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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
REPUBLICS
UNGRATEFUL
SAYS D|Az
ExILED PRESIDENT SAD
DENED By REC ZEN r.
EVENTS IN MEXICO
Obs Assoclates Presa.l

Garuma, Sp&n June l9--paysicas.
iy enfebbles ana sscS at heart, Gen
eral Diax exile from the republic
oi walch be Nas the chief builder. .a
formal statement iasged last al -
oa g1aFd sac tmTaaga aege gsssislea
bis admin. ratios and revFGaeaea
als e0lagrymer Tor lngrasis8de
General Ua1 u saddeaed oy -
ceat events sn Mexico sst8 tae
STATEN nens and bs shs ihggallsuds
o. bis cea1ErgNen He Vol0alaYlg
s9eEiilce8 ambition for the sfaaaa !.
!rg ns the natica fagasesgn4 saat Il
re continued ie defend bet eaAse n~
msgat afford q prssex for lnterYen
sion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
Ross CONSERVATORY EXERCISES

Diplomas Mera presented six grad
uaF4s 0f the ROSS Conservatory of
Music at the First Presbyterian
Church last nIgai Rev Harry Omar
scott presented fae diplomas t0 Miss
Margaret Kelley and Mis- EvAlrn
Upham IN the teachers course. IlIss
Valentine Sherwood ana Miss Harrl.
etT Chambers Ga Inc theory coaFge.
and Miss Rnth Clara UDhan and
Miss Caroline dJaYis in elocation.
tae graduates and pupils IL ths
conservatory gave very fine mug
zeal prog ram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
T0NHsITE DEAL IS CLOSED

Lots anshIs Il rae recent auction
80 the Alnera Wells Heights addl-
lion uere yesterday disposed Of u
the Gatfney oTDtAers Who win sell
the properly iu 4mali quantities. TIE
greater part o. tae quarter section
9as sold a aIctoa THIS addition
.a ocataA au State school land ana
the ioFa0Eaers aFs now .essess 0s rae
state WIKI preference rights ou hold
sngs g. r. Lamb. manager Of the
Guthrie 1owns.te company. closed
the deal here yesterday
Mineral Wells pars Mineral Wells
Heights and the university Heftie-
ment all gronped al tne South 0f the
city preaage great development For
that section IN he next feE years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
FIGURES AVERAGE RAINFALL

Rainfall In Guthrie from 1880 10
1slu has been figured TIP BY City
Engineer Hooker. He finds that the
mean rainfall FOR the twenty years
varies largely ~ months May leads
III !he average. fae fall being a frac-
tlon less than six inches January is
the poorest rain month and the fall
Increases in eyea jumps through NAY
and then falls u almost the same
proportion May ami June are Big far
the wettest months. bnt this year
they have been the dryest on record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
AVIAT0Rs COMPLETE LONG TRIP

kiel Gsrmans, Juue III seeeu
aYlat0rs arrived. nera TO-DAY from
fi#m3uFg o5mplssing the fourth stage
Ct she national aviation Faee f0r q
hundred th0nsand dollar prize. Lind.
painter and EOuehner were the only
contestants whC naye completed the
q eht tfon Berlin here III The pre-
cgi0ed tine The aglatuFs wgli FAKE
part 10 TIE entertainment welcoming
the crews o. tbe baiilesalBs of tae
fl aericGa fleet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
BABY NAMED AS CO-DEFENDANT
IN DIVORCE SUIT AGAINST THE
DAUGHTER OF A MILLIONAIRE

aeF September H. The court
wlll. N deciding ghe action pass upon
the paternity cs the child
The divorce proceedings i q se-
quei so the sensational slopement on
Decenlnev Tss laYT, on ME Bancroft
aud Miss Madeline Dupont TB&
couple leff tke home or the girls "a.
gae~ il AZ automobile. following >
story gcens which shs ha6 wIth heE
mother They boarded train Tor
Washington aud were married AZ Ehs
national capital the same aa4 81 the
Rev D. &. Mcleod. A Presbyterian d
pastor. The bridegroom wAs then
student at Prinsetoa, He aud shs
bxsae wens 10 Maniea. Germany.
shortly affarN ard maaF@ he husband
e0nplgeed bis studies Interesting
dey sspemenfs are expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
MUCH NOISE, LITTLE RAIN
Electrical Storm Works Great
Damage in Kansas, But
Rainfall is Nix

s<saa, Kan. Tuae t7.--An eleeffl-
cal storm in central Kansas last night
cid thousands 9s dollars damage to
hTs stock aud other farm property.
Several large barus were struck and
oaEned t0 the ground. with thousands
Of bushels on cCFn HAL! did muea
damagt 70 growing cG,us TIE ganer-
a. rainfall aa9 less than hall an incn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
SHIP STEWARDS START STRIKE


NeE TQFk Jaae Fsig sexaF3A
ci tbe asA8p Mnmus. 4ivIg e
ERssa 5Nt F0Fk aH4 New 0-eaas an
iae maryse department. 0s tae sem.A.
esa paclss railroad. struck tozav.
fHAF said tAey Nggia take tgFFg
Others wEa shPM ana saat 1nA aaB.
aseH a1d Aa#tg aeamsn. sfaserx and
rial gasseEN wonsi faiiom Tae man
as glth0t ais9F5eF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
0 o o o O oooo Q o 0 90 90 @ .


Crescent Ci.y. June l6.-Tbe news
says From press reports from
Wasc1instpn in the Tuesday aaihes
ae note tnat number 0g Oklahoma
postmasters xiii reeeivs Increases in
salaries beginning wsth TIE drst es
gAly, wnise a nlmber az others are
decreased ne Crescent Office is In.
s. easei from sl,5e8 10 81 401 while
t.sat Of Marshal. i5 decreased from
VI ZOO 10 81 l90 The tw0 ab0ve man-
tened are she onIy post0aiceg IA she
county Affected Ag 'he changes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
USES HATPIA To
KEEP GIRLS FROM
TAKING sUIT0R


Wiik=s0arfe. Pa. June r.
Using 3 hatpin 20 prevent tw0
other girls taking her Sra eet.
heart tom her res1gted in
Miss Mildred C6gle q als
city being arrested ani tas=n
before Mavor kniEen todav
Miss Mary Williams and
alarg Clark. wAo made tAe
charges against heF. declared
raat eae had attacked them
ald tried 10 stab thtm with a
aatplu Miss Coyle admitted 4
bBr fpFd the mayor 1lth cna
sideraas sDifls that aae other
two girls Wsre trying to iu
duce her sweetheart 30 leaye .
her aat size wanted alm for
htrseli and the other girls
made Der 20 angry chat she
drex long and dangerous
looking Din from her mar aaa ;
Maae tnem rau Away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
WOMAN OWNER Of
BASEBALL TEAM
SEEKS DIVORCE


= Cleveland. June II Society {
2 here received q shock today I
Z when Il became known that /
= Mrs Schuyler Brttoa. owner !
= oi tht 81 l.ouis Cardinals had (
. tied &lif Tor divorce from her (
2 husband. Schuyler Brlst0n. I
= Mrs Briit0n Il ihe only wO- /
. man al owner oi a maior lea
? que baseball club IN the coun- (
? try. she "a member Or pro- (
y baby toe most exclusive aet ln {
? Cleveland society. and Is (
; niece 0f the late Stanley Rob. {
J lsOn. who formerly owned the I
, ~ Louis national league team. {
, She charges her husband {
, With cruelty and gross neglect {
Of dutg Mr. Brltfon Is 0ut 0f e
? the city and bis whereabouts Z
; could not be learned {
; Mrs Hritron refused ID dis c
c1ss tht case &
} O o o o 3 o O O o O O o o @
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17

aefe II t9 w a BASEBALL game
saeday between Gasarte ard AfAlhAlG
TIE game wiIi he cailed ii f TAss
Mal he ladies' d4gs aamlsssan being
tEee 80 them As re gata nd shs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
Mill SUMMON ILLINOIS slllhs
gBy Associated Pressl

Washington q G imea ii. Tia
AnfsHaer isgasEig4tinx committee af
sae senate gaaaF practically decided
so sHinmoH IS gtae SEES Is fhe is.
easzT The ensiFs Haesnhegsagp ~ tie
lsG Gisaas4Fe NAsseA elected L0F-
i aeg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17
THE WEATHER


NeW 0rleaas Jane IL Tonight and
Sunday uRsefted. eo0iet tonight ln
Northeast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-17

8Ass josie Lane wens to EmhreI
Sunday far the purpose 0f attending
famal. bag waa compelled " fefarHI
f3gne 90 take charge 0f tae Lane.
hgnsehoid 3v gaasoa 0f Mrs lane se-
sEs cailet 10 Missouri 8v seasou 0gl
Illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
currlne CABLE RATES

The spectre az Washington" II
said 10 BE- responsible FOR the merry
cutting 90 rates By the cable compa.
MES Ct vas time Practically but
classes 90 customers have been
using the submarine cables. the lar.
ger newspapers and wealthy mer
chants Family aud social message
constituted not over one per rent %
the business Heart-breakng anispty
b. constantly suffered because ordL
nary people cable only lu emergency
situations And many a moderate.
sired business Is letting its foreign
trade go into dry rot because 30 takes
tvo or three weeks 10 write 20 Europe
and get "a reply. aud the expense o,
cabling eeIns prohihitlye.
The thirteen cables from this coun
Try 10 Europe could take 100000. 900
words n yerr. bur only 2s 600 o are
being sen The majority OF the 60.
bles are simply allowed 70 lie idle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
MR. oeLEnAY COMMENDED.

In another column Of the l1-eIll.
gencer today appears an Interesting
communication from d promiltrt citi
o. Youngstown. Onto. commend.
ing the suggestion OF Hon. ElrI W
Osiebay for the United States senate.
r. Is % course we'll understood that
Mr.. Oglebay is not az the present time
q candidate for this Office. and DO Is
no TO be assumed that be will boz a
candidate. Nevertheless 10 is grat.fy-
Ing to note the cordial reception not
TO cay hearty enthusiasm. with saich
The mention Of his name has beea re-
ceived. Among business m,l 81
widest experience and sg affairs.
Earl W. OEiebay Is known as i big
man. His present activities tend 10
bring him into closer touch with the
people Of West Virginia. and they
are beginning 20 realize his character
snd catbrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

Mr.. OGLEBAY
Al Ohio Friend Urges His Elect IN %
tire senate.

Wheeling. ~. Va Dec D.. -.If.
TO the Editor 20 the lr sH
Dear sir have noticed in -.teral
OF the neNspsper clippings t..- tne
uame o. my good friend. Mr f.rI "
Oglabay be- mentioned Cor Tu.ted
stafes senator.
! take this occasion fo Hu.-.s that
men % Gr Ogiebay q stamp 4-. sr,
what is needed in conEr.- tho
present time. and West F'rr. wI|
DO i'seif proud ~ 90 uiU SEM m nj.
Us next puttcd States seuaf.
7 have known Mr. OEle1ar .- ro-.
si1erablr more than a q quarter. .t a
century and have Dad llree .rf.-rs
With him iic ls a co~userrafsa rrra.
bic business man 90 large o.. rr7~s
and Z am sure bis selection ..-d do
honor 20 90 who may be .nsr.neniai
10 nromofinE bis caudIfact
From rhaf D knou cf SIR U-.rhav
personally ! doubt very r... DO b.
would sse very much par = t-e
natter himself. In other r.r.. b.. q
not a politician and rrohah.s ...s not
the Office but this is ..r...ofr "a
where The or .e should .... fha
man Sincerely you're
J O. BUTLER rR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
Monday. December -, 1911.
GETTING FoRGlon TRADE.

A large number OF manufacturer.
And exporter have beeh In session
10 Philadelphia -di-cussinE export
trade. how 90 s-t % and hos 10 keep
u"
Some interesting papers could b.
~rtten on Hos not 20 get it For
Instance. our rho exporters have a
way o. shipping 10 south America the
particular styles that happen A. the
moment 10 BE- popular on broadway
or La Sale street
The FOXY Grandpas Of Germany.
know better They long ago learned
hat the South American With bis
sSagEer Latin blood. has always a
love for The Haunting Of dudlhh attire
Hence high heels 70 on 10 the Brazil
shoes. No matter what the Sew York
or Chicago styles
Every important store In Guate.
maia has one or more young Ger.
mans working al clerks They usual.
~ get about two pesos ts5 cental a
week and board. They take the loN
pay because they expect later TO be-.
come agents with good sslaries 70
represent the German s~yndicates for
export trade. The personal and int.
mate knowledge they are acquiring
OF Central American tastes and bust.
ness habits will enable their pr.ncl.
pals 10 outwlt any competitor who IA
not equally well represented on he
ground.
American shippers have often sent
goods 10 South America packed n
heavy cascs. when the final means OF
transportation 10 destination rs don
key hack. The goods remain In the
steamship warehouse until the oUaer
n willing 10 sell them at a sacrifice.
40 that tho buyer can rcpsck them IN
l25 pound cases. one to so on each
side OF the patient mountain climbing
donkey
The American wastes no palayer
on tho equatorial dAgors he signs
his letter Truly yours This curt.
ness goes in our atmosphere Of hustle.
whore unnecessary nourshcs never
get beyond the firms correspondence
clerk.
The nstute European knows bettei
how dear 10 the Latin heart are the
ornate flowers 90 business rhetoric
lie signs himself Let me ezpress "a
you. ny dear sir. the complete as
surance OF my most profound consid.
Grafton aud esteem"
Foreign trade ia a great same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

fron 'h- raflro.d s-t.a<pol.t Tor u.
nsaAss % sbleh sks abe Editor u
NJ Messenger eonDi.nA ~keth~r
uA@re - Or rot. ne ease sosie -
13sia~a npos ia n-rtg 4 - I'D |.
sonr.t~nt 5gsic Eeryics oo1Gissloa
Al h@ present. time Wsst yir.iuia =
GO q IL ssry fsW sfat-s tkA AVE
lot Hossht 90 protect d lntsrcsts q
h~r cit<~ns against the a~SEFessioa
o. Arbitrary action q conaoa ear
ner k~aiiros1E. street car c0mbA.
nirs' PIPE iis- cougani@s are al pub.
ne r-rNants Tbsy are chartered for
he purpose u ssrTiss TIE public.
Aad -'thin r-asousbl- lnitAflOu ths
Pablo has the power 10 regulate 90
coHtFoi tasir operation. - Tar "a
West FirxiaiA 10 concerned. That
poser has heea laient n las p-s-r
been effectively exercised for The pro.
lection Of The pabne against zbu-ea
~hien may 10 small. but whieh are
E~sFsrthssess EalLng
West YrEiHia shouic have a public
utilities eonmissi0n. modelled after
the commission aos 10 eKistcuce In
New York stat-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

me subject Of curiosity 90 fishes bat
OF no other use IN the uniyerse
In iSS5 Mckay aud Bennett ,.,
their prlce one-haif. and a. once tu-..
ness jumped nfty per cent. ln "a .lo-,
time no doubt IT, would have more
than doubled. bat pressure persuaded
them 20 return 10 the twenty l.e
cents a word rate
During 1902 the rate for cat-ag
from England TO India wa reduced
from 81 a word TO 30 cents The bust
ness 20 increased from 1885,. Co 1908
that the venue only feli from st3s.
$40 { s4J1. SIS.
With the enterprise OF our blsue -
men. Who can doubt that a hat cut 81
80 per cent 10 Europe would more
than double the business7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
Trs CONTROL OF BIG BUSINESS

TrE CONTROL OF BIC BUSINESS.
Judge Ebert g. Gary speaks for
federal control o. great corporations
Probably better than .ny other man
In the United. States to-day. Judge
Gary Tesi!zes the dirlo4lty OF the 90.
called trust problem A. the head
% the United states Steel Associa
ton. he has helped 20 initiate a policy
that has made the association dis
uuciiye among the great corporations
OF the country. SET O. has by no means
solved the diniculu-s Of the Industrial
situation. pOr satisfied those Who seek
a return 90 competitive conditions.
Iudg Gary frankly coufesses that he
sees no safety for btE combinations
Ike the steel association on the one
hand and Tor the public on he other.
except through government regulation
and control. Ia the concentration o:
capital sud industrial activities under
one management. there is effective
economy Dr. means cheaper opera
ton "a cheaper products. Do ought
10 mean a saving 10 consumers To
deny ourselves thu benefits OF such
savings by destroying these great cor
porauons h Co confess our Inability
Ia handle the natural conditions OF
business.
Why may not a great Industrial com.
mission do FOR the iron and steel bIsl.
ness exactly the same ihing ~ the
Interstate commerce commiFsiou has
done FOR the railroads Of he country %
Why may not a Ike commission DO
the same thing for the tobacco bust
ness or Inc sugar business Certainly
the operations Of The Interstate com
merce commission have been success
fui and highly valuable. Why NAV not
Ike commissions In in~dustrlaIism be
equally as successful and equally a.
valuable Do Is not sufficient 20 say
b a the constitution does not pro
vide for government supervision OF
ordinary businesses and Industries
b men who wrote the constitution
one hundred and thirty five years ago
could not have conceived me posi-.
b'hties Of sueh corporations as the
United States steel Association. the
American Tobacco Company and the
standard on Company. The railroad.
the telegraph and telephone did not
exist. aud the written constitution OF
that dsy ought not 20 be and cannot
be a Limitation upon needed action al
the present time.
Big business has either come to
stay or 30 must be destroyed n IL
has come 20 stay. W must find some
method Of limiting its actions and con.
trolling iis operations for The bonent
~ the whole people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
Opinions of the
State Editors
Mr.. LausnHn's cana daey

George A. Laughi.n. Of Wheeling.
10 a fun fedged candidate for con
gress- IL gives us pressure 10 clip
IRON the various papers OF the state
ne many good things said OF Nj.
i-aughl.n n thus place before our
readers the opinion % leading Re
~pu1hcnus throughout the district
George A. Laushiln Will be- acceptable
TO all factions. ans there Is no reason
why he should n0t ve thu united
strength o. his party. n nominated
and u the Republicans OF this distric;
want a congressman with the ability
10 serve them. and one thoroughly
sound upon an principles a. The parry
as ~enunciaied by the provisions Of
party platform. then they viii give
him the nomination -Wctzel Tribune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
A susllc WHITES COMMISSION

The Morgan Messenger. published
a. Berkeley Spring.. W. Va. thu dis.
courses on the in-convenicnccs OF
travel imposed BY the b 4 o Rail
road In that section oC the state.
The o. a e. is SIN psrretuatinr Its
tuEe practical Joke ou The people nY not
%siopring trousn %. aarnEer trnIna at
Hancock station % might be- amuslns
" 70 Wa not H0 blasted i-nfuntruicut Tor
the people Who wan Co travel s rem.
Nemnu WanfeI On leave here sunday Tor
Waanlnrfuu bat waa .HHnrs leI OBJ frmnIn
unfN MONDAY a. efe were uu trains
afttf fur nfrumwuiHflnu train DOB tho
morntur TITO only way Dc tnuiI have
soften away pouI have been
a. have taken % or 90 90
Cumberland and there gotten nu east
bound train Tor Gle .Itt. nua t.tteIIus
Joe miles nuf ~ hIr way Ou e.E ftI Il
the service ls only one train better 10
No. y. EN- H.HmrnIHf.n fr.Iu. COG nnf
~ ~ On Hna unen ono wishes In leave
the eta should he wIas the vest bound
sccommeiatlon Do must remafu t.sro
over might
There is n way and just one way
70 remedy ius like that referred "a
above. u Is by The creation Of a pub
DC service comm ss.on 20 which com
plants may DO carried. and which will
BE- clothed With power 90 correct
abuses. There may BE- good reasou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
new NERTfNsvfLLE
CITIZENS NAVE TICKET

NEW WAHTIN-vrLLE w. We
Dec f1-farf night af fha c0u-.
house. fhe c.I rens convention mef
and nom mated candidates f1 ba vofrf
lor a. fhe crnirg murirraI r
fo Do held January sh 1912 THE
convention kn1aa as fta cot one
OBJ fhe Third ward. Hra~y Olcscre and
a N.'rr were r~rw'uIfal f0r Cruu.
cilman James bishop ln the Second
ord Off s1iand i1 -la Frs Turner
Wells chief Of police 1871 Martin.
street commIss 1-e- and John stamm.
ST. r.fy collector
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
The Riqht Kind.

The candidacy 81 Hon. George 4.
Laughlin. % Wheeling. for The Repub-
lican nomination Tor congress IN the
FIRST distr.c- has been announced.
Without Gisparagemcnt % other pos.
sibie candidates The star hopes that
% viii be the pleasure Of the Repub
Leans OF that district 90 give him
the nomination. n there Is "a better
citizen in hat district this paper Ia
not acquainted with him or "a better
Republican W Iaughlin Is qualified
D. legislative experience and Is or the
type % man that II should De a pleas
IRE 20 supporr both .u me primary and
~ the poiis-Tylcr Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
a strong Candidate

10 10 aid that the Hon Howard
Ogden. OF Fairmont. VIII within a few
days announce his candidacy for the
Republisan nomination Tor congress
from the First district The Hon
Geo. Lsughiln 81 Wheeling. b. already
an lvoWcd candidate tf The choice
falls between Mr Laughtn or Mr.
ogdeu, no natter which. &c First dis.
frict VIII have an especially strong
candidate. and o. Who ought 20 uIa
in tie general ciection-Chariest0
Mall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER

He always DID his Christmas shopping before the final rush be-
en, and clerks. from Vcauness near dropping would pause % bless
that sanity man. Not beautiful nor largely gfed.
IHt bARLf he moved bis humble sphere along. an inspiration
SHOPPER never lifted him % the shining peaks Of sons. A
seemed, 70 be obscure. he did his Christmas shopping early. ana so
n fame will aye endure. And there we're thinkers. Statesmen. fighters
ne leaders OF some noble cause. bars. orators and able writer's Who
siied TO gsn the worlds applause: they found Dame Fortune orion
md sury, no heights Of fame could they attain: they did rot DO their
thopping early, so al their efforts we're in vain. And useless is our
bosstful yaEping for folks Vl say YOU are a skate unless Won A.,
your Christmas shopping before It is TOO ALFRED late,
WALT MASON.
~eeSTHsal 1871 - Geo Nsuns- Assm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18
DIVORCE suit
Mrs. Cnss. Oserton Sues for separs.
ten: Names Rich Fsyette CoUr-
y Woman as the Core
~Sponceat.
M CAL y. YOUNG.
Inteingsnrer Eure1u
Charleston ". va Dec II.

SomeV hat ~ a sensation has been
caused by the filing ~ q suit Tor 81.
vOrre by Katherine OsentCn. wife %
Charles ". Oscuton. the Democratic
politician and lawyer OF Fayetteville.
Mrs. Margaret ~ williamson. also
81 Fayctte county. tie owner % the
lands operated ty no Boomer Coal
q Coke Company. controlled BY The
". a. Hanna interests. is named the
correspondent
She asks for az absolute divorce
and wants the care and education
% the children. Of which there are
aye-fwo girls and three boys-and
meant "a do this. ~ well as ior her
own support.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-18

NOV We are ready 90 r all
kinds of cleaning and drelrs -.- FL.
c%oar7esf to fhe finest All ..-r- 80
repairing done on ladies OIL. verts.
cothiug We viii thank sol. f-- ,o,-
patronage
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afaIr occurred on % Darlington train.
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