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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-29
DELAY IN SFCUR.
ING TRAINER JURY
Especial to the Silver state.)

NoPocidi W Jne silver State.)
RENO, June 29.--In the case Of
State VS.. TRAINER the panel of Jurors
was exhausted last evening, without
securing jury. A venire was sent
out for additional talesmen, returnable
at 1880 O'Clock today. 1t is considered
likely that a jury will be secured be.
fore night and. that the trial will be.
gin tomorrow morning.
Considerable difficulty has been ex.
perienced in securing jurors, on ac.
count of opinions having been formed
by them and many not believing in
capital punishment. Others stated
that they would not return verdict
carrying the death penalty on circum.
stantial evidence.
Parker g. Frame and Thomas f.
Kapner, all of this city, are represent
ing TRAINER, while District Attorneys
Callahan, of Humboldt, and Woodburn,
of Washoe, appear for the State.
RENO, June 2.9-At clock this
afternoon the examination of jorors is
still progressing. As each side still has
six challenges left, may not get a jury
until tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-29
LEAVES FOR SOUTHERN
OREGON TO BUY HORSES

Ben Loinaz and Dave Abel left for
Southern Oregon yesterday morning to
buy horses. They expect to be gone
for week or ten DAYS.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-29

Take your family next Sunday to tae
Lafayette and enjoy the chicken din
ner which will be served for soc per
plate.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-29
COMPLETES ASSESSMENT IN
NORTHERN PART OF COUNTY

Assessor Leonard returned from the
northern part of the county last even
ing, having completed the years as
sessment of real and personal property
in that section.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-29
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
SHIPS WOOL TO BOSTON

Yesterday the First National bank
shipped two ears of wool to f. II.
Tryon, Boston, and today two ears b
Eisemann Bros, same destination.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-29

Harry Muma and Harry Levers
.ame in from the Paradise mine Tues
av evening, where they are engaged
IN cyaniding tailings. The latter will
return in the morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-29

less this invitation upon those of the
ties which ere included in the fore
going list and apportionment.
JOHN +. SHAFROTH,
Governor Of Colorado.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-06-29

w. C. Pitt, of Lovelock, is spending
= day or two in town.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-21
\ Horefnl Message to Scalp Sufferers
ana Men Who's Hair is Thinning

IHndru" no"-ba'I later. The same
), "He ~ scalp .tseh-e In fact bald
ness is @ scalp disease. The trouble
wit" Ire greasy -a,y-, and lotions. the
-ora''ei 6arHr.N AMI scalp cure, yon
have 'r~i go far b, tina, they don't do
anything bar temporarily relieve the
itching m Gaze 'h4 laulrgN 20 II
doesn 'fa.a anti il. ducl and out ag.in.
Nothing can nure-reauy cure such
trouble, r1'a req scalp medicine tina,
".'. t''l The germs causing dndrun and
scalp disease,
Learning from .eal, 2 fellow drug.
gs'> throughout America that they hal
found q whrlwind cure for dandrun.
ec2ena ana an diseases Of the skin and
scalp the Smith Drug Store or proving
to the laboratories compoundmg the
treatment that il is the most prominent
drug store in this city secured the
agency for the remedy. This remedy
rs ZEdO, Ibe clean, liquid preparation
that kills the germ u disease and ZEMO
SOAP 70 wash the -calp or skin clear
and clean Of the dandrufi or scale and
by its sntlsep,ic qualities soothe and
heal.
Sold and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere and IN Madison by the
SUl,h Drug Store.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-04-21

Prompt relief in all cases Of throat
ana lung trouble il you use Chamber
.hln's Cough Remedy Pleasant to take.
soothing and healing in effect, Sold by
all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
SHIPWRECKED
SAILORS SAVED
Men Make Way From Sinking Dreoae
IN Storm TO Island: Captain Makes
Way to Win Relief.

SAVANNAH. Ca. Dec. 25-Men.
aced by death from violent seas h a
pounded and Wrenched MS craft TIL
she pitched and swung like a dereiicr.
Captain r. !. Davis ana his crew OF
II men abandoned a dredge I'm two on
the South Caroline coast Saturday at
ternoon.
In small boats the sailors mace
Daufuski Island. and today Captain
Davis reached Savannah. after travel
INK through miles Of lonely swami
country. lie engaged help and an ex-
pediuon left here this afternoon 10
rescue the hungry sailors stranded or
DaufIskt.
Captain Davis told q thrilling story
OF his fight with angry seas and his
subsequent adventures. He Was in
command 81 tho International DredR.
ing company's new drsdge. that a
in tow Of the tug International from
Philadelphia 10 Galveston. on Hattie
ras the sea became meaacing. Both
craft labored heavily and as the storm
grew worse Captain Davis realized the
small boats offered more chance that
the pounding dredge A. noon the
Crew put OF IN small boats. They had
rowed less than q mile wacn tney saw
the dredge 20 down Some time be.
fore. the tug had cast loose and was
lahoring with small Roadway in a gale.
In the small boats the crew reached
Daufuski Island Then Captain Davis
set out for savannah. reaching here
this morning. lie said his crew had
sufficient supplies to keep them from
hunger until the relief expedition
reached them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
BANQUET THEM
Eh'oyahle Christmas Affair Tendsred
Henry H-sstaurants.

rotor g. and Nicholas 81; r-r...-...
p 'iIIrfnf- ~ f.e Li.ru and Fort E.rr.
Iih'Y r"NrH. rendered am .f.t..r
~Nau.If' O." fNe employee az f..tr
.IH 's ~ huH. ness 100 tUa second r,.-
.hf room pf fHs fnrf Hsur. Iefv..r
."iE" ~ 4 30 and O'Clock tssfer
'Lirfuu"n The room was l.sfIt
.H'. tf'".H'si .rI ml.l. ana sr...E,.
on" FEATURES ~ Ir .ffa.r. I.r.rU.-
"' s".f"f acted CO.. f-uastra-far. AM ~
"IhF f"" usual custom er DO ~ fHa en-
'F''ri '.rsfmsa uIffs. a r0II
HHiE Irs-srted fH Peter r-r.
I.uF -. on" oldest sup.srs boo rl.uf ~
service Tho poet .r.ra.f. .r f., .,..
r1I f.am 'N
fo..lai-E were those present
~'' '~ffaffnrd-Is WILLIAM T.r.4f.
Torn Naf.s David sni uros.
''| ~."Hf'.ie flIrrr TIwheriou. la
Hm '~htrrss.r Ai--f sa.4faf. g.,
. H~rIiH-. louis Tn.... ....
.fif .r. tHrf A.f.. N.t. La. d..
r'. als. Louise UeIII.ear. al. .r
Ii.- cecilia AfI.rs0n pe.rl.
fNi Niif" ..H.ru. grlrr. .I.t
U I''rn.ffr William f-sf.t....
fH Af.rfr.. E.4 h-rrar.afra.. g..
Hnfff- IsriE Ifrer. .rI.tn.. 49,
'i t.I"i' GEORGE |f.faUtr.... t..
.- Arnll'Ia ....t.
It.HsHe AIfN 1~H.f.afIa. s.fHpIa.
I"Nu hrEr. ..IH. IsfIa Er...r a..
I..1t in-.r. Hrmte Nich1.aa p..r..
pos. |ffr- .frHr.r I.ff o. .rrs.
i''' GORGE Ia-Huias Peter o. care.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Pontifical High Mass
Celebrated BY Bishop

duc'!ng the two masses on Christmas
morning az that Institution A. 4 %
christmas morning Father Moye ceie.
brated mass a. 81 Joseph Academy
Masses were also sung AZ =. Johns
home and the manual training school
near Elm Grove
A. St Alphonsus Church.
tiigh mas MAS impressively ceie-
brated al 81. Alphonsus Catholic
church on Chrktmas morning A. the
hours % :. :. = and 10 O clock The
hrst mass. az : o'clock. which WAS
unusually Interesting. was celebrated
By the Rev. Father Peter. assisted hy
W Rev Father Clemens and the dca
cons The : and 10 o'clock masses
were celebrated by Father Clemens
An elaborate program 90 music was
rendered by the fun choir o. the
church. under the able direction Of
Prof A :. Schiller. The decorations
OF the church were especially beauti.
ful This ear and the lighting was
earned out Ia pleasing harmony.
Episcopal Churches.
81 les Hrsfwas morning 90
also very lmpressi1" ana b.auurlI. lee
tns ~ Tie SAM Ceu=rsl orasr A. -
S~'tlew- ne 'elehrstiou began vita
ne heautiful musical service Of SsuaHt
rNtnius when ttS ulst part OF the can
tata. rhs S'orf 80 B.tHleh+m Wa
rendered los o.. run ,ror a. .,nttnu,F
WIN iNo services 81 the nolt .pm-
mAnlnn Christmas morning Ire arst
was ncld az O'Clock. the service be M
n4atEsd p. the beautiful carol and an
Liem sinN4ng by the fuli vested choIr
The 10 80 service Was similar. holy com
nldninn again being celebrated ir COM
ne Ion VII. ~" singing OF the choir
EfEAf|Hk AH H 50 AEAWan"N 49,. RaHH
.5iy A. % sl5cs when communion Was
administered A. - luxe both the
a.. o'c.ock and re 10 10 O'Clock services
were held A. hotn churches the f.a-
lures of the services we're the Singing
OF c.rols and Christmas anthems.
Wesley n. L. Cantata.
tstas. other than musical. was mat -
me Suuoa. school of tl. Wesley ~ D.
church which was given asst n4ett at
"'lpth The piece was entitled SANTA
u} n cast OF about t"fIfy .~naIacf.r~
very pretty story wfs told. which was
spirit
A. ~ Iigu Lutheran CHURCH the chief
s"rNi.' ~ the day was held az 90 1t IN
90" morning 40 Wnlcu Ia. special eroir
rendered christmas music The sermon
was delivered ly tno pastor. the Rev -
=. rene. hI- sub 80 being The Won.
I.i TOO 'fac" ~ God iU ih- incarnation
-. re -e'"Hd service opened
AZ lock AMI was given over To- tIe
lhliurrH carols ard Htipns being
given lf fne Infants a. we'll as tre more
advanced departments ~ the school
AT 10" 81 step EVANGELICAL
lhiTrI irr regular "afiv christmas ser.
main service a 1880 o'.f,rE fu g..
morning. being rendered .n Germar
% ci"th ~ mo evening the SUNDAY
school presented an elaborate musical
ana literary program
o." services in other rhurche. In the
CITY ""r" rendered on SUNDAY evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
ST. Jeseph's Cathedral Crowded 70
O~ser1o~nns at tire Early
Morning Services
MASSES CELEBRATED IN
THE CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS
christmas Csntstss ard Services in
Other Churches Were Very
Elaborate.

Impressive services were held in
The Catholic churches Of Wheeling
and vicinity On Christmas dav. and
unusual Interest Was manifested he
attendance being very large. A. ST.
iosephs cathedral the r.. Rev Bish.
op = ! Donahue celebrated pontincal
hlsh mass. beginning al 3 30 a m
and ne was assisted by the Rev. Faith
rs. O. " Moye. rector Of the cathe.
ORA. and the Rev. Fathers Galway and
Brown The spacious auditorium Of
the cathedral vac crowded to over
flowing
Following the poutihcal high macs
there was "A succession 81 low masses
until . o'clock. inclusive The next
low mass VAS celebrated at 1O.3n
which concluded the morning services
The services Of the day concluded
with h celebration Of pontifcal yes.
pers In the evening by Bishop Dona
hue. assisted by Fathers Moye. Brown
n A~artorana. as dencons o: honor
and by Father Edward Galway as dea.
con and Father Edward r Weber as
~sub-deason.
A feature OF the first mass OF the
morning WAS the elaborate program Of
- N1F NANAN AMNdNfF orchestral
under the direction OF Prof Evans
The cathedral was beautifully decora.
ted In keeping with the day. tho altar
being artistically arranged with cleo.
trio lights and candles. the whole pre-.
senting a very beautiful appearance.
The customary three masses were
celebrated by the Rev. Father Ross.
man at the Church OF the Sacred
Heart. by the Rev. Father Bacillus
Nader at 81. Michael's church. Edr
wood. by Rev. Father Fherer at ST.
Vincent de Paul. Elm Grove. and by
the Rev. Father Hall at 81. Johns
church. II BRnWood.
The services al 81. Mary's Church
OF the Immaculate Conception. the
Rt Rev. Father Joseph Mullen. V. C..
presiding. were very impressive. and
tho attendance was exceptionally
large.
Father Martorana sang The midnight
mass at the North Wheeling hospital
at midnight Sunday. and az tho same
hour Father Weber sang the mass AZ
Mt de Chantal Academy. also con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
MURDER AT FEAST
Host Kills Guest With a Gun Supposed
to Not Be Loaded.

FLINT. Mich. Dec Pa Christmas
feast was converted into a tragedy
here today when T. Tuczka was snor
and instantly killed in tho presence OF
I'VE companions who were watchin-
the spreading 81 q banquet table after
no six men c1mc from early mass 40
All Saints church
Tho conversation had turned 10
hunting and Tuczka mad volunteered
20 show a triCk about loading "a gun
Fred Matz went to his room ana
brought "a gun for the demonstration
rs it lOaded7' asked Tuczxa
so. replied Matt. hut as he was
breaking u to show thar - was empty.
The weapon was discharged and tore a
gaping wound through Tuczka's left
lung The victim was a married man
30 years old.
Matt was taken into custody but
released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
ANTI-HAYW0OD
Socialists Hold Rally at Denver and
Consider ESpelling Former
Mine Head.

DENVER. Colo. Dec 25-W. n.
Leonard. a Socialist leader of Denver.
stated today that ~ meeting Tues
day OF a local branch Of the Socialist
party. resolutions will be introduced
calling for the expulsion or William u.
Haywood. former ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF the Western Federation OF Miners
who. in a recent speech. is reported
10 have advocated direct action" IN
securing labor organizations In their
rights.
Mr.. Leonard stated that IL the warG
organization fails 10 act "a city-widr
meeting Will be called FOR "Wednesday
night to act on a proposition 10 sub
init the matter Of expulsion 20 a ref
ercndum throughout the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
THRONE DOOMED
japanese Cabinet IN Secret Session
Chinese AHairs-Be-
heVe Repubi G Is Inevitable.

TOXIC. Doc. % conference az
mrmhrrs Of tho Japanese cabinet. 40
which mann. of the elder efrfcawon
ihfIudiuE Prince kttdurl. tho o1
mer. were invited fo assist. was held
hero Sunday The sf%riCfesf s~ccrrr,
has been maintained regarding tho
subjects of Discus. ION. Iut 10 i4 ren.
orally believed That rho latest devrf
opmenta ri OH" situation r China
were under confederation. Dr. is 600.
dersfood chat the conference reached
'lc conclusion that fho adoption OF
a republican Iorm OFT government "a
China was apparently Inevitable
Tho general feeling bore d.. that
fHo only alternative for tho pre.ert
FifItfior Isl for fHo rarre4orIafItrs
Of trc imperial government Too pesire
to yield
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
BANQUET CARDINALS
Elaborate Preparations Being Made
In Rome for Farewell 20 New
High Churehmen.

ROME. Dec. 25-Great prepare.
tons are being made for a grand fare
we'll dinner OF thirty covers which
Cardinal Farley is TO give on Deem
Der p in what is called the royal
apartment OF the Hotel Bristol.
Cardinals Gasparri. Falconio. Ne
Iai. O'COnnell. Nincenzo Nannutelli.
Bislati. Van Rossum and Martineni al
ready have accepted invitations. AMI
others who will be present are. Mgr.
Kennedy. rectOr of the American col
lege: Mgr Sbaretti. formerly apos.
tolic delegate 70 Canada. Mgr. Robert
Seton. formerly Of New York. Mgr.
Montagnini. formerly secretary Of
the papal nunciature at Paris. and
Father Brandt. editor OF the Jesuit
organ Civllita Cattolica.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
IRON ORE
Decrease In Number Of Mines. But In
4. crease In Output Reported by
Census Bureau.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ga prelimI-
nary statement OF the general results
Of the thirteenth census relative TO
mines producing iron ore. including a
summary for 1902 and 1909. was issued
today.
The Rates OF Increase.
Tit summary shows increases in ali
the Items at the census OF 1909 as com
pared with hat for 1902. except ror
number OF mines.
The value OF products increased 81
per cent; the quantity of iron ore pro
duced ~ per cent; cost of materials.
~ per cent: number OF salaried Off.
Gals n clerks. 10 per cent: average
number OF wage earners. 81 per cent
amount paid In salaries. Al per 2
paid in wages. 30 per cent /:
miscellaneous expenses. us per cent:
primary horse power. 1872 per cent.
The decrease in number OF mine,
was ~. or s per cent.
The capital invested aggregated
S299.S5D.000 in 1909. and averaged ap-
prodmately 100000 per mine.
Quantity and Value OF Products.
The quantity of iron ore sold or used
by the operators IN their own blast fur
naces was 5O.52l. 900 long tons in 1gO-
and 35.561 900 In 1902. an increase o.
l4.954.O00. or AZ per cent.
The value OF products was 100000.
200 In 1909 and S65.465. 900 in 1902. an
Increase OF Sal. 535. 900. or 81 per .
The number OF salaried officials an-
clerks was 2.647 I'm 1909 and 2.4O5 in
1902. an Increase OF 242. or 10 per cent:
their salaries amounted to s2.g79.OOO
In 1909. as compared with S2.1I3.OOO In
1902. an Increase OF 81 per cent.
The average number Of wage earners
employed during the year was 1900
In 1905 and 10000 in 1902. an Increase
OF 5000. or II per cent: their 2
amounted 10 S29. 200 in 1909 as
against se1.532. 600 in 1902. an increase
OF IS per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
FOUND DEAD AT HOTEL
Puzzled Professors o. Mathemstee
win rs Marvellous Powers
Tor Many Yea

3PIINGFlf1.D. Mass r~c
Arthur D. Gr.Tf". of Milford. Ind ,
Iehtuirr calculator vHo has baaI.
der"d vaudeville aul aurrt trrYrlfouf
fho country FOR l rumior rf wears DIV
DIS 'H'm1firsI v%lzarIry. was found
dead off Hr'p .,f .n Dol. bed no q local
IOt.i f1HIs.
CrfIfH HH' 1901. known profession.
a- fha Marvellous Grrrr was
OBJ have gone fo bridgeport Conn f1
900 ln frEfr.u'nf |olr. ffa uas ..
F.lr. u.i within r..rrf t.a-4 I.
peculiar powers have barr given man,
f"-fe It professor. or m-afhaw4f.
and Psychology OFF Harvard. Ylie. obi.
carI Indiana and Norfhue-teru Ir..
..r. .ee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
ALARM WATTERSON
Declares y Roosevelt Is Named Pres.
ident He Will Stick in the
White House.

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. Eff Roosa-
welt Is put in the White House in 1912
We VIII never get him ont again "a.
cept feet first This was rho sac
ment OF Colonel Henry Watterson.
editor ~ the Louisville Courier-Jour
nal. ln commenting upon the Repubu-
can situation throughout the cunt
MI Natt"rsOn expressed the belief
thar the long ~lookcd-for change or par.
lies was az hand. but he has not do.
'iared his choice for the Democratic
nomination
colonel Watterson declared that i'm
ms opinion. inc RepuDucans could NOT
elect either Roosevelt or Taft and
said the election Of the former presi.
cent a-brosafing tho third term ira.
diti"n. would be- a step toward abso-
lutism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
TRAINS BLOCKED
Three Acres Of Mountain SIDE. win
Timber Standing. Slides or
B. & o. Road.

special Dispatch to the I-nisluEencer.
KEYsER. ". Va. Dec 25-A land
slide on the Baltimore q Ohio rail
road l1-mile grade. two miles vest
OF Bloomington. Nd. which started
last Thursday night and blocked
trarc Tor several hours. has grown
70 gigantic proportions. Three acres
OF earth. covered with timber and
powders weighing hundreds o: tons.
are gradually sliding over an under
meath layer OF slanting solid rock bed
II Is estimated by railroad officials
that ~ will take several weeks 10
clear u away. Several steam shove.s
and cranes are In operation day and
night. A. this point there are thre.
tracks. and a gigantic effort Is bsing
made 10 keep al least one open for
trafnc. but all traffic is delayed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
TURKEYS ANDSCRAP
Made Up Part Of the Palatabie Menu
at the Wcrkhouse-Gifts Of HaI
Brues n Bloch Bros.

The guests AZ the Hotel Halter.
which is the w%orshogs- on the hin.
dincd on turkey as the CHIEF feature
Of the menu on Christmas day. made
possible through tho ftouehtfulnoss or
Mr.. C. Hal Brues. member Of Che.
board Of control. s smoker had been
planned Co take place after the feast
but when q fuIl cas-" Of scran tobacco
arrived from Bloch Bros. the guests
hept rigs' ON chewing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

CARDINAL FARLEY
CELEBRATES MASS
Picturesque Ceremony Conducted in
Titualr Church Of High Church
la at Rome.

ROME. Dec. 2J-Pontiicical mass
was celebrated today by Cardinal
Farley In his titular church OF Sancta
Maria Sapre Minerva.
The church was packed with wor-
shippers. the congregation comprising
many noted personages among the
Clergy and laity Of Rome. The monks
OF the order Of Dominicans. who are
in charge OF the church. clad in their
white robes added picturesqueness to
the scene.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
TEUBENVILLE

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 The r~ntelHEencer
STEUBENNlLLE. o. Dec. as
Frank Crepe. who shot Stanni Conu.
yats at HarDerville on June 3. 1911.
causing his death later at a Wheeling
hospital. was found not guilty under
his indictment for murder In the sec
ond degree. The proof was not SUI.
ncient TO convict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Marriage Licenses.

John A. Gludd. 80 years. OF Foilans
bee. W. Va. and Jean ". Reynolds.
p wears. Of S~teubenvilie.
Out OF 421 licenses granted back TO
Xmas OF 1910. there were i45 granted
70 what are classed as foreigners and
2S2 10 Americans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
THE MARKS.

IIITSHT KGI Dec 25.-The Ffaro ~
The ONO river at Davis island dam 600.
night - - feet and falling cloudy
tnl city feet and falling. cloudy.
Warren feet. cloudy.
Steuhenville-i2 feet and rising
lGrkersnurg-le5 feet and station
AIRY. cloudy.
Morsan'own-o feet and STATIONARY,
CLOUDY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Water rents dlr and ay4bi d, Che
Office o. the CITY treasure cave I'D
per cent by pay ng now Only a few
days .-ff % cet the discount Water
subject % BERG shut on on all bills
remaining urpa'f after January "a.
1912
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Mrs. Nancy Madison. colored. who
was sent to the -penitentiary for two
years for receiving goods stolen from
the residence OF Rev. g. II. Miller.
has been paroled by the board OF par
dons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
NAME TICKETS
West Virginia Towns Select Candi-
dates for the Elections TO oe-
cur in January.

HAMILTON. W. Va. Dec. "a,
suggestion meetings held here the fol.
lowing were nominated for municipal
Offices:
Citizens Ticket&-C. A Scallon.
mayor: Hayward Mckinney. recorder:
councilmen. G.. a. Anderson. p. J.
Con. II. r. Huffman. Samuel Painter,
". H.. Polling.
Socialist. $ Natter. mayor: re-
corder. III. G. Grimth. councilmen. n.
$. II. Warwick. Willis Thompson. A.
Mckenzie. Early Kerr. =. O. HaddiN.
Peoples Party-W. T. Hahn. may
or: George wit. recorder: council.
men. w. II. Polling. John Alger. ID. l..
Beckner. John Phillips. w. +. Richly.
Tunnelton Ticket.
Al a meeting OF The citizens of the
town OF TunneltOn the following mu-
nictpal ticket was named. Mayor,
Ernest W. Watson: recorder. Truman
Y. Frazier; councilman. Howard naw.
son. Arthur VI. Halbritter. Guy NJ.
Bonaheld. Everett G. Maier. Noble W.
Montgomery.
Ticket Nominated.
AZ a mass meeting OF the citizens OF
Petersburg. held at the court house.
Thursday night. the following ticket
was nominated. TO be voted for Janu.
airy 4. 1912: Mayor. r. W. Baker: re-
corder. w. f. Hill: councilmen. F.
Breathed. DIR. J. r. Grove. W. a. Er-
win, W. A. Wise. II. 4. Alt.
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