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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-17


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-17
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-27

e~ssssssils s<p~ct . ssaA Lac uor,
SEe predatory curve pr..~c..a
sbose . ssass Of srlssllas el.~. 80.
shszksrs kiis eye as c.x~-na...
Aae hsTee sse s.s seszrae. som
er~zOed sooted- sAzEssaea ~,-h -.
sosSsrs. sbuniaasly dEuns apa s.-v
0sch snatraie Fes yso.,, i'm -
county drained b. the K,o s-.sa
Soald have carea thus 10 tux.a,
asons she caazD Of Bud Klax M,
th~ iel bsze So. ooIec sear..sslv s....p
thea ana demanded 70 BE- sea
Hospitality in the prair,, couB.rx a.
- hmised ksen u your enemy pes,
yosr ~ay yes mast feed him e~far.
yea shoot him. Neu mus; empty your
israsr into him before yoa ~u.psx
yoer lead SO. the streneer Of u.
eeclared inseptiens sss .et Sox. 10
. mighty feast
A laxative bird he vaa suu -
Do-t marvellous loud ta,~s and a.
psoiss and speakinS q lanxuaee ~
times obscure bss never co,or,~..
he sss ne~ sensation to Bss
Kings men. vhe rarely euceuns>r.S
ns~ types They hung ael,xht.d
upoa bis sainglorious boasftpx she
epicy ssraneeness OF his lingo his cc.-
tsnptaoas familiarity with life IN,
world and remote places. and the e.-
trassssRt frsnkness With which he
cor Seyed kis sentiments
To their guest the hand Of ous,avs
seemed to es nothing more than a
eonsHeSatien Of country bumpkiss
shom he YES "strinsine Tor erub-
j0si as he would have told his stories
st the back door ~ Q farmhouse to
wheedie meal And indeed h,s
ignorance vas rot without excuse ~
the bad man" ~ the south west A.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-27

cass.a a. Gasssa - n -
ka0h. aad ~ - aE,Uh.ss ne ssss.s
y sA7s.isaans 49, vssA sAs.s e ~
e~nAfss rssasr 80 en<rssa - ssszs
ssasars. u his Gps.s hs~k susa sss
sAns sssended. sa1 Blscs Esx.s. -
Terror Of the Aoraes ssusms . sec.
a&Hszsd factor " easxseeie6 nsss-
bauer rssoFts sa1 ranch gossis
The country from the Ns.scss 10 -
kso erande ~ss q xfid h.s gar-iss
stretch given over 70 tfss sAsep sal
esrrie ranches Range lac ~ss main
hitter. and the pirates mes ~tsh
hrts~ epposi-ioa until the faaussns
and sAr'sh PiGev gave the band IN
Due advertisement Then McEinney's
rsnser company headed tor those yrs-
cincts. and Bud King kpss that r
meant Grim and sudden ~ar or e,u,
temporsry rettrsosuf n~garasns shs
rssh 70 be uaasoessary he arpv a
his eand to "a almost inSoc>ss,na>
spot On the haak n the Fritz wAss>
tore. - he's been said o3~esr,sesc-
tson esoss among the uembers asH
sapsachment procsedinss asainst Bud
Osrs promedststed With Baach r>x,>
y hiGh ssvor for shs succsssxoa BuH
Ans sss not unaware q the seuss-
nent. sna he called aside Cactus
Taylor. his trusted lisussaAnt. - Ass-
cuss NJ
II the boys.- ssia Bud. -ssus -
isaed sith ne. I'm vil,in' to ss>v
out They've buckin' sGainst nv wav
OF haadlin' sn. And isuscially -
cause ! concia1es to hst tks brusA
while Sam kinney 10 ridss' the hns.
] savss EN- fsoo hein' shss q s>as
- on . state eontraee. s.l thsy u,
sa1 save IN - oool-
N siat 10 much sAat- espls,,s1
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-27
ing. he rode swiftly away. singing q
loud and tuneless sona.

y
loud and tuneless sona.
Bud Kings band of desp>r.doe.
outlaws and horse and cattle th,eves
were In camp at a secluded spot on
the bank Of the FRO. Their depreda-
uons In the Rio Grande country whfs
no bolder than usual. had been ad
vertised more extensively, and Can
tain kinney's company Of rangers had
been ordered down to look after thsu
Consequently. Bud King. who wa, .
Wise general. instead of cuttins a,t
hot trail for the upholders Of the
law. as his men wished to DO. retired
Tor the time to the prickly businesses
OF the Frio valley
Though the move was a pruae,,
one. and not Incompatible with pus,.
weii-known courage. IT raised dissen-
sion among the members of the hama
In fact. while they thus lay ,ng,or,-
ously perdu In the brush, the op.s.io,
OF Bud Kings htness for the ,e,s.-
ship vas argued. with closed doo-.
as II were. by his follower w..
before had Bu6's skin or snc,.,c.
been brought 10 criticism: bu, ~.
glory vas waning tand such IL sierye
fate) In the HIGHT Of q newer r.,
The eentinent Of the band was eve.
tailizine into the opinion that Bla,r
Eagle could lead them with NOR, ,p.-
ter. pront and distinction.
TAto Ria~E
Terror u the Boraer--hsd b-., !.
member q ne saae about ~
Moathe.
One nieht vhfls they vsrs in ,,u.
'n the ssn Hgsei ~stsf be,. q .or.
tary horss0an On TIE rseuh,,er g..
ssssa eashsl n anoae sA>r ~
~ - q . Dssssaaso -
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-27

h sae peszhy corral sso@ed pssisss'
.zec ~ . isgsi smSosanezs sy 10
s0ots Of he sae-p Essry~se-e ~ss
rareleasis assszibassd he y.zsYner
Ealsa % ths place roges. oriasas. sac
eles sheen pelzs. sOol sacss. sese
sr0Hrhs and camp hsier Tne barrel
Of drir inz sater stood IL ne end
% tas feo horse saeon near the aoor
The fa~ness pas piled r-omisclsosss.
gnon the WaEoH tongue. soakiHg ~
tn dsN
ChicEeu sIipuef 20 sa--h. and tied
the horsa 70 q tree he nall0ed again
ana a4atr huf the hoase refHained
auief The DOOR st00f open and he
euteued caus louslv The hGht Uss
sufficient for him 70 see thai no ene
Was ~ home tie st-uck a match ana
Hxh1sd a lamp thar stood on = tah'e
The room was thai Of a bechelo
ranchman Uho Was content Nirh re
ueces ares - Ne. On csen rumuagsd
inteliiReptly uurn he found Whs' e
had hardly dared hope fo~ smsH
broUn ing thaf still contained some
thing near aHa-t Of bis desire
Hall an hour later Chicken-now
a samecock Of hostile aspeci ci--emerged
from the house vith unsteady steps
Eie had drawn upoH the absent ranch
mans equipment to replace his own
ragged attire RE ~ore a suit of
coarse brown dsckins the coat bsinG
a sor' Of rs<ish bolero. iaBnty to .
degree Boots he had donnsd snl
spurs that whirred with every lurck-
ins step. Bscsied around him was Q
belt fsli Of cartridges vii a big sis
shooter IN each Of ira two holsters
Proving about he found blankets.
) saddle and bride with which 10
0parisoned his s,eed ASain mouua-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-27

Cactus. as II 10 they're plum lOcoo1
about Piggy. They want them whis-
kers and that nose Of his 10 snlit the
wind at the head ~ the column"
There's somethin' mighty seldom
about Piggy" declared Bud musinGly
Il never yet see anything on the boof
that he exactly grades up With. He
can shore boiler q plenty, end he
straddles q Aoss froa whore you laid
the chunk But he amt never besa
s0ehed yet Yss know. Cactus. ~
einr had . re sAnes hs's bssa With
-. PiOgy0 all rlght ADr sAearin' IT,
Greeoer KIDS snA lay1a' wosee q ersss-
r1o1s Store. l rechoa ho's the ADsse
canaSa oyster bscoAuaw anl cA>~s>
pirate that svse was. bM Xvii hse
appetite for AUAtia'? I've hnswe1
some citizens you'd thinh was starv-
IN FOR trouble ST . haA Asss q lyN
pepsy the Arvt Ssss - Sssl tAsy Aea
- tako-
He talhs an spf1Aalsl sus.- ssaH
Cactus. 1evt ths rUeAusss hs's tpsu
IN He ciafMs 10 ha~e 80 ths els-
pAant and hean TIE s~i..
Il know" vpaiea -. uuaae t.
Gov puncher's S2Drsssfve pAsUs> q
skepticism. '-but n sousAs 10 ue,-
This conversatlsA vas held -
NIGHT IN camp while the other mem
bers ~ TIRE bana-eieht In numb~-
were sp-e~rns around the ar~. m
eerfne over their Supper when Be-
snd Csctrs cess-d taASae -sey heard
P1eeyt fc--isabss vsace no, M fer,N
70 the ot.~-. - uuuoa Ohf,e \.
enereed y cAeckfa0 tAeuoA se~~
saf'sfvine s's faveS01s aQpsuss
WAITE r~ ~" - - on0ane. ~
eAasfn' r-t'. - eUOUD - -.
SU1B9 fc- .'ouson0D = U0ae -
o1oS nstttb' - u 0nnmA' o.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-27

net run to extremes. Those briGanAs
lfttls party Of psaeeable rustics -
ssablsA for q ash fry or pecan gath
erinG Geatle OF manner. slouchinG d
gait. soft-voiced. unpicturesquely
elOthSl; not one Of them presented
to the sye any witnses Of the dee
Dorate aeeds they had earned.
For two days the glittering stranger
within the camp was Toasted. Thea.
by common consent. he was invited
to become q member u the hand. He
ooossoted presentinG fsr enroflReat
the prodiGious neoe a Captain
Moatrsssor" This name vas inDs1i-
stely 0verruieA ~ the band. aBl
"PiGgy" substituted - . compliment
10 the awful and insatiats appetite q
NJ owner.
Thus ana TIE Teaas border receive
the most spectacular brigand that
ever rode tn chaparral.
For the next three months Bud kinG
conducted business - usual. escaping
eacsunters with Law sAicers and beinG
cuotoot WITH reasoaabie pr0fits- The
ba0l rUA - some very eoSa cs0-
Sansss q Aoross frsa tAs fsnGes. sna
q ~ Suochss Of ABe cattle. which
thsy 81 safeay across the Rio or.nAs
snA asspesel a 10 fair aavantaee
OMEN the HasA would r1de into the
Usflp Villages aAd Merican sstte
psaNs. terrss1xfne the fnhaSetants ana
pausAefsae FOR TIE psVv1slsas - A.
uunstssa tAey neeee1 n wss Ssrano
-, NsppGleso r1ids net H9yo
Sssvr4sus sep~et anA tffShtful voice
03no0 Nh . fe8o~A more ~1eespee
- eass9es ehaa th0ss ethsr eseo>
Suoppa - GDafaceo osspsrsosD
- Nn~e oeQuls~1 - . u00Ds-
- AnnoennA 0osa - - onDD
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-27
a.se PASSING Of
BLACK EAGLE
teepSFssaa - Aaa.---'s k-.~.4.s.s es.I
~ a IL NJ

3k some aaoHshs % . Ger
tain year a grim esndn
infested the Texss boFser
along the hio srsads
Peculiarly s.rfkinx to The
optic nerve vas this no
torioue uasrauder tie
v~rsou<fv secured ntm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
$4,000 A VOTE
'"ee Alleged PAID 20 Bell Weatrsr"
o Illinois Legislature IN
LOrimcr Election

CHICAGO. Nov lu -,o-.-. a.
lged 10 has been curren, a. snrt.
neid, that Emanuel \ Abrahafaa
member OF The Legislature referred %,
as the BELL Weather - 'h, election.
OF United States Senator William lar.
inner. had refused fp vote f.r I..rI
mer Tor $500. bus had done ,o .,hru
given $1,000. svf,. related befor. t..
senatorial invesusatiug committee to
day.
Fred r. Sterling editor - new.
paper a. Rockford fI testified that
10 May. 1908 james 10 lor.Dr.u s
former Democratic irsi--a.a- bad toll
him the sunday brfur. fa.. -..,t..r
That he though Lorlmer pr- .a.f. t.
De elected thai w-rk lar.... t.
money was being paid Tor votes Il.
faid the money Va- coming from t..
siockyard ami 10" lumber and l..
terine Interests William IY.TI.- %
Chicago. be said. VAS ltlIUur Ie
money. lie continued
In Springfield fhr -a.- l.r Cor
eoran said I.orim-r va- 1u.Hr ta Do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
PLAYERS NOT
In ON MONEY
psTnsieso,s IN ~s~is. s.~,-, Cs;
Nons ~ Nosins piet.r. PRIV
isas Ncrsg

tlScfSATI. a. $50. Tr- Na-
Donai Bzss Pal cofIr. .rs.en .E a. find
'o1. male publ % o. nata ftaf
.~'h~r The Nv g9rE -.afts1a ly-a. 4e
k4slsfs OF ths members % fr. Fata-
o-ipniA Afneriesn I<-aS l- ft4. o.. ere
tnisd 20 snare = ~ mons. balm
IRON moving 81 f.r~ r.ul.trg
.cf th@ privilege 90 th1.rE ua.inF
psetares during fhe lasf prrf1n .aarl-
v,onsnip s~fiss The raHnTirsIaf. d.
.iarer That fls q ... paid Pr. ft- pie
.ute concern for rrr ..r .rs-f.1 -as
b~en credited f1 fh~ s--.ra e.rf 70
ne eommi.sinn snd .I. Dol. aFa isI fs
W. payment - operating .rssr.ss
re matter sHs hr.lxr- r. fr. a.
,~"tion 81 the rn mn l--t.l nf rr.r4I. r.
J, Lynrh. - ff. Nati.1al Las
VINO ourins The pIa .irr ~ fa- v.rlf.s
esries. was hanisd a. zrf-f.r ..rfn
hieation by u~fut..rr 90 ft. Sew .frs
tiub. In which ft~s asA.l atlu. The
bsctnre privilege 10. PLAYERS ssfI
tnsf were dlssaf lsfi-I sffn fh. treat.
h-ht r~reits1 Ft o.. rarls 90 ff-
'pnininsion w. regard f. tr. t..t.
AM thsy Inquired uh. ft- rr .f-f.-
nhh De~u sold without fh-If ..1s..r
IN US fndinE f1-da fh- .riu. .-
srih snsWers TIE question: .s obj. ...
Loih players 10 detail AMI ig .,f...
s.oh says thaf the letting .r .tr ..r
Isc' did rot concern We m+rit.r- %
either club ana that fh.- a.I f.. -
1h3 financial irfrr.s' .l 3D.. matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

CfARKSBtRG vs. va. nov ro -
Harry swavne. one Of fre proprietor
% fha Coal Cify preee.-r Cnmrsrr .
esf1h ahmruf or Second street vas
painfully tuf not seriously turrrI
hv an explosion ~ ess fte-e .as-
evening which resulted lob Gre chat
destroyed The building a ono STOW
frame AFFAIR. no loss ~ So"
Swayn"'s clothing caught Ere and
Nrs william Igor. r. rc.rhbo-. ran
'o BIN with "a heavy blanket wrapped
% around h.m and probably sasef d's
Vfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

FrrrF. n calls. ". Va. and Clayton.
OF Koney Point. also survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
RANDOLPH co. PANTHER
BATTLES WITH HUNTERS
WARWOOD COUNCIL
IN sessien Lss; Nsr,. crsrted Bell
Isiephere Company Franchise.
Otnsr Matters Ts-en VI.

Warvood 'cvu cosncil held a four
hours session lAsf evening all the
members being present e1cept Ur J.
. Walden
After cvns.c-rab,c sclsstou The
Bell Te.eghoae Comyauv VAS granted
81 year franchise 20 operate 80 sys
TEN in TIE 20 II "a he condition that
he cpUpanv furnish he Town With
four free telephones Cor The us@ %
'h~ rre department and police use.
two 10 shich vii be- pav-s'ations bat
NAV Do ls~1 'or orlciai town nee.
rec
surpr.se We sprung on 'hs coun-
cinlrn anl spectators Vh-r the resig
na'ion - ToNn Ssr~auf ID g.. Poo
Vas read bs th, clerk. to lake erec,
on NednescsN november r. Mr
Pool save 20 reason FOR his action
Harry Hoyd chairman - he
.nanc. comm .'te-. reported that sur
* tho past FOUR months over S>pp
had been spent iu street improve
meut. and that th-r. Was only $40
l~'' Tor street rlrpO=.s Tor The bal.
Hnc- 81 'hv rscsl year ending 90
July HoNvv~r. Virginia street lead
iug 60 Main street from the Packard
Motor Car Compan, and the Hilton
road were ordered To- be put IN Goa.
dillon bv the street commits 'unc-.
and hat uo more money be spent
on 'lv stress unless absolutely nee
essars
J. e. Ice, 90 me Trades Ass.nb!s.
81 Wheeling. Submitted resolution
signed ts che majority 90 wage
Farmers or NarNood. asking thar
c0lnc. pass tur ordnance reading
thar unh local men Do. employed on
anN municipal nor, and when posi-
bic that only union men be engaged
on such work The proposed ortI-
nance sss r,f.rr'i To- he ordinance
committee Mr Ice explained Ia q
hr'r' address mar q such became an
ordinance Thar ~ would keep out a.
town an undesirable foreign class
The Panhandle Traction COMPANY
Was granted an extension OF time
from november 1914. % June r-I..
~ complete their work in LAYING the
third ral on their line. paving part
~ fht street 'u lower South War.
vond
The sun Napor q Light Company.
% Canton o. Rho erected the ueN
i'l street. Sights. asked taef a copy
~ their franchise be- sent them with
70 description ~ On" streets ON which
'l's Are fp place stree maratts on
The lights
T.. = Miiiar and 80 ! Watson civil
engineers 90 Wheeling. submitted
bids FOR their services % surveying
he town Tor new seWerag, system
and elevations for the setting OF
street curhIug. which were referred
90 The special street committee 20
thoroughly examine into the bids and
rcpoTt upon fhe selection % an IN.
g.ueer a' the n.rt r.t'riug of council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
WOUNDS MEN AND
KILLS FOUR DOGS
sesn's = Thicsets IN tie I-.--onViue
District tne scene 90 Esei;ins
runE
MORE TNAs THOUSAND
PRISONS VIEWED siG GAME
While Dead pro~ier % TIE Fores.s
Lay o. ;ne Depot Pistfor-
80 EiEi-s

Lay o. the Depot Platforw
., EiEirs
Receiving oNatons 90 various June
ton points ehefe they changed cars
party % nine hunters are hearing
their homes ~ Tyrone Pa. on their
return from %. mountain th.ckets 90
The iigftonvlil- district % Randolph
cOuntr, where after more fhan an
hours battle th-s killed one o.. The
largest panther ever fouad !n Meet
N.-ginis. The beast bN sexual meas
greulsnt N4s lu feet Inches long
from tl- tail % fls I'D ~ the nose
y hen landed on fLe i~po, platform a.
Elkiu- 90 5- shipped 90 Tyrone. ~
least thousand spectators viewed
the dead panther Among the spec
ta'ors we're a number OF 90 hunters
and trapper- ant all agreed that ~
vas the Target panther ever seen .u
The woods 90 West Virginia
When ne party arrived a. Pair
mont aud changed cars ar f11t point.
Abe TX game again attracted hun.
dreds - persons ro she d,.2o, plat
form 70 = frNely that tl- animal viii
be treated by a taN deruu,t and placed
, 10 the Carnegie m.,iut, at PITTS
burg
u appears flsf Tie TYRONE hunters
an ".''- ''''ah' HNd Hp
''i-' % '"'I' "'-''"'" va
-. 'u"' N"l 'hr.F
ON his way 90 The spring Tor a pail
. ~ water. when suddenly De- heard
come very satas- gruNls in the
fhickets az the side. o. the path Peer.
.uE about for moment Dee saw the
s,'uI'Ns o. me carcass OF
LUX lawn "i''A 'hr beast had
$50, KING away
'"- ,'''h '"iri 40 "'A'r-
i.''. o." Fi '''"''e '''F O.
'''''1' 'p'hk "h" ..fi. =
"'7 1850 TO"
..., I'"'''' wa. 'N"
'"N"- ''" Z" HN'H. "H9 80 "'
,....'', '''' ''"'' "' pr DUNE
'"' I'A'l' '"'. 4' .-'t
p'h",,H
-, s' 10 we Oestn'
'''.' vas 800" "itaH
-N' 'r''
"" ''"' WIN 'L- H"t~
me pah'"'I i"r nearly o
.'.. anu ''.'''l me "oEs' '''.'h 'H
'''.''I 'Ns"k-D 10 htrce D@ii.'.
anu pI'',''"'l H''H u '"pi''e nm 10
~ ~ .''.l 49,. IN I.'n me S.tne \.
eafe' we 'h' re GROUND
n' ""'7 go ''a''r ana som. ~
nr'H 1'n'nt'n an H''acE. ne hrSt
.n''' Nv Jog WIS Torn mo shreus bF
& p"N'll'' ''A"' "i IN" pam nfF
''''' 'o '"e ''s'Ne WIZ S'ini
''I Ia. ,",''
~. -, ga, vs. te',lns IN ~
- ~" ~ -N"''1s S'"oa a""
y. -'' .."i''' ms "uu f'i" ,
''''' "l ''7' .H" eut" geo
"u.',I ID. H.'a'h me III aver
%, N'r' one or me nj 70
." or "'u, ana mus" me oes'
'r FI' 'iNe u",l III me pan
sue. ON" Ut JninPel s.'"T"i I'"'
'.' .'''Nt ""o Hn"I ''h -
'"'" ," ''iS"' ah' 'n' men.
"'t ''t'N p'' ''' J
.fl '''h Nou""
~ - me eN''.' on u'lhE no iohF'r
uNi,S Jus ,aI N''''7 was coming ON.
""" 'e' we nN' ~ F'.e' '''t '''.i'
'', '"" ""'a'' gro" ING on 'H'
''''"e '" ~" "'''H+
',''r %. 'l' "oNi'Nr' o''s'. '"o o..
Np
a"" '"' ',".'' l' ''' n'''
"''e D" Na".," ..'U' ''''.e
T'nus e"o.J Ia1e a'eo.
NA''N."h '-'' "'NiN "aN-'I
"". u" 7'','' .",t ''"'''i '"'I -"N-
iNN .a'
"I H"' u.',l 'N we
"'''' '"". '"' ''''' anu
- TITO
/ F'Nu"~ lI" Hii.''r '''"i DIT tH''' %
~" F."I' '' 'l' p'" 'IN "'-
l',l =" Nl,"Ii'S 100.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

elected fh~ follow Iu, dp.. which vas
I"rsiit bu Iu-Gltf Dc. came, % me-
ami said fl- election wa. urr ro.u, b..
ar p.t over after sII asked INN
0i}. aud h- r.ul-.i -haf Abraham.
"o.Id no break 'h". -, f0r the 3. .,.1
'h-r'a hIm. bu. iu-t.rI wanted g.. nuu
fHd i.'N "oYIiut come across VI-h
,he art-r amount
Wednesday. h" said. they had come
across ".ih ft- $1,000 Boo AhrAams
f"H watch h'm now. said Corooran
'il" NIT h- no frst t0 break tL. Ice 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

-'1' Dispatch to frr rrt.l.-.r ..-
oiARkSHi re. w. Va N.s f.
William Gibson. CD years DID, f.a..
This mormnE in local hospital of
typhoid fever Doe was an emrioya
% The Horner-Gay ord Wholesale r-,.
cery company Tor mum ber % wears
dow and four children survive
htm. Funeral sers ices viii Be- held
at BITS late home al Broad Oaks. snd
The body viii De- taken 20 Buckhau.
ans L. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

enc rrfrH rf--fr
rtfRTONT " Va Nov fI-
FInsI plans vere completed f1ls even
Irg by the committee 'u charge o.
the coming meeting % fhe West Viz
e.rIa MlirE institute which meets
here next noah. Ttt feature event
90 .te meeting uilf he an elaborate
banquet at f1e Mesou.r Temple Tho
meeting vU iasf tao DAYS President
Frank Klaus -tfeuded .o-fays meeting
and outlined f.e plans % the institute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Tho body % James MrEIga'f..
who died suddenly &c. Elm Grove
Thur-fsy evening about 90 o.r.o.s
90 account % which sss glven BOZ .at.
terfaF.s paper. vas removed from 90
IhornhurE undertaking. parlors .s
r.m Grove and taken % sfriasf.r.
3D.. where relatives reside The f.
neral wiI Do held tomorrow a. DO
O'Clock. and infrrmenf aul be made
.n fhe sfiIwater cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Tho funeral ~ the 8months .
child % sir and Mrs EIfsuo-r
Sheets. ~ Blg Wheeling Creek rot.
near Pin Grove. Marshall coar..
died "wednesday night. uas held ,..
ferday afternoon lutcrmcnf
made in Greenwood cemetery
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-07-19

A fat fee makes a lean client.