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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-19
ALASKA COAST UPHEAVALS
NEW EARTHQCAKE SHOOK THE
GLACIERS YESTERDAY.
Terrible CONFUSION on September ~ Wa,
Accompanied ny Roaring and Crash.
ing NOiscs-C. y. Army Officers Ex.
pcripnce The wild Sea Fowl Scared.

pcr,pnce The wild Sea Fowl scared.
TACOMA, Oct. is-The southwes,arr
coast of Alaska was visited again ves,er
day by an earthquake which stopped
sluicing mining operations and shook Nm
the glaciers A cable despatch from
Cordova says that the shock was l..s
severe than that Of September 90. h, !,
lasted several seconds.
Capt. Harry George. L s n retired
who was camping AZ Fort Wells ninslv
miles west Of Valdez, just cas-, Of Esther
Island. describes the quake OF Sepi"mbar
22. which followed singularly calm
evening Of oppressive warmth Al
o'clock in the evening" he SAYS. "a pec,,.
liar rumble was heard to the eastward
which grew in intensity "a il approached
until it became a deafening roar beyond
the power of mortals adequately TO do.
scribe. combination of shearing, tear
ing. crushing and crumblng merged into
one vast roar as If the very world vas 10
be torn asunder simultaneously with
this terrific display a sharp series Of Vi.
brations passed over our camp Of varying
amplitude and period.
THE gravel beach undulated in we'll
defined waves sea grasses swayed as in A
heavy gale and crags and trees rocked
in unison before our bewildered eyes.
On sped the shock. seconds seeming hours
in this environment of absolute helpless.
ness and expectancy. In what seemed
minute the disturbance reached Esther
Island. a solid granite formation. Here
the rigiditv of the rock seemed to arrest
IL momentarily with slight reflex action
but it overcame this resistance W ith a
| sharp report as of thousand heavy guns.
An earthquake exclaimed my part.
| ner.
Several lighter shocks Immediately
| followed The vibrations came from the
northwest, which would locate origin
of the distur rbance in the vicinity Of
Mounts Wrangell. Zeantetta and Drum.
| a volcanic region usually inactive
For two or three hours after the first
shock we experienced ulakes AZ frequent
! intervals and they continued throughou,
the night with variable intensity and from
different directions. II was as though
| the earth's crust over wide area had
been upset by the initial disturbance and
these secondary vibrations were due TO
reestablshment OF repose throughout the
perturbed zone.
-One such shock occurred directly under
our camp, the earth appearing to fall
under us with dull booming sound from
| subterranean depths All night ,ong
myriads of frightened sea fowl passed
orr camp with cries Of distress, the pierre
ing cry of the taru rising above the plain
tive wall of the loon and the familiar
honk of the wild goose"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-19
Policeman Must stand Trial Right Here.

Supreme Court Justice Bischoff denied
yesterday an application by Reuben r.
Huntington, a former policeman attached
to the Union Market station. for change
Of venue of his trial for grand larceny Ia
the case in which John Horay was found
guilty before General Sessions Juige
Swami and for which Huntington his
been dismissed from the force Hunting
tons lawyer argued that the expressions
of Judge Swami Of the General Sessions
about the case will make il impossible l.
get an unpreiu JUDGED jury in this COUNT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-19

Terence j, McManus, counsel for John
Cam. the negro awaiting trial for murder,
has reported to the District Attorney
that he believes his client is insane. MIR.
McManus was assigned To defend the
negro and says that his client is unable
To consult with him nationally Cain
has been in the Tombs since he was ar
rested early last spring after he had
run amuck ON Columbus avenue. Be-
fore he was arrested three people had
received fatal wounds and eight others
were injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-19
Forty French Miners KILLED.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE SrS
ST. ETIESNE, France. Oct. /. IS n
explosion occurred in coal mine near
here to-day and forty miners were killed
1t is supposed that the explosion was
caused by fire damp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-19
RODGERS ARRIVES AT DALLAS.
Aviator VIII Leave for San Antonio To.
NaN-HaS Lost lS Pounds

DALLAS. Tex, Oct IS Calbrai,h p.
Rodgers. the aviator. landed in the ra CO.
track enclosure Of the Texas State Fair
Grounds here to-day after a flight Of
thirty minutes over the thirty-two miles
from Fort Worth
A planned now Rodgers will get away
from Dallas at noon tomorrow for San
Antonio, via Waco and Hilsboro. Rar-
ring possible accidents or stops Rodgers
noon. and will then begin the long lap
across the southern plains Of the State.
Rodgers has now covered ?,Se7 miles,
He weighed 1872 pounds when he left New
York and has lost fifteen pounds. His
wife and mother accompany him by special
train.
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MARRIED..

SELIS-LTNGLE.-On October IS, 1911. 81
the American Embassy. Paris. by the Rev
DR.. John B. Morgan. Madeleine i'Ensls,
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. William l'Rnse OF
New Orleans. 10 Adrian :sclr. IL, soE o.
{, Oliver IsclIn.
IFAVITT. MARTIN ON October IS. 1911. o.
Blur'or, s c. by the Rev. j II Gihbony Jf.'
Gabrielle Cath, daughter ct Co! T.oras
Martin. 10 Mir, Rufus Edgcc I>cA,ir, q New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-19

UNDERTAKERS.
vRANK =. CAMPBELL. 1Al.3Sew ~ SSass
ChADsls. Ambulance asRvts& Ts'. iSs 0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-19

SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Al q yer large G4 lat CEar BAD racEg from ~ ure hcuk
~" sApp-ued 10 'ook 70 from "a boos and. noticing me. bsckonsd 20
Sew Hayen. Conn p"
] replied tat that had been nv home Pop -1ns twelve ysars Then ue
7"hst asked ID les th~ Rev Lr Leonard Baker or aly of. hs family
nave man uues heard lr hss'r preach. / answered and rcalze
ne uWh OF The remark made ~ la. -fat De- co4a De- a very Titan OF the
pulpit or he could Be The fullest amd dea-ett uf greachcrs accorI1s Ia hs
Imagination or pasa0u ss stirred or uof
That is exactly shat Nsned 20 ind onr said senator Davis You
may Ano" hat f TAI bF Bacon niece Mics H. Ia Bacon. Who conceived me
~ "a iMa bacon @ r'aH- f- writer ~ me plays of Slskespcar. ana
ma D. eoneeaea hs individuality by means Of oyphers have alasys
"s iM' MHr ba'ou had % touch 81 De- genius which characterized her
uncle. Leonard Bacon. and o. thr lmpu-,- Imaginative, sn-e.ect ahen
30" uarsc'erLe me BOZ pc Or faco1 ff ~as this Imagination which ed
nor 20 conceive hat Lord Bacon artfe f- pays Of Shakespeare
so" ] have been especially .f-ewr'vf Boo this Bacon hypothesis because
fr ne Shak9peare h really "a rb'~ Wh'n was 20 England some Years
10 stratfori with The purpose % onemrg Shakespeare grave VA TOD
That Mss bacon did receive tho consent OF the rector d nae Shakospeare
church 20 per ~ grave ~here She expected % find proof OF Lord Hscor q
authorship NJ M" plays Buf when the moment cams. for her to o. this she
.A"hA from %. ana Ter intellect yielded to the tremendous strain caused by
her excitement so bar she became g mental wreck
persuaded mar . Wf O. peculiar strain OF ,a- Leonard Bacon blood which iu
Della bacon cr"afed 'le gea- cortroNsrF. uUf yer ended never TO be END
90. probably a o Dee authorship % tv SAasepercan plays
You see . am reading Shakeptar now. Senator Davis vent ON 20
have" read Lord tacons "Fsays and his philosophy don't believe Della
bacon ever read them Dr. he BAD read them ~ urderstardrgy as I believe
! have she uolld have knowu-os . am sure can demonstrate absrractiv
mn osicaN -haf me IA "h' Nra'" t~ cssa2s and Vho developed the
Haconlan system Of philosophy c,hd never have written the Shakesreresn
plays
n" Senator turned 20 me vorns and fingered 81 lovingly
lid you ever know that Tenn. an died with a coy OF Shskespe,ra IN
his haui open ar the play % krr Lear Do. aseed quietly when my
tim" comes { should be- content t passed away With On. conscious eve hav.
INK rested FOR the .af time upon those s'rpendousy pregnant words 90
Hamlet. The rest Be- silence
copyright. iel. bv p D. Edwards Al rsh,--eseveal
Tomorrow Nr Edwards Ul pol! NJ "Shertaus Prayer o. Battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
rHE PICTURE rnlEvEs

The stealing ~ "a IRA Angelica
masterpiece from "a gallery a, Flor.
ence. Italy. added POO The Mona Lisa
disappearance slrEe-fs that the IN.
derNorld NAV Boz JUST beginning 20
realize the enormous commercial
value locked up loo these few square
feet ~ canvas aud pigments
There are % dozen art galleries In
American c..."s every one OF which
haf "a considerable number o. pictures
Uhose commercial value must run
into the hundreds OF thousands All
he gold and silver I'm the ban. o,
England would not buy the pictures
in 'he Louvre gallery IN Paris even
10 the French government should cell
them which. ~ course. will never
happen
in view ~ This enormous cash value.
10 would not De- surprising " some
high grade criminals we're willing 10
faae the risk 90 The Initiative OF SOM.
~eaithy art collector or course the
chance Of detection would De- large
Hut when you consider hoV slight he
protection is as compared with that
thrown around the treasures ~ one
% our hank vaults. the hazards may
NOT De- so very different
Some millionaire art collector. Who
az a college student used 20 steal
street signs and silverware may have
regarded o. as an equally good erhI.
b.uon Of ncsuous Wit 10 set the whole
world guessing about Mona Lisa and
che Madonna % the stars
European sentiment Is quite bro.
nouucei -hat some American has been
a. The bottom % these two Jobs u
would certainly be no more culpable
than % steal q railroad from i,s
widow and orphan stockholders. as
some of bur cultured kings OF anance
have done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
T-E DISTRACTION o. r-E
NAfeE

Tn - 'ar 80 a r@por sHgf-ssnE re
'pinlon 81 a board % stps~s can 90
% ne gl-stion a. to 90 caa.@ ~
10 f-"stflcrlon ~ t1e ba-I~sh.p
Ma ne nay b. coasitsr.d .~,ii-
After careful sGAminAtl,a %, re ~
mains - ths ~arship a bad %
American nxne~r oin IN The state
meat hat he Maine Sss d~ssfroyed
By an exterior explosion rhica pre-
cpi'-'sf th1STPiosion Of a psr- o,
l- maEafinsE Thlk IL n exact &C
c~ordancs 9TH he export mads by tAe
board shieh i~nvesuE4ted me disaster
soon after Do occurred A. 10 further
in'esusat.1n um be- made. a, must
be- Assumed that this question g. uos
el1s~d
spanish authorities wlu continue
-n1o4bted.y 90 deny With heat he
charge thar The WsrshiD o. a friendly
power boo a spanish harbor Was
fes rlsef through Spanish machina.
ION Americans ~iA ar a rule accept
'he anding Of these tao bosrds A.
"a matter % fact. hovever. these ind
nEs ann be- regarded a. absolutely
roac.usise They are ~ such nature
that - best they represent on.y the
opinions ~ men vho have studied
ft- question under adverse condi-
lions The destruction ~ ne Maine.
nov. how 10 "a closed chapter
Even The week has b-en removed. or
viii soon be removed from Havana
harbor rudou btedIy ihe destruction
OF the Maine played an important par,
.n BRINGING ON the war that freed cuba
aud Transformed the American repub-
dc into an insllar n imperia.
power 70 was one o. the b.g events
OF the last century. aud 10 left a ire
meudous impress on history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER

''4l your latest story. Henry James. 10 contains no action,
So 'N"' JW' mere IS nothing there % shoek: no . hin,
a'ohe-s block. an your peopie stand and ,,s
W' James Oh, they talk TOO long ueen
He''' James and SAINT guess vhat they mean.
Henry james. cash one anNtousIv c,reesis ali e,o,,, -. -,
en ~ ne'o IS iu' OF wheels. Henry James. on. your ladies' and
your gents Henry James look 90 me Ike twenty cents. Henry I,m.,.
n0"nE s"e ha' ie' in mind. nothing but their social grind and
they stand and talk Us blind. Henry lanes Like osrrsry.. 80 80.
nehy james VINO ae ioling in their yokss. Henry lanes. men Who
saw 10 as and pound. men Who roV the. fertile ground. men Who
make m ~hees 20 round Henry James. All YOUR little fddIne lords
Henry James With their endless stream o. words. Henry Ismss ,-.
not worth one sweating jay Who is toHng day BY day. saving wood Or
baung hay. Henry James
e'SyrsaI 1914 ~ Geo Ns,n.- Assz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

rI.r LOCAL APPLICATIONS 4s tr-
NNIi feaU. fns sect 90 the Taaarr
hinrfH la "a blood Ur .H-raff.frraI ID.
and in order f1 cure Do Won b. 81
fHFr internal remeffes NAM &C.,
mo- DEL fafrr Internally. HrI a.ta TIr..t
tNe blood arI wrrn.a Hlrfar~r
lfaI % thfnrrh cure Ie not I'd 4.arr m.F.
DO VS. pr~~rrlhed hr ore 20 ffr
q ID 'ea.Iaf prrHIrIrfIUr De- Ia ..-
~ fHf best tonnes frnur ..mrI.mf
WIN ile best blood purifiers arf.rr IA
'n Pho mucous surfaces IT,. 49,
fF' coordination 90 fns loo 1900.
"Naf t-"Il o. aI.r uonfrrrl 1000
rs -afarrI Send Dor fsafI m.-
b. "UrNFF CO., r-4ra r...r
sou By I~rlrEsfa. price rf-
i' lH. inuHs rIur 90 cr~rafra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
ENGRAVED
XMAS CARDS

Ali % me many uho have
seen f1s display speak % 90 90
tie best ever While there
are plenty % Cares. soosIsts
and N~as Letters Tor au-yst
on ec-ion s Usually fh.
oes Emootssa CARDS &c each
Socket 81 % 3sc Letter. Sc
% zoe lrd duai Booklets %
order specially imprinted u.fh
your our name and r-eetrr
49, about tra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
CLOCKS

a good clock Is worth
all Dr. COSTS both fo buy
and to keep The correct
time piease the eye. The
beautiful chimes charn-
ne ear Travellers
"atehss ard Clocks. si25
% ISIS; WsntsI style
tme onlyI. $3.50 %
5000 Ginning Cioeks.
$500 20 5000. csrrsr
Clocks, 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

me fact that infectious diseases
such as uhoopinE cough. diprthera
and scarlet fever are contracted when
me child tas "a cold Cr1mbe~ia.n.
Cough Remedy viii qHickiy cure q
cold and greatly lessen fhe danger
~ c~onfracflnE these diseases This
remedy is famous f1r rs cures 0f
colds If contains n1 opium 0r other
narcotic and may Do EIven fo "a child
with Implicit confidence Sold hF au
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
COUNTY COURT
oeeds R.eeraed.
Thousands Of Yards OF "
Narrowest to Widest ~

Deed Of correction. dated July -.
l--f Mozart Land Company 20
francis 2 MURPHY. Two lots 10 Mo
TART Terrace. second addition CON
siderauon. SO
Deed dated December g G4sfave
Kruger 10 Harry = Mott. lo' On OLD
'air ground addition consideration.
e..
Deed dated December q 4 J. Saw.
'elle trustee 20 Fred Kru-h ans the
Schmulbach Brewing Co. Dor 10
~priggs and Ritchie's addition con.
sderatiou s4255. bankrupt sale
deed dated December Lizzie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
Tuesday. December -. 1911.
a FooLisn ATTACK on WHEEL.
NC


IN on" OF We circulars issued bf
us anu HA.""h '~m"n' n belmont
ooeht1' som" ''y strong and entirely
inAeenrht- are made Tie
ihteinhene"f does "'i Feel called upon
W NAe "h' particular part BOO This
eoh'est' o4t '' does '-rl ihai in Justice
70 IN" Guy "' Wheel. as Do h worth
"nA" 20 correct some ~ These ass"r
uons Fo""Nins ia % paragraph 'aa"n
i'om W" circular Isr "d lea fhr dry
in'ssts' 4hd signed bJ Toe belmont
SouhlJ hlsiAr'n Men League
nor. '' 8. 'r
saloons errr voted QUE v1s-..as h.-
b-ootissEer. ani -r-s
ioen 'n.i ..-s
Isportsd uiat t.s .li u.t o. rft.su
Inc pas, 81 v.,.- &
soe, =" "a. r"lL tn-r' H',r. go more
want 20 cell elt ttan ~ 90 present
% ~ V.r or ~'l~
snd 20 - other a1f eit1 al IT,
eonsiaersd one ~ ,as .aa--t '.,.t s.,
81.
- '"o
a, answer To"
A.
VIII To-
=, 90. '''' nave
H''"
r. "' y'"r'
- Guy OF wheel
a. greater
'"' IMAM
N''
r.. ' '''' Was
business
~ '''"''"fH "a large
'"' o. "h'-i'nN
cours. a.. .-
nos. n,. '' D." '''i
-, wy " 7" 3"
- 'I'n 'he
g.. -, "',n TIE
~. ''''''''' wheel
''"t'''he'
c,t.. 49, ."'' aye Jew
a., " any
'''
-. 'l A'o"
n.r,,, pros
n.,,.r -, O., A. O.
n.s. a.. ' dust
a, a., m.r ana Tif'
a. -. l"
the ~ch.r,c,.. . pans" 'n
,,t '' us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
DAMS ON CHEAT
Provoke Long Legal Fight Between
Synd Gates. Two Of Which Are
90 Drop From FIGHT.

i'rraf.. fn tle Intel rerrer
MORGANTONN. ~ Va. Dec IL
The long drawn out legal battle be
l~r.u several slUd.ctfes f1 eet o.
on of fhe Cheat river for fr. con.
~s'FIrfou of au Immense dam for
power purpose win likely come 10
an 'ut before many d8,s. as fl. Zen.
.-HW o. Trees Iud the White syn.
uI.H'" ul EnEi.Hh capitalists Win.
lirW from fle fEhf This mornirg
tna. lob capitalists have been
opposed for months iy fhe Kuhn Ia.
irres's and Indications now pol f 10
'He latter concern being opposed by
"a o." syndicate which q noE being
formed The project 90 dam the
BEAT is fts bigsssf % go Kind in
'is ou of fh. state and work IA
expected fo start neat b ns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
BASKETS

Baskets from the four corn
ners ~ the earth are here ~
eruce you 20 carry them still
further Mexico. Japan. Tlr
key. Germany. au have con
tribuied Tiny Favor Baskets.
4Oe 10 ISe I-r don Willow
Baskets for decorating and for
noWerF i5e 20 75e each Nor.
'ean makes W 10 soc and -
pan-~eh. words. fell us. yOu
must see them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

hentacsy senator Hr-1 Mot Ldse. o MASSACRE.
sctts. an senatoI tlarusr p Davis. OF Ninn~soA-
senator DAVIS uas re o1y member % ne commft'ec
aho Cd not i1"st upon q v~ry severe c-usseNAmirauou
OF me Instead IBIS Serafor sho a f~E ycas alter uaE
% serve 1u ere T1fet S,s-es commission appointed 20
Trans t-- Lc1c- treaty -- ercec tte var uifh Spar.
icos a r~sf ly a. D-r e.-lce and BEGAN - read from
a snail t0oE % a. size convenient O. Cawy'.n the side
pocket 90 a. GUNNER lusf
Ire coUm.tfs~ cook a. recess 90 a f~e minutes Iu
order 20 '1amLe cera.n books OF pap~rs that had been
brought into fu~ committee room ~eut OF into the
eorndnr 10 80 a tr~fh ~ air aud while pacing 40 anc
aoNu I oh@erge4 senator Davis al "a atndoa nurr s ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
MIRRORS

We had conGde1-s In orr
mirrors when PURCHASING an
their ready sale has Justified
nat faith Upright snsDss with
and without pictures from SIS
70 $500. sisn "a ne Declare
Tor. US. Three pansi Mir
ron sio7s; horizontal Shapes
Vim a picture. ts75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Peterson 20 Frederick Y SEVERN. 20,
in A.amoni. consideration. $40
Deed dated December g. Bertha
Wells 10 FrederIck Steiubecser.
two lots ga NarWood. consideration.
SO
Deed dated August 90 Henry
Schmulbach t0 Henry Fln'o. Dot IN No.
<arf Heights cons de-aron. go
Agreemcnf dated November 2s.
James n Emblem. o. al. 10 Gertrude
Garee. % a4s. notice Of division OF es-
tate per viii OF Elizabeth Emblem
ave deeds % trust Vere alcd for
record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
KoDAKS

Tho rlDifIfY With which Ho
fass r Dol ~ lad aside Tor
Christmas indicates fhaf ropg.
lar.fy ~ a1 article that can -
used me year through Cone
look OF fte various trIes-rat
a nev catalogue and make your
selection earlg
Brownies. 500 20 500
Foldra B-ozr es. $500 %
sf2oo
Fsisrs Nossks sf2oo. 1900
VI % $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
ART BOOKS

Artistic in binding or
Illustration atfrar,I..
from any viewpoint and
make pleasing rlrlf
scotch Plaid Covers. fln
Eie 5Ocset O. six Tor
$3.50; Omar NhsDsm
tmin'a,ureJ. soc Oozs
Lssthsr Books 4oc. 6oe.
500; Hastsrpiecet 25e
% s5ci Auto Blue Boos
f25O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

The lrous off fate vas d.scI1 -i i1
H- story of TIE man vho Boz an 90.
i'ri 'o escape "a trois; car and au
uuipmotil" Ras run over ty a nearse
New YORK World
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

s~r-so-s 80 V~os-< ass-- Ts~y ar.
-ni1s' tEsy irrta's tAsy aroass lu-
iseAnE saa % Absolutely 20 s00e 70
aEs ons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Irene caro-. q. both % Wheeling
Archie, J Bethel .. p Haucock
y T., and Rachel G. Marine. D.. o
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

u Colonel Roosevelt were only
president bow "a" should know exact
H where The adm nisirauon stood on
paper bag cooking -Colurabus CO..
state Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

tonereFs is in that state OF omiuoul
quiet which prevails when every body
is afraid o. start anything Wash
iurtou star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

DO one could g. tEe vote Of those
Hh" feel worse the day after % boil.
day tnau they DID the DAP before
be- probably could b. elected -Atch.
son Globe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
PICTURES

An Here we excel. both in
tiz- and variety All know 81
the extent OF our stock some
are not ware OF the moderate
prices asked We want every
n i0 . our holiday display
~ Nuttns Pictures. Copiey
Prints. Nezxo Ereravlnes Wa
ter Coiou. English Prlnta.
Etehinss
Framed pictures AL l0U as
IS Cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
cUMmIEs OFFERS BILL ON
TOBACCO TRUST DISSOLUTION

WASHINGTON. u G.. Dec IL
a bill was introduced today by Sen
ator Cummins granting TO the ind-.
pendent tobacco companies tho r.Frt
90 appeal 20 the suprsme court from
the Sew York decree approving tho
tobacco COfnpany'g reorFauILatior.
Mr.. Cummins eil speak IN his Bill
ext "wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Art Brsss wares .r DE-
s.gn refec-Ing me- colo
nal period Caro estiess.
ioy f.ze 75e 'o $50 pair
-uu sire sfs5 to s24s
each A0diro~s black
iron " Oo-bass. - %
Sc e1sfer and Tnx
$50 Jsrdir e~st SIS
ana up csndsisbrs. sz7s
70 S5s5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

President Madero may set feel com.
PEELED 20 use som" OF tho methods
-aaf msa' Diaz iamous-Wash.uvtuu
Star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Hon Grg-s- a ills.ir
My Dear Friend
dol 20 80 ,'s- n me.
,oir d,s,-i-t Ia.i 9ies to- .ot. = an a.r.
tain .. - h, ~ m.HH service fI fH4
Z well rem rrrh-r IHur record Oh. fN+ a.Hfa
.sistfur~ a-i f 10 vas f-il Nr'0r .e
iHr mu.u people. 10 W li require s
De pile .f money Poo defect tn. WrI-
ou fa'r f1 COL p4fauura. Ngl never
'.Hf ~ls.' 90 f.s Inf. ~st .t ne poorer
people who nee .f HFfr.
l-- defeated r' poorer glasses
WNl l"er 0 believe a. good ~ unf t-
pest ff.rni f.~f ever Nni nrn Hf.Ht f.f
,onErsss FOO t.- First if-fri.t o. can
such o. D rave svc 0 urtn t,r
Your rHni -rf
T.F l.N>UNN
The above is bur "a sample % tl-
favorable expressions which M-
Iaueh.ns candidate las ELECTED
Without d.sparagemen. t1 other can
didaoies. the Intelligence is lead to
believe that at The prssen. t.m- SIR
Lalshlns candidacy .s more likely
10 compose differences among fH.
various elements OF the Republican
party. and 90 satisfy 'hc large major.
ifv OF 'he party %'hrolghou. th- dis
trlcf than probably ans other candl
date that could De considered DO
ohio county. Mr. Laughiin - too veil
known 90 need Introduction and as
the Republicans o. other counties he
come acquainted aith his record au1
character. Do viii grow Boo favor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
New News of Yesterday
heredfy and ihe BscOuisn Controversy
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IA Ne socaled .agar t-s- 80 o. trdefrrsbhe means
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