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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

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fectious. blood Poisons. Lost Manhood
Entaaa
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RHEU1fATIsM. IErBAMrfAToRY ON
EShsustion. PAlpitAtion Of the Heart
EEhAustiou. PaipitAtiou % ne Hhear..
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and Saturday. SUNDAY 90 ?. m Bel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

WHEELING HIGH SCHOOL
LOST BUT ONE CANE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
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cor honest Ssiliful and succssefil
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Cases From Ninth District Before
Supreme Court.

Cases from the Ninth District were
called in the Supreme Court Tuesday
and the following cases have been ar
gued:
State VS.. Eugene Webb, appellant,
from Durham, argued on merits and
and on motion of attorney-generalt to
dismiss appeal. This was a case in
which the charge was assault with
intent to commit rape.
B. r. Houston, administrator, VS..
Durham Traction Company, ct al,
petitioners, from Durham; re-argued
on petition of defendant to re-bear.
7. G. Johnson VS.. w. B. Lassiter,
appellant, from Guilford.
James Mcclellan VS.. n. G. Railroad
Company, appellant, from Durham.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Congress in Wrangie Over the Rule

Washington, April 5.-The second
day of the extra session of the Sixty
second Congress opened with a
wrangle over the rules to be adopt
ed by the new house which develop
ed into f1libuster led by Represen-
tatlVe Mann, minority leader.
After the routine business had
been transacted, Representative Hen
ry, chairman of the new rules com
m1ttee, sent to the desk a special
rule providing that the new rules of
the House should be the order of
the day; that four hours debate
should be had upon them, and that
the Republicans should have the
privilege of offering a substitute for
the Democratic rules.
Representative Norris, of Nebras-
ka. leading insurgent, wanted to be
allowed the privilege of Offering
amendments to rules as offered by
the Democrats.
The debate ON the rules them
selves will probably occupy the en-
tire session to-day.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Negro Mute Kills Brother With Stone

Monut Airy, n. c., March pa
mute negro named Gunther, who
lives near this city, became enraged
at his brother, young negro, on
Sunday afternoon, and ordered him
to leave his house, the quarrelsome
brother refusing to do so until the
mute used force. He returned, how
ever, and renewed his efforts to in
terrupt and worry his mute brother.
Finally the mute becoming greatly
wrought up over the bad conduct of
his brother, threw stone at him,
crushing his skull. The injured man
lived until this morning, when he
died. The officers were promptly no.
titled and arrested Gunther, who it
seems, was trying to make his es-
cape.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
". /. wTGos VIEW SUPERVISOR.


II the meeting 81 tie Beard o.
County Commissioner Of wake Ion-
DAY. ". L. Wigs vas elected road
superintendent and Henry &. Holdlug
submitted bis bond1as county audlsos
and took the oath OF onaee. T-nss 4
another nsw job created by the Iasi
Legislature.
An election was ordered IN House
Greek Special School District No. I
on the question Of voting out the
special school tax. This II TO be held
on the 1sth Of May.
An election was ordered for the
9Th pf May in Middle Greek school
District No. 3 for q vote TO be taken
on a special school tax This dis
trict voted tax. voted Ii on and Ii
nov 10 vote on IL again.
Township assessors of real AM
personal property were appointed al
follows: Barton's Greek. u. A. Jack
son: Cary. w. @. Crowder: Cedar
Fork. F. Y. Scott; Marks Creek. NJ.
A. Grifisa: Middle Greek, George Me-
Cullers: Seuse, r. G. Beddingfield
New Light, p. r. Allen: Panther
Branch. George p. Partin; st. Mat
thews. Judson Buffaloe: Wake For
est. J. c. CadelI; White OAK. C. r.
Williams: Raleigh, Julius Lewis. W
b. Barrow. l.. r. Wyatt, r T. Gowan
and @. S. Thompson; House Creek
T. 4. HALEY. Cary. r. F. ID. No. / !:
Holly Springs, X. A. Burt, Holly
Springs, r. A. Burt, Holly Springs
Little River. l.. l.. Massey. Zebuion /.
st. Mary's, Troy Pool. Auburn
Swift Creek. T. A. Stephens. Raleigh.
r.. r. ID. No. i: Oak Grove, Frank
Lynn, Morrisvnlle. r. F. D. No 2.
The Middle Creek road matter was
laid over until the next meeting.
The matter of the road in Swift
Creek from Capt. Guess to T. A.
| Stephens store was taken up, but de-
cided that the matter was not within
the Jurisdiction of the Board.
The Raleigh Light Infantry was al
lowed an appropriation of 5000.
A school election was called for
District No. /, st. Matthew's Town
ship.
The auditor was rendered the use
of the commissioners room as an of
fec
J. E. Markham was appointed road
trustee for Cedar Fork.
Bunn's camp was INSTRUCTED to
remove to Bailey's road, in House
Creek and Barton's Creek Townships
by April 18th.
Mr.. B. C.. Beckwith was appointed
a commissioner to confer with a
commissioner to be appointed by Dur
ham County in the matter Of estab-
fishing a line made necessary by the
cutting off of Oak Grove Township
which goes to Durham County from
Wake County.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Annual Convention of Baptist Youns
Peoples Union.

Statesville, n. c., March 30.-The
second annual Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union Convention of North Car
DINA, which will be in session at the
First Baptist Church of Statesville,
April 18th to goth, will be a gather
ing of no little Importance to the
Baptists of the State. Among the
speakers for the occasion are some
of the most prominent Baptist lead
ers of the South, and it is expected
that a large number of delegates
from all sections of the State will be
here to avail themselves of the OPP
portunity to hear them. The first
convention of the kind, which was
held in Durham last year, was well
attended, and now that the Baptist
Young People of the State are better
organized, the convention here will
be more largely attended. The Wis
itors will be the guests of the Young
Peoples Union of the First Baptist
Church while here.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

ssas ~ an - sA.6ss - sssasaz
fesA
Tie wsarr 22s<Asr. As~n&nse xwry
AanKrv 49, aaaAly somna xos~Axw s
So > nsxFv porseF mMswm sA@ MaM~em.
bsrxs isxsA TIE amr&ss zAo@xa -
whate teesA ~ : bread rvsn. 49, sa.
paaane<a aoa 81 N~w Yora - a.
box little aay oHs kssw - any 60
eIse-
The daatranKas xarl Avuke Aumn.
The poTTer Gawoks1 The .sssssaarw -
Ara, fieaa. Ct &c Trwveaerw' 40 So
c4esy. ~ho .ruuxhs The wals 10 sAe
Municipal Lsagia-house ~ "a 49,
East Tw~nsy-afth Street. Therw sec
tod Superintendent xovke aaA 1rx.
FIssa her story.
For some reason CO her o~n. The
SRI ~onid give bur seant information
About her husband she woasd nos
SAP whas his occupation In, but adj
mIsaed that she lad known aim for
some time Asked IL she had :
marriage certificate. she said 40. hns
that her husband did.
Superintendent rorke communicate
ed with the State Board OF Charities.
and was ordered 10 send the girl 70
the alms-house and that she BE kept
there pending the investigation which
the board has instituted
The girl reached New York with
only s3.15 in her purse
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

beginning Sunday the seaboard
All run it's "Shoofiy'' train from Ia
raicb to Weldon, instead Of stopping
D. <orlina as heretofore.
Governor KitchIn has granted a
rardon 20 Elijah chiIdress. OF Jack
.gn County. He vas convicted at the
February term. 1910. Of the crime
NJ sansIaughter and sentenced TO
four years in States Prison.
over $4,000 has been subscribed
for a Y. NJ. e. a. building IN Raleigh.
The 4. & II. College will also erect
: Y. #. c. A. building on the College
grounds. MIR. John Rockefeller sub
scribed half the amount necessary for
the building.
The Biblical Recorder Company
will erect a three story brick build
ing on west Hargett Street at a cost
Of SIS. 900, and will be headquarters
for the different departments of the
Baptist denominations, as we'll as for
the Recorder.
Governor Kitchin has named Mr..
Leo d. Heartt. CT Raleigh, as a d.
rector OF the Soldiers Home, to sue
ceed Capt. J. J. Thomas, deceased.
and Mai John w. Graham, OF Hills
boro, as a director of the North Caro-
lima Railroad, to succeed Mr.. Allen
7. Ruffn, deceased.
;th fnN Ind En-
fill the vacancy caused by the death
Of Judge J. s. Adams. Among the
receptive candidates are Frank Car
ter of Asheville, Thos. A. Jones, A.
s Barnard, Merrimon and Chas. A.
Webb. or course there are others
yet to be heard from.
Governor Kitchin has set Friday,
May 18th, as the date for the cleo
trocution of Norman Lewis, the negro
who murdered Chief-of-Police STALL
ings, of Spring Hope. The Supreme
Court has heard the appeal of Lewis
in the case, and which affirmed the
judgment of the lower court, was
certified to the Governor, and he set
the day Of electrocution.
Governor Kitchin has assigned
Judge H. w. Whedbee, of Greenville,
10 hold court in Northampton this
week. The appointment is because
of the death of Judge J. S. Adams,
Of Asheville, who was to preside. His
sudden death at Warrenton on Sun
day shocked the entire. State. Judge
Whedbee had just finished one
week term of court in Raleigh, and
had gone to his home.
The cast of the city of Raleigh
against Swift & Company, meat pack
ers, for selling spoiled meat here,
pending for year, closed in the SUI
perior Court Friday by the imposi-
ton of a 500 fine in one case and
suspension of judgment in the other
two. The fine was imposed in the
case in which a dressed hog, in very
bad condition, was delivered by the
packers to a dealer in the city mar
ket Fines aggregating $1,000 in the
police court are now dwindled to
$1Oc.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on this
day, A. Dughi has sold his ice cream
business to 1.-THE Dughi Ice Cream
Company" of which Mr.. Geo. L. H.
White will be manager. This COM
pany will conduct said business from
this date. All debts due A. Dughi
will be payable to him and he will
not be liable for any of the debts of
the ''Dughi Ice Cream Co" The
sDughi Ice Cream Co." will not be
liable for any debts Of A. Dughi.
This April 4, 1911
A. OUGHT,
GEO. l.. III. WHITE,
Mgr. Dughi Ice Cream Co.
4-5-4t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

the place. The consideration VAS
5000.
This isn't the auarier~milllon Sta
ton that Ia 70 be mate into steam
emergency plant when the power
company falls elsewhere. IL In 10 be
the general distributing point for all
current that comes 10 town. There
will be other points. OF course. several
sub-stations. and these will be scat
tered over the community.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Battleships for Chile May Be Built
i'm This Country.

Washington, April 5.-The Chill
can legation to-day received bids
from American shipbuilders for the
construction in this country of two
dreadnoughts, 21,00O-ton battleships
of the first class. The contracts will
be awarded in a short time
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Funeral of Mr.. X. I'll. Parker.

The funeral of Mr.. K. H. Parker,
of Benson, who died Monday week
ago, was held Thursday Mr.. Parker's
death resulted from an attack of
pneumonia. He was one of the lead
ing men in Johnston County and
stood high in his community. Mr.
Parker was siXty-three years-old
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
DESERTED rorxo HnIDr-


Seu York. April s--NaeA E.ysssvy
surrounds she eaAe Ct yoashFai and
VERY pretty bride from Dixie Land
aho SIS last niEhs seat 10 the Alas.
house On Blaekweil.s Galand pendsng
al Investigation By The state Beard
OF Charities.
The young wuuan said der name
.as Lama Massenhurg. thai sne was
nineteen years old. . native Of Kit
treIi. - C.. small village Of Vance
County. and that she had been mar
ried in the town Of her birth 10 the
young man whose name she nos
bear.
The marriage. according 10 the
girl. took place ten days ago. Then
on Friday last-Et may be noted that
the day vas not April 1st--her has-
band told her to 90 10 New York. and
that IL his relatives did not meet her
at the depot" 10 inquire for them
any one would direct her to their
house. He himself vas so busy that
he could not accompany her. but he
wanted her 10 meet his folks and he
would join her very soon.
Early Sunday morning a demnre
figure attired In u neat travelling
dress and wearing a picture hat
Aalighted from train in the Pennsyl-
sania terminal and sat down on a
bench 10 await the arrival of the
Massenburgs. None came The hours
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06

Durham, =. C.. March 31.-The
location Of the distributing station
of the Southern Power Company has
been announced and a four-acre lot
bought from Brodie l.. Duke will be
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benben aufidte gut be5oblten, oenn
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-18
SreinnSbreifisites &apiteI.

&ifarb Sarten batte iih Inn Often
gang eingeIebt. Or NOR jest i6on
i'm 5meiten SaDre bort. 2ano une
Seute intereiiierten i'm. Mu6 feline
9orgeiesten lpoaten ibm pobl. sic
ihasten feline Irbeitsfraft, ieinen fla.
rem Bertrand, feline mannisfaItisen
Sntereiien, nit benen er niht prunf.
tie, feline iolibe 2ebensauiiaIiung unb
ieinen ebrenlpertben Gbarafter. @itt
3lim penigiten aefiel ibnen ieir, gutter
Snmor, Der tros Dem groBen grnit
oes juneen Mannes bier Mno "a Gum
Sur6bruh fam.
Wan nuBte auBer6em baB Der
neitfaliide 8aron hobeim reiHe Gil.
ter beiaB, unb 10 Bate Der iunge @e.
gierungsbeamte balls cine iebr ange.
nebme Steaung ,rnb ipar aud oui
Den umliegenben @iitern elm gern ge.
iebener 8ait. 8eionoers bel Der 9a.
menipe!t lamb er bel Sntereiie. aber
meoer iE Der itaotiihen @eieQigfeit
nod i'm lGnbliben 8erfe9r fonnte
iif cine Game ieiner h~eionoeren Mus.
5eidnlrng riibmer. Stets ritterlid
uito 5~llporfommenb, blieb er aQen elm
Invertebrates GGthiel, iiber bas iif
ibon aqerbano 2egenben gebiloet
batten. Mm baufigiten iab man i'm
auf Dem o1terliden Cute ieines
Sreunbes Mrnsfelo, lino oa lif rel.
senbe Todter bort befanoen, bate
man alei6 mi eriten @inter ifnn bon
elmer oufiinftiger ,Yartie" genlun.
feIt--aber snidts bon alIcm rpar elm.
g~etroffen.
ginise bosmiGig peranlagte Well.
iden er5ablten oud, Der Serr, Der
i'm I'M porigen Sabre aufgeiudt babe
unb aus HuBlauo fam, babe spei.
beltig geld6elt, ais man ibm ben
! Baron Sarten als einen iebr iolioen
Wann geibiIbert babe, Der aud bic
Inihauungen ieiner Stride alleseil
nit Seitiefeit pertrete. giter Dor
ben Serren Der Heaierllns bate nit
Dem Sremoeu geiproden. 9ieier, Elm
iebr in%tereiianter Mann, fannte Der
Baron iebr gut; lie maren 5uiammen
allf Der llniperiitat geneien.
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bieiem 8ereoe. 9as @ieberieber
nit Gbmun6 Wiiaer mar Inn MIDI
ipmpatbiid geipeienL oils err aber Der
peltsepanoter. geiituoaen Wfann Dol
iid iab, begriff er gliies Ser3ensnei
gung better. 3u alen 3eiten batt'
Die Siebe iold)e Sueripriinge gemad)t
@arilm bate inn gliie MIR feiner
reinen @ein einseidenft?-warum
ein Goppelipiel g%etrieben2 gs elid
bod 10 gar nift ibrem mobrbeitSlie.
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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-23
NELSON'S BILL OPPOSE D
DRAMATIC
RUMOR WITHOUT
FOUNDATION

II was rumorcd about town last Sat
urday night and Yesterday that Ger
tain local woman had committed sui
eide. The report spread like wild fire
gathering additional color a. it was
echoed from mouth To- mouth. Many
had the woman talking a large draught
of carbolic acid or other poison. while
others contended that the "dcspondent
woman jumped through a hole in the
ice into the Boring sea.
II was ascertained today 10y Mug
get reporter that the rumor was with
little foundation. The woman in ques
ton did leave her home for few
hours last Saturday night. and her
whereabouts at that time was not
known. But she Is home today and
very much alive and Is extremely in
dignant that such report concerning
herself should have been given credit
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-23
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget SPECIAL Service
SAN FANCISCO. jan. 20.-Amid tin.
cheers aud applause al a vast throng
which had gathered AT the shore cal III"
BAY L. witness Tho feat. Aviator ELY.
in Curtiss biplanc. made successful
landing Oh the deck OF the cruiser
Pennsylvania. which lay on her an
chor about one mile of shore. Then.
before the din had died away. the dar-
ing and reckless man-bird. success
tullN launched his light craft from III,
deck OF the warrior. and made a speedy
return trip to IN" city. making the eu-
tire trip without mishap in twenty-five
minutes The feat was glorious ou,
and the weather and atmospheric con
ditinns were perfect.
Ely is the first aviator To have ac-
eomplished such flight in record tim,
las his predecessors never failed To hay,
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-23
BOLD THIEF
is MURDEROUS
Nuggets Special Service


BUTTE Jan 20 Adnlrh Wurlzrr.
proprietor or local restaurant Wa
shot and probably fatally injured last
night hy a robbcr who made n SUCCESS
ful rs,ap, after having looted tng cafe
register If Sau Tn. wounded man j.
unconscious now and Viii undouhf"dls
dis before morning
Thu bandit entered the resort when
Wurlzrr was making up his cash Tor
thu night and without warming h. shot
At IN. proprietor Of the placr
\ man who was passing al thu time
and who reported the affair To tn
police stated today that the thief then
looted thu TN and mad, a haaty get
AWAY h.forr De- had tim, ta realize
hat MAS actually going an
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-23
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-DecIariue
that the greatest resource of the North
would be tied-up indefinitely should
the courts favor Cunningham and tn.
two hundred claimants for patents on
Alaska coal lands. and should the pro-
posed Nelson bill be- passed. Attorney
General Wickersham. before tho scuaf.
committee. last Saturday. strongly pro
tested and opposed Knutc Nelson's Al
aska coal act. which mas been under
consideration Tor some time.
The bill Was introduced ~ tn, Min
ncs"tian on January >. 1t was uud j.
preparation for nearly On, year he
fore it W." ready for submission
The bill Is entitled "Th, admiuislra
ton Alaska coal till" and among tn
numerous provisions il .mbodic.. t.. a
portion providin' for The Grant ng %. ID
two year lease To any and all Am RI
cans desiring the lands in question ami
th2t fee of twenty five cents pc. acre
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-23
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
NORFOLK. Jan. Gothic ninth man
Ia ~uccumb To- injuries received 10y IN"
explosion On th" hattl"ship Delaware a
few days ago. passed away last night.
following a period Of intenS" suffering.
The deceased is John Muller. fireman.
Muller was one of the twelve mon
Who was working "u the giant boiler
At the time of the explosion. lie had
Just finished his work and vas about
u repair To- thu, mess room. when the
terrific disturbance occurred.
That the fireman was not blown t.
atoms is indeed wondrrous a. he VA
within a few feet of the offensive tank
As it was. Muller sustained "a shat.
tered neck and decorated head from
which injuries resulted his lingering
death.
The deceased ailor had been in IN.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-23
HUMPHREY IN
DETROIT CITY
Nugget Special Service.

DETROIT, Jan. 2l.-At banquer
given in his honor here last night. Con
gresham Humphrey in a long speech
stated that the Pacific coast was with
out defence against Japan ana that (
was IN a more helpless state than 1u-
sia was during the late war
The congressman went on t. point
out the weakness nf the Pacitir coast
without an adequat" feet. stating that
until a number NJ battleships We're uts-
patched t. the Pacific waters IN,
coast stations We're inviting To- all war
like nations.
Mr.. Humphrey leaves here t"ni=ht
for other points i'm the state
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-23
AVIATOR ALIGHTS
ON DECK OF SHIP

rnuhlp When attempting to aliem nu
S" small a space as the deck of a ship
Mauy Wagcrs were laid Oh the inai
result 81 Tho Hight and hig odds that
ELY would not alighr "n the warshir
We're offered
Others would wager that TIN trip
could not he made ia less than forty
dNr minutes. should the hight Ia suc-
rts-tul.
Aviator Ely has announced that h'
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-01-23
BERNARD OFF FOR CANDLE.

Pete Bernard. the mush"r viii leave
Tor candle in the morning with a load
at goods for merchants in that city
Mir Bernard viii not go 4" squirrel I'M
less Their. IL business Ia warrant the
trip after h- reaches Candh.