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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
Church Rebels
United Presbyterian Missionary Soei-
ETY. Tries to Reject Request
for Aid

CI4AYSVILLE. Pa. May I9.-The
Home Missions OF the United Presby-
teridn church OF North America to-
day attempted to reject the requests
for missionary aid made by the Puke;
Sound Presbtery. several commission
ers charging too much freedom with
the usagcs of the church by western
churches. The request was tabled To-
shut off a heated debate. but will
come up again tomorrow.
The Rev. W. g. VI. Hays of Spokane.
vigorously defended the western
Presbytery and charged that any de-
partures made were by students Of the
Allegheny Theological Seminary.
Rev. DIR. John McNaughtcr resented
charges OF heterodoNy and said any
departures by his students could not
be charged to faultiness I'm the semi
nary teachings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
Big CLASS


.fr...I f.f.. .Hf.r f. fIr f.fr..I .H..rr
FhfHNDNT w. Va. Nlv fl Tho
largest graduation cla.e over fo CON.
r.rfo rho course at fhr raIrm1uf State
Normal school wiU receive thoir df
p.0mrH hIs June. when claea OF nI
mort hundred aiu complete Tho
work Yesterday was Alumni uav af
tho school. md o. hundred old rradu.
afra attended tho school oxcrcIarr.
many prominent mon OF tho state who
arc graduates making addrcaaca
IrnpnrHfIDuH nrn now being made
IDr thc commencement program.
which VIII cover one week In June
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
Reyes at Havana.

HAVANA. May 19-GcneraI BERN
ardo Reyes. former Mexican minister
OF war arrived here to-day from
Europe on the steamer Ypiranga. lie
received message from Mexico
Which caused sudden change in his
plans and he decided 10 remain I'm
Havana 20 await further developments
Of the Mexican situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
Insane Dream
Confession Of Iron Worker at Pitts
burg Coliapses When Man Is
Found 20 Be Deranqed.

PITTSBURG. May 19-Jamos II
lott. who last night made an al
legged confession. in which he charged
officers ~ tho National ErectOrs
association and detectives employed
by n were implicated in the wreck
ing of buildings throughout the coun
try. constructed by nou-union labor
this afternoon was found fo be- mon.
tally dcranEed and was sent to Tho
Allegheny county home az Marshal
sea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
u. S. Sues TO Dissolve
Giant Lumber trust
SNOW IN WEST:
EAST SWElTERS.

WASHINGTON. May 10
Snow was falling this morn
Ing in Yellowstone Park. and
west and eastern states were
and Nevada. while the middle
ives and eastern states were
sweltering in the hottest
weather OF the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
Neglect Church
Presbyterian Assembly Hold Church
Attendance Is Hun BY Golf.
Autos and Baseball

ATLANTIC CITY. May - HUGH
H. Hanna. of indianapolis. was TODAY
appointed vice moderator OF tho
hytar.an general assembly
The report of the committee ON
Christ life and works showed that
there is a great decrease iu the at-
tendance az sunday afternoon and
evening services OF many churches in
The middle west Golf. Sunday base.
ball and automobIiug were blamed
for ihfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
STORM DOES DAMAGE.

Follows Extreme Heat Wave a. Cleve
land.
CLEVELAND. O. May 1q-Cievo
land passed another swoitering day
Street thermometer registered 9S de-
grees A thunder and wind storm ir
the afternoon broke over East Clevc
land. tearing up trees and damarins
telephone and street car wires The
heat proatratcd Eve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
Uncle Zeb and the Weather

Ever think that
the man that you
dislike most be-
cause he fa such q
strong competitor IN
hualueaa probably
feels the same way
toward you7
THE WUATHru
WAgHrunTOM
May 10 Forecast
eafcru rauuarl-
vauia and Ohio
u 0rnl thunder
storms and cooler
Saturday SUNDAY
clearing ard cooler
West WiriFfua
Local thunder
storms Saturday
aud probably amd-
Day cooler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
SUICIDES m PARK.

Finsncier on Wrong Side ~ obi. Mar
vet Ends life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20

Local TempcraTurs Esoord.
Tro following feurcrafnrra we're rec.
oftcl ycrfcrlnF hv tho Ncff Hardware
Co.
% m. oa m. 11m. I'm. %. M
AZ
Local indications Cooler.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

important intelligence impaired py s,ch a
Uonore Calthorpe at the tea was Oh ' sur Tbc Q
nature that Alice was radiant with Joy. for mT
hour had come to mete out punishment C,;oi ioi
things endured under the laws OF tlie '0O''''
world-and Alice was woman! .horobt
Thurlev had drifted far away on tilousmS s,,s
Of tbe u,T Young Duke Karl "Some OF his Ways way,
are al " veTy Charming" she said u fel' ''"'
you thought so too. .ho Count be-
Alice. Who had spoken OF the C1un,' ,,,'o',Id lid
travrd a new surprise. She felt she wouid ii
never in the least know Thurey' alter ar. arc
aIvhv ves,n she agreed; "but there are
charms and charms and fortunately no man
has has them all. Poor little fora Norton mar mar
r;cd a very charming creature three yJ',t ~
AGO. AGO. The last time | saw her she looked al az
me like a Dresden china shepherdteSs dita ta
sweetly lisped, Doesn't a woman na'I I.tc tc
love her husband an awful lot not 70 ;na nay
him utterly?' I've thought OF 1t often SifCt' Ird
But" said Thurley, "arent you s'''
S'A Alice ic smiled. "My dear, like the changes
f climate. I'm hardy enough to endure
tnem, and they make me harder ior more. re-
Now | think you'd better rest awhile' ioi
your n three in tandem tonight :,
"I'U rest if | can" Thurley answered. anu
went TO the care of her maids.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
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New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

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New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-22
VILLAGE OF PIERZ

Angermeier, Mike, S .26.
Boser, Lawrence, $500; Bergerhau-
aepp Frances, 80; Borgerdipg, John
& Co., SlO0; Benttield, Jatia, 1853;
Bridgeman & Russell, rs; Boser,
John T., 2l.72; Blake, Jacob NJ, ii. "a
Bases, Hubert, 1918; Berg, Begata,
~; Boehm, Engelbert, 800; Berger,
Mike, rs.
Duscher, Jacob, $ ~.
hiIer, VIM. $15. Is.
Faust, Frank, $18. ~; Faust, Andrew
40; FlIckenstein, Gertrude 1876.
Green, John H., $l4.79; Gross, John
h., 3.16; Gravel, Chas. ST., 24.75;
Hrel, Jos. H., so. ~; Grell, Frank,
s394; Gau, John, .@6; German State
Bank, 204. so.
Johns, Joseph $1.72.
M;swel Brg. Co., 1888; Koeriug,
Herman, IS. "a; Karst, Nicholas, sos
Kaliher, E. t., ~. 63 ;Kerkhotf, E. H.
1857; Kapsner, Carl, 5.87.
Meyer, Nick B., 1885,: Macho, A.
g., SIP; Muller Nick, H., zoo; Mar.
shik; Frank, 80 Marshik u Pbillippi,
T56t
Nobner, Clara, $500; Nsisius, Jacob,
so.Se NELSON, F. A., 4.12. 1H.-
P1eimesberge1, I8natz, s .2S; Poster,
eeter L., l.16; Piers Grain Co., 800.
Aies, Joseph. $50. e.
Scoles, Russell c., 81. Ve; Stol, A. r.,
A65; Seguip, Edward, .66; Schaefes,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-22
WHAT YOU WILL PAY
[ContinueS from page one]

McRae, j. j., 1913. IS; Mielke VIM,
81. Is; Martin, James. II; Muske, r.
g., AZ. 80; Michel. O., l O5; Meyer,
Aug. .03; Muske, John r., 1926;
Nielke, Albert. 1866; Mitchell q
Woouworth. 11.34;
/: Swanville Pub. Co., $l1.S0.
5anauk, j. D., 81; Smith, W: A..
%. L.; Stoll, Mrs. Mollie, .O3; Stems,
". NJ. $50; SWapville Hdw. Co..
B,A5;. Swanvills Cooperative Co.,
%. 10; Stith, P. R., 40: ST. u, j. u.
& Son, 4O.l4; Sanford. Cnas., 1.54;
Stith, J. D., 3 "a.
Turner, Herbert. S .28.
W,liett. Thos., 81 81.
ZnhlsdCff, A., S2.O
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-22
TOWN OF AGRAM.

Boehm. Frank, So. 80; Boehm, Frank,
Jr., II; Black, Anna, 2. Is; Bolster,
T. O., SO: Drummer, ]. j., 1857
Black, Gerhard, 400.
Elder schlnk. John. S.. TO-
Faust, Christ, 81. 10.
Gendro. o.: $2 10; Guenther, Oscar,
292; Gendreau, Paul, 7.58; Gruber,
Jos, e.l6.
Hesch, Math, $46S; Hesch. Anton,
49,
HANDEL, Frank. So. 1s; Kubecheck,
u ath, SAG; Kippley VIM, .12;
k1ppley, John, 527
LANCER, Peter, So. 90: LANCER, Lizzie,
1855; Leldenfrost, VIM, 11.61; Loied-
as, John, 14.O6; LANCER Hubert, .88.
Meyer, Math, $6.87; Meyer, Mary,
685; Niesius. John. +. AZ.
Otremba, Frank, $40; Otremba,
JOS, 4.75.
Rauch, Jos. s1o.l5; Kaucb, J. N,
1898; Ranch, A. VI, 5.S3; Renneberg,
Edward, TIP.
Scbnurer, Math, $3.2Y; Sporlein,
Fred. S.S3; Stumpf, Theo., $3.50
3'nrnrf~ Adolf, 6.02; Stumpf, Frank,
;.s2,
Theser, Thos., 235; Theser, Anton
5.93; Thommes, Math, 11.62; Terhaar
Harnan, 11.86; Thommes, Mike, 5.O7
Vierk, Herman, 1907; Vorath, John
s12.
Wuellner Henry & IL
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-22

4 H
Rackow>ki. e Ante q 81; Bros t@os
4. 81: Buelow, Charles, s:sl; Balm, r.
Kollie, 100; Backman, F. W. 8aal.
8. se; Campbell, =. n: 10. s6; Campbell,
son, John, l.79.
Died ich julius, $4.s2; Drews,
Emel, 4.79. 49,
freeman. {: L., .$5:s7; Fritz,
August, 6. 81; Fellbaum, J. NJ, 5 %
Fellnaum, g. A., 4.37; Fedor, Mike,
4.2l; Fisher, Frank, ii. rs.
Granberg, Andrew, $2.47; Gillow,
Mike, 3. O6; Golombieske, Peter, 1922
Gasteka, Mary, 2.10.
Hamouik, Mike, $3.50; Hotel, Nike,
&. 80; Holel, John, 622; Hartvig,
Wm., 6.35; Hogiund, Chas., 2.83
Hamonik, Frank, .85; Hamonik, Joe,
AZ Hansen, Frank, 2.24.
jackson. Cbas., $l.70; johnson, A.
Nels, 4.65; jackson. John, 2. l8; John
son, q. j.. $50; Johnson, Dorlando,
1888: Johannes, II. E. 2.O8; johannes,
w., 2.57; Johannes, Edval l.43
Joseph, Mike, 1877; johnson. Swan,
1872; johnson, j. H., 5.66; johnson,
Andrew, 1874; Jaliuske, Math, 1.28;
Jasclzevenke, Peter, sol; johnson,
Nels. 5.83.
Kotch, John, $5.2y; Kamme, Max.
81; Knoude, Albert, go; Koenig.
Otto, $50.
Lucak, Geo.. $1.o4; Larson. G. E.
3, 68: LyOnburg, Chas., Z. IS; Luchvig,
Aug, 500; Lapas, George, $40; Lar.
son. Louis. 1862; Larson. Olaf, 4.36
Lukasvectz. Thomas. 4.97; Lund
gren, Peter. sos.
Matsko John 4.18; Molen, Oscar,
5.Sl; Mrozek, Jake, 500; Mrozek,
August, 2. 70; Moreson, j. E., l.O7
Meyers, F., 6O7; Mueller, Carl, $3.50
Muller, Chas. F., y. II: Martinson, Nils
SO; Martenson, Edwin, IS; Marten
son, John, 2.87; Meyers, Peter, SO.
Nelson, Frank, So. "a; Nelson, Ben
1.65; Nelson, Anton, .63.
Olson, John, SAL; Olson, Adolf
$50; Olofson, Albert, 81; Olofsor
Augusta, .66
Peverontz, Thomas, 50. SO; Pantzke
H. A., 9.13; Page, James, .33
Patterson, j. A., 1856; Pettrus, Frank
1872; Pika, John, 4.69; Peterson, ia
cob, 132.
Ruiz, Martin, $2.y2; Ruiz, Mike
66l; Ruiz, Stephen, $50; Rylander
J; A., 49,; Rutz, Joseph, ID; RAIN
w. N, 6.48.
Salomo, Charles, 1925; Strom, A
NJ, 4.9l; Smith, Gust, 500; Stroscheln
F. IT,, IAN; Saben, l62; Smnda
August, 2.l8; Share, James, 5.O4
Schultz, August, 1856; Stroscheln
Wm., 9.61; Schuman, John, 500
Staples, Carl, 5.93; Steffen, Robert
2.54; Super, Mrs. A. w., 1866; Super
NJ, 1918; Super, John, 1.55; Super
Mike, sos; Sun1berg, Gust, 4.21
Smith, Gerhard O., Sc; Stavs, Sgons
l8; Setera, John, j. .66.
| Trampe, Fred, $1,000.
Unger, VIM, So. 68.
Vanselow, Otto, $4.95; Valander
john, 5.24; Vanselow, Frank AL.
Wiimot, Florence E., 5 ~
We,lemans, F. NJ, IL; Watzka, John
389 Wenlerga, Anton, 2.56; Wink
Vincent, 400; Warner, John, 1.53
Wagner, Martin, 200.
! Youres, Mike, $5.Ol; Yendro, Mary
$50; Yandro, ST., 1.12; Yandro, John
116; Yaskuiak, Shines, 3.73
Zilka, John, $3.50; Zilka, Frank
8. Is; Zanoth, Gregor, 5.22.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-22
-ve}WN of BELLE PRAIRIE.

Anderson. Swan, 1918; Anderson,
N. all; Aver, l.. w., IA. IS; Adelord'
Henry. 9.48.
Beckman, Anna, $5.42: Bloom, Sam
t,4S; Bloom, Aug. 2.23; Beckman,
Frank, 1888; Brutcher, Jacob, 1913
1ugn, Fred, 3.37; Brusseau, Frank,
s.8,; Bastien, John, 22.l3; Burris, E.
J., III; Beimert Carl. 1851; Colombo
Fred 10: Carlson, Axel, 3.13; Carl
ss'n, p E., 1855.
DnbbeIs, Paul. $685.; Doucette,
Anelie, 415; Dalgren, VIM. 5.66;
Derosier, A., 500; belong, F. E., =. "
Dtros1er, Joe. All; Doucette, Napo'
leon, 1853.
Eison, John, IS. II ;Ekwel, Idea 4.s4
Erickson, John H., ~; Estabrook, d.
g., ~
freedmen Creamery. ss6.4e; Fie'
Da1on, Adolph, $3.50; Garon, g.,
80; Gagnon, Adolph, 2.S6; Geniles,
Joe, 1.4l; Gremier, Eugene, 30
Hrund, Peter, 1.76; Goblenz, Frank,
sos; Goblenz, William, .O8.
Houle, A. $3.50; Houle, AdoIar,
1858; Haelberg, Bros, s. A.; Hedbloom
Erick, 4O5; Hudson, Clark, 2.2l
Houle, Joe H., 6l9; Hahn, Albert,
III; Henderson, q. w., AZ.
lsaacson, Augusta, $.22.
Johnson, John, $50; johnson,
A1uert, 2.75; James: Freeman, 5.73
johnson, John A., 2.68; johnson,
Parer H., 1853; johnson, Andrew,
LII; johnson, Christ, $50; Johnson,
G., 1857; johnson, Ben, 2.98.
Lescanlt, Ed. 81. 81; Llndberg, B.
].S6; l.abl nc, Jake, 1875; Lindell,
John, 80; Lanlanc. Joe, sos; Lind
uuist, John, z. go: Lafnnd, Sam, Is. u.
Martin, Theo., $495; Markworth,
Henry, IA; Malm. Olaf, g. 80; Moran,
Dave, 1913; Mason, Frank, 3.45.
Newburn, John, $4.05.
Olson, Morice, S. %; Olson, Olaf,
4 SO; Olson, John g., 81; Olson
Victor, 2.17; Olson, Carrie, 40
Olson, Olaf, 80; Olson, Anna, 2. 46.
Picotte, Tom, $2.87; Pelky, Willie
lao; Pelky, Genore, l.75; Pine Tre'
Lumber Co, 500; Paddock, Geo
l.1S; Perry, Tim, 1856 ;Poissant Erick
b.75.
Rocheleau, O., 4.03; Kocbelean, Lud
Ash; Reaper, A., 1.72; Rasicot, Olive
S.65; Rocheleau, Delphise, 7.51; Roche
lean, Eugene, 1.48; Rocheieau, John
s.s5; kidlon, VIM, 7.13.
Sladek, George, $.S3; St. Marie
Peter, 435; Sweeney, Frank, l.2O
Stuberg, And, 500; $ trietz, n. p.
&c. So; Swanson, Alfred, =. IL; Swanson
D., 7.01; Schultz, John, 1.49; Swanson
Ehas., III; Swanson, Nels f., 2. ~
Shilling, Hector, 6.85; SchilliDg, Jos
50; Shilling, E., 5.29; Strand, Louis
g. 13: Sheldon, c. ,5.7 ; Swanson, Geo.
8l9; Swanson, Geo. w., $50; Sot
koW lax. Simon, 3.31.
Timm, Henry, 7.56; rimm, H. II.
t3A
Valley, David, Sl.08; Valley, Louis
j.37; VanHerke, Peter, 4.l9.
Winterquist, John. 2.73; Wage
Olson Nels, 2081; Wullner, Henry
415; Warnberg, Seth, 2.l9: Wait
Allen, "a.
Young, Chas., $3.50.
Zembrick, Ann, -. 60.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-22
TOWN or CULDRUM
TOWN. .uAEVUE

Anderson, Elma, $l.57; Anderson, j..
E., $50; Andefoun, A. w., 5: o.; Axel,
Carl, $50; Axel, August, x.06; Axe],
Fred, s. Is; Asklar, George, s. ~; Ander.
SOD, Gust, IA; Adamski, Bart, SOS;
Axmark, John, l.58; Anderson,
Andrew, 2.25; Adams, Steve, 7.98.
Bowie, John, 49,; ,Bookowaki,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-22
TOWN OF CLOUGH

rr; An4 d 10 J. p s'.s7; A'0m'
Bates, Edith /! it. E., 1888; Blomquist,
Cummings, Chas., $1.51; Clark,
Eber, 3.12; Cole, W. j., 2.78.
Durham, s. s., 1922; Davis,
Thomas, 1888; Digman, II. A., 120.
Edbourg, E. NJ, $1O.63.
Gourd, F. R., $7.07
Hall, Martha, g. 70; Hall, E, s.,
936; HUFF, VIM, 5.64; Holmgren,
P. A., 10. 40: Hendrickson,J. O.. 8.
Husmann, John, S.1; Hamilton,
Alex. "a.
johnson, G. A., 81. ".
Krcuse, Thomas, $l25; Kimball,
J. F., 1922.
Mccarthy ". A., $685..
Nichols, A.. B., $4.85; Norber&,
Nels. Cos; Nichols, Chas., 8.11
Nichols, j. c.. 1886.
- Peterson. Thomas. IS. II; Patent. N.
T., 361; Peterson, Gust, 5.76;
Pritchard, J. H., .26; Prltcbard,
Cllde.. 50; Pierce, Z. w., 1l.58;
Pugh. Hugh, 3.62.
Rolf, A. A., 1894; Rudolph, Z. NJ. ,
223.
Schuebel, Herman, $40; Siegel,
Kate, 5.2S; Siegel. VIM, 1856.
Tedford, Sam, $7.70.
V,ge, V. X, 81. 81.
Wage, q. L., $3.50; Weeden, John,
2. O3; Weeden, Alfred, 1.05.
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John, 3. o. ;,schaeter,J. e., TO; &. sehr,
Nicholas, 80. "
Turk, Adam, s 20; TembrueIl,
Christ, Z. TO-. -
V,rnig, John p, 5 70: Wiring, F.
X.,2.64; WIRING, +. <. & Co., 7l.91.
Wermerskircr' ~ e., %. Sc.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-12-22
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TOWN OF CUSHING
Anderson, Isak, S.. IS; Anderson,
Jens, rs; Anderson, A. W. 6.91 ;
Anderson, Fred, 1855.
Bergman; :. L: E. 1864; Beto'
Carlson, Emil, s.. 86.
Dnbbels, John H., 500; Dahl, p.
L., 2.86.
Ekblad, A., 81. SO.
Foster, Perry, 8. 46.
Gorman, Katie, 1922.
Hanson, John, s. 40; Hanson, H. e..
10. 20; Hedlund, Gust, 500; Houston,
j. A., 1888.
jacobson, Carl, $1.o1; johnson, c.
j., sill; johnson, Edwin, II; John
son, A. r., GA; johnson, Martin,
8. 08; johnson, j. A., $40; johnson,
&. F., 7.21; johnson, J. o., 1856.
Klldergaard b Co., $50. 70; Kilder'
gard, o. O., 80; Klemar, Albert,
$50; Kastinek, Lewis, .66; Kas6nek,
Laserauist, J. F., $1.71; Lunu,
Andrew, $50; Larson. Bros, 2.9l.
Nelson, Lewis, $14.49; Nygaard, B.
E. is; Nygaafd, Ole B., $50. -,
0sterberg, John; 4.0l; Olson, John,
5.22 Olson; Kittil, SO.
Peterson, Gust, 81. 68ot IT, -
Sall, ;5Frauk, 5.O2: Sienuro; e. = A..
2 49,; ISchafer; ID. ". :; 80; Sunairnst,
| A. eJ.,,s. Is; Simones,. n, s.5s; soren:
son. Jacob, 5.T; Sand, 4, ~: rz.x.
Taylor, George, .$l.W: Thorsou.
Richard, 6.2t; Trafton, q. W., 3. -.
Winberg, Oscar, 500. ?.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-02-02

pardon attorney and also introduced
a joint resolution submitting to the
people an amendment to the consti-
tuition providing for additional mem.
bers of the supreme court of appeals.
House comittees also made favor
able reports on the income tax reso-
luton and the initiative and referen-
dunn resolution.
The bill providing for primaries was
made the special order for II o'clock
Saturday forenoon.
In the senate, not much was done OF
general interest, as owing to the late
organization Of that body. legislation
is not yet very far advanced. Sena-
tor Kidd announced his resignation
from the judiciary committee and Sen
ator French was named to succeed
him. Owing to the amount of commit
tee work tc be dcna previous to the
actual work Of considering bills. the
senate adjourned early until ten
o'clock tomorrow forenoon. to give the
committees time TO complete their
work
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-02-02

! Mr. Smith, of Cahell, offered s. II
I II. relating to railroads constructed
hear state institutions.
Mr.. England offered S. b. -, rclat,
ing TO extending the time Of leVying
4 taxes.
Mr., Salmon offered S. B. rs, relating
10 sale of intoxicating liquors.
Also S. B. "a, relating to municipal
corporation; also S. B. IS, relating to
Improvement companies.
| MR. Zilliken offered resolution the
secretary of state to furnish certain
oooks. Tor use Of the Judiciary, and
the Finance Committees. The reso-
tuition was taken up for mediate con-
s1deratfon and adopted. .-- -...
Mr. Silver offered Senate Joint Reso-
ution No. s. relating to the election
or United States senators by popular
vote.
'; MIR Smith. of Raleigh. offered S.
B. rs. relating to caboose cars.
Also s. B. II, relating to valuation
Of deeds. -
Mr. French offered S. B. IS. relating
TO injuries TO railroad employees.
~ Also s. p. 70, relating to authcntica-
ton Of deeds.
Also S. B. 80. authorizing boards of
education to sell property under GER
tain conditions
Mr.. Preston offered S. B. 81, relat-
ing to the establishment of graded and
high schools. ------
president Hatfield announced the re-
tlrement of Senator Kidd from the
committee on the Judiciary and the
appointment of Mr. French in Mr..
Kidd's place.
BEN Redmond was appointed mail
ing and banking page. .--
Senate Bill No. II. appropriating
money fer per diem and mileage mem
oers OF Senate and House and salary
OF attaches, was taken up, read the
eh1rd time and put upon it's passage
and on mcfion of Mr., Silver the bill
takes effect from its passage. s
MI Johnson asked unanimous con-
sent to'take up Senate Bill g. and nut
"p"i us PdSsase. Inc motion car
LED by n TO y The bill Will take eff
feet from its passage.
~Mf. McIntire offered S. p. No 80
relating to forms of credentials of
United States senator's. --.--,-------.---------
MIR. Peterkin offered s. B. So, to es-
labtlsh tuberculosis institution.
MI. Grimes offered 8. B. "a relat-
ing to holding primaries, etc.
Mr.. Kidd stated that owing to the
large amount of work before the COM
"ltiees that adjournment be taken
until 10 O'clock Friday. and motion to
that effect prevailed
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-02-02

Fire Of unknown origin at 1901
o'clock this morning destroyed a
frame stable owned by Willard Daw-
son and occupied partly by William
Casio as a blacksmith shop. The
stable was located at the corner Of
Spring street and Bigley avenue, and
in making the Enn a wagon from
Central station was blocked for nine
minutes by a K G NJ. feriSht train
at the Dryden and Bullitt crossing
The property loss was about $3.50,
with no insurance.