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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
FORBES ROBERTSON
Distinguishes Actor Appears ~ ths
Court in The Passing % the
Third Floor Sack

Lest evening Forbes Robertson. The
distiuEu ifhed English actor. appeared
AZ me Court thcater ln The PASSING
OF the Third Floor Back Nothing
so fun % tlo spiritual beauty. so .n.
dicative OF The power that one Ufe
exerts upon another bias ever been
seen on local sfaEe as the attraction
iast evening o. introduces types so
accurately drawn and acted that they
give AL impre sion and an afmo.phera
~ realism fhat is seldom attained
A. The -passer By Nr Robertson g.
sIper5 DO lendi.E t0 fle PORTRAYAL
OF The character spirit of gentle.
tender OF mism fis perfect d.cffon
and beauty OF voice. together uIfh the
sincerity and purpose % his scfne.
make the character really up films
Hc has also surrounded himself Iv "a
capable cast. and even tl- minor p1rf-
are in capable hands A lasting im.
pre- sion i- left ty The PASSING ~
the Third Floor Rack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
FALL OF PEKING
lcontina.a from Flr., R.s.l

here two years ago. when tho events
or the past Few weeks were foretold
To marked degree. Dr. Wu's in
Fes'igations while he was accredited
TO the United States. Won FOR him the
name OF being the human interroga-
uon mark During his inquiry into
spirituai'sm he attended seance Al
which the medium" conveyed him
messages from the spirit world 10
The striking part Of the messages.
which is now mentioned a. having
been confirmed BY the recent events
To China. vas thar tho spirits foresau
Tor DR. Wa a terrible war Ia the
Chinese empire" They told Dr WI
that during the war. he would occu.
r' o. place o. great importance and
influence
Tn connection With The prophesv a
spirit UurpOriing 90 be- that OF Presi-
dent Mckinley cOnversed with Dr
Nu. saying h. hoped tho prediction
M var would never come true. tho
spirit remarked through the me.
dunn % am for peace. and I know
you. also are Tor peace Arc YOU
not TO this question The dis.
tnEllshed Ch.naman replied. Yes.
] am FOR peace always
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Bsnwood Brtsfs

T." loser roll iu th~ blooming mill
At i-c Riverside plant Wa- repaired YES
irrial and Tire department. resumed
wpli 100 full
hes. d. b. Eut4ky. o. ST Matthews
L-t-erau c.-rtl. i.rt yssteraa, ir com
itny Nifl a number OF other minister's
f'r A.l"sacuy. where they vi attend
ihr District meetings. or the ohio synod
"l t.r iItlrran church.
4 Hiiy sunday prayer meeting VIII
' N'id in i'r henSr"i Methodist church
To-day 60 apo1. ia charge az Key nan
or th.~ eiI.
il1ic uili at tie Riverside works
"ii close to-1a. and this viii leave only
'.c ~ these mills in operation. The
others having raIt down some tim. a-o
i.' lrus GOD \. G. management has
"niiict't Hrrangcusnts Tor return
gam, wIts The e. 4 e. team Of y,i.-.1t,,r
Co h~ played newt SUNDAY afternoon o,
t.t Local uail park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
About People
he.e-sets 90 t,cis &C 4s,s 20 49,
Fvsn tns cisy

Rev l. " : striker lest ves,er-
d~y for baltimore 10 b. gone several
days
Miss Elizabeth Holunsshe4d. o. he
Island. all leave IN fes DAYS 20
make her home vith relatives IN
Carleton. -
Roth clemans IS suffering With a
badly .nlurcd hand
Miss Fanny Cars0n. o. Parker burg
- sp'nding several days ~lth friends
iu fhis cit1
senator and Mrs. g. Hearne have
returned home from Atlantic City
a here thes spent tao weeks
senator Zll.keu. oi Weilbrurg. Vas
visitor .u The cify yesterday
George l.. 'orman a. Niles. %. Is
spending several days With fuends
On the lzisnd
". T. Wilson ana family arrived
yesterday from chicago and VIi b.
guests % relatives and friends in this
cts for some time
W. 4. MacMHI-n arrived yostor-
DAY from Cedar Rapids. Ia. 10 b., the
guest of relatives Tor a couple d.
weeks
Fred W Peters o. Marion. O. l. IN
d.
Mr ana Mrs TAomas johnson ~
Columbus are visiting friends in
Wheeling tor frw DAYS.
g.. \ Balden OF Charleston is ia the
city
,. q. Mcdowell has returned 70 his
home in Canton. alter "a short bust.
ness visit in this place
J. ). Milhgan OF East Liverpool b.
q business visitor in the city for few
days
A. Z. SINKS. tho newly appointed
secretary OF "a. local Associated
Charities left yesterday FOR Toledo
To- move has effect 20 this city. he
will assume h.s new duties on next
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs q W. Mooney and
daughter. Mss Elizabeth of Woods.
fold are guests iu Wheeling for d
few days
q. Harold Cummins. who Vas tine
guest 81 his parents out-the-pIke and
81 friends 40 MorgAutoVu for 70
, couple 81 weeks. l.ft Yesterday Tor
Detroit Mich. where he j. employ ed
P "a IN. engineering department OF the
q American Blower company.
Charles Henry 90 Marietta was In
. the CRY for shor' time yesterday.
enrOute 70 his home. after spend ng
several days a. Pittsburg and points
~ tho east on business
samuel Jacobs has returned from
q few days business trip az East I.iy-
CrpOol. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
bN ELS

The l'us delinquent tax list vas
placed on nle yesterday morning tn
the office Of County Assessor FrOhme.
and persons Vhu may be- uncertain
whether or not there are any taxes
due from their property are asked %
come and inspect the list All banks.
resl estate dealers and attorneys
have been notified 10 inspect the list
that they may look after the interest
Of their clients. bat the general public
is also asked 10 look % over. one
hundred and thirty-tWo pieces are re-
ported delinquent being the smallest
" the history ~ Ohio county
Some trouble is being experienced
In the installation OF the new marble
counters In the sheri5's Office when
the vail which Is 10 support the
counters vas erected and the facing
OF marble IN place. 80 was discovered
that the floor H. uneven and IN mary
places th" marble does not NJ closely
10 the floor The trouble Is 10 be
remefied by running a narrow sub
base board around the counter. which
viii be cnt TO match the unevenness
% the foor
The Cltys new asphalt paving
machine got In its first action Tues
day. when the las INK % the pavement
ON Fifteenth street vas started For
the distance ~ about dfty feet the
layer of asphalt coated gravel vas
laid and rolled out with the heavy
steam roller. ON this n coating OF
pure asphalt viii be- laid making a
hard. smooth surface " viii prob
abs require an week 20 complete
Fifteenth street
give members % the Italian
opera company headed BY Nile Nuola
which closed in this city on Monday
left last night for New York. where
zagcmeuts The remainder Of the
company. however. will probably stay
bon this city until after sale OF the
scenery and other effects on next Fri
day which is the earliest date sf.
lowed By law under tho attachment
issued before Squire Dobbs
The annual meeting Of the con.
frlbutors 81 the Associated Charities
will BE- held az the board 81 trade
rooms a. 9 o'clock this afternoon.
when the report 81 the work Of the
organization Tor the past year eill b.
received.
Mrs John Davis. Who vas az.
rested yesterday hy Constable IS r.
WiCkham Tor profanity. viii be- given
her hearing before Justice pObbs a.
the i7il Thursday evening a. =
O'Clock
The sale of the Wadsvorth house.
boat under distress warrant 10 sat
isfy a claim - SO. which was set for
Wednesday morning was continued
until neSt Monday a. . O'Clock by
Justice uOhhs
John Cinin. OF Rock 1901 o. few
miles west ~ Beiiairc. one OF Belmont
counfys prominent farmers. dropped
dead In bis WAGON. While driving
across The Island yesterday morning
az 1918 o'clock
The members Of the high school
foot ball team had their pictures
taken yesterday and mounted in postal
card foru. They are being disposed
Of rapidly % The student body
-Tvo hogs we're killed YESTERDAY
afternoon. vhen a train crashed into
a carload Of the porkcrs iayiRg on a
switch The car VAS twisted double
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
STATE DEATHS
Mrs. 9. 2. Wilson pead.

Special Dispatch 20 the IntelIirenrrr
FAIBMONT. W Va. Nov. 7.-MrS
Arthela Wilson. wife ~ B = Wilson
% Hammond. died last night after o
lingering Illness with tuberculosis
aged 20 years She vac tho daughter
% Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ramsey. Oi
ParsOns. W Va. Services Will be con
Quoted In that church Wednesday
morning. and interment will be made
IN the Dunkard cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
STRUCK BY ENGINE
Bridgeport Man is Seriously Injured
~ Noore's Run Coal
Mine

HoueI Mct0nuauEft prominent
resident OF bridgeport. employed as
boss carpenter af te Moore Run coal
mine. vac struck by a %. a o. frciRh,
engine near the fIppIe % the mine
esferday afternoon and seriously.
but not fatally injured BE Vas
knocked about tNenfy feet and au
examination revealed that several %
his rib were broken ard bio side
badly crushed Dee vas removed 90
the CifJ hospifs. where Do vas %.
ported as doing nicely This m0rnlnr
and the chance FOR bic recover are
con sidered good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

On saturday afternoon. December
.. bag and basket sale will he con
Quoted in the parior OF the First Pres
byterian church. under the auspices
OF the Home Mission Circle Of the
Kings Daughters For the benefit Of
Christmas shoppers. tea and refresh
ments will be- served iu connection
With the sale The following commit
tee will have charge Mrs william
Mctoy Miller. Mrs Robert Reed.
Miss Henrietta Harper Mr. Alber-
Meyer. Mrs bon Merriman and Nt-
Charles y Cooke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
SAFE AND SANE
Moving Picture Theatres the Cor.
tertion % Councilman Was.
% Union District

~ the next meeting OF council the
proposed ordinance proyiding FOR The
regulation OF moving picture shows
will aeaIu be- taken up Councilman
Edward Naas. Who Proposed The new
ordinance. contends that mo- film ma.
chimes should be- allowed to accupv
rooms over the entrances fo ffo
theatres mat more competent opera
tors should D. employed and that
there should y ample exits
Considerable interest is manifested
In the outcome ~ The ordinance. and
10 is hoped that matters nov consif
cred dangerous to moving picture uaf
rous sil Do rcmcdIed a- q result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

special lrsTaf.f 90 the IrfeIuaer. her
PARRERsBuRG. " Va. Nov -
Tho funeral ~ Mrs Mary Archer.
whose death occurred here on sun.
day vas held today a. sandyyiile.
Jackson county. her former home.
where Infermeuf vas made De-.
ceased vas "a years old and was the
widow n the late Nathan Archer and
is survived b. seven children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

SAN FRANCISCO. NOv. 1-Fight
inE haF broken out again a. HankoN
according io "a dispatch received here
today hy the Chinese Free Press
The Young China published q die.
patch from Shanghai today which
said tlat The name Of the new re.
public had beet changed from Chunz
HEa to Sin Hon. Chung Hua liter.
aIy means fhe middle f0very coun.
irJ SIN ZION Is freely translated
as N'N China. ihe word Hon being
the n1me az ne Chinese dynasty rui.
inE at anaf is garded al the most
Eior.o slperiod Of Chinese history. b.
.ore th' advent Of the oonquerina
Nanchls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Papaoemtrskes obssauies.

The funeral OF Nike Papademtrskes
who was killed in the y a o. yards
AZ Holloway. o. Monday morning
was held yesterday afternoon from
Bruemmer a Hildebrand undertaking
parlors. Services were in charge OF
a Greek priest Of Pittsburgh Inter.
ment was made az Greenwood
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

= The COllcgiate Aiumni association
will hold mectiur bod thr lecture
roofl OF 81 MattheVs church on
FRIDAY afternoon. November f1th. af
2.g0 O'Clock This will De- q West
virginia University occasion. The
program will consist chicfy OF rcmiu.
ixcenses BY some ladies VINO have at.
tended that. institution and reports
viii b. heard from tho state commit.
tee which met durng thc recent .u.
aururafion ceremonies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Mu.iesl Entertslnm.nt.

This evening az the Carroll club
auditorium tho Young ladies sodaiity
of the n V. NJ parish VIII give their
annual literary and musical entertain.
mcpt for the benefit of the sick fund
The program prepared is fine in
every detail AMI some of the hrat
talent OF the city viii take part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

Funeral services over the remains
OF Alberta Ellen Fish. iO-mOnth-old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Edgar Fish
NEE MArshalD who died Sunday
morning following a short illness. was
held yesterday afternoon from the
family residence at No 203 Elm
street Iterment vas made a. the NJ.
Rose cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

On "Wednesday evening Miss Belle
McGranahan. superintendent OF the
primary department 81 ST Luke's sun.
day school. entertained the teachers
ar that department az her home ON
North Wabash street The affair VAS
In honor OF Mrs Frank lmig. Who left
on saturday evening for her future
home In Columbus. % The evening
was spent ia music aud convcrsstion
and WIS hofoughly enjoyed by alI
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Badly Scalded

Thomas Burke. employed AZ the
Belmont mill OF the Wheeling Steel a
Iron Works. was badly. scalded by
escaping steam while at work yester.
day afternoon. His face. neck. and
arms are painfully burned. lie was
removed to the city hospital. where
he was reported this morning to 10
improving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

Invitations are out Tor o. select
dance to b. given by The Warwood
hand ~ Glcuova hall ON Thursday
rifht OF this week Tho music VIII
~ hy the hand and an enjoyable time
IL prOmised an who attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

Mrs. Earle McnkemCler entertain.
sd with a six O'Clock dinner 40 her
home on the Island in honor - Mr
ana Mrs. George Keith 81 New YORK
CITY and Miss Lucy keenan, 90 But
eaio. Music and 500 were the o.
rerxfons Of the evening. Places were
laid Tor DIR. aud Mrs. George Keith,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Police Court

tr..e ra-rt presented a. ba.s 4g.-sr-
aH.- ,art -trr'n- o. trsre la-es ~cre
.sllrt s.f t.-t..--e .t At.I9l l.-cmzn
i.-.a -..l r.-..t.ls .r ,ff..r-. va fined
S. ana ..-t. ll-u WHITAKER. plain
a-u.A s- sIt~n 81 end .e-t- HAsiiin
Iat.I- ea- s.s-1 $40 arH costs ~ =
drums a-- RESISTANCE charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Obituary
Grant Funeral.

The remains OF Hugh { Grant. tho
local attorney who died AZ the city
hospital early Sunday morning. were
sent 10 Roncerverte. W. Va. Monday
evening, where interment Will be
made. Nothing Is known OF the fun.
eral ARRANGEMENTS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

William Kraft RAISED disturbance
az his home. iu The Fast End yesfer
day. and was arrested hy Oficer Carl
Miller. Grace Lyons by Onircr Bin,
West Wal'y Meyers and John vfrar
by officer Gebhart. John Craif bv or
hcer Giuand Perry Davis b. Odicer
Fullerton en- drurks vere the other
arrests made by The police yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
SOCIETY


The opcrctta a Nautical Knot
60 be given this evening NJ the 60.
iumbia Club By the members OF the
club, promises To be one ~ the anna
tour hits Of the season. az those In
the cast have been drilled fnoroughIv
by Mrs. Lima Hcnnig sherman for
their parts. Prof 4 = Shiner. the
musical director. has arranged .Jr
some OF the best hits az the season
The following is the east and chorus
Miss Angela Dicgmillcr ..... Julia
Miss Mary &. Link ........ nance
Mrs. A. C. Strauss 'Barnahas Lee
Joseph NJ Wolf ......... 1911 SAL
Fred Link ..............." Joe Stout
Miss Theresa Bishop ...... Della
Elsa Schroeder ............ Daisy
GeneVieve Mcdonald ....... Dora
Charles Miller ............... .. Jim
VIII IIennig ................. lack
Frank Link ............. ...... Me-"
Railors-Charlcs Hiessins Leo Bish-
op. 4. schmidt. Charles Dcku Eu
gene Schreiber
BarnstapOole Girls Misses Mari"
.yieintol. Minnetta Miller Lucy Nil
Ter. Marie Scifcrt Cccclia Pckari.
Frances Pekari. Gertrude Miller.
Clara VoelnEcr Marie - Maley.
Lulu O'Malley. Clara schiller. An
nie Mueller. clara H. Cant Marie
phillips. clara Hell frances
Strauss. Sophia kres-
Artists Harry Baker. Ernest Bshor.
Robert Jerome Runner Henry VOC
Ter. Leo NoEler. Edv ard Stahl.
Adam Iickeroy. Edward Thalmau
ToWnpeoplc-C Catherine MILLER Julia
Miller. Angela Fekar Eleanor
strauss. Mary Noltc Mary Grub.
Mrs. y G. Schradcr. MR. e. \ NJ
never. Mrs uci Madeline Schrei-
her Mary Schrcibcr. Amelia Muel
Ter Mrs. 4. A. kasc. Mr.. = Mans
eeid Mcssr= y o. uiegm.ilcr. Iu.
Inns G.. W. , Noitc. w. \ Holman.
IA Holman ~ o. Schccecr. ~
shriner. Ernest fiugendor-. wendell
stieer. Joe krcsg. Joe PAUL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Tnanksalvlna Mark.t

The ladies OF the First United Pre-.
bytcr.an church viii hold their ar.
nual THANKSGIVING market in Bert
schy- store "Wednesday. November
80 NJ the good thinls OF the sea.
son will boz on sale by the ladies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

Special Dispatch 90 Tire IntetIFe1~er
MART1NsBURG. W. Va. Nov. -
John ?. Pitznogie. AGED S. a retired
farmer o. dead ~ he home here
Two daughters survive. alec ne
widow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

Miss Lucy Keenan,. Mrs Mari.
StaIley. Miss Glare Stslley. Mr. Jcn.
ME Marshall. Mss Mary Menk,mci-
Ter. Miss Emma Coppag-. Mr. u j.
Menkemeller and MIR. and Mrs Earle
Mcnkemrller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

The King daughters ol the Thorn
son VI D. church will take charge Of
the rummaEe sale being held az the
Waterhouse store to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

NANkING. China. N0v e. 10 q M
The v.ceroy az Ranking committed
SUICIDE tonight The situation 81 80
r.ou- The viceroys instrucfIors
from PckInz bad ordered him not 20
resist me rcvo.utioulsfs by force. but
to peacefully surrender The Tartar
general commanding the Maneh4
troops refused to obey these orders
a condition OF panic prevail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

The new Wright machine BE- able 90
stand stiu. bot atlators viii find new
ways 90 tumble Milwaukee Sentinel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Al AnsLeu. q Sc. d.

J. Pierpout ulI BE- given an oDDor
tunity To- demonstrate be skin a. an
unscrambier Chicago Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

AMOY. China. Nov The fall u
ibis city before the revolutions.
appears Imminent There ls no Tor.
elgn vursh.p in This port. but all the
consuis have appealed 90 their eov
ernments % send vessels here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

Wireless weather reports are sent
daily from Gibraltar 90 London
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

Only exclusive shsn oyster House
~ TIE eity. TIE SENATE.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

IL IS not likely that an extra
session OF congress will be called
60 consider the tariff problem, but
the Canadian reciprocity bill will
no doubt become a law. The only
vital difference between the Re-
publ.cans and Democratic parties
today is high tariff versus tariff
for revenue only. The nation has
declared by its late vote for the
latter and We row favor giving II
a fair and thorough trial and settle
that point for ten years more.
The outcome seems clear TO us
ms We believe a high tariff neces-
sary. Our labor needs protection
which in turn protects our farmers.
But the human trait OF wanting t.,
buy cheap and sell high is as
strong as Il ever was and a practi-
cal lesson IS the only way out
now,
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

ction OF the electric railroad from
Columbia to Kansas City has been
let to Mr.. Smith OF Chicago, and
II is supposed operations will com
mence as soon as the weather per
mits. Let the good work 60 on.
w. F. windmeyer from south Of
town was seer on our streets Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. Waterman and Jesse Kinch-
loe Of Cooper county were trad
ing in town Saturday.
The snow which fell Saturday
and Sunday gives to the land
scape quite . wintry look. II
looks to be about 8 or 10 inches
deep on q level.
Mrs. M. 8. Mcclure has been
sick for several days but II re-
ported some better at this writing
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24
City Council.

Met Feb. 20, 1911 with all pres
emit.
Petition of ]. d. Fleming ct al
for the oling and grading OF s.
Redman and East VERIFY, ordered
filed.
Pool and Billiard Ordinance read
to all the owners OF Pool Halls.
Ordinance No. 252. 6 No, Q yea
This ordinance was in regard TO q
Mo. Pacific right OF way across
Lyon ave down Eastwood.
Ordinance No ass. Hupp, 8 Yea
This ordinance permits the Mo
Pacific to build . side track across
Lyon ave.
Resignation OF r. 4. Brightwel
~ member OF City Council from
the sd ward, to take effect from
the 9Th Of April. ls1i, accepted
Small pox ceaes to be inyestigat.
Cd
coutzset Or IasAk Co. filsd.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24
WOODSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Clark visited
the county seat Thursday.
Mrs. J. c. Lacy OF Bates City Is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
James Scott, Sr.
II. Harris OF Ridge Prairie was
in this vicinity looking after his
farm Friday.
Edward Embrey Is moving to
the r. r. Edmonds farm this week
The farmers have been quite
busy the past week as they had
commenced their spring work.
James Scott ST., Is on the sick
list this week.
Everybody get your sleighs
ready for a nice ride.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24
Sensational Letters Found.

A Marshall young lady wrote a
letter to her preacher brother lsst
fall TO which she recently received
a reply. The letters have fallen in
20 our hands and are OF such a
sensational nature that We de-
elded 20 publish them without Civ
ing he names of the parties for
fear prosecutions would follow.
Here they are:
Marshall, Mo, DC. 10, 1910
Dear Brother:-
/ have been rather slow answer
ing your letter as We have had a
Lively lime around Marshall this
summer, with the fair, chautau1ua
and many social doings,
I write You now in great dis
Itress. I have been worried a great
deal abou. a matter IN which J
need advice and you, being a pas
.or, have no doubt had Other
mo.herless girls to come to yot
for advice and I feel you will no
only regard it in ssrictest conf.
dence, but also advise me what il
best-oh I'm mortified to deati
to think OF having to come to yo'
but you know ! have neSher
mother or SISTERS and on q sub
ject of this kind 1t Is so hard e
speak to strangers.
I feel 30 sorry for the girls VIII
have no mothers, hut but even the.
are more fortunate than ! in tina
many have ststers, while / hav'
only a brother. but fortunately n
10 sympathetic and I know thu
you'll help me out IA thu delemm,
wish / conld Escape the ordee
even now ard destroy ths lette'
bur 4 sonekinee gives ono gres