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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
DYNAMITE IN PATH
OF TAFT'S TRAIN
Explosive Enough to Wreck Via
duct Found on Structure Spe-
CiaI Was to Cross.
MEN PLACING IT ESCAPE
Exchange Bullets with South
ern Pacific Watchman Near
Santa Barbara, Cal, in
Early Morning.

san Francisco. oct. 1G.-Thirty-nine
sticks Of dynamite were found under the
Cairtan viaduct on the Southern Pacific
Railroad early to-day, a few hours be-
fore President Tafts special train was
due on its way TO Los Angeles. ten
foot fuse was attached to the explosive.
A watchman employed since the shop
mems strike saw two men put the dyna-
mite on the bridge and exchanged bullets
with them. but they escaped in the dark
ness. Sheriff Stewart OF Santa Barbara
county was informed at once, and began
q countrywide search for the men.
Details of the incident were reported to
railroad headquarters here by c. B.
Brown. section foreman at Naples, Cal
The viaduct where the dynamite was
found is twenty miles north Of Santa
Barbara The structure is 500 feet
long and the men who had the explosive
we're at the opposite end from the watch
man when discovered.
They already had placed the dynamite
when ordered 10 halt, and fed at the
vatcbman's command. In chasing them
the watchman passed over the bridge.
After giving up the chase, he returned
over the bridge and thus found the ex-
nio.ive He left the find where it was
AMI sent word 10 the authorities and TO
the railroad officials.
The Presidents train was due at The
viaduct al sol 1t was o'clock when
the men first were seen. and it was more
than an hour before the Sheriff had MS
deputies start their hunt for the dyna-
mters.
secret Service men have started on the
search for the dynamiters. A close watch
is being kept on all mountain passes in
the vicinity.
Inside the box-hke section Of the pier
twenty-one sticks Of dynamite we're
found. The explosive was entirely hid
den. except that a fuse ten feet long
hung out. In a similar position at the
next pier eighteen sticks of dynamite
were found with fuse attached. Both
piers were about the middle of the
bridge.
Further inspection disclosed two sticks
or dynamite lying near the bridge, evil
IDENTIFY at the spot where the man had
been arranging the dynamite and attach
ins the fuse. The officers said the dyna-
mite would test ~ per cent. enough,
thew assert. 20 wreck the bridge.
From a position directly above the
dynamite on top Of the bridge the man
could have commanded a distant view Of
any train approaching. and if experienced
with dynamite he could have so timed
his fuses as 20 destroy any train he
wished
The Presidents train last night fol-
lowed the regular train from san Fran
cisco ten minutes behind. If any trouble
had been encountered there would have
been plenty Of time 10 flag the special.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
WIFE OBJECTED TO DOGS
Sues for Divorce Because Elgh-
teen Were in Kitchen.
IPv Telegraph 70 The Tribune

ritcnbu~g. Mass. oct. 16.-Because Dr.
NcAuslin. Of this city. kept eighteen pet
dogs In the kitchen Mrs. May Agnes
NcAuslin has sued for q divorce. she
saws her husband was all right until ne
became Interested in dogs. Since that
time she declares he has lost all interest
in her and devotcs much Of his time to
his pets
Mrs McAuslin. who has left her nus
band. also charges that he threatened her
Several times when she refused TO care
for his canine family. Or. McAuslin mas
made no answer as yet. He has con-
ferred with his wife's attorney ana
stated that he was perfectly willing ms
vie should keep away if she did not
want 10 have his dogs about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
DETAILS OF HOME RULE
British Government in Clash with
Nationalists on Finance.
N CabIe % re Iribune J

London. oct. 17.-Serious differences
,,o,,a arisen between the government and
the Irish Nationalists over the hnanclai
provisions Of the Home Rule bill on
al otber points there is practical agree
ment.
The Irish Parliament is to consist OF
,uo aIected chambers. and irish repre-
sentation largely reduced, is 10 be NAM
tained at Westminster
The Irish government is to have con-
troll Of police administration. on "hich
the Nationalists propose a saving OF
100000 annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
TAFT'S LOGIC INPRESSES
CALIFORNIA RADICALS
Presidential Primary, with Wom-
en- Voting. May Prevent Ia
Toilette Delegation.
TARIFF STAND MADE CLEAR
Promise TO Prevent Change IN
Lemon Schedule Until Board
Investigates, Rouses Los
Angeles Crowd.

From a staff Correspondent of The Tribune
Los Angeles. oct. 16.-President Taft
came into the heart Of the enemy's coun-
trv to-day. and by sheer force OF logic
won 10 his support the most progressive
in Los Angeles County
This section Of california stoutly sup
rorted Governor Johnson and gave
largo majority for the initiative. refer
e,dru recall and woman's suffrage ana
IL had been counted on 10 choose La Fol
1ette delegates 10 the national conven-
t3on Possibly it WILL but there are
.roea who doubt it and they are men
..oro,,ghlv in touch with conditions here.
a, the situation stands to-day. Governor
1obnson could probably send La Foi-
Io,te delegation 10 the convention were II
not for the recent adoption OF woman
sref~are. which may lead 70 Presideh-
.:.,l Urinary. in which the women voters
ain have an opportunity of expressing
their views. Governor Johnson Is eN-
roc,ed 70 call the Legislature in special
sossior about November a.
,rbo Governor himself is an extreme
,.rooressivc. and il IS far from improna-
Me that he viii feel it incumbent to de-
.,o-o for q Presidential primary. Such
Urinary would in any event afford an
nrrortunity to determine the precise sen
.i..,o,t of -be state. and there are not
80. indications that in such a primary
,tr Taft would be the victor.
,,,nr.sses with His Logic.
..>.o man can listen to President Tafts
,.uation Of his tariff vetoes without
,air, convinced that he is a sincere and
sonest man and that his position is per
sln,I,. logical" This statement was
asror the end of the chief speech
50 tho dav. in which the President ex-
1,atnod his reasons for vetoing the tarlif
huls Of the last session.
Incidentally the President delighted MS
-.,,ia,ca by announcing that at the sug-
ton Of Senator Works he had IN
5.,od the Tariff Board to investigate
- ., of the production of lemons here
inc 't~oad He said that the board
anu "a ao so as soon as it had completed
the schedules on WIN" -
.bat he wou'd assure the people
az ,h,s section that while he was Presi-
a., there would be no change IN the
o,ist,np duty on lemons until SUCH def
mite data has been obtained.
careful survey Of the state leads
,to bcl.ef that Of the hfty-elght
.,,ties in this state not less than
.,,,r.y-one are for the President to-
dav. and further indicates that nls BIS
nonnlarity is steadily increasing ot
,,,rse. much depends on the next ses-
1,on If Congress, but this trip Is ahoru-
80 70 him an opportunity 10 explain 10
.so neople his position with regard 10
.,ef revision, not only as shown IN 'he
Continued on second page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
SKELETON IN NAMES RUINS
Explorers Find Portions OF BODY
Embedded in Mud.

Havana. oct IA quantity OF SIX
inch shells and smaller rapid-iire pro-
ioctiles all of them unexploded. were
recovered to-day at a point Immediately
forward of the forward magazine Of the
Maine. from which they had apparently
beon thrown out when the magazines
were destroyed.
The explorers also found a s.x-inCh
nowder tank. crushed, but apparently
i,nexnloded. Not far away they came
mon portions cf a skeleton embedded
in the mud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
STEAMER GOES ASHORE
Lifesavers TO the Aid Of Craft
OF Jersey Shore.

Atlantic city, oct ia steamer
ran ashore of Little Egg Harbor inlet
tonight The Little Beach lifesaying
crew has gone 20 the assistance Of the
vesseL The name of the stranded
steamer is not known here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
HOME RUN BY BAKER
DEFEATS THE GIANTS
Athletics Exen Up
the Worlds Series

Tn. philadelphia Athletics won the sec
o,d game for the worlds baseball cham
piopship at shibe Park. Philadelphia. yes
terdav. by a score OF 3 to 1. thus evening
the series. The standing row reads: Ne"
York. 1: Philadelphia. 1.
Weather forecast for third game OF
series at Polo Grounds. to-day. from the
Weather Bureau at Washington; Cloudy
and warmer with showers late In the AZ
ternoon or evening. Temperature about
so degrees.
Official paid attendance yesterday 2o'zso'
Total receipts, s42 1862 50. divided as foi-
lows:
Players. so per cent ..........-s sZS'iss ID
Clubs 30 per cent ............. lo,io' oo
National Commission, 10 per cent i.ss8 %
Attendance figures: 1929 seats at 81;
Iig seats at 81 so; i.054 at 81. and '''o4
at SO.
Total paid attendance for two games.
1897. Total receipts. sl20,32l 80. divided
as follows:
Players. so per cent. .-........ .s69.S'S oi
Clubs. 30 per cent ............. 43'3io ~
National commission. .-.-.-.--.- l-'o"- ~
Receipts at Polo Grounds on Saturday
for comparison, S77.359. divided as fol-
lows;
Players. go per cent. ........... .sii'''S 80
CIuhs 40 nor cent . 27.sI9 "a
National Commission. 10 per cent 7,135 30
Total receipts for Ave games between
Athletics and Cubs last year. sl730s0 total
receipts for two games this year. sl2O.-
32l 80.
Third game Of series. at Polo Grounds
to-day, begins at > o'clock Gates Will
omen for sale of bleacher seats, 81, Mt
0 o'clock.
Probable batteries-For New York. Ma
thewson and Meyers; for Philadelphia
Coombs and Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
Have You Seen
The Budget ShoW2

And have you noticed some
of the exhibits that are not
there. but might well be,
since they would be Just as
instructive to the taxpayer
and perhaps more amusing
than some that are2 One
of our writers noted these
omissions and he will de-
scribe them for you in next
Sundays S | ribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

cnnenu gmewn@no mmng~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
Weather Perfect for Game.

The weather for the game was perfect.
Clear skies and warm sunshine made ths
conditions ideal. The rain which fell in
ternittently yesterday and threatened 10
n,it a damper on all proceedings quietly
repaired 20 other climes. and became ex-
trerelv popular thereby. The diamond
co,,Idn't have been better for the cham
r,onship game that was played on il.
Although the Athletics lost the opening
erccunter of the series and the great
Render was humbled by Mathewson the
,h-orgs in Philadelphia were by no
r,oars disheartened at the turn affairs
had taken. Perhaps the setback took
rho fine edge off their enthusiasm. but II
wasn't apparent in their actions. They
,,,ra fmbued with deeper respect for
tba New York clubs prowess. but "
,hev had any fears OF the ultimate OUT
come they kept their courage bravely
and turned out TO man 10 pay the team
homage.
A was the case in New York. hun
ID stood in line all night. among
~, many women. 20 be sure Of place
uhen the gates opened. Although part
., their long vigil was kept in the pour
INC rain this affected them not a whit.
and they stuck 10 their posts A. ID
o'clock the cates were opened and the
crowd fled in. There was no wild rush
nor scenes OF disorder. but at nc time
were the ticket sellers idle. and by IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
WHERE TO TAKE LUNCH.

Aud drink the best American Wines.
- r Dewey & Sons Co, l5S Fulton St, ~ Y
-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

Continued on Second page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

(For other news Of the Chinese reVo''
see page 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

Continued on ninth page.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
Speed Versus courtesX.

While Ne bad nothing serious hap.
zen on The trip. and az no time we're
"a need % help. SAYS Helen Lukens
Iaut. describing. In sunset Magazine
Tor Move mber. q motor run Tom Los
Angeles 10 san Francisco. "Ve often
stopped'''tO water and oil the Mea-
DO" LarH and adjust the machinery.
just a. Wise precaufiOn Usually.
during oar stops from one 70 SIX
autos would hurry past. covering us
With fusf and dirt. never so much az
slowing up rifle to nquir. 30 We
we're 500 trouble 1u fact. during the
utire trip OF approximately one thou.
sand miles. ONLY fRo auto parties
stopped and offered us assistance In
our bdrfs we blessed them Tor their
courtesy Either there is no such
ihing as road etiquette or the party
ia trouble ~ expected 10 "hollcr Tor
help u he needs a. Sometimes "A
patch. a lffie oil. gasoline. cement.
or perhaps an experienced suggestion
as 10 what the matter is. will save
the day for some puzzled arto.st and
start him on his way rei0 cling Auto.
mobiles are creatures % tempera-
ment. - emotions and pccul.aritles.
and n requires tact and understand
ms 20 keep them in good humor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

ior several weeks Fort and Williams
TOOK them 20 New Castle, where the,
STAYED with some relatives 81 the men
ana on last Thursday the uuarfeff.
came 90 Wheeling. They won't To thu
Spadalora boarding house. and vestar
day Fort Williams and Spaadafora
look trip through Ire rcd uehf
district Tho Miller house was tho
place selected. and later in tho dav
Spadafora took the Haley girl there.
The other -iri was sick. and 60 was
me intention % the men 20 place her
IN me sam" house on her recovery.
Girls Threatened.
The girls told Of being threatened by
Fort ana WILLIAMS. and claim the for
ner had a revolver. although when hf4
enects were searched 10 was not found
However. "a iarge penknife with a
Dfade over three inches long wac
found under The piilov OF the bed D..
occupied
The Youngstown officials were teIe
graphed fo. and more Information re-
sarding the case is expected today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsrrE-s SALE
or CITY PRoPEnrY.


Hy virtue 90 = deed % trust made ~
lazy Mason. and Emma Mason his
We, % me a. trustee. dated tie 10Th
iay OF October. 1910. ard now Of record
ta The ofiice or tho clerk - the Couutv
oart - ONO COUNTY Nest Nirsinia. IN
i'--f % Trust ssuk 80 80. pasr ass
nii 80 at public auction - the north
'front.' door 90 tho Court House Or H.fa
county. West virginia on saturday. The
~ 20 o'clock q M. Al that certain LOT
~ parcel situated on the west Sif. -
N MAI. street. snd frontrng therein. IN the
tftth ward % the city % Wheeling. ONO
county. West Virginia. and NOR. partic-
uisrly described a. follows. to-w.t
=, Ias s4 ii,i property being ~ south
seven f4D and the north eleven feet %
lot number forty tssl in ,hArline
snd Eofrs addition 20 the Ci;y Of Wheel
ins. and fronting twenty-five s2.' feet
on Lhe vest side % Main street and ex-
ienfiag back 81 an even width TO an
alley 81 the rear - rail lot. thg.fh.r
Ntth ali the buildings and in.prover,e,.f.
ie ,',, thereon Or Sppurteuances there
THIS beinS tr- same property ,hAtwa.
deN sod 60 Tire said Harry Mason for ana
during his natural lifet me hv tn. Las
= lil aud tes lament Or Susan. or Susanna
Mason. deceased. being nov OF record iu,
VIII Hook No : a. page .-.. Of the rec
cd. OF ohio county, West NlrFiuin.Hrl
ne -sme property that tne heirs ~ tho
ssli susan. o. susanna. Mason convey ct
AL their riElf. tile and tut~rsst 81 a.
.r.rs or the said susan. or susanna
H"N'u. lhnrr ~" VIII Aforesaid. - the
"ai4 fAfry Mason by two deeds that are
nov o. record 81 TIE clerks offIce 81
.i4o county. West NirEiufn. ga Deed
look ~. l-N ~ pages eos and eUs
TERMS OF SALE
pn~-fhri ~ The Turrhnse money and
80 ill' more - tie purchaser MAJ elect
I" pa%, N cash ou the day 81 sale. ami
We reside" 'n two equal annual paw
incnts. vita interest o. six Del ems fror
otle pa allr semi annually the gur-
cis-~- Glving notes Tor TIE deferred H.
TIRE title 70 the property. hefr,r rsfaf,,..i
"y Tie trustee uuul g. is fully paid for
o-E tomb Trns,ee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
Application for Franchise.
APrLIcAricn norIcr


Nofioe - hsr~tT Eis-n tat ts- Rsr-
1so1te t-eciton Ccsntany. q cu-perati1a
= - State q Vet NtrxiniA Is fraa-
", e-iinE. ror - rtSht 10 it.sif n. 80
ceeor- 49, Usslrus. - ocnstruct sac
ave. snt for flfty tEgh y-.r= f-arn the
.a'e = phrn ttis era "a nee t4k~s ef-
f~rI - rlainsain anl crrrsss an sddi-
- srcv nzs rre Rains - co.lkfrtl -fesi
- q rcTrl't tl- cprrsfion % cars hsx-
q raHEr - frgg fe.l rtgt ant u---
sf 80 - - i've fest tse irche-. -
- ffsif. fcE~fn-- ste Al recessarr
Fnl-- slr.~ ant ether electrical ~ ne
shara. appliances uucE 10 over Ncsth
Ma street ard trs nsw Tug Ssh Rad
Noe ~ r~cc-stru-t-i1 from cerr~c-
- 70 - rasne witn TIE ur~-rrf trscEs
- fh~ Wh~-iirE Traction c,rsvsay ar1
- f.nAantl- Traction COMPANY 81 -
- lor at1er's Rsrfn-. - TIE Ncrsh
lnlts - tee tnfv q Wh-siirx. snt 20
e.sarr s-estrical ard sl,es ar cal Aurii>
$50 a. sait rnirf 7NIfh - frarkr -
~ sat ian1sEfie Traction company
se.t-1 % 90 - Cunstrlrtsd from
80 'hfg Nulft~ Nr-thw Arriy
80 vas also on TIE 81 CAV %
.ietet--. f~1i. fiie1 aith ne Cierk % the
~ krsrrH - Tolnril at NftN .hs
NnI,gr ani i;a-oftlcis Cirrk % ths SEQ
orc hronrh - cNunril. an ord nance 20
=. trcpofcsi in tie Council q the Cftp 81
" heeinS. Tor ta- purpose - granting
'Ne Anefe u'~1 tlone4 rignts " hlrf. or,lf-
nance. In addition a. tie making 90 such
at contsins provisions ga the matter
OF lniernnlty % ths city. C.mp.nsAtion
70 tte city. purchase - the city %
tnNs'csl properly, etc. 10 purruanc~ %
tLs PROV isiors 90 the 'ftr Chartef. ref
sfstce % Nhich Ordinance for further
-; y, .Srtns on !. hereby made
PANHANDLE TRACTION COMPANY
by q. % NAGLE. Vice President
oele-set
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
TOBACCO CASE
comes Before L. s. Court Today
"nen Government Files Answer
20 Plan o. Dissolution.

NV YORK. Oct ea-ttfornev
General Wickersham 20 morrow VIII
Me in The Circuit court 81 the United
StRte- for fhc southern district ~
NeW York. tho answer or the govern
meui % rho plan ~ roorearIza.fon ana
dissolution Of the tobacco tru4- sub
iniited 20 tho court in compran~e fo
NE order Of the supreme court ~ -ro
nited sia'eT b. The American TO.
bacco company and other dofen97r..s
TO me government 81 antitrust suit
lhi' fnr the attorney general r-s
nor made public WHAT 81 fte eo-rr~
ments altitude toward tho prruo.e5
reorganization plan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
WERE SUBJECTED TO AWFUL
TREATMENT AT YOUNGSTOWN
According to Ptful Story Told BY
the Victims, at Police
headquarters.

Frank Fort. Nick Williams and
John Spadafora, three Italians. are
OCCUPYING cells iu the city prison with
chances very favorable for them being
prosecuted under the white slavery
act. Two young women. Mabel Ralev.
az" 20 aud Annie Stevens. az -. are
being held a. Witnesses
me arrests we're made by Officers
Charles Miller and William West. who
found the men and ono XII: a. the
italian boarding house. corner Alleys
Is ana -" conducted bv John Snada
iofa. fhe other girl being found NJ
ln" house % Fila Miller. on Twenty.
third street
informed oreers.
DIT vas partially due TO The Miller
woman that he arrests were made
as DC vas she that Informed the omc.
ers that Spadafora had brought The
itni'g SRI TO her house and she uss
nor safihed that everything was right
On oe'rs questioned b. the Officers.
Inc Haley g.ri told Them a etorg tbaf
is revolving iu The extreme
Roth glrls claim 20 have hoo, mas.
red and lived az pslnstilie. Ohio bur
separated from their husbands ana
i
"hen~ she vas employed in res.au.
rant She sent Tor tho Stevens eirl
and shortly after she arrived fbar
became acquainted with tho i've Ifai.
iaus. Frank Fort aud Nick Williams.
According 20 their story tho Italians
induced them 20 20 90 YouuFstovn
Nhere thcy placed them in tho house
Of il fame conducted by Mary Buhi
The men secured room opposite The
mousse. took the ciofhi1g ~ The girIs
ana A'pi DO ihorc. After 10 house
, .osed Tor business. the girls would 20
to The Italians room
clad IN Snort Dresses
and himouOs. All thr money trrv
made which pas issued in tfc form o.
or1ss CHECKS. ras furncf over fo tho
men ~ho bad fhcm csshed ever, Non.
.G8r
After they bad been Ira Yoan-s,ovn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
FOR SALE.


TOR sALE-iitferv and store. 70 room
house. price 8. 300 "u ~ sold az once.
ing 4ir- ~ 1olu IS AlkeT. t1Hriugtun. oaio.
ron SALE VIM D. Walton farm.
= miles from Spencer station. I-H
acres. we.t fenced. ur public road u
'"u mouse. cellar. water 10 ward Two
E"nf barns. grH4nsrH auI other aufBu4It-
.hfr. Eoo< orchard Inquire OF IeE-~
o. 'artrI. quaker city. ONO. R o. So o
Oak
ToH sALE-l-nlr, M.,l!san eau. flower
Ten aHd flffssr Cents head saurf.
Dom Bros 1890 Main 80. slt3 o-zcl
ron SAL.E-Seryrd narI flr.ft.r~ -
the pIt kafney Place TFIrf r.r.rr-
MrM"rr'n l.rt - h-Is. Springs sot..
u.hftr~sr~@. comforts feather pillow.
"a 90. f....ls. center HfnrHr frrles
f.airF -n.ksrr. gas stsr-s. lounges limo
l~ufn gIffss urn. ire L@~st. water r1.f-
ers f.1" board and dl-..re are 0rf-rs q Tor
sac fcry r.sap durirs tl@ Teulsi ~
"a'r 't ''i''~' CLIP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

'i Ll IH. .rrr a.
Nar'.h.L 90 Aue--rrr r. -'-
----.. D. Norton. OF f1e United
e.. "as arrested here n-daF
80 i..fen. secret rrIoe
.r- ~ of impereorst O. an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
NEGRO LYNCHED
Attacked wrte Woman b, r..
cu'sk Justice Followed

nAL.te. o. ~ An unIlr.f.r.I
l'trl 'h~rsei with having atfarkeg
NhI. woman. was Irnrhef r.,-
Marshaif Texas. to,ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
Lingerie waist, In p,ns,s

The average waist department has =
large showing ~ lingerie models.
SAYS The. Dry Goods Economia-. the
majority OF which are made with long
sleeves finished over me hand with
f'eafings. or showing a deep Gun end
'nr A. the wrist The sleeves are Sill
shown in peasant variety f0 some ~.
tent. buf tho aef.in sleeve and rcgnia-
''on arin-sizc arc featured 20 n con
si1erabir greater extent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
FOR KENT

THE sEvEHI-Fur- shed rooms. sfrrte
ana c0nnf- fIrF. r.fl board sfI Main
80 Ifff-J HeIi ...G-s
ron REET Fiat 20 rooms. hath.
pantry. alcoFe. front and rear porcnes
River Nies Enquire Sos 81. Front III
taiI sst-W Bell a4-If.fg
FOR RENT SECOND FLOOR SIX
ROOM DWELLING SEPARATE A~B
INCLtslfE ENTRY HALL AND
BATH ALI rs GppTt Cp~rrTfDs- AT
$50 ~ TENTH STREET. 1F FFR
MONTH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
White SldDerS Force
Girls to Life Of Shame

Grave Charges Made Against Italians.
Who Bring Two American
Girls 70 Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

WANTED-f emale Help

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30
JAMES l. HAWLEY
1oC5f. Main ntrssr

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rooms fur Nrnf HuuFesespIrE Amir
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-30

What eind 90 dope DO tho artists
lse Who mako pictures o. plants and
vegetables FOR rho catalogues