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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
ROSS COX MAKES HIS
APPEARANCE IN COURT

Cincinnato, April S.-"Boss" Cox
appeared in the court house just be-
fore noon barely forestalling Hunts
plan to telegraph the police In coun-
try to arrest him as a fugitive from
Justice.
Following Hunts announcement
CoX's attorneys intimated that their
client would return either today or
tomorrow and would furnish bonds.
1t is believed that Cox disappeared
order to prevent appearing before
Democratic Judge o'Gorman, whose
term will expire Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
HEAL THY GAIN IN POSTAL
BUSINESS FOR FISCAL YEAR.

For the fiscal year which closed
March 81 the business of the Pendle-
ton postioffice shows a gain of over
eight per cent over the business for
the fiscal year ending March 81, 1910.
As shown by the report which was
completed today by Assistant Post
master Harry Rees the total business
for the past IL months amounts to
S22,416.S7. For the year ending
March 81, 1910, the total reached the
sum of s20,64S.S0. Therefore the
books show gain in volume of
S177S.07.
The business for the quarter lust
ended shows that the business this
year Is running considerably ahead OF
former years. The total business for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
JOHNSON ON DEATH BED
SAYS HE WILL RUN AGAIN

Cleveland. Ohio, April To-day is
the tenth anniversary of Johnson's
election as mayor. He is sick and is
probably on his death bed. but he
reused himself and said that If he
RECEIVERS he will run again. He con-
tinuos to gain strength but his ply
sicians hold out little'hope..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03

the quarter just closed amounted to
S549i.S1, while the report for the
quarter that closed March 81, 1910,
showed total business of s5145.Ss.
The March business this year amount
ed to $1725.OS while during March,
1910 the total reached only Sl576.5s.
The fact that the business for the
last fiscal year shows gain of over
eight per cent is pleasing in view OF
the fact that a year ago the report
showed no gain over the preceding
year. The total business for the year
1909 showed a gain over the year 1905.
but the report for the fiscal year end.
ing March 81, 1910. showed a slight
loss as compared with the total for
the preceding fiscal year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
ZION CITY ELECTION
BEING HELD TO-DAY

Zion CITY, April 3.--Nith the estab-
lishmert Of the whipping post for to-
bacco users as one of the principal is
sues the election is being held today
in this city. Voliva the leader of the
sect, advocates the driving out of
municipal ownership
and operation of all industries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
ENGLAND SUFFRAGETTES
SPEND NIGHT FROM HOME

London, April S.-With a statement
O! NO vote, no caucus" thousands of
suffragettes have filled the streets to-
day returning home after a night spent
from under their roofs. The census
blanks were sent out, each household
er in England receiving one. With It
accompanied orders to fill out under
penalty of heavy fine, and return to
the census headquarters. The infor-
nation called for was the description
each person who passed might of sun
day, April 2" under said householders
roof The suffragettes resolved not
to pass the night under anybodys roof
and spent the night at the Scala the
atre and the roller skating Kinks The
demonstration broke up at 8 a. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
ROOSEVELT SAYING FARE
WELL TO FRISCO FRIENDS

San Francisco. Calf. April l.
Roosevelt spent the day saying fare
well to his friends here Tomorrow
he goes to RensG1 Non lay night he
starts back for Sacramento to visit
Governor Johnson and then he leaves
for Portland and Seattle Tuesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
THIEVES WOUND PATUOLAjEN
AND MAKE THEIR ESCAPE

kearney, y. j., april In a pitch
ed battle at Hackelsack meadows this
morning between the police ana a
gang of copper wire thieves, who have
stolen thousands Of pounds of wire,
&argeant McGce, PatrolrceH Smith and
Dolan We're wounded. Tho thieves es-
coued and are probably unhurt. The
police approached in an automobile
,rd the four thieves in q wagon op-
oled fire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
READY FOR MERGENCY or
GUGGENHEIN INTERESTS

Weavcrville. Calf, April 1.-Nego-
t'ations were completed here today
Tor the mergency Of the CusCenheim
interests and properties valued at S25-,
100000, including the Union Hill
mine Of Douglas CITY the Dutton
creek mines. Pupp Nine, Hook and
Ladder Consolidated Placer diggings,
Woodbury. Placer mine and the Hind
ley Player. Most of them are in
northern California.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
TAFT AND BRYCE DISCUSS
THE ARBITRATION TREATY

Washington, d. c., April 1.-Taft
and Ambassador Bryce of England,
today conferred at length on the pro-
posed arbitration treaty between the
United States and Great Britain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
ARGUMENTS ARE CLOSED
IN SPOKANE RATE CASES

Washington, April 1.-The argu-
mcats before the interstate commerce
commission closed today in the Spo-
kane rate cases. 1t is expected that
ul decision WI lbe made for several
months.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
TAFT IS ANXIOUS
TO RETAIN SECRECY
ENDEAVORS TO AVOID
PUBLICITY OF MOBILIZATION
Gives Congressman Sulzer History OF
Joyc-Sulzcr Refuses 10 Discuss
observation-disclosures He Was Asked
to Keep Information Secret.

Washington. April 3.-AnNious to
avoid publicity as to the reasons for
tie naval and military mobilization
or the Mexican fronties, President
Taft today received Congressman Sui
zer of New York and gave him his
tory of the move. Suizer. who Is chair
man of the new house on the foreign
affairs committee refused to discuss
the matter. declaring that he was ask
ed TO keep the information secret
He said that the president will resist
every utmost attempt to make the
facts of the matter known.
Gomez Suggests Solutions.
Washington, April 3.-Pointing out
that the message Of President Diaz TO
the Mexican congress endorses the de-
mands of the Mexican revolutionists.
DR.. Vasquez Gomez, head of the con-
fidential agency of the insurgents
here, Issued n statement last night sug-
Gesting two solutions to the trouble in
Mexico.
The government of President Diaz.
he declares 10Y throwing aside its
pride and furnishing proof of its pa
'riotism," may treat openly with the
reyolutionists, putting an end to the
conflict and arranging the best man
ner of guaranteeing the reforms and
just demands of the revolutionists." or
the war may continue to its final tri-
umph, which DR.. Gomez believes, is
not fer distant
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03

\ monument Of Mrs. Kerenhap-
Tuck Turner. who rode on horseback
from Maryland to North Carolina TO
nurse her son, who had been badly
wounded in battle. stands on the bat
tlefield near Guilford, N. &.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03

At a cost to the city of 10 cents
each, 1858 men and women have
been furnished employment during
the year 1910 by the municipal free
employment bureau Of Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
Democrats are Determined
TO Revise Certain Schedules
OF the Tariff Act.
RELIEVE SENATE INSURGENTS
WILL FAVOR REVISION
Lobby Manipulators Fear Hard
Slashing of the High Tariffs by
the Democrats and Are Gathering
-Tart's Message VIII Probably be
Brief and VIII Only Urge Reciproc-
ity.

Washington, April 3-The demo-
cratic program for the extra session
of congress Is completed. They plan
to pass the Canadian reciprocity, to
have accomplished the reapportion-
ment under the new census, revise the
tariff schedule by schedule, and in
stitute a general policy of economy
and retrenchment. There will be
three important Investigations. The
department of justice will be probed
In connection with failure to prose-
cute the steel trust, the post office de-
partment in connection with the Sec
ond class mail controversy between
Hitchcock and magazine publishers,
and the Ballnger-Pinchot fight in
the interior department Bryan and
Harmon are here.
Taft TO Veto Bills.
Friends OF Taft declare that should
the democrats succeed in passing the
tariff revision bills through the house
and senate. the president will GER
tainly veto them.
In spite of the threat the democrats
in conference today reiterated their
determination to revise certain sched-
ules of the tariff act during the spe-
cial session. Such measures it is be-
lieved. will go through the house and
the democrats believe there are suf-
ficient insurgents in the senate to
vote in favor of the revision. The
matter will then be up to the presi-
dent.
Manipulators Gather.
Anticipating a hard slashing of the
high tariffs by the democrats, the lob
by manipulators are gathering. Prom
inent among them are the beneficiar-
ies of the wool tariff Schedule K,
which Underwood. chairman of the
ways and means committee announc-
ed would be the first schedule will be
considered. At noon today Taft had
not written his message 1t Is prob
ably brief and will only urge the Ca
madam reciprocity. 1t may also rec
omend the house to postpone the con-
slderation of the tariff.
Socialists Outline Policy.
Victor l.. Berger, the socialist from
Wisconsin, elected to congress, gave
the United Press an outline as to the
policy he expects to follow at the
present session, as follows: "Of
course / realize that l am only one
congressman among five hundred in
the two houses and I don't expect to
revolutionize the country single hand
ed. But because l represent six hun
dred thousand voters I have a right
to expect to get chance to explain
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03

In these days of amazing coiffures
1t is impossible for the layman to
tell whether they're puffed or pinned
on.
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-10-10
DIVERS AT RAMONA WRECK

Early Friday morning, the Delhi, which had been near the wreck of the Ramona since last Monday morning, came to Wrangell and landed Captain Taaffe, who was sent here to await the arrival of the Humboldt from Seattle, which was bringing Capt. General, Supt. of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.,, Capt McNoble, insurance adjuster, and Capt Finch and sons, who are do ing the diving for the company.
 Soon after the Humboldt landed Sat urday afternoon, the Toledo, charter ed for the occasion from the Pacific Coast and Norway Packing Co.,, of Petersburg, came down and at one clock next morning left for the scene of the wreck with the officials aboard
 Tuesday evening the Toledo came back from the wreck, having been fla vored with fine day for the diving. The bullion was located and recovered fifteen minutes after the divers de- scended. One bag of registered mail was recovered. $5OO0.OO in banknotes which were in the purser s room were not found.-Wrangel Sentinel.
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-10-10

President Taft for congressional action this winter.
 Just prior to the governor $ depart ure for Seattle, he had District Attor- ney John Rustgard prepare an opin- ion on the power of congress to do this. In the brief which MT. Rustgard prepared for the governor, he says
 ssI have no doubt that such power is vested in congress, acting as a leg lslature for the district of Alaska.
 'lThe regulation of the sale of in toxicating liquors is one of the most common and significant exercises of the police power the government, and in the exercise of such power congress may vahdly prohibit the sale of in toxicants to those classes of persons who are peculiarly liable to be injured or demoralized by their use, such as drunk ards, minors, idiots, insane per sons, and persons already under the influence of liquor, or the sale to whom will peculiarly tend to jeopardise the peace and safety of the community. That Indians fall within this class to whom the sale of intoxicants may be prohibited, is we'll settled.' Many de- cisions are cited
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-10-10
STEAM LAUNDRY CHANGE

l.. g. Ferris, the new owner of the Douglas Steam Laundry, will take charge of that institution on Nov. l.
 While on the sound last month, MT. Ferris purchased mangle, and some other machinery. A new addition will be built to the building, and the Doug las laundry will be made an up to date institution. Manager McIntire has the reputation of being first class laundry man.
 Andrew Johnson, the former pro prietor, will leave for Redlands, Cali fornia, after his business here is settl- ed, following residence of IA years in Alaska.
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-10-10
PROHIBITION FOR INDIANS

A new law to prohibit the sale of liquor to the Indians will probably be added to the. six measures which pres ent Governor Clark will urge upon
The Alaska sourdough., 1911-10-10

Weekly Sourdough, $500 a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
SAFEGUARD TRAVEL
OBJECT or MEETINGS AELD
ALONG q. a o. 81 EMPLOYEES.
Zach Terminal Point Wheeling In
eiuosd. orssniEed. n Subject
Was Discussed.

1r tec E-if-r = tho G-rf~1fr~n-sr
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov n The
safety committee recently in~augurH'vd
by the baltimore a Ohio railway was
brrIn today a.1rE veil defined lines
u the Interest o. the travelling public
and the protection OF employees from
injury While 10 the dischargr OF duty.
s. meeting OF o. divisional safety com
mlttec 0As held ar each Of the divi.
sion headquarters % the road ia
eleven states % vas safety division
DAY ON every mile OF the system
Meetings were held az Philadelphia.
Baltimore. Cumberland. Winchester
Va. Grafton. Wheeling and Parkerz
buTt. W. Va. Conceivable. Nsw Cas-
tr and f.t,-turg. IA. Cleveland.
Nt" ARK. th.lilCot4r aud Cincinnati.
O.. Garrett and seymour. Ind. ana
Chicago ana Flora. lie. A. each 90
these division points the safety com
miftvcs were presided over BY the d.
Vision suprr4llrndCLts. and the organ.
-Eauizst.Cu ui local committees were
perfected. followed by a meeting IN
each "acu ul members OF operating
department. ia which an explanation
90 the progressive stop IN railway EN-
tegpr!r" Wa made. The YORK or the
safety campaign will DO pursued un-
der The direction OF The central safety
committee recently named by General
Manager Thompson. composed Of the
following a. Hunter Boyd. Chairman.
J W. Coon. assistant 20 general man
agcr,y lco chairman Earl Sumrou.
cnict engineer maintenance Of way.
G. " EEan. central claim agent. Br.
=. IS Bond. chief medical engineer.
and " L. Robinson. shop expert Of
the mechanical department The oen-
frai safety committee attended me
meeting held iu Philadelphia. follow
INK which az inspection % the termi
mails Was made. and a meeting Of the
railroad employees vas held during
ihc noon hour.
TIE prosram 10 for the general Of.
hCer- % Welt each division for Tho
Inspection o. local conditions
An encouraging outcome o. the
safety work. ~ viewed by railroad of.
hCials. vas the hearty enforcement OF
tho movement by the men iu aIl
branches o. the service. Including
draymen. shopmen. trackmcn and Local
forces
The mon recognized he tact and
soon expressed Themselves according
D. that tho precautionary measures be
INK adopted were fo insure -afcty 20
the travelling public. while a. the same
time iors minis tie number OF Injuries
tn fIgmEsIrfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
Ma-Ira Gerry Rrlefn

Willard Bail Il confined 20 his home
in The Kerr fats. quite 3d.
Harry Sommer the we'll known bar.
her. VII leave today for a rabbit hunt
OUT la Tho county
Mrs u. p Stewart has gone 10
It'tsnurg 20 visit Ralph r Lawrence.
% formre local man. who 10 seriously
90
John Cusack lef' yesterday frr a
several days business trp 20 Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Claire Chamberlain
have returned 20 their home ar Akron
after 90 y'si' with local friends
Tho roman Bible class of tbe Pres
bFterian church viii meet tomorrow
evening 90 the home Of Mr. HIte
VIII and Harry Green went out 90
HarrlEyiIle yesterday fo hunt
Attorney % a. Pratt Was az -.
Clulrsyills yesterday on bus nos=
Eruok Brown vent 20 Cambridge ves.
to-day as "a witness in the murder case
~ copper Blaukensop.
Contractor Ernest Harkcr starred
work on the neW smoke house OF
Charles Hell az Deep Run Yesterday
Tho ladies ~ fhe So Johns Luther.
an church Nll bold q market the DAY
before Thanksgiving ar tho furniture
tore 10 o. % Heslop & Son
Fred Rice haH returned from a
veeks VISIT with bis sister. Mrs r "
.Iouda 1f YOUNGSTOWN
John ~ Rice qIn leave today for a
f.N days hunt hack LOB the county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

To n.f = --<u'a- meet
~ tfis .F~rinE
Mr. Murray w-s - New Ken.
rEtrr L. go guest 2 f.lJ reia-
fIres
Ar Davis Co~ar uIu return homs
from naffrra.r E r ir e. f~N rats
aft-r several weeks ti-f- With r.a
rf@s
rh~ fAf-- 20 fr~ Msr-ah,~s nj,
meet rhlr-cav evening
Nrs PERT h.rrr. of ration Pa is
tr+ rHsf no local -laffVe-
Hi-z 1fs- t~vis Isl 'h- ru-s- ~
.ri-r- a' Tfttsn.rE
IN Pom es vii 20 snt~rtair.d
rffah afternoon q A'rs = Gu
r- A. SIRE c a. Holmes
fr-sifrr+ charles A.tason a. fh-
r-1.sf-.H' miners haz zone o.,
'n'lmHl- attend "a meeting % the
afr re~s
AIRS John Usher has returned from
lnciana Hartor where -h- visited Der
husband
Zine. Rr.rsnaW Cen. and cha
tiH and Robert HiE.inr I,r ,rsf.r
ia. FOR a fev DAYS hunting b. ,As
.icir,ty % ratiz
"h~ faNmrns league Of the Trim
' '.Itaefau 0hIr,h held a weI!-af
tended meeffaE asst evening. and
rr ragrau WAS rendered
iiafr. Sells wI leave tn-aat for
r. Bent hear freeport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Mn A > Reitz Do 90 a, her hone
or Gravel Hii
Mr. ? D Carmean Elu entertain
hrr class az Young .acles o. he FTrst
VI p sunday school 90 her home on
Noh'- street on Friday evening
Mrs Alb solomon. ~ Cincinnati.
sri M0r i.ou'e Harrison. - Detroit.
~ guests of Mrs Adolph Klein. ~
'a'monf street
Albert Me-vin. ~ Canton. q. 4,
quest ~ friends !n the CITY
Mrr Alex Dubois of TippecAnoe
Dol spending % eek sf fhp homo % Mr.
and Nrs John Dubois. on Gravel HI
Claude Wood has returned from a
hunting trip of a few days near Bel
mont
Leo y Ei!kau. % this city. has been
appointed trustee ln bankruptcy in
'he case ~ Leon Natar. who recently
assigned fof fhe benefit - his cred
Itora
Mrs rs s Carroll and Miss Jean
r-tfe Ko--er entertained tho Woman's
Home Missionary Society % the First
Presbyterian church last evening The
occidental offerings were opened AZ
This meeting
Mlss Virginia Ncvay viii leave ~
day Tor % visit vi'h friends In Pitts
tUrrh.
Miss Marie NcNamars. % Thirty.
hrst street. who has been ~. r. TN
proving
Tn" Chau'auqua Society ~ the Sons
~ Israel congregation vtU givo =
dane" .u ArmQgy boil th's evening
Mi-s stella Wilson 81 Barton. g. A
ru'-' ~ h"r aunt. Mrs Alice stone.
90 'hiF r'fy
Robert McM.i'on and family. ~ Bel
mont are ~t-rarE.uE fo return 20 their
former home In Shadysif~ this week
Mrs james Kinney - Gravel Hiil.
was hostess Co n party o. friends.
members ~ me Home and Foreign
missionary Society % tho Second
rrsi,tsrisn church. ~ her home last
evening 4 program xas rendered and
r.frazhmerfs served
Mrs vs. q Harper. Of Gravel i'm.
u reported quito 900 ~ her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
new CHARTERS
Three Concerns Are Incorporated ~
state. Two Orchard and milling
Concern.

~ CAL M0VH0
fIANI l-TON. NIr n Zoo FOL
iua 10 charters hsyo been ISSUED BY
.|a .a.refar5 ~ state
H0rra crock Lumber company -
Charleston W va f0 rlf timber.
Hle-a'. paw uil'- operate mad main
fsIn dams e'.. or Hors creek .n
..a ...r'r TN. authorized capital
FI- H. and 'tc Incorporation Goo
rr.... n W James y Edmund
r-irr rulf.ar Cay and % = Spill
NAN ODD rf Charleston Tho principal
so Is-a are believed to BOZ fhe
Irrra Timber company Of
-.r-re g. Breeze F general
manager
Bunker $500 Orchard company. ~
F. .Hr 49, Fa f0 plant r grow
...a.l. .r Sar-arlstuer district %
nrFe.fg county Authorized capita
. Incorporate Leslie HaHker.
laH- ure o. Haak.ra u s. E.ier g.
Short Heni Anderson. OIL ~
.rrsf0r. W va
Cameron orchard company - cam
rr.r ra '1 plant nr. .a-i- .r Ner
-erE srr % ~ neral county. and.
Pa. manufacture t.rss and baskets orc
-r-ral rarfa. 81. NJ which
. boo ben --Irsc-tred ard
d.. rr.r-. -af1rs = W H1erler
s E We p Ieerh Harry W
Hoea ard H W and others ~
uar1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
FIVE OPINIONS
ARE HANDED DOWN sV SUPREME
COURT or APPEALS.
Case Of Huffman. 81 Niehoias COUNTY.
Convicted o. Arson Sustained
by Court.
BY CAL r. YOUNG
fntslltgcncsr Bureau.
Charleston, W. Va. Nov. 81.

q"
Tho slprcui, co4rt % appeals his
murniug handed down Eve opinions.
a much less number than Is usually
the case. but one Of them rs consid.
cred OF considerable Importance IL
Was boa the Affirming OF the opinion
~ tho circuit court % Nicholas cnuu-
~ lu state vs. e. q huffman. con.
N.cted of arson Tho case is ono that
has been bitterly fought HUFFMAN
has been prominent ia Nicholas coun
~ fur many years one section or
the county has suffered many I'M
c'udiary nrcs. lac although sus-,
liciou Was strong az times. 90 VAS
nos unul last spring that Huffman Vas
charged with setting IRE 10 the gran
merry az : J Reynolds lie wAs in-
d.oted and convicted and given an
ntctsrminate sentence in the PEN.
tentiary OF from three 90 ten years
for arson.
In closing the opinion Of the court
affirming the court below. Judse
Miller SAYS
The record shows the prisoner was
given a FAIR trial By an able and pains
taking judge. and had the assistanco
Of very able counsel for the defense
and though convicted upon clrcum
stantial evidence for he most part %
was by a jun OF his own county. ana
one ought not 10 disturb their verdicf.
except for substantial reasons. Hay
ing discovered no error OF law. there
fore. u plain duty is 20 affirm tho
Judgment
The opinions handed down are 90
follows.
by President Wiliams-Jenkins "
MONTGOMERY. from Fayette COUNT,
modified amid affirmed
By Judge Brannon-Mullen W
sear.s from Cabril county. re-
yerHed
By Judge PoneubarEcr-Wilson "
Valley Improvement Company. from
Randolph county. Teycrsed and o.
mauded
49, judge Interstate W Huffman.
from Nicholas c0unhtv. affirmed
by Judge Robinson Painter ys
Long from Fayctte county. judgmeu,
reversed. new trial granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
BRIDGEPORT
-Four Mills % the Standard Depart
me0t 20 Resume az Aetna m
Few Days

i."r mIi.s 10 tho old standard de-
rarfHtrf OF tH. Aetna wII resume IN
H frw d"ss according to tho iufor-
nation given orf Yesterday. The
mills - f.is department. have not been
worked since tho strike NOR. than
ie" sears tgl These four mills uiIl
.tr" fne place nf thr f1ur which were
f"H' Down inst wees ou rlu OF
'.' .f.fNIns 'i the engine just
""Hf Wf. .. dome. when tho sugir.
feel repaired - not known lIf many
frIrk f.ff NOR. mills VIII ta worked
.r addition fn those now 900 opera
f.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
BELLAIRE
Committees Are Appointed 20 rase
Charge o. the D~istrIbution 81 the
Red Cross seals

The Woman ner.to..r. .r.. r r.
this city. hhs spuoir'ri 're following
ladies' 10 have charge of ffe fIur.
button and sale of fhe Wri Cr1ss ga 81
In Beilaire end tIr.r.ft Nfrs ~ -
NcGreEor and Mrs n o. Nicholson
Tourth ward Mra Aff~ zmtHrs
Third ward Niles AN T.r.. Irr
Mrs. MsH HerrhcrE Second Yard
Mrs A r p~cafcrhH.En FIrsf asrf
The seals viii be placed .1 saf. ue
cember T. The iHiI.. .trecf fr -a
the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
WHEELING Gas CO.
LOSE ASSESSMENT CASE

U r-s..r fr r-.a rs
rAfVWDEr ~ va Nrs OF -ne
fore JUDGE Waarr. r ~.rr.f rYur
'-'9 morning pro- case - 'te WhceIrg
Na'1-ai Gae Company va f-~ sfa'a
board 90 public rorss uas raj o. Do
being a petition -0 reduce f-e assess
uarf rr r1-1'~gr l- 'tIs county Tre
court refused 10 fistlrb fhe sssess.
merf ard bad -fa case stricken from
ne records The WhreHr re .afrra'
sas Company vas represented ty
Henry 81 R.sre Tr and fhe tfafe
board ~ public works re represent.
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