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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Fd and Vary Warpie have returned
90 r~srrrafurg "a after a .h0r visit
1 obi local relatives
Me- HIgh Brewster and children.
~ Cameron are rho gueaff ~ Georr"
Nar-fa'
William Jefferson fol sperfn NJ srv
era' fags 'r fhc country near Line
e'l-r bunting r1fh.fa
Tho local lodge OF r. - ~ ATTENDED
fte banquet gitcr fo nc Firs' regi
-rrf Pc wheeling 'art riahf ~ C1I
John WefIef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
Fell over Bank

Joe Goland. @ foreigner employed
M The Gaylord No . mine. fol over
an emhankmcnt yesterday morning
and vas painfully injured The man
feI n dia'ancc OF about - feet and
dislocatcd HE wrist. besides twisting
bic neck and sustaining numerous
bruises Dr DIackford attended tho
mar and he was removed Co his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

II' oh.,sUr wlrI- supper given bv
OBJ. Ladies' $50 society OF me Kirk
""'t ire-hrf'riau crurch was n Blk
H1'r"sH and several hundreds uer.
served i was stated last evening
'rHf the largest crowd which ever At
tended on fFt. event in town vas
served The. menu was much anprr-
.'Hf.i lt those present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
CoUectirQ Funds

Rev simon Nicholas and nm asso-i.
ate who came 20 This country recent
10 solicit funds for 'hc building o.
homes FOR orphans .n their native
land. we're IN town yesterday and TO-
ceivod % number of contributions
p" mon camc from Assyria. and in
if"ir district tho Turks have been
making Wholesale rIauEhtor.ngs dur
ins Oh" past fo0 ware Credentials
carried hv The mon q owed That fhe.r
cause was a g0of - and many local
people contributed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
Grade Work

Superintendent % Streets NIskefi
has a force % men and several
wagons working a. tho grading Of
Adams street between Pearl and
Jane streets The earth rs being used
in Milling in several parts - 'hc c.-y
where sidewalks are being laid The
work wil be finished before the crI
~ inc week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

4 good rehearsal for the EIks min
strel was held last evening NJ tho
Elks hall. ans an 'hose who are feb
take part were present The music
which IS 20 De used is The best which
10 was possible % obtain u has been
decided 20 give Tho minstrel the even
INK OF December 18th. which comes on
Monday. az the High school agilto.
rium. kehearsals viii De held every
Tuesday and Thursday evenings uu.i.
December llth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Manager Burke ~ rho WcNs~hcu
Athletic har arranged a game win
fre Dead Shot team ~ N1.~ist'Ir.
'1 ho played on rho Heraoof baN.
park next sunday afternoon The lo-
saIr have been praet.r.rE steadily for
several eeks and are confident ~
victory Srrcra rew men have been
added -n fhe lineup and practice s
teirr hold o. night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

a small hos Who vns arrested yes
f"rtI'. charged Vith having beat ID n
smaller boy az m" Norfh school. was
given a hearing before Squire OuR
last evening q pleaded NOT guilty 90
Tho charge 10 was reported that tho
Toy had been guilty az several ike -
Ieus's. and De- VII be given "a hearing
this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Ih" petitions ark rs for an election
-n+er re Rose lac have al ben Eath.
-r-i .1 nac SD BE- aiken 90 ~ .s.a.
quarters ~ the Belmont County Hns
terr Mems ss-octaflon m BrfdE-po-,
mic ewing Just sheu the petitions
~ll 20 ~ nfed aas not i~arnef 81,
70 .s believed thes ufI be prcs~ni@t y
that a vote % tr 'skra OF 49, euss
'ior on december -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
MARTINS FERRY
Petitions 20 be Called In To-Day and
VIII Soon be Taken 20 tire
County Seat

The petitions which were issued AL
over the county The latter part OF last
week viii 20 collected today The
vets are corhdcn' OF victory. and q,
f. reported that the petition has near
" 400 signers ia THIS city. While
70 has not been decided when 20 rako
fhe petitions 20 s. CI~airSyil'e and
place Thorn on deposit. 10 ls likely that
hey viii b given 90 'he Judge In a
day or twO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

A. O. meeting ~ fho mayor rho no.
rector ~ safety ana fha director OF
service thc contract for fhc new are
lights was awarded 10 the Weetlns
hous" Company OF Pittsburgh Ou,,
one other DID was received. 30 being
from a Fort Wayne firm Fifty arc
lights viii BE- purchased and o. ~
These nil ho nuf up hy fho contract.
ors Tho now HEhfs 1851 he puf 1000
in The central part ~ mo civ. The
price paid Tor me Irhfa is ffre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

has been Officially announced
That after the hrs' of tho year electric
rIrrenf .n He.iaIre eNI he put ON fns
meter sI stem After thar dat. tr.
elecfric Izht company viii BE- under
no direction of -he state public u.Ii
Joe commission. which 900 require
"a uniform rate for HEht and power
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
N MECHEN
Or. p. p Clarion. Prominent Edues-
tor, VIII Lecture m School
Hat Today

Or o. E. CiaKtou. United States
Comm ss.oner ~ Education. viii deliv
Or ar address iu tho central school
auditorium This afternoon or account
~ ffe large number ~ people that are
expected. Or ClaNfon vfi not lecture
o1 ary educational subject but uIli
deliver mn inspirarousi address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

About f.-,r friends OFF william Me-
'nnnaurhF. rho vyeiI-knowr ffvs-r-
man. surprised him a. his home i7-f
DIT pho event being his birth
Ht' srn'".rsHrt Ar trfreafI. time
Was hfd Iud 49, ..Hunalghs was
presented With H h@sarflfrI rocking
----- L. L.. fL-.rl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Many ranfltates are sGr1Eax up p
at sections az tfa county FOR prescott
INK attorney ari 20 is expected ttat
40 least "a fofen attorneys afI SEX
'fr 7nuina-o1 30 FOR there have
been 80. names srIon-d in corn~c
'uu ~tfh me - ce ~ THE number
Three are from Re.iaire. p from
E~a-nesvlNa o. from - CIairssue
ara pa from Hritrrror
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

The funeral ~ tho late Andy Le-slo.
'ho foreigner who died az che hospital
from blood poisoning vac held yes
f,rday afternoon from 80 Johns
Lutheran church Rev Nr Johannes
of1r.e'ed aud vas assisted hy Rcy.
Nr Rysyua az Cleveland Iutermrut
was made ~ River,iew cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
Local rsseHsrs Invited

HflaIre teachers have been boz.
tifei t1 attend me FIRST OF a series
Hf lectures given under tho -.Y.r.r.e
~ ihe NheeilnE public school
'eachers thls afternoon az 3 % fr
'he auditorium of che Wheeling f.er
school The lecture vII Dol given rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

The Trustees AID society - fhe
FIFTH Street NJ = church gave an en-
tertainment last evening a. the church
which was well attended 4 hne pro
gram was carried out. AZ tho ccrciu
sion % which refreshments were
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
industrious Danes

Tho industrious DANES viii meet
Thursday afternoon a. Tho home OF
Mrs r @ He=iop. on North Fifth
street A fine program has been ar.
ranged. which viii include music and
readings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
OtPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC
CLOSES UP SCHOOLS
Ridgsiy. W Va. Afflicted win Ds
eaoe-Wnole Town May Be
ouarantined

.rciai ~I'sgat~r 90 tte Intelligence
Cl MbEtLAND. Nd. Nov 2i-Ths
pubic schools az Ridgelay. " va
nav" been closed. and there 10 talk ~
~luarahlining The toAn on ccoun %
an epidemic ~ black diphtheria dor
ing D past wee many cases deveI.
oped and The authorities % Minera
county decided on prompt action %.
stamp OUT The disease a number or
families are down pifh fhe armer.
not being able to vait ON Ife
''ner The situation ls alarming Sew
era. deaths have already occurred r
PSI i'ouFht fhe disease aaa spread b.
a number - people calling on an arsf
oman 1ho later died. before f rrs
Fn'Fn what was tho matter vim fr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Immediately after the foot ball season
's over basket bal practice all -
started. and - - expected thai -he To-.
cal school VII have the hest team n
THE section. as usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
me BsusIr. ws1 plss,sr Co

ere manufacturers me besf wall pIaa
frr in me Onto valley They want an
contractors and pIasterers 90 Ief them
nEure on al Jobs Telephone ISL.
hnIaIre They have very low price
ON Cement sand and Gravel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

The fou-E Mems cab al hoi1 a
rag parv frcay evening" Nove-h-r
- -a ne c.zb ruo-s lr the Frr.- -
iolai farE A ere program has -,
sTans~f an a large crowd 10 exec.
% % arferf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

ihc program progresses Mt cole
man uon frsf pr.tc in the state ora
torical contest of ioua and later
second prize Dob .ht Interstate c1ntes,
~ 0 n states The persons par
iic paths lu f4e proErhm are Vel.
educated men and graduates ~ tho
Rocker T Washington Iuhsutute
Ihrf f'rE az on'y c1Iored people
ran sins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE
BLACK sATgGN pETTlcoArs

4 special sale of those aiIl take
place today Wednesday.
New lines just received
They make sensible Xmas Pres.
rufs
Eigh' styles 10 sell al sse.
Greater values than ever sFE
THEM
re boz shape fo enter tfe great
$1,000 Hiack Cat rlufesf Watch
tris space
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Or p p CaTto- IT, sub,ecf Iii
b. -L1terature In 80 Public sehoois
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

pror~-g IRE rcrs p hulidtnr III.
81 s-ar-rd l1 20 sprinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

fyou aould have your W you
mu" oe willing 90 travel alone o.
rmna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Once more We Rear The ancient
o1ey. Why Del footbaur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17

@eouIo tit oie &unlt, 81 bof.
/.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17

)9elebgebung Dem 8erlongen ser
Iuttonoil6en entgegen 81 foln,
men. 9aour6 muroen Die 2ebterell
sur Gltbe oebra6t uno iebt lit on
iheinenO Die Sronung mieber Der
geltellt. 80 longe, mie es bal1ern
mag. 9enn es Iiegt in Sen @in5er=
9egenoen Sronfrei6'S o%ffenbar eine
unnlalie 3iinoitoff onfgebauft, ben
leoer 5nnfe gum grploiion bringen
fallr1. =
Sl1 Werifo boben Die 6rieoens-
6e1nilbungen nod INNER feinerl Or
folg gebobt uno sic Geeier11!g
ldeint li6 iest ouf cine energii6e
9efompfllng oes ~9(ufltonoes por5ll-
0ereiterr. Sic bot Sreipiaiee ein.
oerufen, Ser @rfolg miro aber mol
ipeifelboft ieirt menn man SIC
vginberufung Ser 6reimiQigen"
ltdt 10 betreibt, lpie es friiber qe-
'6ob. 9n peronitaltete man IT.
gellomo eille Seitli6feit, bel Der bic
lie @taln1er 5ltlonmenfomel1, iiber=
ltel 0anr Die @eieIi6oft uno
idleppte olles mas jung ltno froftig
nor, fort. ODER man sing in oie
loberen &loiien Ser S6ulen, Dol
e ii6 Die groBten ltno itarfiten
5ungelt berous uro lmad)te iie ebert
foua 5l uSreiapiQieen".
aber jeet piro mo pieGeid,t
aidt 10 porgeben fonnent Die allge.
neine lln5ufrieoelt6eit lit al eroR.
0ieie allgemeine ltn5ufrieoel1beit lit
es aud, melbe Die 9tesier,lrlg 10
laneiam uno 10 nadgiebig modlt.
Ra6 ben lebten Nodridten lit tie
6ereit, aqe Soroerungen Ser Gebel
fen 5r erfuaen, l1ur niht ben &iif-
tritt oes graiioenten 9ia5.
9oB in gucotan llrrltben aus
gebrod)eu iino, bat li6 beitdtiet
allb I'M Staote Tobosco lino sic
&ebeGen tatig ltto bcorobell sic
5auphtaot Son SSran @outilta.
Sb ulto mie Oieie 8emeel,llgen init
~ocrienigen Der Mooeriiten 5uiatl-
m%enbangen, labt iid nod ilibt erfeil=
men.
0os mi6tieite greignis Ser per-
aoneenen ISOLDE mar Die ginnobme
Ser an Der @rell5e bon Merifo utlo
ari5ono lieeenoelt Staot 9lgla
Grieto our1 Die Gebelen nno sc
8ren5perlebun9, Die babel porec-
fommen tit. ~ltriere @egierung bat
lofort Die notigen Shritte eetan.
I'M ~oerartige @orfornnrniiie fir oia
3ufunft 5u pcrbiiten, uto babel ei=
ne Saltung ongenonmen, bic piet-
leidt BON GROCER @irfling auf Die
@eltaltung Der Gerbaltniiie lit Me1i-
TO meroen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17
Sin oentides 9urf u5ne stencrn.

Sin geraoe5u ioeales @emeinmeien
lit oas 9orf 2angenauba9, bon Dem
beridtet miro, oaB es bisber obne gr-
bebullg BON Steuern ausgefommcs
iei. @ie oa5u meter eeidrieber
miro, 8eihnet iid oieies Oort oaS
i'm Hegierungsbeoirfe @iesbaoen
liegt, nod our6 cine &eibe bemer,
fensmerter anoerer @or5iiee ans, sic
ourdaus ais porbilolid bingelteat
merben fonlell. 9os 9orf 5ablt $50
@inpobner urlo fat eilten 9elisitoilo
bon 500 @eftar @alo, Ser iblten in
@erbinoung init iebr ertragreideu
Steinbriheu Elm i~orgenloies Dafcin
lidert. Mus Dem 8erfauft oes SOL
5es uno Der &alfiteine er5ielt oaS
.Gorf idbrli6 cine ginnobme bon
runo 10000 Marf.4
9ieies @elo tit por5iigli6 ange.
lest. griteus bat Die @emeinoe 90.
fir geiorgt, 0aB Die bereinnabmte.l
Gunner itanoig in @ertpapiercn
arlgelegt ueroen, UNI elm feites Oorf-
permogen gu idaffet. 9isber iilto
nod Ib5ug oaer unfoitell runo 225,.
600 Marf gelammelt moroen. Ma-
iabrli6 meroen 10000 Wars fur
Neabaltten oneeleet Die bpgieniiden
uno pirtihaftli6en 3weden oienen.
So muroe cine So6oritdfpoilerlei
tung aber nidt erboben, 10 bob audi
oieie abgoben fir Die Gorfbepobnet
megfallen.
MuBeroem bat Die @emeinoe nod
Die Nnlage elmer eleftriifen Sift-
uno araftleitung ourbgefiibrt, Dor
Der aus ieoer 9orfbepobner obne
meitere llnfoiten an Die eleftriide
3entrole angei6loiien miro. Sir bic
Teripenonne oes eleftriiden Sihtes
meroen 20 Ifennig pro atlomatt-
itnnoe geforbert. Sros aa oieier
foltlpieligen Ginridtrngen broudlt
ober fem ein5iger 8epobner oes
9orfes Steuern ooer irgero ipeld)e
anoerel @bgoben 81 be5ablen. ale
Iusgoben meroen BON Dem Sonos
beitritten, Ser aus oen idbrliden lie.
beridiiien oafiit 5~uriidgelegt miro.
aebnlide @or5iige ipeiit iibrigens oes
,Dorf 9ettigbofen I'M @roBber5ogtam
@oocn auf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17
san66eit fanm nidjt sebcilt tuerbcn

ganbbeit fanm nidjt se6eilt uer6cn
onr6 lofale @%pplifatioiten, ipeil Tie ben
fralfens Sell oes Sbres nidt errei~
den fonnen. @s 9iebt mir einen @eI,
Bic Saltbbeit gu fltriereu. unb Der lit
oilr6 fonititutioneae @eilmittel. Salbs
6eit miro bur6 ei1en ent5iiilbeten 3us
itarb Der i6leimisen Musfleibuns sec
@litadii6en @obre beruria6t. @enn
oieie Nobre Iid ent5iinbet, babt SIR eie
men rltmpelnben Con pber unboufomine<
ues @ebor; uno lpenn 1ie gang geidloll
len iii. erfolst Saubbeit, unb tpenl bieJ
le @nt8iinbnng llidt geboben unb bieIe
Iobre fpieDer III i9ren 9eborigen 3uy
itailb beriebt rerben fann, miro 6as
@eb0r fir inlner %Serit0rt tperben; reuil
Sale inter 5ebn iinb bur6 &atarrt
beruria6t, ipelcber nidts als elm ents
8iiuoeter 3nftalb Der i6leimisen Sbers
Hidden lit.
@ir ipoIen ~eillbnnbert 9olars fur
ieben (burd aatarrb uerlrriadten Sau)
BON Saub6eit geben, Ben mir ni6t burd
ginnebmen bon 6alfs 9atarrb<&ur heis
fen fDnnen. 2aBt @u6 umionit girfu~
lare fpmmer.
s. S. Gbenep & 60, golebo, 8.
"a @erfnlft boil alien Ipotbefen, 75c.
9n0's SamilienzGiaen iino Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17

Gin eutes glas Bier i6meGt
am better, tpenn man es ungeitott
trinfen fam. Dies fam man Bel
9. Smrsitaller, neben ser Sermomts-
iobne=Saae, mo bos prddtige NaB
itets friid nm 8opf lit.
5inger5eige geniigen nidt ie-.
benz. Wanber mill our6ous ote
gan5e &ano oes ShidioIs ftibleu.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-18
For The Young Man

We carry a speciality line
just for young men. Boys
who are going into long
pants this season should see
these suits before buying.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
BIOLOGISTS MAKE .
 IMPORTANT FIND
Discovery Leads To Belief That in Prehistoric Times Australia
 United To Antarctic Regions

London, February 11-(Special.)- .)-The possibility that in the past the continent of Australia was united to the Antarctic regions is indicated by a geological dis covery just made public, made by Sir Ernest Shackleton's antarctic expedition.
 The arranging of the geological data obtained by the expedition has been in the hands of MT. Ray Priestly, in colla- boration with Professor Davis at Sid ney. MT. Priestley has again left for the polar regions with Captain Scotts ex- petition on the Terra Nova, but before his departure an interview with him was published in New Zealand in which he gave the details of the discovery
 It appears that a small piece of rock taken from the Beardmore glacier has, on full examination, turned out to be- long to the archaeocyathimae or Cam brian limestones. A similar formation has in recent years been discovered in South Australia by MT. Griffith Taylor. who it also a member of Captain Scott's scientific staff.
 The fossils found both in the latter and in the Antartic specimens are identical and the inference is that the antarctic was at one time united to the continent of Australia.
 The fossils are the immediate preds- cessors of corals and sponges and belong to the period of the dawn of life.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
AWFUL TRAGEDY
 OCCURS AT GENOA
Young Student From Argentina Puts End To Life of Beautiful
 Girl

Rome February H. Especially J. The newspapers are full of a description of a terrible tragedy which occurred at Genoa, as one of the victims was a well known figure in Rome. There was a certain Penlina Giorgi, who enjoyed much celebrity in certain circles on account of her remarkable beauty. Indeed, for her, beauty was a fatal gift for it attracted to her side the man who has now put an end of her career. Sometime ago Paolina made the acquaintance of young stu dent from Argentina named Carrera, and for a time the pair seemed to be much in love with each other. But Con- stancy was not one of Paolina's virtues. Moreover Carrera was not rich, whereas, the beautiful Paolinas tastes were ex- pensive.
 As a cafe concert artist Paolina Giorgi naturally went from one town to an- other wherever her engagements took her, and thus 1t was that six months ago She proceeded to Genoa. Thither she was followed by Carrera, who lived at the Hotel Isotto, while Paolina shared the villa of wealthy Italian gentleman at Quarto al Mare. On Friday last Carrera had evidently requested Paolina to meet him at the well known resort Lido d' Albare. At any rate he was standing at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
MRS. DAN SMITH
 ENTERTAINS

The Avondale chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy were de- lightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Dan Smith on Fifth avenue, yesterday afternoon. The occasion was enjoyed by about B guests, whose pleasure was little m arred by the bad weather. The house was beautifully decorated with flowers, carrying out the Confederate colors. The parlor was decorated with japonicas and the library with jonquils and smilax. The table in the dining room was over spread with lace covering. in the center of which was handsome vase of red and white carnations. Directly over the ta- blc was a chandelier hung with Confeder- ate flags. The color scheme of the bon bons was red and white and blue.
 An excellent programme was rendered by the teachers in the Birmingham semi nary to the great enjoyment of all, se- leotions in vocal and Instrumental as well as in expression being given by Miss Rouuemore. Miss Jones, Miss Beach, Miss Baugh and Miss Morton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

house guest of Miss Martha Dabney. A number of lovely affairs have been ar ranged in honor of Miss Baldwin and of Miss Marks, another lovely Mont gomery girl who will come to Birming- ham at the same time who will divide her visit between Miss Clara Lee Wood son and Mrs Forney Johnston.
 Mrs. Charles Goode Mercer of Eu- faula will arrive tomorrow night to be the guest of Mrs. Charles Calhoun. She will be the honoree at number of charming entertainments during her visit. y
 Mrs Robinson of Sheffield is the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hogue.
 Miss Christine Early of Virginia is the guest of Mrs. McIllwaine.
 Miss Carrie Gaines of Mobile Is vis- iting friends in the city.
 For the victorious First Presbyterian Sunday school team in the game with the Eleventh Avenue Methodists yester- day, Miss Sarah Collins was sponsor and Ter maids were Miss Cundel Baldwin, Miss Besise Foster and Miss Emily Dix on The escorts were Joe Minn, Douglas Beatty. Lee Poe and Americus Norment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

the entrance for some time betraying evident signs of impatience when the lady. who was accompanied by her maid, put in an appearance. At last you have come,' said Carrera, who told the maid to wait on the terrace while he was speaking to her mistress.
 The couple descended the steps lead ing to the grotto. What took place be- tween the two is impossible to say. All that is certain is that the maid had not been waiting more than few minutes when she heard the report of three re- volver shots. tt I l@
 Rushing down the steps, the maid per ceived her mistress stretched on the ground with blood flowing from two large wounds in her breast. Carrera, still holding the revolver, was standing near As soon as he saw the maid, he withdrew a few paces, fired three times in the direction of his heart, and fell lfeless to the ground.
 Meanwhile, some custom officers had hastened to the scene. Carrera was dead but his victim was still breathing. A few drops of brandy were administered, but she soon expired.
 So far the actual motive for the crime has not been discovered, but 1t Is gen. erally believed that Carrera was madly in love with Paolina and was stung 10 desperation by her refusal to devote her. self entirely to him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
DOG SAVED LITTLE
 BOY FROM DEATH

Geneva. February u.-QSpecial)-C Crowds Of people in the main street of Neucha- tel saw a day or two ago little boy sratched from death by a St. Bernard dog.
 The dog was the property of a farmer who had driven into town with his Swear old son to make his weekly purchases Leaving the vehicle and the boy in charge of the dog, the farmer went marketing
 The boy managed to get out of the ve- hIcle, and toddled onto the car lines. The dog followed and seeing an electric car approaching at full speed tried to push the child from tlse zone of danger, but without success.
 The driver not seeing the child. who was hidden by the large dog, did not siacken speed untilAas 1t appeared too latc-he caught glimpse of the boy.
 People turned away their heads, expect ing to see both boy and dog crushed. but the St. Bernard, picking up the child in its mouth by the back of his collar, car ried him across the street and deposited him quietly on the pavement
 While many relieved spectators were tucking the boy in the sleigh and caress- ing and feeding the dog the farmer ar- rived on the scene and learned of his sons peril and his faithful dogs sagacity.