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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
La5or.s .ssvIna p,vie..

To prevent backschcs a. Maine farm CT has invented 8 iolnted hoe 10 throw potatoes into a net with which it is provided a5 they are dug
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Mr. Candidate.

VT. Landidate.
 After enjoying one or those fine Merchant lunches that made the An lcrs fsmOus. call for the Euko or Commercial cigar and Boost Home iadusuy. Show us where you're al.
 34I.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
MILLINERY.

See lhe Bon Ton for white hats. Higgin's stop, Tombstone Canyon. q
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18

Human Bones and Muscles.
 The 200 boUcs of the human body gre worked by 532 voluntary muscles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18

eaLlon 0I 0hl.l g reooEasd ll the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18

I..IalmZnI 1sms. sg aIllesses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
About People
Movements % fndIsidJsfs 70 ,,s
From the City

Miss Laura Caruthers. who has
been the guest OF Mrs Arthur Hub
bard. Of LeatherwoOd. has returned
70 her home In Taylorstown. Pa.
clyde Donaldson. OF the island. will
attend the Barnesville.HRh school
game at GAINESVILLE ncft Saturday.
Mrs. ) A. Caddle Is confined TO her
home AZ No. / North Huron street.
with Illness
II. Roy Waugh. district attorney. re.
turned 20 this city 20 attend federal
court. after spending Sunday with his
family at Buckhannon.
y. - Anderson. % sistersvilie. who
spent sunday with his family al Sis
tersviile. returned 10 this city last
evening.
Harry RiRgs. Of MoundsviIle. who
has been visiting friends in this city
left Yesterday for ST. Lake park.
where he has contract for timing "a
hotel
Miss Norma Craig Who has been
seriously 90 - the Forth wheeling
hospital. is recOverlng rapidly.
James Harris and Jake Price. OF
Moundsviile. were visiting friends IN
the city yesterday
ID p. Harnish. OF York. o. is In the
city on business
Alexander Montgomery. % Wash
ingtOn. Pa. vas a business visitor in
the city yesterday
2. = Howard. cashier % the Adams
Express company. left last evening
Tor Columbus. O. where b. will spend
short tlme vifh brother. after
which De- will go f0 Powell o. Do fha
guest N hie parents Tor two weeks
William Hendershot. n Pcnnarilie.
'4 Who has been in Wheeling Tor the
homr
Miss sarah Patterson I.ft fsst
even Tor DR. homo in parkerabprv
after spending sunday in Wh..firr
ne guest ~ relatives and Irlends
Mrs Jos. Wager ls seriously lu A.
her home. i2i Fifteenth street
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locate any person OF this name in the
city.
General satisfaction - expressed
with The new system % sunday col.
lections OF mails in Wheelinr me plan
Of making but single CO ton go
Ing into effect sunday. Tie collection
BE- 80 timed that practically 81 good
service is now rendered with a single
collection a. vas formerly given with
three
The present year OF 1911 will prob
ably lead al past years In the revenue
collections in the local ofiice. accord
ing 20 Deputy Collector Alex x Camp
bell The sale OF revenue STAMPS now
exceeds last year b. several hundred
dollars. The outlook o. for the sale Of
more than 10000 worth Of stamps dur
ing this month.
announcement Vas made yester-
day b. the NeuralEy line company that
the usual quarterly dividend ~ three
per cent had been declared. Tho stock
books will - closed October - and
rcopcned on November n.
The Charter 10 will draw anchor
on November 9Th FOR the Hughes river
with a party o. local nimrOds. Who
will spend several weeks In camp. Pol
loVinc are among those who VIII 80
George salada. Henry salada, John
Faliow. e. -. shrOdes. Oscar Schener.
iein, Commodore Tom WiisOn. Tom
keigeg and Lester English.
Homer Dryden will b. given "a
hearing this afternoon BY Squire X q
Hobbs on fh. char - % grand larceny
IL being chaAed that he stole two new
automobile tres 81 value 81 SO
apiece from r. vs. Hove and g. -.
McCarty.
The streets. alleys and grades
committee % council met yesterday
afternoon Tor the purpose % Inspect
ing The grading OF Belmont street. ~
owing % City Engineer Cooke o -
busily engaged on some other w.. X
The TIP uas postponed until this att
eru0on ar O'Clock
The council committee on Gene
teries was called 10 meet yesterday.
but failed o. a quorum.
October devotiors continue with
marked success ~ the Church % the
Sacred Heart OIL E0rth Wheeling and
there De- much interest in the services.
as atfests the Increasing attendance.
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WATCH ONE spot
ON THE Skin
See. ov.rn1xht tAs rtzs worh 81 Pc
lAza- TIE Healing I<ns1y.

Ao1 have heard % the effectiveness O..
FesAflt the newest m-d~rn skln rem
rrg ES-f u Tor ne rapttlty ~ IL a
-i'n - s~iecttrs a small part " a sur-
taee fzpout th- size o. q silver lolisr
Htsre tne skin L. extensively broken %.
Apply f"s.am on tlls place - night an :
note fhe difference ~ the nornlns -
comparison win ths surrounsstn. - IL
NOT - treated Surprising results ar-
seen. Tor fo-iam's h~nsfCiAi action ir
ect-fla- arne. PSORIASIS. barb-rs ftrh
pli~s. etc. begins vita first Application
wien AL itching j. stopped and eor.
tlrues femittinEiy untu is worE /.
done IL tak-s bold At one. ana 800
can observe rrrzresz cay b. daV Th-
eradication u pimple-. rashes aud minor
troubles are bur matters of the brt4fe.f
trsatmeutt lth Poslafn
fosiarn O. sold Tor So cents BY CNarf..
4 bostEr Co. and al dFuzEisfs For
trre sample write u the Eru-rEsn-y
YORK
foslarn Soap. medicated vita PosiAm.
p BEST Tor 3our skin. Antiseptic. pre-
druggists
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The members Of the Senior class
or wheeling high school. are making
elaborate preparations for their party
10 be held next Friday evening
Wagons will carry the party 70 one
or the large barns near sherrard.
here The evening ALL be spent IN all
Alnds u Halloween games and
pastimes. Those, vi O will attend are
Misses Tena Bachmhn. Jennie Ball.
Margaret Becker. Pauline Beuter.
Jennie Bolton. Elizabeth Broverman.
Alta Brown. Azele Billiard. Ada Cald-
NeN. Eleanor CLARK. Elizabeth Gehr-
ins. Nettie Gutman. Flora Henry,
Elizabeth Hugus. Catherine Jerers.
Ethel Metzner. sarah MetEner. Bertha
Minor. Margaret Monroe. Helen Nc
Clure. Anna McGregor. Hazel Par
shall Adeline Root. Matilda Scharf.
Helen Scott. Eleanor Stein. Nellie
agncr and Emma Allen. Messrs.
Irwin Baer Charles Boerner. AverilI
Pfeiner. Arthur Burke, Ray Chap
man. Earl Crook. John Clark. Harry
Gardiner. Ralph Gordon. Wendell Ia
Due. Walter McAdam. George Neil.
CLYDE Ruble. Harry Snyder. Charles
Schramm Bob Smith. Morgan Taylor.
Emil Nass. Phil smith. Paul Work.
man. William McAdam. Oscar Wagon
helm and Hersey Miller.
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6sssett-Jewett.

special il-uLt.A 20 tHr Iur-iAr.ncs~
ABERDEEN. : d. oct. 23-Wl.
fred ". Rassett and Miss Angela
Ie"eit. daughter OF Mr. y Mrs Har.
Vey Iewett. were married "Wednesday
AT the home OF the bride IN this city.
Father bermody performed the cere.
mony Miss Dorothea Bassett was
the bridesmaid and ~ Marie Jewett
maid OF honor. Kenneth Jewett was
best man. They left after the cere-
mony FOR three weeks honeymoon
In the east Mr. BassetT IS assistant
cashier OF the Aberdeen bank. and a
progressive young man. while The
bride Is one OF the city's most accom-
plished young ladies. She is well
known In Wheeling. W. Va. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
BH ELS

Rev. 3. g. Rasche. pastor OF 81
fauIs German Independent church
VII give a stsrooptc0n lecture On fba
Reformation on Sunday evening Oct
~ special music viii be- rendered b.
the choir
duard Ooudy. uho vas arrasfes
for NeinE drunk on SUNDAY rno-,fr :
and sling shot found on MIN M
searched. was 1eid Oh the grand furv
- Judge Robinson on a charge Of or
rying concealed weapons.
Printed rules prepared b. Jobn
Corcoran ant endorsed b. nfavor
schmidt and Chief OF Police
HastiuEs. governing the eondurr
81 men in saloons during ~.
Hallowe IN celebration. viii b. posfef
DO at % the cafes IN the city This weak
The police are IN receipt OF A fe,e-
gram addressed % George Gump ia
their care. but have been unable 10
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Dollar Social.

An Interesting affair will be the
Dollar social, 10 be given by the
ladies' OF the First Baptist church In
the church parlors. on next Thursday
evening. when the ladies' will make
a report on the metsods they follow
90 during the past year IN earning
- each for the work OF the Ladies'
Ala society. Admission will be free.
the AFFAIR being planned only for a
social occasion and FOR the enjoy
ment which may - gotten from the
reports OF the ladies'.
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.. s. cIue En,.r,.lr.a

Miss Emma SenEessld pleasantly
entertained the members OF the N
; club Tuesday evening a. her home
on the islsnd The evening Na-
s2en; IN games and music aud ".
Treatments we're served. The follow.
INK members % the club we're pres.
eat; Misses Catherine Cowan. Ber,ha
fieper Nida katterhenry. Alma
toSan. Jessie Pieper. Bertha Perry.
Janet kanerer. HaTsl CoWan. Mrs
Wilbur Hanes. Ms Char Recherter
and Miss Tmma SengewAld.
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Moonlloht Dance

A. the PythiAn auditorium. this
evening. the Imperial dancing - viii
entertain with moonlight dance.
The hall will be decorated Beautifully
for the occasion. The lanterns. about
so In all. viii be lighted DURING the
evening. making most pleasant ar
fair for the dancers. Music viii be-
rendered BY Prof. Nolte. drums and
bells
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Pumpkin PIE Social.

pumpkin pie social will be given
Al the home ~ Mrs. o. ". Phillips. OF
Warn ODD avenue. next Friday even
ing. Home grown pumpkins and
home made pies. the best known 20
the culinary art. doubtless Nil ap-
peal 70 the appetite 20 the extent TIA,
feN pies VIII be left after the fesiivi.
Ties OF the evening. and as the AFFAIR
Is Tor the benefit OF the Church %, the
sacred Heart. a large attendance Is
urged
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Monday Brlao.

Mrs SeWell Gibbs entertained the
members Of the Monday Bridge club
a. her home on the Island. Monday
afternoon. The following members OF
the club were present. Mrs. William
Holloway. Mrs Eugene Hildreth. Mrs
Jos. Speidel Mrs. VIII Crncraft. Mrs
Jessie Bloch. Misses Mary Franzheirn.
Julia Campbell. Eleanor Mcclure and
Mrs. Sewen Gibbs
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Masquerade Ball

The Duquesne dancing set Will give
their first grand masquerade ball this
evening. at the Carroll club audi
forum. Prizes will De given TO the
finest dressed lady and the most
comically dressed gentleman \ tine
program has been arranged by
Stiehm 8 fun orchestra
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81. PauI,. chureh oo.re,,,-

The choir Of 81 Paurs German In
dependent church are preparing 10
propicr an opcretta entitled The
Ne" Minister. \ chorus OF - PEG
pie will be In the cast. The time ana
place Of holding II have not yet been
set
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SOCIETY


Ne foli0Sins wedding announce
nents have been sent.
Mr. william H>Pacd~n
- - u.afr-azs ~ lsT 1a4Eht
A-fs-fri Ran npre Eerrlson
NJ william ffenrv Nurrar
'-iAf gay. h-f4t~r he tHrufr-fraf
uir-f~~u hundred ar1 eleven
arssranurs West Vtr.f-tr
Nf ZONE a. e. November fh- ftffs~-ta
FsrsersuurE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
Plan Years Work

An important meeting Of the Mems
Bible class OF the First Baptist
church is 10 be held Friday night al
he church when a reorganization for
the winter Will be effected and plans
for the seasons work completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
AT a SWELL REcEprIoN
eoTH PHONES.

bond for appearance before the
grand jury this morning In Justice
Boughner's court Mayor Donly fined
Parker $50 and costs for disorderly
conduct. Quite biz OF racy testi.
mony was given az the trial
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special Dispatch - the fnfeiiigencsr
EAST LIVERPOOL. o. oct. 20 -
Postmaster Suries has received In
structions 20 open the local postal
bank next Saturday. October p.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24

The Queen Esther circle OF the
Thomson NJ. r. church were enter.
tanned AZ the home OF Mrs Orville
Moore. az her home on South Penn
street
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GEORGE PARKER HELD
TO GRAND JURY FoR CUTTING

spsria- ulapaf-a to fre InfeII Frrrrr.
MORGANTOWN. W Va. Oct "a
George Parker. % This city. who
stabbed Chester Rector In a feht Al
The White hotel Saturday night over
chorus girl vas held on a 400
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guests a. the wedding from West Viz
GINA were Miss Alberta Stifel. L. y.
Grub and Mrs. Patrick Kennedy. all
OF Wheeling
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MusIeaI Club pronran,.

The following program will be rem
dered az the recital TO b. given by
the Wednesday Musical club. tomor
row evening. IN the lecture room OF
the First Presbyterian church.
italian Music. Mrs. H. NJ. kinberis M
Ave Mario ........ Marrn.ttl
Wednesday Musical club chorus.
Scene Venetian ......-.......... Pirani
Miss Martha chew
Miss Katherine Ebert
InrLa Am.
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TIE Kings Daughters Of the Fourth
street ". 7. church viii serve a
luncheon IN the a e Franzhein store
" ecnestsy. from II until > O'Clock
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Rsso.stio 81 rsaossil

Rsso.ssto ssy reausssl rl...-
Ms FNedA flei-~-
D'-it - -,--. MAlsan Butterfly
NJ Waite w1zuans
Hra = Z Nsrrinza
90 SrrlnE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. v--ra
w. IRE hafasrNrs .--.. ...-.- l.~n1A
W-a1e-iag Musioal Clus Cncr1s
M Jane -t~pFsa Martin. director.
MIS- krn,s Heaft-@. acccunpauist. Miss
Mary Nan1y. cr1-ruan
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enter,alnmen, hx Ala sn.i...

The Ladies Aid society OF the
Mission Sunday school OF Aetnaviue.
rendered an interesting program at
the home OF Mrs Marquer on Third
street Monday evening. Lunch was
served after the exercises and a gem
eral good time enjoyed. The follow
ing program was rendered.
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Popular Club pancr

The Popular club. OF Beliaire. will
entertain this evening with dance
In Armory hall
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L IT,. so,! Do es,. -. .5yys.s,
~ ~ hbEIt " the only ch<.u 49,,
FL y, vids mouth sostis 81 sSirh
i fl n,Ltle can he used. and which
II refHAtss miik nov, prsvsrtior
Il neiE.ston and ourds from 100
Il III 80 feeding. ~ your Drnrxtss
II 49, ..Hply; write - Price con-
I'LL P %. rHSd Hod o. Dunfss
WV iDLaL CO." o.rksbara ". Va
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Mas Frank Kincheioe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-02-16
An Interview
In Which a Lover Asks For His Girl
By VERNON ARNOLD
Copyright. le10. by American Press
Association.

whats this? Kit engaged. What
rascal has been buzzing around her
without my knowing anything about
it? Why. she's nothing but a child.
III take her off to Europe. bury her
anything to get her away from the
puppy"
These words were spoken by Mr..
Charles Manning On receiving a letter
from his daughter. aged twenty. who
| was away on IL visit. stating that she
had become engaged to one Of the no,
| not one of the finest, but tho finest fell
low in the world. He was abundantly
able TO support Il wife in good style
Every one spoke we'll of him. Indeed,
she had been informed that she had
got Il treasure. The letter also an
nounced that the young man had gone
to the city to speak" to her father and
! would call upon him that evening at
their holne in the suburbs TO" the pur'
roste. Mr.. Manning got into the $40
| AFTERNOON train to go home. being the
J only one of the family occupying the
house at the time. He pulled an Eve
| ing paper from his pocket and tried to
read, but his thoughts were upon the
! prospective loss of his daughter. whoh
he adored. A young man sat down
on the vacant seat beside him.
Zine day. sir" remarked the young
a
Eyes. very" replied Mr.. Manning
shortly.
you don't remember me. Mr.. Man
ming. l once met you at the Averys'.'
Now. Mr.. Manning when he was him
self was a very genial a He was
getting to that when he didn't
remember people and names rs well us
he had. and it troubled him. He looked
up at the young man and said.
~Yes, / do, perfectly. How do you
do? 4 haven't met you for some
time"
~How are Mrs. Manning and Miss
Katherine"
Every we'll, very well indeed. They
are away just now. and ] am alone ii
that deuced big house."
II expect to be alone myself thi:
evening. l wish you would help m
through it by dining with me-"
II? Oh, no! l couldn't do that.
have an engagement. But you Nigh
dine with me. l shall not have II
spend more than half an hour will
the other one"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-02-16

BOBaEEDDfNG SCENES in sWfTzElsnANI.
upper Illustration shows bobsled On
courses lower one, contestant eBeut to
Start.1
crease III the number Of Winter resorts
whose attraction is cold fresh air and
lot warm fresh AIR. Switzerland
makes a speciality of them, and in
Switzerland the bobsled is a highly
developed speed machine.
No longer is old fashioned foot and
rope steering gear in use. That did
well enough for the old timer. which
was well loaded with half a dozen
venturesome boys and girls. The new
machines have steel hobs made for
that purpose, with a specially arranged
connecting board, which seats between
sixteen and twenty-five, and it is steer:
ed by a wheel like an automobile.
Even a searchlight has been added by
the builder eager for novelty.
Owing to the inconsistency '6f the
weather in this country a majority of
people know very lietle OF the POSSIBLE
tiles Of the sport. 1t il hot until one
gets over in Switzerland. In one 'ot the
valleys Of that mountainous land, 'thRt
one finds the sIy6rt OF coasting carried
to the highest point OF perfection. 1t
is there In the valley with the 'ptetical
name EngasIfhe. at st. Mot1ts. that
coasting hec6Hies an art. In This val
ley, its feor;as high above the level of
the sea 8aB tie crest of Mount Wash
ington, #'hgse winter sigsns for half a
year ahA people SO TO regain health,
there sB a slide neatly a mile long
which has a descent of $50 feet. At
soaas points in the course the sleds
travel at the rate Of eighty miles an
hSdr. There is. Ssport!
Skill has greatly reduced the time in
(which the cotrse can be covered. In
the early aays the average speed was
about thirty miles an hour. Recent
winners OF the contest have averaged
however, more than fifty miles. Wf
the straight run at the foot Of The
course a speed verging on eighty miles
has been attained. The same Kind o,
spDIrt may be had with bobstefs, bu'
che single racing sled is the favorit'
For coasting at st. Moritz. The sweeI
ftof a bobsled loaded with several per
sons around one Of the curves is .ai
exciting spectacle. The man at tn
helm, with eyes fixed ahead and mus
cles at high tension, keeps the from
hob In it's course. Those behind lea1
toward the inside of the curve, 'twosc
three Of them digging into the snow
with sticks, which throw up the SNOW
behind like a cloud OF dust. Like al
express train 1t sweeps around TIN
curve and ts gone.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-02-16

knew nothing Of the extent 70 which
the white slavery" traffic was car.
ried on among the poor. The condi-
tons appalled, him. and he put the con.
ditions before the public in The House
Of Bondage"
With that duty off his mind MI.
Kaufman has recalled his original
purpose and has settled in his home
town of Columbia. in Lancaster, Pa,
to work out his fiction series plans.
The real apostle Of the Wanderlust
among writer's is Edgar Beecher Bron
son, who has just been elected to life
membership in the Geographical SO
ciety Of Ecuador, q mark of distinction
that has been accorded very few for
eignerS. His election was celebrated
with a banquet that was attended by
the most distinguished men at Quito,
the capital.
The career Of Mr.. Bronson, who has
recently come into prominence as an
author of true stories of travel and
adventure, has been literally crammed
with excitement. He began life more
than thirty years ago as Il reporter on
the New York Tribune. He had charge
Of tile staff of reporters who covered
every word IF the Beecher trial in
Brooklyn, aAl in getting this report
to his office one night he scored a
great beat and gave an early exhibit
tion of his nerve. The East river w&s
SO full Of floating ice that the ferry.
boats could 0 run, SO he crossed the
stream by jumping from one ice Hoe to
I altother and swimming a part Of the
way.
This experience shattered his health
and he vent west to recuperate, In
Wyoming he established his famous
Dead Man ranch and had many fights
to maintain it. he has told of these
days in his "Reminiscences Of a Ranch
man. just ssepublished with some new
chapters.
"A few years ago he gave up the
west And returned to New York, bu'
civilization could not hold him. Ii
ifhe spring Of 1908 he preceded Roose
Welt on a big game hunting tril
l%'through the closed territory of British