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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05
The HeraId's
Daily Shert Story

I when he insisted that people would
talk if she suddenly gave UP her daily
tour.
Jules Adam was surprised at Ewes
exceedingly cold and distant manner
that day.
Have offended YOU" he asked at
last.
NO. not at ALL" said Eve. but peo-
pie have begun TO talk about US"
Perhaps I had better leave"
No, 1 don't care a bit about their
gossip" said Eve.
But I have to. I am very sorry. /
would have liked you to consider me
your friend, as far as a chauffeur may
aspire to that"
The car stopped. From the other
side Of the road came a familiar voice
that of father Colbert
Good morning, Mile. Texieres-any-
thing wrong?"
NO not at ALL" Eve replied as she
sat down again. II did not see you.
father Colbert.
The priest continued on MS way.
followed by their eyes. Then Jules
Adam pulled himself together and
started the car
why there is father Colbert again"
Eve exclaimed.
'"The eavesdroppeF." craid Jules
Adam
He is going to tell papa" Eve went
on. There's going to be a row"
'Oh, what can do?" he groaned-
at was not your fault, OF course. if
NJ Texieres hears distorted version.
I must
Il viii take the whole blame Eve
protested.
Well, what further happened does
~ hot
the priest went straight to Chateau
Formal and it was very much later
when Eve and the chauffeur reached
there.
Father Colbert was surprised, when
they did come, for Texieres raised a
warning finger to the priest and was
silent until Eve entered the room
Eve he said sternly. as she closed
the door behind her, Il think you have
something to tell me-"
'T have, papa" she replied. and
looked at father Colbert scornfu1ly- Il
am engaged to NJ. Adam. and ii is no
use telling me he is only chauffeur.
And it will do you no good to gel
angry"
But 7 am not" laughed Texieres Il
have been expecting this for several
days Where is Jules Adam? Jules
Adam, Adamr'
Eve stood dumfounded as jules
Adam entered. Her father must surely
be out of his mind. She expected
scene but instead her father took
Adams hand and said: You need not
explain young man. I know every
thing 1 have seen through your dis
guise''
but it is all right now Jules Adam
replied MY father and have made
UP. hal letter from him this morn
ing.
4.Your father" Texiere gasped. But
are you then not
Count du Ramillon.' the footman
announced from the door.
MY car broke down just outside
the count said to the perplexed Tex
ieres. 80 I thought it a gentle hint for
me to visit my new neighbors. Why
father Colbert is here. too. l see
"You miserable swindler," Kissed
Texieres to the poor jules Adam. what
do you mean deceiving me like that?'
why If this is not Rauol" the
count exclaimed, as he caught sight OF
the chauffeur ct did not know you
knew NJ Texieres-''
who is that-that gentleman" Tex
ieres asked the count in a loud whis-
per.
who? Raoul? Why bless me. he is
the Oldest son Of count de Moutlucon.
and one of my best chums. But why
this secrecy. Rauol?"
81 called myself Adam to hide my
identity, because I had a scrap with
my father. But let me now introduce
you to Eve-Miss Texieres. 1 mean"
Adam and Eve" Texieres exclaimed,
why never thought of that"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05

Mrs Ray Lyon. formerly of Sher-
man, Texas, but now living in Cold
field, New, passed through here Thurs
day on her way to Sherman, where
she will spend the summer visiting
her old home friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05

HERALD TRAw
ELING AGENTS.
Persons solicited
to subscribe for
The Herald should
beware OF impos-
ters and should
not pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that no
is legally author
ICED by the IA
Paso Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05
Lower Prices For Staples

o1PARIsoN Of cash of staples the
substantial prices
~ ssc oats then &c
ss; cotton cloth that $780,
$685.
few articles show increase, including coffee,
conditions
the fonwg industry
finance Lower reflect decreased demand following
lower viii stimulate demand
early Industrial advance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05
HlRAETEED
7@-U -wr

- - AlNlNAA - = - -
CIRCULATION.
The Herald bases
al advertising
contracts on e
4 u a r e 2 I e 9 OF
more than twice
the circulation Of
any other FL
= q 3 O. Arizona,
Few Mexico or
West Texas pa
per. Daily average
exceeding 10000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05

The Herald spending its
either diameter In addition
of
features of superior merit than region
reading to
the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05
Commission Government. In the
German Cities Solves Problems

In the Fadeand Cities May Rule as Suits Them Best and
With Wide Latitude.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05

Tia Associates e American }
Advertisers hiss examined snd certified 10
The e;;-rzl.6an 4 ths pubEreioa. The 6essil
sepaa q s,<h ez.nnsion h On He - DE
New Yorx oEcs q tie Ascension. Ne
CDR ssxw q eiaculzsion szarszsesd J
n. 81 gNs4<sa..:a!.:e',,'.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-05

The "Magistrat."
The Magistrat isla body of admins
trative authority made up Of one or
sometimes, two burgomasters, and
number of members. usually about one
third as many as there are councillors.
These officials are appointed by the
council, but can be removed only by
the higher authorities, whc also must
confirm their appointment. Some OF
these are saIaried positions and those
who fill them are experts in their re-
spective branches Of municipal govern
ment One holds the position OF Kam-
merer, or head of the city's financial
affairs; another acts as Syndikus, or
chief OF the legal department The
Schulrat is the head Of the primary
education system. while the Baurat has
charge of public works. All these men
are chosen solely with respect to their
fitness. and need not even be residents
of the city they serve. They usually
start IN the smaller cities and work up
to the larger ones. The Magistrat is
known as the upper house of the city
legislature. and is the direct represen-
tative OF the state.
There are many other interesting and
important features in the municipal
administration Of German cities, such
as the citizen deputies. who correspond
in general to commissions which serve
without pay and which in this country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
Application for Franchise.
AYPLIcArios HoTrcr

N1ftl- - h@-~rg 800 fFaF 80 ra~-
- .rarrfnn rauFss.N. a corgssrs O. n
---.s..-,-,r - W. 49, - .,-s-.s
--ins ~ 10 rtrst fo t~-if IL s4c-
rN'f- els a--iCn~. go rHn-frlcf ard
49, as 30 rffy ESQ., Y-srr frrri he
.f "0~r frt- ore 'rarce takrs Il
O. ratnta.u auf -csFste a. saf,-
~-2- Nv ilails - corstruct~t
% - fint ere aF~-atfrn - ,ars tss-
@atE~ 10 90 frrf rgrf and urF-
~ y - ar1 rye feet to trcr-s -
- t.f ctrsr eiecfricai o. me
p anl lsrce- rrou And over $Hrth
-'rrvf ant tre 80 Tor MN Rad
-NN p q rrrnr-trarf~sil from So nuec-
- '1sfe - ths p----n, 'rscs.
Y t.~ .ee,f-g Traction Crrrrsny an
arf'e Erattinn Company 80 90
- 49, a. Nsstrs o. to Nortr
'- ~ 80 fNtN - Nhe-itnE 49, 80
'''nr-f saff f-srks wives art efh~- ne--
~H-HfF rtr f~trai a~l mechanical arrN-
Ances - sstt point ~ft. tt- t-arks -
' 900 fannauli- Traction company
- N~ Go D. csrrtrncfsd from
- .ty nifs NorthNar1fy
..ff~ 49, also 90 - ST. CAV -
.'rtt ffar.n = council ans sIfh the
Nufit an i-H-pfftc'a t1-rk 9 80 Sec
'ho hFanc. - t.einr'l. nu ordinance g.
-. o.. .t'-sf in O." council . tie Clts -
ne -t.,s mentioned r.ssts 49, 3D.,
nance. .n addition o. tie rraktrg % So n
Eranf OBTAINS provisions i7 the matter
~ indemnity = Tire tlts. -uuip-rsstlon
~ property. etc. o. pursuance .
10 - DIVISIONS - TIE tff, Garter. ~
'frn ." NltCn o-dtrants Tor furt rr
.nturtuat - hereby made
rs ItNNil-E TEN'TipN 'oMPANh.
70 =" %. NAGi-E. Nice President
"a -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
SUES KINDELBERGER
Deputy Ere Marshal Made PARTY In
WOOD County Damage Suit for
False Arrest

fAkkEKSBi re. ~ Va. oct 81
sur for 5000" damage. was in-fi
fu''d fhis afternoon by Albert tr1-.
against " g. EIndeIberscr. Df
Wheeling Luke Cross and James
Gross. of this county Cross alleges
that The last named defendants. vino
are tis brother and father. LODGED
with kindeIbotrer. no i- a derufv
state FIRE marshal cha~c. tb.f Do
burned their hous" and barn cross
Nas arrested ON am arson charge ny
hlno"lh'rE"r. but subsequently the
grand jury failed 20 iudIcf lm He
wants damage. alleging false inn
rrieurmeuf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
or CITY PRoPERrr.

hi virtue - deed % trust made rs
Harry Mason. arc Emma Mason HE
We. - me- as trustee. dated the loth
'r fre office 81 the cI~rk ~ the county
ONT - ohio county. West Virginia. IN
l'-ei - Trust Bnok 80 -. paEr ass 1
,oruty. West Nirglnta on SATURDAY. IN.
1871 daN Il Novrmb~r. lsli. comm~n cling
o.. b" " iuck 10. All that certain lot.
MAIN street. and fronting Thereon. fr tile
fiftl ~ard - me 'ity or Whe~.iuS ohio
'"1nfA. West Virginia. and more parttc-
l.erIy described a. follows to-Wlt
>aid property being IN" south
-r1 ON 90 anu TIE north eleven feet 81
''f number furfy-~lN ts6I in tnapliue
ln4 t"ff addition 90 the City uf Wheel
.r- ami fronting twenty-five t..s feet
con- fh" west side ~ Main street. aud ~
iFH. ~ back ~ on even width 90 an
aI'9 It the rear 90 said lot. together
W. o." "ll tie buildings and imurus -meuts
situated thereon. oF sppurtenauces there
This being the same property that was
fc''-'t 90 10 said Harry Mason for and
tl.iug Dis natural lifetime bY tie last
wii and testament Or susan. or Susanna.
Mason. deceased. being now 90 record ia
lN hy"h 40 al page 80, OF TIE rec
orls - ohio County. West virginia. and
iA" Sam" property That a.. heirs OF q .
-s.d susan. ur susanna. Mason convey -
til tf"Ir rlEht. ttlc ana interest ia. "a.
-sirS % th~ said susan. coz Susanns,
Mason. under the viii aforesaid. 10 the
-Aii Harry Mason ly two deeds that are
'." or record iu TIE Clerks bffire or
..Nl" t"Gnty, West virginia. BOO Deed
h'"N ~" lfs. 49, pages 2u1 and -u4
TERMS bF SAIE
t4".f.lrI of zoe rur.Un-. money and
% mu'h more az the purchaser may elect
- pay. 20 cash ou %" NaN 90 sale. and
me residue ia Two equal annual IaN-
Hrhi~. Nith interest at -iN Ter cent from
date. payable semf-Buuually. flr pur-
laser giving notes for the deferred ir.
>fa4iUrHtH with approved security. and
90" flt4" &C. the property being retained
ny the trustee until ~ is fully paid FOR
". " DUNLAP.
TT. d. if'-t- 7 d Trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

foUED a rIrf nf money gu,er -.
Na." n tr Identifying the same .r.f
paying far tle aftsrflasw.rt D. p,
inN 1o1. HrII4-port. o. o.-n.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
FOUND DEAD IN
WELLsBURG PLANT

$50 m .r.r.f.. I. ffe frf...a....-
NtLi.~bI re- ~. Va. Oct 90
James Parrish. aE"J 80 Years was
FOUND dead un Pho heater room at the
Harvey paper WIii George TImmuu-
was walking thrnIch 'fa mu go
rh0uf O'Clock. and noticed Nr Par
f'-n sitting in n chair back of nc
-'"t" lui vent over % speak t1 him.
Hni i'i'.nE no answer when ha spoE.
y I.'d 20 arous" him and discovered
Ihaf Parrish VAS dead Sir Parrish
ir survived bv two sisters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
Foz SALE


-. a., Maze. i- 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 90 Manufacturer Jobb,r. Mar
chants and Other Wholesale Dsalnrn

Notice 90 Manufacturer Jobbsrr Msr-
chants aEd Other WholssAis Dealers
Tho state Board ~ Control Of M Stsfs
" West Nirgiait Nlit receive bids daily
az lts Cffio- az Charlsstou. Wet Nir-
several state Institutions ne financial
management % which ~ vested IN said
tpari Contracts VIII De awarded 20 the
west bidders. quality considered and
"thsT things being equal. West virginia
4raiers VIII be given preference
l.iNtT ~ supplies needed VIII b fur
HlrL 81 bidders on receipt Of requests
stating fls line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
= f-tf tha~.eaton. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

in Wasrinr AM al surround
Inr towns tn " "a. ou ncuss-
rnif goods pianos. str iesN-
.rg their IN Nnur pH--~-sior.
O. one Near's time % Fay n
srnsli weekly o. unnthiy ray
on eufs
wat iosn with - VII
cost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
David Graham Phillips

has written The Price She Paid"
IL IS a woman's struggle for and
against love She married for
money and then - -: The
story IS attracting the attention OF
every lover OF romance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
FOR SALE.

ron sALE-Irsrh Jersey COW VI.
uelfer raif flii tl1o,isd Gail B..
Phone 1F4-U-Zt IIm Grove r..
ron SALE. Ia pet fnquIre ~ .
o.. Thornton. O. .easnrf Grove. o. OIL. .
ron HALE-lakefr auI rfnre. d. r.
Npu.'. Fr.0f O. rn nH ~ cold al rt .
Inquire nf John WaIker fIarrrt1r a.
u.I...
ron HALE-rfe Wm 10 walton fs-..
- miles from Spencer STATION.
IN.n. house. cellar. water .a .rrf
.Hf barns EraInery end other 0lfbu.
lr.n. rouI orchard IrY..r. - I...
Do afiFr Glassr flfy. OHIO. o. d. e. .
u.rE.s
ron sALE-farrs Mo. gar r,uIIf.....
'fr ana f.ffrff cents e. head f..
-l lrl. I.tI faIu af. r.fs ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01
AUSTRIAN CABINET
RESIGNS IN BODY

VIENNA. Austria. Ocf 30 The
Austrian cabinet formed LOO June JAS.
WITH Baron Gaufrh Won PIankerfru--
H- premier resigned today. ou.r. fo
30 failure f1 unite tho factions Ir t..r.
tam"rf i1 support az irs progress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-01

For Sale-TypewrIters
- ~-~-~~~~~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~-~
condition. ~ T. smith gi0 Main Id
"neeiiAg Sat is5s-A. Ben. SIR
au-zg. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
VERY DRY
was Hearing Friday OF Sugar Trust In
vestigators At Capitol.

WASHINGTON. June 3U.-Da,id =.
~tet~ou. Philadelphia ship broker AMI
cousin of Washington r.. Thomas an ln-
di,ted director Of the Amcdican sugar
Refining Company joII tie house sugar
trust inVestlEatiuE committee today how
ue acted as Thomas agent iu uerotla-
lion with Adolph S"Eal for aqUisitlpu Of
Tire Pennsylvania sugar Refinery
~tefSuu- uu~ucD cS-ful negotiations
were prior Co S"-al'- occurring Of q loan
IRON Gu-tav kissell FOR the trusts iu
tp1.
Former President Charles q. Harrison.
or the luiNer~. OF PcuuSy wanna. once
ono OF fue founders OF the Franklin
SI-.r ls~frIu'-y company. sold TO the
trust ir 1897" testified that then lac ,iil
NOS know there was amy risk OF violating
federal Law Operated hy tie sugar
trust from 1892 To- 1897. the great plant
which it aud ..- associates g~.. ted and
sol L' ~aii. hal been idle since. he
cause uf the great oN"rproductiNc caplc-
lty OF the eastern rcfireris-.
Asked 10y EeprcSentstive Kinds what
'. fao-EAt should uc lone to stem Tire
predatory ac'iv.ae- OF great cJmhiua-
tiouS of capital 30 this court. Ny. Harri-
son said was publicity Was Of the great
est value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

p"nN ar" drilling tests on th. N,Wtor
Slt'zct ana w. .. Webb farms
IN IN chester I'M district. Maroon
township. Morgan county. Hnn,.r 4
Riddle have drilled No. . on th.. l.i-,.,
tdEcrton farm through thu cow Run
sand and have a show for a ,-barr.i
pUmpcr
In TIM Payne district Iawr.uc.
township. Washington county I ~
ltlcN has completed second test ON
IN" j. l.. clark arm and has a r.ltu-
RAJ producer good for : barrels % day
IN IN" second COW Run sand In IN.
sam" district Il. Clark IL starting No.
! on m" Mara ret Sparling farm
In IN" l"wisNi!lc district. Monroe.
county. 'h' carter bil company has
now drilled It's t.st ON M. Kiunnch
heirs farm through the G-r,a urit and
has a buster Zoo an sands. Ia ,h. sam.
district IN" Fur' Pil Company has
completed No . 90. L.. Geo.. y.
ladd'n farm and has 90 very .irht
pumper in the Kcen,r sand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Fight Baker Ward
A"eeed Such Is Object Of twenty-five
million Dollar Combination Of
BAKING Concerns.

CLEVELAND. O.. June 80 - A
S"'OOO."OO mortgage rom the General
taking company. $4,000. 900 COM
Dlnatlon recently formed in the east.
was Med in the county recorders Of
nee mere late today in favor OF the
standard Trust company of New
YORK. At present the Cleveland Bread
company Is the only local concern in
inc consolidation. The Juergens
talking company of Wheeling is in.
Cluded
Independent bakers o. cleveland
claim that the new combination viii
night George Ward. the millionaire
baker. and that the organization was
formed just in time to prevent the
absorption by Ward of the country's
bakeries in every city with over So
600 population.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
MORPHINE victim
Mrs. Henry elankensop. Of South
Huron Street. Dies From Nor
phine Early This Morning

Taking tablet of morphine AT her
home on South Huron street last night
shortly after six O'Clock. Mrs. Henry
Blankensop became III an uncouscious
condition. and although physicians
worked over her until near one o'clock
this morning, she passed away al 80.
conflicting reports regarding the
death were circulated. one being that
she took morphine with suicidal in
tent but her relatives state that she
had been suffering from a violent
headache. which she was subject to.
and took morphine 10 relieve the pain
She was thirty years of age. and is
survived by her husband and four
children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Big DEFENSE FUND
Assess Labor IS Cents to Help Defend
McNamars-Will Sell Stamps.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 3O.-Every
member OF a labor union in this coun-
try is 10 be asked TO contribute |25
cents toward the defense of John J.
and James Il. Mcnamara. charged
with dynamiting outrages in Los An
geles. according TO plan adopted by
Samuel Gompers and other national
labor organizers.
II is expected in this way to raise
defense fund of 100000 this sum.
mer. Mcnamara stamps" bearing
portrait OF J. J. Mcnamara. also are
10 b. issued. 10 be sold AZ one cent
each. tho proceed 10 go into the u
Tense fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Shock Fatal
TWO Women Die When Boat Hits Rock
-15o Land IN Safety

VICTORIA. T.. c.. June 30-Two
women passengers died OF shock when
CD" excursion steamship Spokane.
which Tor years has been used Tor
cIrryiuc tourists To the Glaciers and
towns OF southeastern Alaska. struck
rock iu seymour \Grrow~. T. c.. and
was bcIchrd LAST nicht ion Plumper
Bag. rs miles north of Vancouver. to
prevent her sinking in deep watc-.
he dead 7re Mrs VIM Colder. Of
Oakland. tan:crui.. and Nr5 j. =.
Strauss. % Philadelphia. Their bodies
were placed on steamship bound
for Seattle
so fh" 100 passengers except these
Two were landed in small boats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
ESTABLISH CAMP
Government Recommended by Taft "a
Acquire Gig Tract In Tennesses.

WASHINGTON. June go.-PrcsidentI
Taft sent 10 congress to-day the 70
port of the commission authorized
.aat February 10 investigate the Teas
ihihty Of establishing permanent
mancu,cr and practice camp Tor tna
r.-u'ar army and che militia noarl
Cfickawara .Chattauoosa Mluiary|
Park. bob Tennessee
IEc report oil The commission wad
accompanied by the recommendatiou'
ol Srr~r''ry of War Sumsou that
tract o. 5000 acres near TuuahomaI
Tom offered by fhe citizens OF thai
community hc accepted Tor The camlI
site and that thc government acquir|
ls.N"n acres off ad5oIning land for Il
ARTILLERY practice and vancouver TEA
Tho property can be- had Tor So go al
acre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
MAY BE MURDER.
Lawrence n. meek'ns Held as Assail.
ant Of =. {. Hairless.

Special Dispatch 'D f'. Iut.liiscucer
CLARK SBURG, ". Va. June 3O.-
F. +. Hairless. salesman Of the Legear
Medicine co. Of -. Louis. Mo. is in "A
local hospital with "a broken jaw and
other injuries. following an encounter
u is alleged with Lawrence n. Meek
ms. OF Baltimore. Md. There is slight
hope for Hairless recovery and Meek
ms. who was arrested. may face a
murder Charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
WANTED at sTEUBENv1LLE.
Prisoner in st. st. Louis Jail Carries
Message Concerning Self.

If-O Rt.NNlLLE. o.. June cO.-Iohn
'l"Son. Wh" a. trusty at st Louis
W"rNh"uS" received Cd message asking
thdt hr I've held there for "a icwelrv rob
merry "t Steuh'uNtllc and delivered tn,
mes sac 10 the superintendent proves TO-
'r ria keeS Tn" ON" handed Cleveland
'r"pk Who was tho main one OF trio
OF 't""hS Who r"hhNd the ". - spies
L'WefN store oI SlU.oop worth OF unset
diamonds 10 November last Rc-~ Will
OBJ" brought back lere when his term eV-
pres 600 August tie Is ratet a- pu, of
10" D."Ner',t crooks IN United states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Bank Balances.

WASHINGTON. June 3O-Thc total
reserve held by 1.277 national bank =,
~ the close Of business ON June :. the
last call by rho comptroller of the cur
rency. w"s flf7S.14O795. an average
Of -..lu per cont. and sI21.N1O.SIJ
above the amount required Co De held
10y law. The per Coutacc in the cen
tral reserve cities has increased 10
21.,1 per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Big wage INCREASE
3. & o. Advances Salary OF $500
Engineers on Road To-day.

CLEVELAND. O.. June 3o.-Mora
than $500 engineers in the employ Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Will
be granted an increase ir wages
amounting TO about six per cent. com
mcncing tomorrow. IL was announced
here
The increase was granted. IL is said
because of the engineers skill in driv-
ine the largest engines. carrying the
heaviest trains and making the fastest
limo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
FATAL SHOOTING.
Angered By Court Trial Man Kills One
and Wounds Another.

rfTTSBJ EG. June go -Ap-crod h,-
.iuse they appeared a.. a witness agains,
.m in % police court case Peter Cerra.
today shot and killed uominic VilI..Ia.
and fatally wounded Mirhael PagIiot;l
'erra then shot 90 his wife but tire bull
l-t only tore her dress Cerra then fled
..Id has NOT been found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Richard pa-r. f-5uty surveyor of the
Port 81 New YORK for the United
states Customs Department. whose
TESTIMONY is expected 90 develop p
story dramatic end romantic. when he
relates rfs evidence ri che sensational
Iowclry rur01ifru case. .rvolvinu Mrs
Helen Dnc'lc jenkins Of Nsv YORK.
ard several aaod millionaire admirers
Farr who FIRST won his spurs nj the
famous sugar f0vrsffo1fi 81 che
government. has been throuah the
1rcatest contest Of WIS and influence
81 he -7re~r no secret fnvsattaator
nj trr-In1 The frauds a tre Jenkins
isncir vsfued ~ $4,000. and ia not
YET rito0 -ther sure Of victory. PAR.
who fr ln rhrrrc g thr govern r1cnt's
tnvcrtiG7tora. s1s followed constantly
By N swarm % detectives from a -rf-
vote a-~7cy. employed rv Mr.. Jsn-
klns' r1cF Western adr'Irer. and tl ~
BID '0 frhf every inch Of their around
against odds 90 obtain necessary
evidence