orders
from the war department have been
received in regard to the call for
more troops on the frontier, but it is
thought that a message will tie re-
ceived relative to the matter in the
course of the next few days.
DOiht uDuDt mas D6SD expressed IN
military circles as to the right of
the president to call out the national
guard in the event trouble arises in
Mexico, and more troops are needed
to assist the regulars either in the
invasion or defense. The general inh-
preston among officers in authority
is G1at the national guard could be
called out in the event that the reu-
trality laws are violated by the Mex
ican government.
The fact that the insurrectos have
secured arms and in otser ways yio-
lated the neutrality law does not
necessarily apply to the Mexican gor-
ernment, according to local men. The
fact that the insurectcs are not q
recognized lody of organized men
causes the impression to prevail Il a.
their actions are 10 be classed among
those of mobs and that the Mexican
government could only lie held re-
sponsible for their action il they
caused loss of life and property to
citizens OF the United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
OFFICERS MADE
RAID ON MONK
STREET TIGERS
TWO WHITE MEN ARRESTED.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING
PROHIBITION LAWS.
TWO Small Satchels, Filled With
Many Half-Pint Bottles of Whiskey.
Found Last Night In a Saloon on
Monk Street.

Assistant Chief Wilcher and ais
two mounted officers last night made
raid on W1at is known as the Red
Front saloon. on Monk street. and
place, but no evidence could he Sc
}. B. Thomas, proprietors of the
place.
FOR some time reports have reached
the ears OF the officers that whis-
Key has openly been sold at n3is
place. Tut on evidence could be Sc
cured to warrant the arrest of the
proprietors Last night, however. #
was decided by the officers to see
whether or NOT this report was true.
Officer Wilc5er, accompanied by the
mounted men, entered the near beer
saloon and announced that they were
going TO make an investigation.
This near eer saloon is divided
into a white and colored section. As
soon as the officers started the in
spection they found small hand
satC2el, secreted under the counter,
containing two or three dozen half
pints of whiskey, while the Officers
inspecting the colored side Of the sa-
loon also found a hand satclel con
tanning an equal number Of half pints
Of whiskey, Whereupon the two pro
prietors, whose names are given
above, were placed Under arrest.
charged with the sale of whiskey
These two men had nothing to say
IS to the whiskey found in their
place. but announced that they could
eiv3 ond. The bond was fixed et
$500 each. and both of tie propri-
etors secured the necessary onds-
men.
The cases will come up before
Mayor Butts at tomorrow session
of the municipal court Ii the de-
PENDANTS are convicted, it is also
probable that they will answer to
the state court for violation OF the
Georgia prohibition law.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
RUMoRS OF FUTURE TROUBLE
UNITED STATES ARMY.
War Department Gives Out NOTHING
Definite, But Suddenly Shifts Regi-
nents From Maneuvers In Texas to
the Philippine Islands.

Tucson, Ariz., March IS Having
taken q roundabout course through
san Antonio, as if headed for the
army maneuyers, the Second United
States infantryt, under command of
Colonel Mansfield, today passed
through Tucson en- route to San Fran
cisco, where the men embark imme-
diatey for Honolulu
Ii is understood that this will be
an additional force for the Hawaiian
Islands, and not for the purpose of
relieving other troops. 1t is rumOred
in army circles that within the next
three months 1900 men, including
infantry, cavalry and field and noun
tain artillery, will occupy the Hawaii
an and Philippine Islands.
Many army men believe that war
with Japan will come in the not dis
tant fture, and the war department
is quietly preparing for such an
emergency. The secret service has
been very active in recent months.
and their reports, it is said indi-
cate trouble within few years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
Local Firm Gets
A Big Contract
n. M. Miller G. Son to Completely
Furnish the New Hotel On
ST Simon

II. NJ. Miller 4 Son, the WellknoWn
local furniture dealers, yesterday
closed a contract with Messrs. Bum
and Gibson, owners and managers of
the new hotel on ST. Simon. for the
complete furnishing of the handsome
hostelry, including all OF the furni-
ture to be used in the rooms, in the
dining room, and also for large
range which is to he used in the
Fitchen, as well as all of the other
kitchen outfit. The range to We used
will be the celebrated Miller range
which is handled by the local con
cern.
The competition for the furnishing
of the hotel, especially for the large
range. was very keen, the local com
pany competing against the repre-
sontatves Of the Majestic, the Mon
arch and all other high class ranges,
!ut from among the number the
Miller range was selected, which
speaks well for it,
r. Miller, managtr Of the local com
pany. announces that he will at once
begin fitting mp the new hotel. which
will be ready for business during
the coming season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
BEGINS THIS WEEK.

Always in the lead on sales A..
Ielmenovitz will inaugurate the first
big sale Of the season tlis week On
Monday and Tuesday every article in
his tie dry goods store will be put
on sale at greatly reduced prices.
Mr. Zelmenovitz has always been in
advance of the season in beginning
his sales lie believes in the old
adage, THE early ird catches the
worm" and with this idea he puts
his sales on early in the season. In
other words, he offers his customers
bargains when they are obliged to
have the goods and does not wait
until they have bought all they need
and then offer bargains to induce
them to buy more.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
SOME MARVELLOUS PICTURES.
"lassoing Wild Animals In Africa" to
Be Seen at the Grand.

''LassOing Wild Animals in Africa"
which is acknowledged to be the
most wonderful picture the world has
ever seen, will be shown at the Pas
time next Friday. matinee and night
If any one had told our forefat1ers
that their grandchildren would sit in
front of curtain and see scenes
from all parts of the world slowly
drift across. they would have been
Stunned. and looked for the next
berth at the asylum. These brave
American cowboys were looked upon
much in the same light when they
started out on their extraordinary eX-
pedition, the o. iect of which was to
capture without anything but the
lariat, all the wild animals of the
African jungle.
In these pictures YOU see it all;
the wild charge of the rhinoceros,
as he tries in vain to trample them
under foot, TIE great leaps of the
lioness as she leaps at first owe,
then another, and other scenes too
numerous to mention at one time.
Brunswick is indeed fortunate in be-
ing able to see these wonderful pic
lures, as few cities of her size can
afford them. as they are the most
costly ever shown in the south.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
MONSTER DAM. NAMED IN HIS
HONOR, WAS DEDICATED
YESTERDAY.
Millions of Acres of Land Will Be
Reclaimed - Roasted Ostrich One
Served at Phoenix

Phoenix, Ariz., March rs. - Col
Theodore Roosevelt and his party al
rived here this morning and left i'm
mediately on Il seYenty-fiYe mile mo-
tor trip across country to the Roose-
welt irrigation project, just complet-
ed. This afternoon the former Enesi-
dent formally dedicated the great dam
named in his honor. The last stone
in the parapet walls of the massive
structure was laid last month. and
the project is now complete and viii
reclaim millions of acres of land
hitherto almost worthless.
Mr. Roosevelt was accompanied on
the long automobile trip by Mrs.
Roosevelt and Miss Ethel eyelt.
who came to Arizona to Vi Arc1ie
Roosevelt. who is now in a private
school at Mesa. A great celebration
is in progress at the town of Roose-
Welt, where the colonel and his party
Will spend the night
Tomorrow the Roosevelt party will
motor back TO this city. stopping on
the way at Messa, where the eX-presi-
dent viii inspect the school and prob
ally address Archie's fellow students
Tomorrow night and Monday will be
spent in this city.
One of me big features of the stay
of Colonel Roosevelt in Phoenix will
be q breakfast at which roasted
ostrich will occupy the center of the
table, with an omelct made of os-
trich egg as the chief dish A thou
sand citizens of Phoenix will take
part in the feast.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
Superior Court
Convenes Monday
BY Judge Conyers-Number of
Cases to Be Tried

Judge Conyers will convene t'o
Glynn superior court in adjourned
term tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock
and the criminal docket will be taken
up. The court was at work on this
docket when it recessed in January.
hut large number of cases remain
on the docket and it is expected that
the court will be in session for the
entire week
The grand jury will also meet to-
morrow morning, but il is not eX-
pected that its session will last very
long, as most Of the work of the jury
has already been completed. How
ever, it is understood that the jury
will he in session long enough 10
return a few indictments.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19

Washington, March 18.-The Sec
ond infantry is being sent to Homo
lulu in accordance with orders IS
sued by General Leonard Wood, Chief
of staff of the army, November 16.
Two hattaliors of the regiment, now
en- route for san Francisco, sail with
in a few days for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
1t was the original intention to send
them March 5, but their departure
was delayed by the sending Of the
Chinese relief expedition, on the army
transport Buford, no other transport
being available.
The third battalion, Second infan-
try, is now at Fort Russell, Wyom-
ing. This battalion sails for Hon
olulu July ).
All this is reported ty the war de-
partment as being merely the carry
ing out of plan worked out several
months ago for increasing the garri-
son of Honolulu
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-19
TAFT PREPARES FOR RETURN
TRIP TO NATIONS CAPITAL

Augusta, March l8. .- President
his spring vacation at tle Country
cluN today. TIE president has thor
ou2hly enjoyed his rest. He has
done his best to forget there is sucl
thing in the world as work and has
nearly succeeded. Taere will be, in
consequence, a heavy accumulation
of official business awaiting him in
Washington. He is in good condi-
ton to attack the work.
The presidents message to the spe-
cial session Of congress, which con
venes on April 4, will te brief if
he will recommend that nothing be
considered but, the reciprocity agree
ment bill, or Whether he will indi-
cate such desire simply 3 conrn-
ing himself 10 the subject of the
agreement cannot now be stated.
From formal statements Of democrat
ic leaders, the president has every
reason to believe revision Of lwo or
three schedules Of b1c Paync-Aldrich
tariff act will Lc undertaken
Senator Tillman, Of South caro-
lima, who was in Augusta several
days ago, said the democrats in the
house we're elected 10 revise the tar
iff, and they ou9't to get to work
at the earliest convenience. There is
said to be a possibility that the presi-
dent may call the proposed treaty
with Great Britain to The attention
of the special session, but h1e chances
are that the pact will wait until the
regular session next fall.