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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-26
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ASBESTOS AND PIPE COVER
Eew York A s2egf@ ME- Cos 80 Iehn St
Keasby, Robt A, 100 N. Moore St.
Gsinz, c5as. :, q 5l7 w ". c fssd l' g. William s.
ASH CANS.
Indsstructible Ash Can Co., 226 Hudson So
Schwartz, l. L, 1857 Broadway.
BoILERs.
Beggs, James & Coz 1913 Liberty St
PPSS!Eanf9iy' R f = Co. ss 81 Pa P1Fk " roy y g.
EEiGih955ls 2 ~ Y; IF s@3 y oESsb G5QfuveFneuT Slip
BOILER COMPOUNDS.
Bird-Archer Co., The, 30 West St.
Dearborn Drug & Chemical Co.. 29s Broad-
BRASS GOODS.
PsnO'F'h'p 59Sifi3s G Rad RSi[sif; M!oh-
Eo5eTtsoni James L + sons d Warren St
Kelley g. Muller, "a w. 18th st.
ENGINEERING
RRart & HIddeE OIL ". slst St.
hhedey, Peter !, 8 Desbrosses- st.
Roberts George / & Bros, 4T1-47s Fourth
saunders0n R Wright. 45s & 467 W. Broad
star LubTicatins Co.. 2s2 ". 28th ST
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
EE9fnR g3 G bias A c. o. Grand St.
Ostrander, ". Il. & Co, "a Dey St.
Roberts, George I. & Brop 47l-473 Fourth
avs
saunderson & Wright 542-544 W. Broadway.
HEADS.
Kieley & Muller, "a W. 18th st.
Htandard Steam Specially Co, 642 West
FEED WATER AND PURIFIERS
Hackett, J, 3. Co, 81 Beekman st.
Kelley, Ben. Z. & Son, 1870 Liberty St
Ki7ley & Mueller, 81 W. iath St
Standard Steam Speciality Co, 542-64s W.
Broadway
Acton, John, 11s John St.
New York Continental Jewell FHteratIon Co.
10 Broad ST
FIRE BRICKS.
Mcleod & Henry Co. 1902 Broadway.
GAsAETs.
Garfield, H. c., Bridgeport. Conn.
smooth-On Mfg. Co, Jersey City. II. ).
CRATE BARS.
Beggs James & Co., 1903 Liberty ct.
salamander Crate Bar Co, 1913 Liberty ST
Upper. ". W, & Co. 80 Vest 81.
IreadwelL NJ Fl. Co.. l4Q Cedar St
Nashburn q Granger 40 Liberty st.
Ford, Albert & Co.. 80 West ct.
INDICATORS.
Lippincott, A. c., Newark, n. ].
Robertson, James L. & Sons, as Warren ST.
INJECTORs.
Jenkins Bros, II John St -
Penberthy Injector Co, Detroit. Mich.
IT PACKINGs,
The Detroit Leather Speciality Co, Detroit,
Mich.
MAGAZINES.
Cold Storage g. Ice Trade Journal l1s Nas~
sou,hern Engineer. Atlanta Ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

The Christian Science Society, of
Sewaren, meets at the residence of
Gorham L.. Boynton, in West ave-
nue., Sewaren, every Sunday morn
Ing at 1880 o'clock and every We'd
nesday evening at 1850. All are
welcome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-26
CONGREGATIONAL
SWEDISH.

SWEDISH.
Rev. A. E. Elmquist, pastor; resi-
dence, $50 Gordon street; house Of
worship, 1913 Gordon street.
Order of services:
Sunday, 1920 A. M, devotional
services.
12 M, Sunday school, in charge of
the superintendent.
7:45 P. M, sermon and song SER
vice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-26
SEES SONS ATTEMPT TO DIE
Man Calls on His Mother and Cuts
Throat.

Throat.
N1IIllaa-a
Hill, forty-six years old, Respondent
through being out Of work for sew
eral months, went to his mothers
home at 513 Ferry street and. calling
her to the front door, cut his throat
with a razor in her presence.
Mrs. Hin, who Is eighty years old,
summoned the netghbors, and Hill,
who was unconscious, was taken to
st, Francis hospital. The physicians
there hope to save his life.
II you do not read the NEws
every day o miss a great deal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

CHICAGO Starting for Italy with
SfsO. Salvatore Marino stopped here.
a stranger showed him how 10 wrap
~ up securely 10 Keep g. The police
are looking for tho stranger
LONDON An explosion on board
an English torpedo boat on the coast
was fatal to two men.
GALVESTON Because Albert Mcy.
ermann insisted on keeping n dog IN
the house. he and his wife will get a
divorce after thirty years Of married
life
NEW YORK The Investigation into
thc affairs ~ tho American Smelling
and Refining company to dctcrmIue
whether tho so-cailod "smcitcr's trust
is in violation of the sherman anti
trust law has been dropped
MOI RMELON. France Aviator To
ridan. plotting a small biplane 40 the
acrodome here to-day. covered f6sA.
miles. remaining in the air ~ hours
and g. minutes
WATERBUR RY. Conn Picking her
rlcs. lightning struck and KILLED Frank
McLcnnon. aged ~ years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
DAVIS ROAD
DEAL Is ON
PROMINENT RAILROAD OF.
FICiALS ARE ASSEMBLED
AT GRAcElAND.
VIII Conclude Conference Today
and p. & L. e. VIII Likely Then
Own Coal & Coke.

special Dispatch to the Inteiiigencer.
ELklNS, W. Va, July 21.-An i'm
portant conference of railroad Of
fcials is being held here tonight at
Graceland. the homo OF former
Senator Henry Gassaway Davis.
General Manager Sheppard. Superin-
tcndent Berry and other Western
Maryland officials are conferring
with II. g. Davis. x. G. Kerns, John
7. Davis and General Manager A. NJ.
Smith. Of the Coal q Coke.
Colonel Schoonmaker. vice presl-
dent Of the Pittsburg g. Lake Erie,
accompanied by other officials of his
road. Is due 10 arrive on n special
train some time during the night,
and the conference will continue in
the morning. n is expected that
this conference will result I'm the
ultimate sale Of the Coal & Coke to
the PittsburE 4 Lake Erie. The
officials were to have met here
Wednesday. but their conference had
10 be postponed until today owing 20
the fact that Hon. n. e. Kerns. ono
% the principal stockholders of the
Coal a Coke and American ambas-
sador 10 Austria. did not arrive In
the city until last night. and tho Coal
4 Coke officials did not desire TO
manipulate a deal without Mr.. Kerns
being "a participnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22

GALVESTON-A huge sea COW.
weighing 1000 pounds. was captured
tn The Gulf near Brownsville after a
ten hour STRUGGLE with twenty men.
BELLEFONTAINE. O-Mra. sarah
Austin. said to be the oldest Method
LEI iu the United States. having been
member for '3 years. is today cole
brating her one hrudrcdth birth day.
BOGOTA Colombia. The Peruvian
legation was stoned Wednesday night
by an irresponsible mob
GREEN SPRINGS. % The body -
Mrs. Anna Shi. IDS on. wealthy widow
~ Ttfhn. was found roatluc in tho
waters W th. sulphur Springs ~ oak
hligc eanitlrlum " is not known
whether she was drowned accidcntiy
ur bN hfr own act.
IIEI. Ind w iiilam Godfroy. AGED
90. tnr iast member ~ tHr family II
l1anrts gndfron. The last war chief
of The Niawi Indians. died carly to-
DAY. no The Miami counfr, lufrmary.
Godfro' was married nlnr times
CHICAGO Tho election board TO-
dnV dr..I.l to purchase 1000 voting
machines Tor use in chicago at q cost
of tgt-.500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
Simon Doomed
Revolution In Haiti VIII BE Success.
fui. ard President VIII De
Exile.

WAsHtNGTON. July 20 President
Simon. of Haiti. appears doomed 10
follow President Uiaz. OF Mexico. and
to riyc way to q uow revolutionary
government. according fo adviccs
reaching Washington tn the opinion
~ Captain Usmukcs. of tbc ruubOat
Pctrcl which is at Port au Prince.
watching tho operations of the rcvolu-
tionisfa at Gonaivcs. tho rcvolutlonista
already practically are victorious. and
all ~ The towns of Importance. except
The capital arc iu their possession.
President Simon has been obliged
to abandon his campaign u the north
and to withdraw his army hastily to
tho capital. whore ~ arrived very
Fick man. and is nov confined 20 his
bed ~ is expected that thcy win be
desperate hghtlng. and Captain Dis.
mukes reported today that the rovoi
ut0uary troops are now marching fo.
ward The caplfai from ST. Marc. which
they captured without much resist.
aucc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
RECIPROCITY
VOTE TO-DAY
Friends of Canadian Pact Claim
Sixty Out of Ninety-one
Votes For Bill.
LA TOILETTE ATTACKS
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S.
Accuses Them of Endeayoriup tn
Carry Revision Over to
Next Session.

WASHINGTON. July 2l-The
most bitter fight for legislation
waged by the administration in many
years VIII come to a close when the
canadian reciprocity bill. an issue
before two sessions OF congress. will
De passed by the senate by a de-
cisive vote.
That at least sixty senator's. out OF
a total membership OF 81. will vote
In favor OF the measure, was pre-
dicted tonight by senators of both Do
htical parties. This vote will include
all but five of the Democrats and
VIII include also a great proportion
OF the so-called "Stalwart" Republl.
cans. Opposed to the bill will be a
majority of the Republican insur
gents. who come from northwestern
states, a few of the Republican reg
ulars, and handful of Democrats.
For time today, the senate lead
ers hoped they might get the bill 20
the president before he leaves for
Beverly tomorrow. but a visit by Sen.
ators Penrose and Crane to Speaker
Clark, of the house. soon dispelled
this expectation. as the speaker ex.
planned. IL would be impossible 10
10 receive the measure.
House Delays Measure.
1t is not expected that the senate
session tomorrow will be greatly pro-
longed, but the house, having little
TO do rarely has a quorum present
these days. That being likely to.
morrow as the speaker pointed out.
it was agreed that the plan was i'm
practicable. AS the house VIII ad-
journ from tomorrow until next We'd
nesday the bill cannot be received
until the latter date
The measure has not been aud un.
doubtedly will not be change IN any
respect by the senate. and whea IL is
signed by the speaker anu tho vice
president. 1t will be despatched to
, the president.
Senator LaFollette featured IN the
speechmaking today with a viEorous
arraignment OF President TaI. and
the hill. lie attacked the Democrats
OF the senate on the ground th.-t they
were deliberately trying TO carry the
tariff issue over TO the next campaign
for political purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
BOYS BURN
FATHER OUT
DEPUTY FIRE MARSHALL kINDEL-
BERGER ARRESTS CROSS
BROTHERS.
Sensational Turn to lneendiary Fires
In Wood County Caused by
Arrests

Si@'NiaI ''fsI'Fs' = fE li.t I-feilf rsnre-
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. July I'll
The expected sensational develop
mentts following the ba-ning We'd
nesday of house and barn on the
farm Of James Cross. loeated s miles
from tails city. came tonight. when
Martin and Albert Cross. sons OF the
owner of the property. were arrested.
charged with arson.
The arrests We're made at the re-
quest of Deputy State Fire Marshall
kindleberger. of Wheeling. after he
had made an investigation Of the case.
II is said that bitter feeling was in
the Cross family when the older Cross
made will cutting out Martin and Al
bert. and that they made threats fol-
lowing this action Of their father. The
authorities are in pOssr 5sion Of strong
cirCum stIntial evidence against the
brothers. Martin Cross was formerly
engaged in the retail dry goods busi-
ness in this city. Poth men are in
Jail in default OF bond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
KIDNAPPING
TWO BROUGHT FROM TOLEDO TO
NViLLE ON CHARGE
Victim = Reistive-ciainned She Vas
Brought % Wheeling. and
Case May shit Here.

Special fH.;If.Y fe frr f.feII-rr.e-
EtHENN1fLE. O.. July %
John Coin. of Toledo. and hia sister
Nr, Mary Carter. OF This cfv vino
we're brought here TODAY from Toledo
on charge preferred in Justice uav
Wells court ~ KIDNAPPING their sister
Mrs John Ford. AGED s0. we're rc.
leased from custody and the case may
le dismissed tomorrow. aa Dr. turns
out Thar They took their sister. who
n17 drmcnted. away to caro- for hor
They had her boz Wheeling several
dave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
JEWEL THEFT
CLEARED UP
Castel Banov, Accused of RoSoing
Safe in His Cousins Store,
Is Located.
DOGGED BY DETECTIVES
OVER TWO CONTINENTS.
Is Now in Monongalia City and
May Be Brought Back Here
to Answer Charge.

Tired OF being logged by detectives
every place he went. Cnstel Banov
who last April, II is said. broke into
MS cousins pawn shop on Market
street. and after opening the safe.
stole valuables worth $4,000 and then
eloped TO Europe with married
woman or this city. has returned to
this country. and after being located
by Chief Hastings at the home OF his
sister in Monongalia City. gave him
self up. Until a reporter ran the
story down last evening nothing was
known OF the robbery, which was
Kept dark at the request OF Charles
Banov. the proprietor OF the pawn
shop which was robbed
From information furnished the
police by Charles Banov. his cousin
who had been working for him. broke
into the pawn shop on April Both. and
opening the safe, took all the dia-
monds and money that was In II. He
then met a married woman OF this
city with whom he had been keeping
company and left for New York. where
they embarked on an ocean liner for
Europe. Before sailing. they pawned
number OF diamonds in New York.
and then landed at Liverpool. Eng
land They at once took a train for
London. where Banov pawned other
diamonds.
Traced to London.
After the robbery had been re-
ported 10 Chief Hastings. he located
the man in London. and furnishing
the London police with a description
Of the wanted man by cablegram. the
Scotland Yard detectives located him,
bur before they could arrest him he
and his lady friend went 10 Man.
chester. and followed there. they
travelled through Ireland and Wales.
with the detectives on their track.
Banov is said 10 have arranged TO 20
10 Australia. but being closely follow
ed caught n liner for America and
with his companion went 20 Canada.
where the remainder OF the jewels
were pawned. TheD going TO Buffalo.
he sent his companion 10 this city
and later became stranded. Wiring
his sister az Monongalia CITY for
s1nds which he secured. he fef- for
her home where he was later located
by the local police. His cousin yes
terday evening returned from Monon-
Ealia City. where he secured q list OF
the valuables stolen and the places
where they were pawned. Chief Hast
inRs IS now making an effort 10 re
cover the lost gems. Banov NAV be
brought 20 this city. but his cousin
whom he robbed. has has not Vet had
a Warrant issued for MS arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
Commerce Court Deciaion.


Wrrf NIrg.rItrs af fFa hinRf0n
arc deeply Interested in trr cnprf.
credited fo Senator chiffon fp dump
hIs colleague prior 20 mo election
or 1912 The fear ~ an Irtesfiea.
for ~ fhr corruption charges Boo
Wraf virginia hy tho next congress
anf tho possible eudangcrIng ~ bile
own ffhUf0naI scat through Tho
inquiry pro credited ae only part
or f.o motive of tho slick politician.
f."fpn Ofhrr reasons for fhr da.
rIr. fo eliminate Watson iq pIven ss
f.f desire 0f Chiffon f1 cIrrh rDn.
Ia could hlf make an alliance with
H.Irrt .r some other equally prom
rfrt Democrat through foius all
fn 'an f1 beet0w upon them The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
WOMEN BARRED
FROM FUNERAL
OF WOMAN HATER

EVANSVILLE. Ind. July 81.
Becoming a woman hater be-
cause. as he said, his wife &c
serted him at Louisville, Ky.
after inducing him TO assign
half his property TO her. John
Stellar. 81 years old. stipulated
in his will that none but men
should attend his funeral.
The mans wish will be fol-
lowed at his funeral tomorrow.
Stellar willed all his property,
including a large farm and con-
siderable savings. to Joe Haas.
grocer. who befriended him
In his last illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
TRIP
TO BULL RUN
Taft Crosses Swollen Fords Amid
Rain, Leaving Senators Mar
ooned In Streams.
SEES BLUE AND GRAY
JOIN HANDS ON FIELD.
"Trip Made In Auto One Of
Strenuous Type.

MANASSAS. Va. July 2l.-Nud
bespattered after a strenuous trip
from Washington by auto over food
ed roads and swollen creeks. Presi-
dent TAFT today faced an audience
made up in part of veterans who
wore the blue and the gray, within
a few miles Of the scene of the first
great conflict of the Civil war, and
was applauGed and cheered when he
made plea for international peace.
The President declared that a
general arbitration treaty both with
Great Britain and with France prob
ably would be signed within the next
ten days lie added that he hoped
within the next few days to an
noUnce that three other great pow
ers would enter into similar agree
ments with the United States. lie
did not gO SO far as 10 Indicate the
nations that he had in mind. but il
was generally believed that he re-
ferred 10 Germany. Italy and the
Netherlands. Japan Ultimately may
come into the farTcICuing peace
pact. but the negotiations with that
empire as yet are said 20 be re. ly
tentative
Strenuous Life.
President Taft reached Manassas
late this evening after a tempestuous
Trip II was so strenuous that the
Presidential party abandoned their
motor cars here and returned 70 the
capital by train. Mr.. Taft laughing
ly likened his troubles in getting 10
Bull Run 10 those that some folks
fifty years ago had iu getting away.
The Presidents trip from Wash
ington 10 Manassas would have
thrilled the heart Of "a moving pic
ture man.
lie left a trail OF stranded automo
biles in his wake made pcr.lous voy
ages across streams ont OF their
banks. stopped on his way 20 rescue
party OF marOoucd senators de-
danding votes for reciprocity as r.
ward plowed his way through rain
Continued on Ninth FageJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
Lords ShOrn
OF Old Power
CONSTITUTIONAL REVOLUTION
IN ENGLAND ACCOMPLISHED
FACT.
Lords Must Pass Bill Unamended or
King VIII Name Army Of
New Peers.

LONDON. July 21.-The constitu.
tional revolution tonight appears to be
an accompli lished fact. Great Britain
In the future will be governed practi
cally by the House of Commons. with
its hereditary upper house possessing
only a veto with q time limit of two
years. The peers find their one
CLEAN OF hope in the prediction that
the next Conservative government
will overturn Asquiths revolution and
veS'o,e tie old conditions. but the
Radicals are confident that in such
.n-.tcrs the hands OF the clock will
never turn back
Yesterday the future career OF the
veto bill was apparent 10 all politi-
clans and its eventual acceptance by
the House OF Lords not doubted
Premier Asquith dispelled all
clouds today by communicating infor.
mally 10 Mr. Balfour. leader of the op.
position in the House of Commons.
the substance Of an announcement
which he will make in that house on
Monday Ills letter. which Mr. Bal.
Tour communicated 10 the meeting OF
me lords this afternoon. was as fol.
lows
'l"ar Mr.. E1ifpur. 7 think Il fs
Courteous and riEit. before any pub
l.r decisions are announced o, 10.
fo1 know how We regard the situs-
tl"n Whom the Iarliamcnt bin in
the form which 10 has now assumed
returns to the house - commons
"" shall he compelled to ask tho
nous" Goo disaErea with the lords
amendments. In the circumstance.
should fu" necessity arise. the gov
"ruwent viii advise the king 10 OK
er"'s" his preroEafive 60 secure the
p1~sHr" into low 81 tine I.U into
substantially The same form in which
% leff tho house Of commons. and
iiia MHi'rtN hHs heen pleased 90 afr-
ritt that he viii consider D. his duty
q" accept and a.' un that advice
"fuua sincerely.
"tf iL ASQt-ITI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
THE WEATHER.
WAS HINeroN.

W s i+iNGToN.
luiy 2f-Foreeast:
Western Pennsyl-
Tanis and Ohio
Fair Saturday and
probably sunday;
noderat e west
Winds
West Virginia.
local showers Sat
day sunday
probably fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
GIRLS CLOSE CALL
Swimming 90 Launch in River she sinks
and 10 Rescued with Difficulty.

$40 '.| ..rffrH tn the Intelligence
FAI;MbNT. vs.. Va. July 81 Mi-.
Jessie N""Ile.. OF MorE1ntpwu. wrr r..
most Irowrst rI su accident vtIr., o4.
ruffcl af a amp n Few miles below fNt.
rity flIe afternoon. -Ha ui.r two .pr..
rauiHrs were lr haf.ine whom t riuf.t
boat from MonorEaH with NHrlI UIr..
uan. lts owner. dr'vIrr. r.rf fuvr fHr
river TITO EIr' tried 90 swim o. frs
boat Hri was overcome with FATIGUE
~Ir sank 'uirr when she vas drHarcI
irf' f.r hn1f d.. Eurtmar She WAS ur-
CON. .'Ha when landed. nuf later revived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22

MNHLINTON. vs. Va. July q
John Alioridfo was Killed ~ Marlin.
Pom ihI7 morning hy log falling ON
h.m from steam roller boz lumber
WU. DO VAS badly crushed. and
death resulted shortly afterwards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
eIa Gas Wei AbIaze.

Special Dispatch 20 the Gutcllicer-er.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. July 21.-
The big 10000 cubic foot gas we'll on
the Walker farm. on Cotton Tree
creek. which was set ablaze by light
ming. has been conquered. Both steam
and water were used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
AUTO BLOWN IN RIVER:
AtRSHIP WAS WRECKED

WASHINGTON. July 21.--An au.
tomobile was blown into the Potomas
river and Harry y Ntvood's aero
plane was wrecked by The wind. dur.
Ing n severe wind. rain and hail storm.
which swept the city tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
No W. Va. Inquiry This Term

Chiffon toga. it would make his
t0pplirg position moro secure. WITH
Watson and bis chech book ail was
agreeable boo thr trying period OF
The last legislature bui with thar
passed fIc chiffon plan i- bolict ed
10 include fh" dumpiug OF Watson
just as speedily A. possible. The
efforts tn have Watson aspire 10 the
chairmansup of th" Democratic
national committee WAS cIcvcrly
conceis ed. bu' failed to tempt Wat
son. Developments for tbo un,t
move ~ dissolve tho gold du.t com.
h.na'.on arc being awaited
= Din has boon Introduced o.,
tnrrrr.swau Brown granlrE %
pension to John w. Shrorf and it
has been referred to tho committee
ON claims Congroesman Ia.fforf
asked FOR q pension for SAMUEL
Mooney
Congressman Francis. of Martin.
Ferry. Ohio. before leaving fHr
capitol ou tho rivers and harhors
tnur. introduced pension bills for
Vim " Hobbs. q vs. Berke.t col
IS Tschappaf. Joseph H1gfsy. hbram
Nc' oy, y s. GIesot. David S.
Pierce. John o. Dr.ggs. Harry 81
Hurdoft. John Courtright and Jennie
Saylor. Bills wero introduced for
'hr relief of Michael Harraf. ffonr,
y. Thomas and Henry Nobic
1h" petition OF citizens from Tyfrr.
Jar ksOn. Pleasant and Wood conn
ties. IS. Va. against Tho installation
of 70 parcels post syafom. presented
hy Corgrcssmun Hamilton. has been
referred by fhn house f1 flo com
mitfeo on po.foGires aud post roads
Clarence L clover. ~ Wheeling
w. Va. tle been appointed rIrrr
iu The navy department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
SEASIDE SUICIDE.
Philadelphia Man. Following Mstrir,o-
Mai Trouble. Ends Glfe.

PHILADELPHIA. July IA man
identified hy the police a. James r
Dunn. head Of % novelty concern bear.
inr hi. name. "ith offices IN this city.
committed suicide last night in an
Atlantic city hotel
Whio no definite cause for his sui.
eide Del known. 10 is believed thar mat.
rImonaI difficulties we're responsible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
Steel Inquiry
AT Tube City
National Tube Co.. Trust Concern,
Orders Officials Admitted at
a.

PITTSECRG. July 2i.-Omcials Of
the National Tube company. an under
lying company OF the United States
steel corporation. have been notified
mat investigators in the employ Of
The congressional committee will be
mere this week. orders have been
given 10 admit them 10 the plant at
Nick eesTort AZ any time Their in.
quiries will deal largely with working
conditions and wages