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Keith's Columbia.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
new CHARTERS
Number Of Concerns are Given Char.
tiers by Secretary Of State.

CHARLESTON. July 24.-The fol.
lowing charters have been issued nv
the secretary Of state.
The Blenko Antique Art Glass com.
pany. OF Clarksburg. W. Va. TO man.
utacture ana deal in glass. Author.
yea capital $4,000. Incorporators.
virgil L. Highland. sherman G. Ben.
ham. Charles :. Smiley. Charles n
Harding. and William Blenko.
The Cog City Realty Of
charleston. w. Va. to deal in real
estate. drill for oil and gas. and mine
coaI. Authorized capital So Of
winch $1,000 has been subscribed and
10000 paid. Incorporators: Fred
Gardner. + &. Hunt. \. X. Martin.
}. ). Hill II K. l.. Eskins. all OF
Charleston.
The Shaw-GniOn Agency
OF Barboursville. W. Va. to conduct
general insurance business. Authir.
ized capital $4,000. Incorporators: ID.
Blain SHAW. ". II. Hyre. r.. L. Nc.
flung. Y. : Hyre. and T.. G.. Shipe. all
OF B~1rboursviIle.
hnpN Thenordinc chemical COM
pany. or West Thirty-sccoud street
New York. 70 construct and operate
laboratories. manufacture Implements
establish vcntilating systems. etc.
Authorized capital 100000. of OF
which has been subscribed and paid
lncorporatOrs William ]. Knox. Lewis
~. Rogers and Franklin l. Rogers. Of
New York city: W. A. sherman. Of
Oakland. Cal: Murray Cadzow. OF
Brooklyn. y. Y
Williamson Mercantile company. OF
NlIllamston. W. Va. genera mcr.
cIantile business. Authorized capital.
sI''vuo. ~incorporators. ~. IT. William.
son Lot Crum. r. &. Haines. 8. N.
'oodloe. Jr. and ~ A. Goodloe. all
Of Williamson. W. va.
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BETHESDA STIRRED
BY ASSAULT CASE
cHAs. A. KILDoW. OF WASHING.
TON PA, ACCUSED BY
HAZEL M'NICHOlS.
Us Taken to GAINESVILLE to Avoid n
Distur6ance-Waives Pre-
liminary Trial.
NAc

BETHESDA. o.. July 24.-The town
was excited this morning following
h arrest of Charles \. Kildow. aged
80. Of Washington. Pa. on a visit
here. on a charge Of assault. pre-
ferred by Hazel r. McNichoIs. of In
diana. who is visiting her grandpa
rent, Mrs. Patterson here. Kildow
was hurriedly taken by auto TO
GAINESVILLE. and lao trouble followed
the angry talk.
Before Mayor Thaney. of Barnes.
vile. he first pleaded guilty then
changed his plea and waived exam
ination. Bond was fixed at $1,000.
II Is alleged that Kildov enticed
the girl. who is but fifteen. a year
Younger than that of legal consent.
in Ohio. 10 the woods back of Beth
esGa' where the night was spent. In
case kildow fails To furnish bond. he
VIII be removed To the ST. Glars
vile Jail. He has declined to talk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
DAILY
SITUATIONS

Young man wants situation as clerk in
grocery OF dry goods store.
Young Eirl wants situation as nurra
tapable DOT man who speaks Ger
man, slavlsh. Hungarian and English,
WantF work Of any Kind.
Man wants situation 60 take cars Of
.ofHts. law NJ or TO DO general gardan-
inEy can give references.
foung Eirl wants situation as stenoR-
faHhcr. has had some experience.
houuE man wants situation a. stenoE-
fap er several months experience.
Young man wants situation a. dffver
capable woman wants situation 20
iakc C1HrEe ~ linen room lu hotel. does
not 0uJc-t Co guinr out Of the city.
wants washing or IRONING to do
at her own home.
YOUNG BOY wants situation % do uest
tartory work or a. errand boy.
NAN wants situation a. tcamafer or por-
ter.
YOUNG WIDOW wants situation a..
~houeekceper. has IN infant she voufd
Ike o. Keep with her.
Apply or address.
WANTED-Eelfef work hy p reqfst.r.a
pharmacist during August ana sen.
temher Good experience and eood refer.
snccs Address Druggist. care fnfeif.
Eeurer.
Man wants situation a. watehman 80
give Eood references.
ArI g or address
fhEE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
10 sixteenth ST. city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
MAY BE INSANE
Hotel Manager Accused OF Murder.
To be Examined for Insanity.

SUTTON. w V. July 24.-The trial
~ George DisharOon. Of the
'assaway hotel. at Gassaway. for tho
murder. on October 30. 1910. Of Hiram
i.oker. n attracting n great deal Of
attention. Disharoon and Booker had
ENGAGED In q dispute over a zane Of
pool and after returning from the
pool room 10 tho hotel. pisharoon
hred on Booker from tho third floor.
- no vas 0in M the stairway 10
his room. killing him instantly.
Disharoon Is either insane or has
beon very successfully feicning In.
sanity. for several months.
pr Stool. ~ tho Weston asylum.
and pr Morrison and McCauIev. Of
sutton. have been giving expert 'esti.
mony IN tho case. The disposition
NJ me case In court will depend large.
~ on the findings % these physicians
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
ST. CwLAIRSVILLE

ST GAINESVILLE o.. July et-CiviI
cases tied follow
Everett 'ahoon and =. 7. Uumrarucr
IS owen Nary. 90 clerk ~ the cav OF
~ '.1irNiIi-. and o.. " Archer. az
treasurer 20 belmont county. Petition
Tor injunction.
lila Payne 49, the Baltimore a ohio
tAlif"td COMPANY Action Tor damages
iu TIE sum OF $3.50
Louise simmons. administrators Of tho
estate of Herh.rt RyWauf. deceased rs
The iiftshut q belmont coal Co. Action
TOY itutar"S iu tie sum "f $4,000.
Au1tfW D. hiug W. Bruce ". king
Petition to reform deed.
James iumpa va. Burton Alexander
hH1 iANhra Gtlham. Action tor dam
nFcs. amount claimed. $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
STEUBENVILLE

special Dispatch 60 Zoo Irf.Itgerrer
l.' Il-HhiLiE. g.. July o. rrark
% erh"'ltzcr ~ I~lIlnnvuIe. .r. b..ur
Nnt hFar~t D. Ns.I for 100000 dam
i"f ~"li"tHtius tho affections % his
WHO Joanna emil dehHurhing l~r 10 his
Erslf distress. Shame and diqrrars
Monte NeffsnhauEh We Afir. Dorec,-
lauEh suit f.r divorce Tr.y 49,
married december -. 1910. and D.. al
Efs Frora NEGLECT and d,vertion in IN
'nla AMI That she has been ksepipr
company wiz other men
stephen Peters r- Ir-,-,fu. .
Westrrn Fv co.. % aI. apreal fr,m
docket = Justice Maxwell
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GRAND Atlantic ROtei


virginia AVE, NEAR leach
~ St-'l Her. open sur.OuEgTngs
10y DUO. not and cold sea water
It's Lar O. rooms. southern exposure
EieNdlor q street level: exiensfve
r.',n1- SIccial &i2 90 up weekly. $50
~ ""iS. Booklet Cp1chos meet trains
COOl ar 4 g.
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NO DEPOSITS AT ELKINs.

Special Dispatch ~ t-rtenirencsr
ELkINS. W Va. July 2f-The
postal savings hank ~ tho EIklns
postomce Was opened Saturday. tho
Elkius National bank having hcen
designated ~ tho depository. No
deposits we're made on the opening
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
Picnic.

." United Presbyterian sunday
''l Wa. I'ii tI-.r anuIal picnic IN
TIE if'r grounds Tue-.fav. R.,,q ,.J
athletic events fnr both Girls and bows
a.. he h-ld .- the and 20 noon
Hnvr WI Doe served ia tgc Floral hall.
ih o." afternoon "a baseball came viii
hr PLAYED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

TN me- WITCH and 7 VII tell you whether you are
teirograding o. standing sul or progressing IN your
development.
There IL no tonic that promotes mental ana spirit.
uai growth hke seif-dissatisfaction.
To be satisfied with your possessions but not con.
tented With yourself until you have made the most OF
pains"
And the best way to stimulate this divine discon.
tent % 70 have a. many friends as possible whom YOU
admire and look up TO. who require you TO walk con.
stanty On your mental and spiritual tiptoes in order
10 be anywhere near their level
W cOurfe ] am not unaware that there is n semi
humorous ASPECT To this advice In their side OF the
Nl,ua,i"n ! remind myself OF the boy who. on being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
HOTEL WESTMONT

Al"st attractive hotel. close to beach.
New casino. and sea water nafatortwtn
WIN lawns. Capacity 500. Elevator.
private path, ct sea water and tonic
n.'hs' special Sl2.50 up weekly. Book
'''. NJ. X. SDMERS. Manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
HOTEL RALEIGH

- CHARLES Place sud tl, Beach. vbcrc
the accommodations ard Iocatiop s.c
uheNc"lled. Capacity 400. Large rooms
.'sh view. elevator. private baths. run
ming water IN rooms. etc. Superf,ritv -
moderate rates Bookiet
VI H. =. BYNEs
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Hotel frOnieDac
HOTEL IROOUOTS

So. Carolina Ave. and Reach Most ,.n
trai. close to all attractions. CAPACITY
wv. private baths. running water in
sCoHs' elevator, music. white service
Voted Tor it's table. supplied direct from
farms, Special. Sii.OO up weekly, 80 20
up iaIIy: Eooklet. ". r. SHAW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

Mke Uloser fo Iufuir ffsrr,.t tc,
f~lI0rrale. $500 NJ.
% trri % Elizabeth Zeffer. lot
D~ili1nvaie. $4,000.
Hnfn '1ai Mining 90. o. o. ~ Tarr.
! arre W'i'a township. 81 4.
JOIN W. movie fp Pope Tin Plate CO
LOT city. $500 90
Mary WOOD to Pope Tin rIefo o., 10,
city. 1880 00.
4 Frink % w s. Maple. - acres
Saline township. 8 100.
H W Nefferbcrrer ~ r1fzshoft gfu
i"i ~~irunenFiIe tow nshIp $4,000
'ly- KING 10 John KIM fa7s-Ioo
arcs Hn|f. FELL township. $1,000
O. " -f0if fo vs. o. uofver- d., r-u
rrrf. 500 Oh "
JOIN Linton fo " No. Rodaera. two
i0fT brilliant. 1900 1n.
Robert Sterling fr David p-ovgo io,
warren township. facs 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

ono ~ the best and most comris,s
Dairy Pam, ns1r Wheeling. contstripr
~ sores good house. harm ana other
nuthuildinga owner wishing o. rsur.
from The fairy business he's decided t,
sell the shove farm. and any ono CON
t"mpl1finE purrhHq M "a dairy cite can
tnd no better no1r Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

If' ~eiirr VIII he Instituted fn r,ur,
pr anton tomorrow f1r fle release NV
'nrf1s - VIM O. Miller. who
recently sent from fer, o.. d.
"fkhnuF~ f1r cruelty % hia famiIv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
r NEW ENGLAND

SCUM carolina v ard tire Reach. prf-
Eale naf1s elevator Co street. fine
pnrchfs. etc. capacity $50 guperfor
,nhic. Special rates. gooklef
- BRYAN a WILLIAMS
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MISCELLANEOUS

Mt tire Ramsey Hotel-Chicken and
wafiles every S~uHday-and through the
wees on snort notice. special attention
given TO auto and driving parties. Mo
drive from WnselinE. SteubenvfIIe. ca
diz and other nearby towns. Phone your
Ramsey Hotel. Adeni. q.
Jy-1g-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

Most modern and IeaoIng moderate rate
hotel.
ALBEMARLE vIEGIXIAAyE
New throughout; capacity $50: priyate
u''h~' elevations. 1000 II. vile. cool
s"ici"S' eN'eptionsI table. white service
Slbeclat rates. s.. SO. $3.50 up weekly.
- W daily. Booklet.
J. L. COPE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

promptly quered. But. father. II a good man keeps companv vim n ha,
nan u IN good nan bad tccause he keeps COMPANY with me had MAJ y
ne oHd a good because b." Keeps company With the good man."
haN alwny admired he Youths logic.
o course. n you make gn your friends anon our suner1ors hat, ,oLo
II necessary TO them TO corsort Will a n Inferior
hut ! don't believe there Is any danger that all O M Friends viii bo largo
than you. VIII ne l"se
All urEe Is that you make sure that enough OF them are upenor Il
keep you RON being crugged with self content.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
Narriax. license.


inIl Hrusntsztl. - ye1rr. and Annie
hn' HiE. - Years. ~ BerghoIz
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DIED.

o'HAnE-At The Wheeling hospital. July
~, 1911. 10 40 n. M. MAEgAWET.
widow ~ tho late Cornelius O'Hare
boz the Goth year " her axe.
funeral from her late residence. a1fo
Fon street % 40 Wednesday morn
lnF Requiem him mass af Isl. Jos
Guns Cathedral 90 p O'Clock. Friends
or The family respectfully invited to-
attend interment private no st. cal
vary cemetery.
HULDooN Died. 20 family residence
80 Tfftsburg. sunday. II FL
FRANK WALKER MrLuDON. Dr..
age tWo Years and eight months. son ~
VT ard Mrs. Prank Walker Muldoou.
~ TIttshurg
Funeral from residence u NJ sorris
McNash Na North Front street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
Marriage Lieezte.

Harry H"rt>mau. ac. 20. ~ Rarton.
an' l-Hrt b"ulr!. axe l.. OF Pleasant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
THE w

- south Michigan Ave open all year
sl50 up daily. 81 up weekly.
r G. WAItBURTON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
l2O Acre Farm

Ten roomed brick house: hard
wood finish water in house: out
kitchen and wash house. Barns.
stables; graneries. implement
sheds; sheep sheds: three seams of
coal. oil and gas. The orchard
alone will produce four carloads Of
apples. IL adjoins good owns ana
market. On Pennsylvania Railroad
and short drive 20 B. & O $4,000.
half cash. balance 20 suit buver.
Forty acres Of this is rich bottom
land. balance nice laying up land.
~ you want a good one. worth
looking up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
Hesse & Brand

nsu Iaa1-M - 49,.
girs nSrfs r-u.l-
rlrst Foor noard - Trafs HufIrfrg
rs Orgtnai anf only MEaaH IN "a
Estets Business On Whssung-
10 erothsrs connected ufth other cam
so uainG ua nams q msaas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
HOTEL boutwell,
VIRGINIA AVENUE

"eecnd "ousc nom steel Per. IHrnegt
S'~His'd "a tuisi q a service. IuuK.st
:. 4 n. X Boutwell,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

Tho majority % as would have 10
work twenty four hours r. dav n We
we're 10 love "a ne.rhhors NJ they
love themselves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
The Daily Chit-C Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

ssT GAIN nothing by being with such A. myself We encourage one an.
other in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lamb.
Who are a rtendsg
Are hey the people IN whose society you take a torpid comror,
because they continually look ID . q you and praise you.
Or ire they mostly such IS yourserr-
or arr they the biEger folks Who onen make % feeIn M At as and
rforty9
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BertSGhN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBALMER
W. ard IVA Main Street.
tails Answered Day or Nieht-
Store Phones G35.
Vic J.. Bertschy. BELL Phone f9S9.R
&. J Bertschy. Nat. Phone 900.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-13
Many Historic Houses.

There are several historic houses along
the road. One of them, which was the
home of Oliver Ellsworth Of revolution
airy fame, Is owned and maintained by
the Daughters of the Revolution. who
filled 1t with rare old colonial furniture
and relics Of the original settlers Of the
Connecticut valley. In the town of En-
field on the other side Of the river is the
Olmstead house, built in 1903, which is
Windsor hill Is a tobacco farm which
once belonged to Samuel Grant. an an
cestor Of Gen. Grant. His mansion Is
one Of the finest examples of colonial ar
chitecture on the Connecticut. and there
are many Of them. The ancient villages
Of the Connecticut valley have suffered
less from modern Improvements" than
any other part of New England. and have
been allowed to retain their serene and
stately beauty.
The churches are all old, built Of clap
boards with needle-like steeples. and
painted white. j found only one excep-
ton. and that is fine brownstone me
mortal church at old Windsor, filled with
reminders of the LOOMS family.
The trolley cars are open, and although
they are not so Independent as automo-
biles you have the advantage Of talking
to your fellow-passengers, which is an
educational advantage as well as enter
tanning. I have never found a Yankee
yet who was not willing to disseminate
information An innocent question Of the
gentleman and lady sitting at your side
will often open a mine OF interesting per-
sonal gossip and history. You can't get
as much anywhere else in the world.
From Hartford you can take the troll
ley over to Pennington. which I think is
the loveliest village this side Of paradise.
and 1t is the seat of Miss Porter's famous
school for young women and the home Of
Admiral William S. Cowles of the navy,
who married sister of ex-President
Roosevelt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-13
Picture Postcards.

Ellee Francis has an interesting article
about the omnipresent picture postcard
in our next Sunday Magazine Eleven
thousand millions Of them are sent
through the United States mails every
year. One ont OF every thousand OF
these reaches the dead letter ONCE, owing
to lack of understanding of the mailing
regulations or lack Of conscience Of the
senders. There is lot of valuable in.
in the article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-13
Largest Granite Bridge in World.

Going back from Hartford to Spring
field by the east side route the trolley
crosses the largest granite bridge in the
world-of nine or ten wide arches OF
solid masonry-which was erected by the
city of Hartford. You pass through
Thompsonville. where carloads of carpets
are made every day, and through the
beautiful village Of Long Meadow. which
has q wealth of historical association.
In 1914 colony from Boston settled on
the east bank of the Connecticut river
upon tract of land which was purchas-
ed from the Indians for about 5000 in our
money and in the deeds was described as
re Long Meadowe:" It never acquired
any other name. The village has but one
street, and that is four miles long and
400 feet wide. The settlers built their
houses on both sides of it, leaving In the
center this generous strip of common
for a training ground and a cow pasture.
All the COWS owned in the village were
turned out to Craze where the women
could look after them without neglectinS
their sewing and cooking while the men
were at work in the fields outside
This meadow was thickly planted with
trees-elms, oaks naples. beeches and
other far-spreading varietes-which are
now more than $50 years old and bestow
their patriarchal perfection upon old-fash-
Toned mansions built by the men who
planted them.
There was a great Indian fight at Long
Meadow once. in which several brave
men lost their lives. In the spire Of the
village church hangs bell which was
cast by Paul Revere, and until 1t was
hung there the villagers were called to
worship by the beating of drum.