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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
Or. n. o. Hatfield Becomes cand,-
date for Republican Nom
inatlon.
Norfolk and Western Section Come,
Up With a Strong
Candidate.
Claims That Honor Fairly BeIonqs
TO the Southern End =.
Of State.

Special Dispatch TO the IntoIIig encer.
BLUEFTELD. W. Va, Dec. 20
DIR. II. ID. Hatfield today announced
70 his friends that he would bo a
candidate for the Republican nom
instion for governor in the primary
10 be held In June. 1912. DIR. Hat
neid "a one OF the best known public
men In this section of the state. a
physician and surgeon OF state wics,
repute. He now represents this sen
atortal district Ia the state senate.
Dr. Hatfeld's friends In this section
OF the state believe that the enormous
development In the Norfolk and
Western region during the past eiSht
or ten years ana iJs Co0slau1y fvs~s-
ing vote entitle the Republlcaua of
thts portion u the state TO ask Tur
subslanuai recOgnItion upon the stats
ticket. They point out tho fact that
the counties or Ohio. Mouonsalia
Wood and Preston. all m the extreme
northern section % the state, have
had the governorship for the Past
sixteen years. and that a very large
proportion of other state onlciais
have come from the samc section
while IN the same period the south
ern counties OF the Norfolk and west
ern region have scarcely been rccog
nlzed.
FROM a canvass OF Republicans IN
Mcdowell. Mingo. Mercer and Wy
oming counties. II IS announced that
these sections stand practically solid
Tor Dr. Hatfield. They viii give him
a large vote IN the primaries and
from assurances which hsve been re-
ceived BY the doctors friends from
other portions of the state II is be-
lioyed that he will be very forml-
dabio candidate for the nomination
The announcement OF Dr hatneid' =
candidacy has created great cnthus-
iasm among Republicans here. - it
Is well known tnat Dr. Hatfield has
hesitated for several weeks entering
the race. lie has a very large and
highly profitable practice IN his pro-
fessiOn. ana the doctor has been much
d.saiciined 20 give this up However.
the pressure of his friends and the
apparent demand OF the Republican
organization In tho Norfolk and
Western region for him 70 become q
canuidate has overcome his opposi-
ton.
In speaking Of the matter 20 a rep
resentauve OF the Inten.gcncer Dr.
HATFIELD suid.
You may announce my candidacy
and say that az a later time ] will
make formal expression OF my
views on puDlic questions and viii
endeavOr 90 see a. many ~ tho Re
pubiicans of West Virginia before the
pr'mary a. my strength VIII permit
! am especially dasirous Of making a
visit TO the northern section OF West
Virginia. and will. in fact 20 far ae
I make a PERSONAL campaign. give
the greater part of nv time ~ thai
portion Of tho state. However. ] Nill
rely mostly upon my friends aud asso
ciatc5 in this contest Ny ambitions
are not political but conditions have
be- presented 20 me in such WY
that cannot refuse 90 become O. can
dldatc.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
HATFIELD FOR GOVERNOR
BOAT BLOWS UP
Three Members Of Crew Rush
Through Flames to Safety;
Boat Complete Wreck.

spec al Diapatch to The IntelliE.nc~r.
PARkERSBURG. ". Va. Dee. 90
Ihe hatydid. gasoline packet.
oausht IRE at the local wharf this
afternoon and, after being cut loose
and drifting out into the Ohio. ex
ploded- The boat was completely de-
stroyed. With loss OF $1,000.
Dave Randolph. the engineer.
caused the FIRE by lighting n match IA
The engine room that resulted in fhs
explosion. He escaped by running
through the flames. as did two OTHER
members OF the crew.
The burning boat vas pulled - the
West virginia shore by the toSboat
sampson and her wreck lies lust he
log the wreck OF the steamer Rs.sst..
Smith. which burned several months
ago. The katydid vas owned by An
Rood of Reedsviile o. To which poln,
sh" ran daily from this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
HIGHER UPS
IN LOS ANGELES PLOT
SOON MAY BE KNOWN.
Grand Jury Quizzes Witnesses,
With McManigal Viewing Each
as They Appear.
Labor Leader of San Francisco
Leaves Jury Room Pale and
Weak After Grilling.

Los ANGELES. Cat. Dec. go
With Ortie Y. McManlgal. confessed
dynamiter. located where he could
see every witness called. the federal
grand jury this afternoon resumed its
investigation OF the alleged nation
wide dynamite conspiracy.
The session followed unexpected
developments OF the morning when
McManigar was brought face TO face
with z. a. Clancy. a San Francisco
labor leader. in the private Offices OF
government ofncials. What connection
the morning meeting had with the
mention In McManigars confession
that he had been told by ]. ]. McNa-
mara to meet n man named ClRncey
in San Francisco. when he came west
upon a dynamlting expedition. could
only be con1ectured. Clancy left the
offices pale and weak.
NcManigal was the first person
other than officers to enter the grand
Jury chamber this afternoon. II was
said he appeared briefly as a witness
and then was posted In an ante-room.
through which all other witnesses
had 90 pass. While there he could
see Mrs. Belle LAWN. Mrs. Lena In
gersoll. Mrs. 4. Brown and Mrs. An
ton Johannsen, all OF San Francisco,
who we're called in the order named
and questioned briefly.
1t was reported that the grand jury
probably would return from four 60
six indictments before the end OF
this week. II was pointed out that
the most prominent witnesses sum
moned had not been called TO testify.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
Lawyer DragS SIeuth to Court

no cognizanco Of the charge asaius,
Foster
Immediately after the Incident Rfr
Haker was fubpOenaed 20 appear 20
morrow before the federal grand iur,
lo testify In the governments inquirf
in the dynamlting cases
Result Of Friction.
The encounter between Baker and
Foster was The result OF friction be-
tween the prosecutor and FOSTER sU
perior. Walter Drew. counsel Tor the
EiecfOrF' asHociai lion
The frderai jury today had before
h Superintendent Of Police Marin
Hylsnd. chief nj DETECTIVES william.
Holt and policemen Who raIded the
ohices Of The Iron W0rkera' asaocis
ton on April - Last. when tho srcre
iary treasurer. John WcNanara
vas arrested The defecfitea v.ore
pueHtionrd 81 f0 their lnroetigsfior
~ esploF .ou7 in buildings erocteG D..
an cmployor uf non.urion iron vorL
cg iu tots city iu 1903.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
DOG SAVES THREE
Climbs Ladder TO Third Story in New
York Fire. Reseuins Fireman
In Danger.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20-To the ar
ready long list OF life-saying heroes OF
the FIRE department another new name
vas added tonight. II was that OF the
dog Happy" a Dalmatian. which FOL
lows tie apparatus 20 every FIRE.
Ihree hremen were saved from a
burning furniture warehouse In Har
lem through the sagacity OF Happy.
Who climbed a ladder three stories "a
eject fheir rescue.
The fremen had been caught al
he rear OF the third floor b. a back
draught" and compelled 20 Gee. In the
smoke they lost their way seeking the
window al which their ladder had
been run up.
Happy" heard his master cry for
hep. jumped Tor the ladder and began
climbing C.. Thousands Of spectators
watched the black and white spotted
animal a. he mounted rung after runs
a. time. and several firemen began
climbing after him. but Happy
reached the third floor window nrsl
and began barking Guided b. the
barks the fremen made their way n
The ladder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
REVISE WOOL DOWNWARD
PRESIDENT ADVOCATES
CUT IN TARIFF RATES.
Declares Some of Rates Make
Foreign Competition Prac-
tcally Prohibitive.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-Presi-
dent Taft sent TO congress today tho
lCng-awaited report OF the tariff
board on schedule X OF the Payne tar
IN act and with it a message recon-
mending that the rates on wool and
~oolens be materially reduced.
The report shows that the existing
duties on many classes OF wool and
wool manufactures are prohibitory
and greatly In excess OF the differ
ences in the cost OF production hers
and abroad. The duties are so ar
ranged as 20 keep out OF the United
States entirely wools OF finer quail
ties which II imported might be used
TO diCplace the cheap substitutes now
employed
President Taft calls attention to
these points and urges that n revision
OF the schedule be proceeded with at
once.
Board Report PIesses.
lie chsracterizes the report of the
tariff board as the most complete and
exhaustive statement OF a dihicult
and complicated subject ever pre-
sented to legislative body. He de-
clares IL monument 70 the thorough
ness. industry, impartiality and acu-
racy OF the men engaged in its mak.
ing lie also dwells With emphasis :
upon the fact that the report II a
unanimous one. and asserts the belief
that IL will convince all OF the wisdom
Of making the tariff board perms-
nent.
Neither the president nor the board
proposes definite rates OF duty. Mr..
Tart holding that the function Of the
board merely Is 20 present findings OF
fact on which rates OF duty may be
fairly determined in the ltght OF ade-
Guate knowledge and IN accord with
the economic policy TO be followed.
President Taft recommends that the
proposed revision adhere to a policy
Of protection based upon the differ
ence IN cost of production at home
and abroad
Revision Downward.
In his message, after referring
briefly to the creation Of the tariff
board. the president says.
In my message OF August Il. 1911.
accompanying the veto OF the wool
bill. said that. In my judgment.
Schedule X should be revised and tho
rates reduced. Ny veto vas based on
the grOuad that. since the tariff board
would make. In December. a detailed
report ON wool and WOol manufac-
lures. With special reference 10 the
relation % The existing rates OF duties
20 relative costs here and abroad. pub
l.c policy and q fair regard 20 the in
terests of the producers and the manu-
facturers on tie one hand. and Of the
consumers on tho other demanded
taa' legislation should not be hastily
enacted IN the absence of such infor-
nation. that ] was not myself pos
foouun7se on EiEhsh PagAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
MAY
ALL GO FREE

court until 10 o'clock ,onarrov
morning. when he will rule on the mo-
tions. '"e .no
Counsel for the defendants h.v.
agreed TO present three motions ssid
Attorney Mayer The rlrst a. to ns,a
the case taken from the fury for Inc
reason that the governments on.nin1
statement has utterly failed 10 rnaL.
out case under the rve counts OF the
Indictment We will defer the pre.
sentation Of this motion until some Ia.
Ter GATE. because IL goes TO the very
vitals of the case. and is by far the
more important. We shall support
this motion with tho recent decision
of the United States Supreme Court
In the cases OF the Standard OIL and
the American Tobacco companies
May Destroy Case.
1T is the argument OF the govern
ment that the National Packing Com
psny constituted a cloak by means OF
which the packers continued the fx-
ing OF prices and the regulation OF
their output. which had heretofore
been accomplished by a pool. There
fore. the government on its own theo-
ry seeks TO recover a verdict which
must be based on facts and circun,-
stances growing out OF the operation
OF the National Packing Company.
preceding the three-year limit covered
by this indictment II there be elm
mated all facts and circumstances OF
I the National Packing Company for
three years. beginning in 1907, there
/ would be no shadow OF a case to go
to this Jury
District Attorney Wilkerson vigor.
ously opposed the motions made by
the defendants counsel and explained
1t was necessary for the prosecution
to plead TO all the evidence in the
case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
DECLARE U. S. FAILED
TO SUBSTANTIATE CHARGES
Will Ask Judge to Instruct Chi.
cagp Jury to Return Verdict
of Not Guilty.
Defense Springs Surprise in Anti
Trust Criminal Prosecution,
Hating Case.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.-Formal notice
that the defense viii present 4 motion
In the near future TO have Judge Car.
penter instruct the jury TO return a
verdict finding the ten Chicago meat
packers, charged with criminal viola
ton OF the Sherman antitrust law.
not guilty. for the reason that United
states District Attorney James II.
Wilkerson failed 10 make out a case
in his opening statement TO the Jury.
was given out to-day by Attorney Levy
Mayer at the opening OF the afternoon
session OF the trial.
AT the same time Attorney Mayer
moved TO dismiss counts two and
three OF the indictment. because they
do not mention the National Packing
Company. which the government con.
tends was the instrument used In TX
Ing the prices OF meat and TO have
the jury instructed TO disregard GER
tain other allegations made by Dis.
trict Attorney Wilkerson as not COM
ing within the three year period COW
cred In the Indictment
Defense Surprises.
The action OF the defense came as
surprise 10 the government and
caused Judge Carpenter 20 adjourn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
MOUND CITY BILL
SENATOR WATSON ASKS FOR 500
600 FOR PoSTOFFicE.
moundsviiie Postmaster Also Confirm.
ed BY Senate: Ohio oriciaIs
Confirmed.

- n AEnOLD.
InteiiiFence- Bureau
Warrington, ID. c.. Dee 90.
Senator Watson has introduced a bIli
appropriatlng $luJO01 for a federal
building al MOundsville
The nominations ofJohn q. Huey AZ
postmaster o. Moundsviile and :. )
buzzard as postmaster Of BerkIey
springs were confirmed by the senate
today
The nominations OF the foIIow!nk
ONO pastmnsters were confirmed TO
DAY; Charles u. Bryson OF Athens
Charles i. Austin of ByesyilIe. William
r. Moultou OF CaEaf Fulton. Charles
Laws Of Bethesda. Chas. ". Dean OF
Miugo junction. Robt g. Stewart O,
Toronto. John T. orr OF Xenia.
Postal savings banks Will be IS.
iablishcd az Anderson. Barboursvulo
aud Sheperdstown on Jan. T..
joan x. Grimme appointed "A rural
carrier FOR route out OF Sistcrsyilte
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
Sue TO Dissolve Watch Trust

manufacture and sale Of watch cases.
The government declares that the
company now manufactures and sells
so per cent of all the watch cases
manufactured and sold iu the United
states and that % n the Intent and
purpose of the defendant that the
company shall monopolize the re-
mainder Of The trade and commerce. +"
The BIN charges the company wiih
deception iu putting ON tho market
certain Inferior grades OF watch cases.
labeled To suit The purchasers. with
long term guarantees in order 70
compel other manufacturers 10 com
pete rith falsely labeled cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
SENSATION IN INDIANAPOLIS
CONSPIRACY INQUIRY.
Prosecutor Baker Alleged He Nedded
Protection, Court May Hold
Hold Him N Contempt

fNDfANAPOLis. Dec co. Asseriinq
hat Robert o. Foster. a detective em.
Di0yed b. the National Electors -.
ISOLATION in the dyuamitins invest
zafiOn. vas interfering With the county
PROSECUTOR Prank p. Baker thls after.
noon f0rci1iy took FOSTER before
Judge Joseph Markey o. the criminal
court and asked FOR protection
Judge Markey vho was CONDUCTING
murder trial. reDrimauded tho pros.
ecut0r f0r intcrruDInE. but sIr. Baker
9ersisited and snafrhlng club from
a policeman. threatened Foster Court
officers drew auat sud Judge Markey
Vraersd him fo sDpear in courf f0faor.
roe 20 SHOW cauar r. ho should NOT
- beid in cou'rn1V The i1dgc too,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 2O.-Rus-
sian newspapers are giving small at
tentiOn 20 the Russo-American rela-
tions. About the only article publish
ed on this subject is an interview
with VI. Timiriazeh. former minister
OF commerce IN the Witte cabinet.
who has taken a leading part in de-
veloping anglo Russian commercial
relations. lie declares that the treaty
~ 1892 IL Old-fashioned aud primitive.
the principle OF the most favored ma
tiun being obscurely formulated there
IN. Commercial treaties. however. he
adds. pursue solely economic objects.
never political objects. II tho Jewish
question served as the reason Tor the
abroeation OF the treaty. the United
states will scarcely gain It's point IN
a. new treaty.
We cannot change our internal
legislation" saws NJ Timiriazen. to
please the United States
In the former minister opinion. tie
matter uill not come 20 a tariff var
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
CONGRESS TO CONSIDER
TARIFF AFTER RECESS.
House Leaders Discuss Presidents
Recommendations for New
Coal Schedule.

WASHINGTON. d. C. Dec. 20
Congress will actively begin consid-
GRAFTON OF tariff legislation in the COM
mittses OF the two houses Immediate
~ after the holiday recess, though the
Democratic leaders OF the House. the
tArin originating body. say that no
measures Will be ready to report for
some weeks.
Republican Leader Penrose. OF TIE
senate. said the finance committee
would begin its work In advance OF
the House. while Democratic Leader
Indervocd declared the bill would
not be whipped into fnal shape for re-
port until February. The committee.
he said. must decide Just what rates
should be nxed. after thoroughly com
pairing its own data with the facts
submitted by the tariff board I'm the
report which President Taft submit
ted TO day TO both houses OF Congress.
Senator Penrose announced that he
hoped the Republican Senators would
be able 20 formulate a bill 10 comply
with the tariff boards vie1s. Repre-
sentative Underwood said the Presi-
dents message really pointed out the
necessity Of a great reduction in wool
rates. and thst he had no doubt the
House would carry out the sugEes-
tiOns made.
Underwood on Message.
The President. in his message. 90
said Mr. Underwood. "favors placing
a specific duty on. secured wool a. a
basis for importation OF raw wool. in
stead OF placing a duty on raw wool
and then increasing the duty on
secured wool. II the COMMITTEES should
adopt a specific rate for raw wool
there might be much in the Presl-
dents argument. but have no doubt
the committee Will exact an ad valo.
rem instead OF a specific duty.
The president advocates ad valo-
rem duty on manufactured wool. In
she bill passed this year in the spe-
cial session the rates were ad valo-
rem. based on import valuations. ir
contradistiuction 10 the compound.
specific and ad valorem rates now 81.
acted In the Payne-Aldrlch law. The
president says the present duties ON
wool and wOolen manufactures iu
many instances are prohibltive.
have no doubt the ways and means
committee viii agree with him as "a
the necessity Of reduction. The
message clearly justlfes the Demo
cratic members IN passing the wool
bill % last year that tine presideat
vetoed
Improve on Democratic Bill.
Representative Dalzell. of Ponnsyi
vsria. Republican leader on the Nays
aud means committee. aid the mes.
saSe clearly showed why 90 - neces
sary 20 have wool legislation othes
than that proposed by the Democrats
at the last session of congress
n am sure. said Senator Peuross
(oontinvsd on second Pagsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
PLAN new DEPOT
o. & q. Boy Property "a Psrksrcburg
Upon Which They VIII Build
trsiqht Ststion.

Special Uafpaf.H fo fnc fufrIIIseu
pARKEHsBt Rg. W Na Us. .1
The Iuumorr end ohio railroad Goo
dar accepted the larro block of pron-
srfv 0u which options were taken r.-
Gently. ard will erect au immruac
freight depot for Tho nvo divisions n
fhf system entering thia citr. Tho
pruuoerd building VIII front on FoufIh
street and VIII be nut OF fhr fisl
wrf.r Iu flood season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
1000 MARCHERS SING HYMNS
esLATEo CONTRIBUTIONS.

Two belated contributions
were recoited yesterday by
The hospital crusaders. one
from os Senator Davis Elkins
~ 500 and fhn other from q
friend. ' VINO made the con.
tributon tp Captain Coitr
making his total OF g1.Oa O0
Thi. tofaied ff15. which
brings the Grand total OF The
campaign Co s252gs0g2. or
S2.Hs0s2 more than the aaao-
ciation asked for. This viii be-
used to equip thc buiidinr
senator Elkina was away af
the time ~ the campaign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
WESTERN aLiZzARn
REPORTED NoRURATiNc.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec -9 The
snow storm which har been general
over oklahoma. Kausna. souther Ms.
rturi. Western Nebraska and Eoufn
Datofs had abstad souc- haf touieh.
ourrau. BE- trarelng ioVafds Chicaso
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
GOVERNMENT INSTITUTES AN
OTHER ANTLTRUsT ACTION.
keystons Watch Case CO. Declared %
Be Creating Unlawful Trade
Monopoly.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 90
The federel government late this at.
ernoon nlcd ln me United states CIR
cuit court a suit against the Keystone
Watch Case company. declaring De-
an unlawful combination in violation
of the sherman antitrust acf and ssk
Ing that it b. restralned from carry.
ms ou an alleged monopoly I'M the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
REV. RICHESON |
TRIES SUICIP%'....''
ACCUSED MINISTER FOUND
BLEEDING IN HIS CELL.
Mystery Surrounds Motive for
Prisoner wounding Self With
Sharpened Tin.
VIII Recover, State DECLARING AZ
fair Win Not Delay Trial Set
for January.

BOSTON. Dec 20.-Cries and
sroans breaking the stiffness OF the
early morning hours at the Charles
street Jail to-day. led to the discovery
that the Rev. Clarence v. T. Richeson.
awaiting trial on the charge OF hav-
ing murdered Miss Avis Linnell. had
mutiiated himself severely With q
piece OF TN. So serious wns the
wound that IL was found necessary TO
perform an operation Immediately.
Later In the day the surgeons said
the operation vas entirely successful.
and that unless blood poisoning de-
Neloped. the prisoner probably would
recover within two weeks.
County authorities. fail officials ana
counsel for Richeson all refused to
comment upon the possible mental
processes which led the accused man
10 the determination TO inture him
SELF or what influence his act might
have upon future legal proceedinrs
in his case. District Attorney PEI.
letter. who will have charge OF Richie
sons trial. set for January Is. made
a brief statement in which he assert
cd That the trial would begin on the
date assigned
No Delay IN Trial.
The district attorneys declaration
That Richeson would be strong enough
70 appear in court on January Is. was
corrcborated by Dr. Howard A
Lothrop. one OF the surgeons who al.
tended the prisoner.
Although Richeson's counsel would
give no intimation whether the de-
tense would seek a postponement or
take any other action because OF Rich
esons act. they did say definitely thar
the accused clergyman had wounded
himself In an attempt at emasculation.
IL was about a m. when a jaii at
tendant heard Richeson crying: DOC.
tor. oh. doctor. Come, doctor.
quick!" He summoned two other AT
tendants and they found the prisoner
lying on the floor. bleeding. and SUI.
fering intense pain. I've cut myself
I'm bleeding 90 death" Richeson
told them The prison doctor. who
vas brought 20 the cell. declared that
an immediate operation was necessa.
y, ana three surgeons were sent for.
The operation occupied considerable
tine, and at its conclusion IL was An
nounced that II had been successful
and that the prisoner was expected
70 make a spssdy recovery.
Rev Rlcheson Silent.
When Hicheson came out from un-
der the influence Of the anesthetic he
had nothing 60 say. b. order OF the
surgeons 10 was not questioned by
anyone. and will be kept quiet until
he gains strength.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
HOLY eHosTER ENTERS
ATLANTA IL q pRtcC

ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. 2O-Frank ".
SANFORD. leader OF tho Holy Ghost
ana ts Society. arrived. here today
20 begin his tenyear term nt the Fed.
eyal prison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
Grain Elevator Burr.

GRAND DRAPfDS. Mich. Dec. co.
Fire. entalling a loss estimated at
100000. tonight destroyed the grain
elevator. electro lighting plant and
coal yard of the Sparta Milling Com
pany. az Sparta.