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The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-10-19
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S. III
William r. Meade, Estella Meaue'
Estella Meade, Trustee, Wells Goody-
koontz. John A. Sheppard, Ann Roo-
ertson. l.. a. Sampselle, j. p hat
field. Harriet starr, j. 3 Ellisoh'
Hughes B. Doyle, y. ]. Hoyie, Elos.
G. Hoyle, Pettus v Hoyle, kenna *.
Hoyle, Samuel R. Hoylef Meme
Hoyle. Mamie z. Hoyle, ana Sey-
more Parsley.
THE PLAINTIFF and each and az
of the above named defenants, ana
all unknown owners, and claimants
OF any part or parcel OF the laiias
mentioned in the plaintiff, $ BIZ ID
the above entitled cause Will tahe
notice, that on the 9th day OF no
yember, 1911, at the law ONCE al
Wilcox e Greene in the city OF
Williamson Mingo County, West
Virginia. | will commence the als-
charge Of my duties under tAe ue-
cree of reference in the above EMU
tied cause, copy Of which deeree
is published with this notice ana -
as follows: This day this cause
came on to be heard, upon the plain
tiff's bill of complaint and eXhlDlts
Herewith Iiled and matured al rules,
upon process duly accepted by inc de-
PENDANTS w. T. Meade, Estella Meade,
Estella Meade, trustee, Wells Goody-
koontz, John A. Sheppard, Ann Rod
ertson, l.. A Sampselle, j. +. nat
held. HaDiett Starr and ] B. Eli
son; upon order of publication duly
posted and published as to the non
resident defendants, n. j. Hoyle,
Pettus v. Hoyle, Kenna r. Hoyie,
Samuel R. Hoyle, tNelne Hoyie ana
Mamie p. Hoyle, Upon the answer
of B. r. Bies, Guardian Al Lltem
for the infant defendants, Numa X.
Hoyle, samuel R. Hoyle, Nellie
Hoyle ana Mamie p. Hoyle; upon
the answer of the defendant L. A.,
Sampselle with general replication
to each Of said answers. ana there
upon upon motion Of the plaintiff, II
is adjudged, ordered and decreed
that this cause be, and the same IS
hereby referred to +. j Wilcox. one
Of the commissioners in caancery o.
this court with instructions to take,
state ana report herein as follows:
az The location, description,
acreage and value of the severaI
tracts or parcels of land in the plain.
tiff's bill mentioned anu described
(2) Whether or not said parcels
are forfeited and delinquent AMI liza
BILE to sale for the benefit Of TN
school fund, and If so, the amount O
taxes, interests AMI costs necessar,
to redeem the same.
(3) The former owner Of sal
lands, and each tract thereof, AM
wno is entitled to redeem the same
(4l Any other matters that SAL
commissioner may deem pertinent
or that may be requested by an
party in interest, the same bein
pertinent.
But before the said commissions
shall proceed to execute the Teqdi}e
ments of this decree he snail pos
and publish notice OF the time an
place of his sittings for four sgccps
i've weeks in some newspaper pW.
lished in said Mingo County and
the manner required by chapter 10
of the Code And wnat said con
missioner shall do hereunder, /
shall report to the next term of In
court. y
At which time and place, you al
each of you, may attend and prote
and defend any interest you M
have in the land or any part there'
In question in this suit.
Given under my hand this the 2
day of October, 1911.
E. j. WILCOX.
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-10-19
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vs.. Woodrow Wilson.

Organization vs.. Woodrow Wilson.
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mated for President, it will be
through the force of an irresistible
3ressure of public opinion; ana if
le be defeated for the nomination,
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With money.
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Wonder whether Mr.. Bryan has
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-07
BEvEMOGE STANDS
WITH PRESIDENT
Is Administrations Mouth
Piece in Mooted Canadian
Reciprocity Measure.
(American News Service,

Washington. Feb. 7.-Senator Bev-
eridge will address the senate on
Thursday in support of the Canadian
reciprocity agreement submitted to
congress by the President
President Taft appreciates the stand
Beveridge has taken in favor of Ca
madam reciprocity. The Senator was
a pioneer in advocating reciprocal
trade relations with Canada and is
now standing up for the issue while
his progressive colleagues in the Sen
ate are opposed to it. The President
has had a working arrangement also
with the Senator from Indiana ON the
Lorimer case and the bill for tariff
board, in both of which matters the
seuate reactionaries have been balk-
ing the presidents plans.
Hearing Before Committee.
Friends and opponents of the Ca.
madam reciprocity agreement ap-
peared before the House ways and
means committee today. E. W. McCul-
Tough, of Chicago. secretary and gen.
eral manager of the National vehicle
company made a plea in favor of the
passage of the measure. A. L. Hall,
OF Boston. representing the American
paper and pulp manufacturers. spoke
in opposition to ii.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-07
STREETS : DISCUSSED
Council Says Some Need Re-
pairs Badly. =

Always having something scraped
off. but never having anything put on,
is the way, Councilman Frank Waidele
expresses the treatment OF number
of city streets. At council, last night
the streets, alleys and sewers commit
tee. composed of Engelbert, Evans and
Williams reported that many city
thoroughfares hadn't been repaired
for many years.
The streets needing repairs are Ft.
Wayne avenue from c to d street. re-
paired in 1901: North Ninth, from a
to T., repaired in 1903: South Eighth.
from A to +. repaired in 1904; South
Eleventh, from A to c. repaired in
1904. and South Tenth from Main to
A, repaired in 1900. Chestnut, Ran
dolph. and Lincoln, on the West Side
are also in bad condition.
Criticism of the board was made by
Engelbert for not keeping the crema-
tory in better condition but he was in
formed this was being done now. The
crematory was repaired for 500, al
though $1,000 was appropriated for this
work.
Another criticism offered by Engel-
bert was that there was simply
filthy road leading to the light plant.
He claimed that this street should be
made, because he said not two per
cent of the people in Richmond knew
what the city had, down in the river
bottom"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-07
FIGHT IN
THE SENATE TODAY
Jones Denounces Illinois So
Ion and Fletcher Comes
to His Rescue.
q (American News Service)

Washington, Feb. THE battle
over the right OF. Senator Lorimer Of
Illinois to hold his seat again held the
attention of the senate this after
noon. The conflict is rapidly nearing
an end. Two speeches were made
today. Senator Jones of Washing
ton, attacked the report exonerating
Lorimer in the bribery case and Sen
ator Fletcher of florida defended the
report. Senator Jones declared Il
have wished to sustain the verdict of
the committee because of my inti-
mate association with Senator Lorim-
er. have wished to sustain it for the
honor of the great state of Illinois, in
which l was born and reared, but l
am compelled by oath, under the facts
as / see them. and the law as under
stand it to vote to declare the election
of Senator Lorimer as illegal and
void"
Senator Fletcher said in summing
up his appeal for Lorimer: Are we
justified In concluding that because
Lorimer was elected by such legis-
lature he was a beneficiary of this
Doodle: that these boodlers would not
vote without the necessary; there
fore some one supplied it and the vote
for senator was cast in consideration
thereof We must not forget that the
presumption at the outset is in favor
Of the regularity of the election. Pri
ma facie. Lorimer has valid title to
his seat No act of his has been
shown 10 cause its forfeiture. No
conduct on his part contributed te
procure it fraudulentiy or corruptly..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-07

Tragedy childhood which occurred Brooklyn
on the e Joseph Fitton five
is
near
year old playmate Joseph
the Child had almost miracalousy
temple had
near the Kennedy boy they had
" IN the street at the
TO point to guilty person except the delerious
boy: Marie did it Both boys
Marie Ride
which building the She
was taken custody
scene in the hospital at the bedside
OF death upon the frightened little girl
mured according
The other
compelled
old Josephine Kennedy
children had all
through all their before
about
the
Richardson thercar
him the hospital said he did
made by shot The whole affair
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-07
CAMBRIDGE "ORY"
AFTER MIDNIGHT
License of Last Saloon i'm the
Town Expires Today
One in Township.
palladium Specially

Cambridge City, Ind, Feb. T. This
place "drys up" at midnight tonight
when Simeon Crockett will close the
doors of his place of business and the
residents of Cambridge City. who for
years have been accustomed to step
ping out Of their back doors for an
EYE opener" whenever they were a
mind to. will have to depend on mail
order business. the lonesome East Ger.
mantown saloon. or a long trip to some
other oasis, for the next seventeen
legally dry" after today. by a blanket
remonstrance, which does not expire
until June 1912. The township will be
in the desert class on and after April
6. when the only licensed saloon now
I'm operation. the one at Germantown
will cease business.
For the last seven days Mr.. Crockett
has had the monopoly on the Cam
bridge City business as the license OF
Robert Wharton expired on February
Pscvsoss to-tAis these t~o l~eEe tha
only saloonists In this place for sew.
eral months, other licenses expiring
shortly after the blanket remonstrance
went into effect.
The Cambridge City Of today and
the Cambridge City Of two years ago.
when the sporting fraternity made the
place headquarters, is quite diff
ent place.
Formerly this place supported in the
neighborhood of thirty saloons, some
of which were only anneXes to gamb.
ling joints. which were exterminated
some time ago.
What effect the change will have on
business is viewed at different angles
Since Connersville, New Castle
knightstown and number of other
nearby towns and cities have been dry
the local merchants secured large
amount Of the wet" business of those
places. Whether the loss of this trade
is injurious to the town is n matter OF
varied opinions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-07
THE WEATHER

STATG AND locAl-Unsettied with
rain or snow tonight or Wednes-
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-07
DAY TICKETS FOR
THE SHORT COURSE

For the benefit OF those who can
attend only one day. special day
ticket for the Farmers Short
Course and Domestic Science
Course. now in progress, has been
offered for sale. The price of the
day ticket is twenty-five cents. ad-
mitting the holder to every feat
ure of the school during the one
day for which the ticket is issued.
The tickets are to be had at the
various buildings where the instruc-
tion is going on.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-07
APRIL FOOLS JOKE
PLAYED BY HUSBAND

Fourteen days after her marriage on
March Is, 1907, Ada Adams ayers in a
divorce complaint, which her attorney
filed in the circuir court on Monday
afternoon, Edward E. Adams abandon
ed her for no cause whatsoever The
alleged deserrion took place on April
Fools Day. Failure to make reason
able provision and neglect also are al
legged. Both are residents of the city
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
WESTHAMPTON EEECE

Westhampton Beach, Long Island, July
2g-The summer colony enjoyed one biz
day last week. which. judging from the
talk about II. they will never get over. 1t
was Saturday-and a mighty busy day. In
the forenoon there were motorOoat races
of Speouk Point, and in the afternoon
Yacht races over the same course. and a
baseball game between the Westhampton
Country club and the Quogue Field club,
the former winning By . 10 ,. In the evening
everybody was at the Country club. where
a biz dance was enjoyed.
In the motor boat races the Black Dia-
mond, owned by Eugene b. Reynolds. of
the Westhampton Country Club. w1s first
I'm the speed class; the Nell. Theodore T..
Conklin, was first In the cabin class, and
the Red Ribbon. u. II. Atwater. was first
i'm the open launch class. The winners IN
the yacht races were: Glass "A. the Mem
DRY. oliver Chichester, Class BIB. the Ethel,
william S. Sheppard Dana. Glass \, the
Melody. Mr.. Gross and Class b, the Moon
beam. william de Gumoens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
SHELTER ISLAND
No End of Good Times Planned
for Next Month.

Shelter Island. n. Y, July 29-With this
month practically on record as the most
active July the resort has seen in ten
years, the summer colony here is looking
forward TO the good times which are
planned for August. Judging from the pro-
gramme that has been arranged there will
be no end OF entertainments next month
for all 10 enjoy, each according 20 his taste.
The Shelter Island Yacht Club will furnish
a considerable part OF the sports The
Prospect House will also contribute large
share 10 the entertainment programme.
Commodore Stephen Perry Sturgis enter
tanned to-day the members Of the Shelter
Island Yacht Club and their household
Neck. The majority Of the party arrived
in sail or motor boats and presented an
interesting sight.
Recent arrivals at the Prospect House are
G. A. Rich A. f. Brian and family. Wal
ter Moffett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Cornish,
William s. Dugan. MI. and Mrs. w Gard
ner w. w. Jones' Allen y. Jones S. A.
Francisco and r. J. Francisco, OF New
York, Charles j. Miller and family, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Reynolds. MIR. and Mrs. j. F.
Chumaser, George w. Horton, Hugh S.
Horton, Mr.. and Mrs jeremiah Lott, the
Misses Lott, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gherhardt
and Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Kerr, Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
ASBURY PARK
NewSs0,Ooo Natatorium Opened
Excellent Fishing.

Ashurv Park, y. j.. July @-Wlth 'he
o,orino this week of the new Ss0.WU nata-
,or,um Asbury Parks hotel men prophesy
Tho, tho season will be extended far INTO
October. and. Furthermore, that bid Ioi
ros,ar seaside business can now be made.
Tho new natatorum is directly on the
Boardwalk. between First ana Secoilu
os II is marvel of beauty and com
fort. The swimming tank. ~ by ~ TO-
occupjes the centre of the building OH tle
Boardwalk level In the north ana south
end there are dressing rooms ana prl'e'e
hot and cold sea water baths to the mum
her of 10 Twenty feet above the "alei
level a balcony runs around three sloes y.
tho SQUARE. the west side being entirely oil
glass. The second floor Is devoted 10 PIT
vate baths lounging rooms and sun par
,or which takes in the three sides of the
building. II is inclosed in glass and fur-
nished with comfortable rocking chalrs'
For summer use the glass is removed
The Lutheran Summer Assembly Whlch
oDens I'm Asbury Park next TUESDAY VIII
attract hundreds Of scholars from the
Lutheran constituency in Pennsylvania
New York. New Jersey. Maryland ana
Delaware where the denomination is par
.
ticu,arlv strong numerically. The assem-
bly, is patterned something after the North
field conference. Upon the success OF the
gathering this year may depend 'he lii-
mediate selection of Asbury Park for the
permanent conference.
Local and visiting anglers are camping
out on the fishing pier these days lor
striped bass. tuna and other game us"
have made their appearance onshore' Inc
record catch for Asbury Park was re-
corded at the Fishing Club on TUESDAY
when Paul S Z!erz, OF Newark, landed
striped bass weighing forty POUNDS ana
three ounces, the heaviest of its KIND ever
caught from the pier. Mr.. Merz Dat'leu
with the monster for nearly two hours
before he succeeded in Bleaching II. Joseph
Cawthorne, the comedian, landed twenty
five pound tuna the same day while hsh-
ing out at sea- and Howard Lance, SAIL
or on the yacht Ivanhoe, caught a sew
enty-pound turtle with hook and line
Postponed from last week because OF IN
clement weather. the Wesley Lake boat
carnival was held last evening. and was
enioyed by ten thousand spectators, who
lined the banks OF the pretty stream.
and illuminated boats and floats in the
parade and the cottages near the lake
were illuminated. Prizes were awarded
for originality in decorations and illumina-
lions.
Edna Wallace Hopper spent the week at
the Hotel Winthrop Lieutenant {. W.
Barber L. s, A.. is at the same hotel with
his family
Dr g. J.. Wilcox. of New York city, is
registered al the New York Hotel.
Mayor l. NJ. Crosse Of Ocean City, n j.
is with Mrs. Crosse az the Hotel Mon
, mouth.
DR.. J. a. Mata. connected with the Span
| ish consulate at Philadelphia. is spending
/ bis vacation at the Coleman House.
/ Dr. A. G. Fowler. Of New York City,
/ spent Sunday at the Hotel Thedford.
j. r. Morris OF White Plains, IS with
| his family al the Hotel Albion
/ The Rev. DIT Samuel J. Kennedy, Of
/ Brooklyn, is with Mrs. Kennedy at the
| Hotel Brunswick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
SEA CIR T..

Sea Girt, y. j., July 29.-While the drills
every day this week were worth seeing,
they all led up TO the great mannuvre on
Friday when a sham battle was fought.
The mornings work included rear and ad-
vanced guard instruction, manpuvres Of
infantry in attack and defence ana outer
and inner guard formation. Members Of
Company II are on the ranges, qualifying
for marksmen. In order to qualify, passing
percentages at 200 800 and 800 yards must
be obtained.
Since the capital Of the state has been
temporarily transferred from Trenton TO
Sea Grit and the little White House
opened by Mrs Woodrow Wilson and the
Misses Wilson, the resort has once more
taken on its summer hue. There ere daily
military drills, band concerts and rifle
matches to usurp attention, and the daily
coming and going Of state officials and pol
iticians adds TO the executive charm OF the
place.
During Mr. Wilson's residence in New
Jersey this was his first opportunity TO
visit Sea Grit, and as he watched the ar
rival of the troops for weeks n2tnGuvres
he received his first experience as com
mander IN chief Of the states military
forces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
LONG BEACH.

Fishing az Long Beach continues excel
lent There are great quantities OF small
bluensh in the Reynolds Channel which,
according TO the dean of Long Beach fish
ermer. Ben" Molitor viii remain there as
long as bait and feed last. In the ocean
large blueiish. porgies and sfa bass are
abundant and large catches have been re-
ported In the last week.
The project Of another bathing pavilion
Is already under way, and IL may be an
nounced tina, arrangements FOR the build
ms Of the new Long Beach Hotel, just
west OF the Casino. have reached an ad-
yanced stage Plans for the new hosiery
are complete and reveal combination OF
interesting Ideas In addition 1t Is reported
that representatives OF Paul Rainey have
decided TO build 80 rooms on the Casino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
CENTRE MORICHES.

Centre Moriches Long Island. July %
Riding the breakers. Samoan fashion, along
the Fire Island beach. is one OF the sports
OF the summer colony here. on plank or
in a canoe the Vacationist mounts the crest
OF a wave just outside the breakers. When
the wave breaks he is tossed up on the
beach with the speed OF an express train.
Or. Edwin Fowler, Of New York, is espe-
cally efficient at the sport
Joseph McAleenan and Warren Leslie,
who have cottages here. entertained a mum
Der Of their New York and Brooklyn
friends at a fish dinner on the ocean beach
this week. The fish were caught by them
on the Franklin wreck. one Of the black
bass caught by MIR. Leslie weighed three
pounds.
At the weekly card party at the Moriches
Yacht Club the prize winners were Mrs.
II. j. Growtage. Mrs. J. Laun, Ars. Cook
and Mrs. Hester Kelley AT euchre, and
Miss Amy Ravens and Miss White, at
bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
POINT PLEASANT.

Point Pleasant. y. j.. July 29.-Tennis en-
thusiasts at the Leighton are becoming
very proficient at the game, and daily the
courts are used by a score Of patrons and
their friends.
Fishing down BarneSat Bay has been
good this week and several parties have
returned with good catches. James Nc
Laughlin, ir., Of Pttsburg. took party
I'm his power launch Monday. They re-
turned with sixty bluefsh. the largest
weighing seven pounds.
Edward j. yelling. Of New York. who
is erecting summer home here. has pur-
chased a number OF swans, which Will be
placed in the lake. Mr.. yelling presented
thcm 10 the town.