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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02

why didn't you smash him when
he hit you. you cOwayd:' he asked
the helpless prise e .u purposely az
grnvating tones You're losing yOur
nerve IN this little boarding house Of
miuc; that's whats ;hc matter with
you. You bayeB'y suy manhood LEFT
IN you And, say, Valentine. when we
have had you hc-a as our guest two
years more you'll. be whining around
like a puppy with the pink eye; that's
what you're coming 10. It's bound 20
get youths life-just ike 1t gets all
the rest OF you thin skinned guys.
Only bum can live this life and keep
his mind and his manhood"
The cruel words OF the warden sank
deeply into Valentines soul. as Han
dler well knew they would. But the
prisoner was determined that he would
show no signs of weakening before the
two men who hated him.
Il didn't hit him because I'll square
myself when get out" answered Val
entine defantly. land there are a few
little things that Z will square with
you. too, Mr., Warden Handler. You
know you have me In your power. and
50 do |. But, Handler. you're going to
like me better from now on because.
realizing my position, l have dared go
against you"
But Valentine had mistaken his
man. The respect that one lighting
man has for another who fights him
squarely found no place in the craven
heart of Billy Handler. Valentine had
yet something 10 learn of the psy-
chology of jail wardens. Handlers
face took on a malignant expression.
oh" he sneered. $50 I'm going to
like you. am I? Well. just watch me.
I'll burke you, YOU
Handler lunged around the corner
Of his desk at the prisoner.
Don't burke me-" cried Valentine
desperately.
Eyes cleaning with his vengeful-
ness. with hands Outstretched. the
warden came headlong at Valentine,
who braced himself to withstand the
shock OF the oncoming body. Crouch
ing. the prisoner primed himself TO
clutch one of the wardens thumbs.
which was carelessly extended out
ward from his banda trick Bothner
had shown him. Once securing this
thumb, it could be pulled back or
twisted TO the breaking point II nee
cssary TO cause an opponent to yield.
or by drawing the outstretched arm
over his shoulder. wheeling his back
10 his foe as he did so. Valentine
could bend sharply forward and throw
his assaiiant helplcss,y over his head
and on to the floor In a heap with the
tisconcerting flying mare"
But midway In his rush the warden
stopped short. He had caught Kim
self just In time. About to throw
himself blindly at his intended victim.
a thought ian inspiration he after
ward considered it 10 be- flashed
through his brain. The warden halt
ed. much to the amazement of his
secretary. Smith. who had been watch
Ing the proceedings with unconcern
born Of experience In like happenings.
Then Handler turned away, rested one
hand on his desk aud with the other
stroked his heavy. square chin refiec-
lively.
Cod" he poudered. Suppose the
lieutenant governor should get on to
those deals IN the contracts for sup
plies? He might. and then I'd need
him TO be my friend"
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02
CHAPTER vi.

"HE weeks dragged slowly on
for Jimmy Valentine after the
momentous day when Rose
u Lane and Lieutenant Governor
Fay visited the prison-weeks % won
der, weeks of hope. weeks of despair.
He concluded that the girl had for
gotten him; that her interest in him
lad been but the evanescent manifes-
!ation Of heeting impulse. Probably
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02

tlon Of the sufferer ,alrg 3. IT. Unllk0
say other treatment O. IL kind known,
~ produces results o. signals y
which tho patient has been able 90
tlon OF tho disease.
D-A-F hrs been remarkably effec-
tive In every form az Ihsumatlsm. a
a. ". Be-on. ". -, C.s Of the most
prosinent phy-Iclsss a. Oklnhom
kaews for his success IN trestisc
s.Tsr s.... Tor this te.t were select
81 fsom the vsrtos- etronie for~s
commoniy known s- tnCsrsbIe-, ssd all
fosa. OF the disease have yielded 60
VITA D-u-F there ere 90 iseursslo
forms of the disease. Q so new ready
o. stake my professional repststion on
my sbtiity 20 cure oil terms of rhes-
The best news of ril Tor the rheu-
matte T. that D-M-F ~ guaranteed a.
D-M-F is singuisriy free from any
scription, and ls easily rssinilated by.
the weakest stomach.
Full explanations a. tle wonderfuI
Bsgo. govt and neuralgia. are packed
with every bottle. tCgin taking a
bottle Of b-M-F today. AVID you may.
esfely drep every other rheumatism
Get D-N.F a, your drussis, at 100 n
bottle. Ifyou are satisfied with ~. as you
will b., get bottles for . Ga. and get rid Of
your anietion. IL your druggist cannot
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co'n Ave. Chicago. ~. rtt nr.t bottle viii
convince every suffer,r.
Recommends and Sold BY
sHUoARs a TANNER.
Stanford, Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02
SAVED MANY FROM DEATH

w. l.. Mock, OF Mock. Ark, believes
ears or experience in the drug bust
ness. what ] always like To do he
"'ites," sis ~ recommend DIR. Kings
New Discovery for weak. sore lungs.
herd colds, hoarseness, obstinate
coughs. a grippe, croup, asthma or
Other bronchial affection, for ! feel
rrre that a number of IA, neigh5ors
go alive and well today because they
4" ok nv pdive n use T.. | honestly
-'isye its tho hest throat and lung
dic'na th0f'e ode" Fasy TO prove
90 'ri"l hottie free, or
20 cot o. 81 bottle. Sold by
~ '~ store.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02
eAtkER AT COLD STEEL

Il wouldn let doc,og cn' my root
off" said "A ID. Ely, Rhntam. OHIO,
although a horrible ulcer had been
the plague Of my ifr fnr four years.
Instead | used Bucklen's Arn'"a save
and my foot was soon cc'up. ate,v "'''
ed" Heals Burns, Boiis. SORES, PrL 80
czema, Pimples. Corns. suloss Pc
cure. Is ce.ts 4 Pct 10 - 6 Store.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02

him and through which No. 1883 was
10 be uuNilling.y brought lie would
SHOW this man who had dared TO talk
90 the lieutenant governor that Billy
Handler was the boss ~ Sing Sing
pr. on and no uar else. even lieutenant
gov C~uors TO the contrary Discipline
must be- preserved Yes. that was it
the old explanation that always held
good when prise who offended
the warden in any way WAS meted
out the vengeance that the warden
would not lc Gruied. Once there was
thin chcstei. cough racked little
election Inspector doing three" for
erected work nj the polls who had
hsc his trout teeth kicked down his
throat because he would not shine the
Wardcns shoes A for this slick Mr..
Valentine. he was altogether too indie
pendent, too. and the warden would
give him the lesson OF his life. He
would
The door opened. and in came Smith.
holdins Jimmy Valentine by the arm.
Ihe warden stood AT his desk.
"Bring him over here" he cried
hoarsely. pointing TO the space In front
cf his desk.
The secretary slipped his hand up
behind the prisoners neck and with Il
violent heave dung Valentine forward
90 that he was barely able 90 prevent
himself from falling Hat ON his face
Grltting his teeth. No. 1888 straighten-
Cd himself and finally succeeded in
suppressing the impulse that surged
within him 10 spring at his eowsrdly
nssal,anrs throat. Probably Il was
the realization OF the fact that he
knew himself 20 be more than an
equal for Smith in a hand TO hand
conflict that enabled him to restrain
hlmseif-the contempt or strong,
confident man for an ignoble Inferior.
Smith was larger and heavier, yes,
but the man who had hip locked the
burglar Cotton and had thrown him
headlong 60 his death from the win
dow OF "A rushing railway train was
not one 20 be triGed with. Besides, no
less a pei soIage than George Bothner,
the worlds lightweight wrestling cham
pion. had taught Valentine the mys-
tcries of the grapevine" the "cross
buttock," the Corn wall heave." the
"nying mare" the back heel" the rib
crushing scissors" the waist and
crotch holds and even The fortunes OF
the deadly strangle holds, font and
rear.
ii Indler bent over his desk, r's' NJ
both MS hands uroH 3 nd =
nj D..
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02

THIS Is THE FIRST VICTORY FOR THE
GATE OF HOPE"
and his daughter had waited overnight
in Albany after the granting o. The
pardon to NEE, the released prisoner.
who was coming 10 tie capital for the
purpose already Tentiored.
CONTINUED NE<T WEEP Z.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02
New Way \
Knocks
Rheumatism
p.M.F Proves Startling Success.
Guaranteed Absolutely As 10 Results.

Guaranteed Absolutely hs ~ hseu'''
Tho problem % ridding the systsm
completely OF uric ACID q, nos,tis WI. !,
Giatrd nv many chronic guherefs VINO
bove uscd M. by the uqycl remedy cal.
cd p.N.F. perfected ettcf ~ years OF
,,s nn,oue action II ono o. the fen
$780, which most attracts the attcu-
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02
CONTINUED FROM LAST TUESDAY

Smith had come in with the ward
Ell. ihc latter turned ~ his secre
tnry ~ Fay departed and Snarled vi
ciously. his teeth proiruding like gel
low fancS Valentine. chr Get him.
smith. his face gravcly set. obedi-
nifty went out Of the room
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02
CHAPTER V.

Il $ his secretary left the room 20
IN procure Nnlrutine Warden
\ Handler g.owrrcd darkly nj
a n th, door that closed behind
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cRoMWELL's MCDONALD. JR.

oANv,LE, KY. ,as N. Fourth ST..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
un.River Briefs.

Good progress was made last night
on the Identifying OF the premises
about the Loveland hose house. \
large number of members turned out
to aid In Tho work and before dark
the excavatinc and the foundation for
a cement walk had been completed.
Tho owl initiation and social he'd
IN Lash's hall last night was "A pleas
ant affair md was largely attended.
Miss Bessie Wallace. OF Loveland. IS
visitor IN Noundsyllle
clyde Haley. who tainted while ~
work Tueeiav afternoon. IS seriously
$40 N his home in Glonnova
Martin Murphy. o. Littloton. is n
visitor IN Warwood
Tho various candidates for Office on
the Citizen ticket have begun their
campaigns and between now and next
Tuesday. The day Of the holding Of
tho primary. things are expected 10
be interesting.
George prcss has purchased n lot In
Glonnova from Charles Rohrig. and
contempl1tes building on a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

Miss Hazel Woodruff has returned
TO her home on Morton avenue from
West Liberty. whore she spent a few
days a. the guest OF friends she AZ.
tended fhe commencement exercises
az the normal school there.
Miss Edith Shields ~ DosMoincs.
Iowa. Us spending q fcw DAYS in the
city or the guest OF Mr. and Mrs J.
H. Shaw. ~ sixth street.
Stanley Wilson. who has been at
tending school af West Virginia uni.
versity for me past winter. arrived
home yesterday Tor the summer vaca.
tion
George s. Church. ~ silver rffu. is
spending few days Boz the city with
friends
Miss Ncr'c Mcdonald has returned
10 her homo ON Linden avenue from
McConnellsvii'o. Pa. where she
visited relatives and friends for two
wcot r
Martin r.. nonar. student n Wcsf
virginia university. arrived home last
evening for Dis summer vacation.
Mr. and Sire Joe Carney. Of Wuuclo.
Ind. nro SPENDING fow vccts ln Tho
CITY or tho guests ~ Nr and Mrs T.
ID Uane. ~ Grant avenue
George o. C7r0thcrs has returned
700 hia homo on Thompson avenue
from Ravcnsw0od. whore DO visited
friends and relatives
Niles Daley Martin returned lat
evening fob hor home ir FaIrm1r' after
epcnding fow DAYS in tho c'fF with
friends and relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
ORPHANS
DAY WILL BE DECIDED SOME
TIME TODAY.
Members OF the Ohio Valley Auto
Club Discussed the Project Yes
terday Afternoon.

While II was impossible to secure a
quorum at the meeting called yester-
day. the committee OF the Ohio Val
ley Auto Association. which has
charge OF the arrangements for the
annual outing OF the orphans OF this
city. visited the various autoists dur
Ing the day and discussed the project
az length. Other motorists will be
approached to-day on this subject.
when final plans for the big event will
be completed and the date announced.
In all probabilities the affair will be
held the latter part OF this month as
this is the time that the majority OF
the motorists desire to have the af-
fair.
More than two hundred cars are
owned in the city proper while nearly
this number are owned In the rural
districts OF the county. In the
orphans homes OF this city and coun-
" there are about three hundred
little orphans who will be taken for
an outing by the motorists. The cars
viii meet during the early morning at
a designated spot from where they
will be assigned TO the various homes.
After loading aboard the little tots
the cars will form in line and parade
through the city. after which a run
will be made to the rural districts
where a picnic will be held for the
children by the motorists These an
nual affairs have proven very success
full and are always anxiously awaited
by the fatherless and motherless chill
dren OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
ELLIOTT NoRTHcoTT NAMED IN
SUPREME COURT SUIT.
No Blame Attached 20 Former Min
mister to 8Ogoto-Csse Very
Bitterly Fought

one of the most Interesting and
bitterly fought cases that has been
before the supreme court this term
was that o; " &. Mullen ". T.. 4.
Searles and Elliott NOrthcott. which
was argued yesterday morning. The
case contains the elements Of fam
by quarrel IN addition TO charges Of
eubeIzlement on one side and gross
fraud on the other Many bitter
clashes took place between the at
'orneys and from The viewpoint OF
Tho spectator. the case was the most
entertaining OF The term.
10 is claimed by the plaintiff that
be went into partnership with Searlos.
who was his father n.law. in furul-
ure iustallmeut business ia Cabell
county Elliott Northcott. Who at
that time was T.. s. minister 10 Co
iOmbia. had an interest in the firm.
but had no connection whatever with
tho troubles OF Mullen and Searies
Mullen alleges. that after tho
business Dad been conducted some
time. DO Withdrew certain sums Of
money righffuliy belonging 10 him
Soon after. be- was charged privately
hy SCarles with cubozzIemenf and
claims that Scarlof withheld the
books NJ fhe firm eD that be- had no
way fD show that tho money vas
legally his Using tho ibezzIeuant
.Hfr.n aa basis Mullen alleges.
iearIos threatened % have him ar
rested and publicly d.arracod unless
Hc cold h'a interest in mo firm 600 an
absurdiy low price
Tho defense alleges that ssarios
put 10 practically rI fho money Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

July LIST n new school board COM
posed OF John Heffner and George Eb-
erts. OF Loveland. and John Gilbert,
of GrccCsville. will go into Office in
Richland district. and there is much
work before the new members. The
first meeting of the new commission
ers will be held July 3. and al this
meeting teachers for all the schools
I'm the district will be selected and
the contract awarded for making ex-
tcrsiVe improvements 10 the Loveland
and Glenns Run schools. -Four new
rooms are 70 be added 10 the Love
land school and two 10 the Glenns
Run school other improvements are
also 70 he made. and n IS estimated
that $1,000 will he spent. Architect
George Deringer. Of Wheeling. IS now
drawing the plans for the improve
ments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

a Coke company. Submitted on
briefs. Appeal from Marion county.
I. b. Fraum vs.. Marshall ]. Pricht
Continued TO Charles Town term. Ap-
peal from Marion county.
Carrie Z. Boyles-Lyons vs.. Fair
mont Real estate company. Submit
ted on briefs. Appeal from Marion
county.
+. ID. Bathalow VS.. Patrick NJ. Hoge
ct al. Submitted on briefs Appeal
from Marion county.
South Penn Oil company VS.. A. p.
Taught. et al. Submitted on briefs.
Appeal from Monongalia county.
w. S. May VS.. Davis Coal & Coke
company. Continued 10 Charles Town
term. Appeal from Tucker county.
Frederick l.. Freelock vs.. Susan NJ.
ly. Appeal from Mineral county.
Admitted TO Practice.
The following attorneys were ad-
mitted TO practice before the court:
+. $. Conrad. Harrisonville. Va:
Thomas Roy Ollie. Morgantown;
Charles ]. Smith. Wheeling: Senator
ID. $. Walton. Waynesburg. Pa: and
w. A. Hook. Waynesburg. Pa.
Attorneys Present.
\ large number of out OF town at
morning. among them being: William
Neeiey. W. S. Meredith. James \.
Meredith. Harry Shaw and p. NJ.
Hoge. Fairmont: George W. McClin-
took. Charleston: General ]. f. Roll
er and Ed. s. Conrad. Harrisonburg.
Va: Joseph r. Moreland. T. X. Ollie
and +. II. Tempsteman. Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Up-The-River
News OF GIennoVa. Warwood
and loveiand.
Beoin Plant Soon.

As. boost TO the future prosperity
and growth OF Greater Warwood. the
Wheeling Tumbler Company will.
within month. begin erecting n new
plant I'm Glennova on land donated by
the Wheeling Board OF Trade. The
plant will be modern in every detail.
and will be built 10 manufacture a
special kind OF glass tumbler. When
completed and operating in full. be
tween 2O0 and 300 men will he given
employment. The officers OF the
Wheeling Tumbler Company are: G..
q. Smith. president: Joseph Fox. vice
president: O. @. Beans. secretary
treasurer. and Harry ". Turner, man
agcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
hOUNlSvILLE
Repeating Of City Automobile License
Ordinance Causes Uprising OF
Other License Payers.

The action taken by the city coun-
Gil Monday evening in repeating the
ordinance calling for the payment OF
license to the city for ownership OF
an automobile. has caused most un-
looked for uprising among other
license payers Of the city A number
OF tobacco license men have already
started a petition and will have II
ready 10 present at the next meeting
OF city council. calling for the re.
pealing OF the license ordinance gov
erning tobacco. The druggists. pool
room prOprietors. restauranteurs and
others paying licenses are all protest.
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Claim Fraud and Duress
In Cabell County Case

starting the business and that NruI-
zen investment was merely know
IeFe AMI experience They claim that
IN" money ia question was illegally
MliIdraWn by the plaintiff and DENY
'-- charges CT fraud and duress.
go no cIrcurt court. SearIas W.
held guilty Of fraud and dureee ir
~" matter Of tho purchase OF the
Mullen interest and two rocoi,.r.
were appointed by the cour, fo .at.
charge of rho business until tho sot
Element OF the case. stay bo-t
was granted. however. permitting
Scaries fo continue in CHARGE and
plaintiff now claims that hts Interest,"
ln The business will be- ruined II this
state ~ affairs IS allowed TO con.
unue. The defense claims on tho
other hand. that Searles is the only
man who has ever been connected
With tho store. The plaintiff ia rep
resented by Attorneys George J Nc
Comas and W. R Thompson. while
Holt and Duncan and J. L. Douglass
are appearing FOR fhe defense.
other cases before the court wero
as follows
win 81. Smith vs. ". \. White o..
aI. from MinEo county; argued and
submitted
Albert &. Martin vs Hughes Creek
Coal company. from kauawhl county
submitted on briefs. taken up at fan
special term
Dorcas a. Lynch % aI w. Georra
BrOOkovcr o. Hls. submitted on
briefs Appeal from Monongolia
county.
city Bank Of Wheeling ts vs. J.
Bryan o. ala. submitted ON briof.
Appeal from Marion county Ra.
bc0ra B. OUker U.s. WiUiamabur-
CITY Fire Insurance company Sub.
mifirl ON briefs. Appeal from Marion
county.
John v Eonnett w. FrederaI Coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Hauss cleanlna Horrors.

The time for th" great annual
round uu ~ dirt ~ an kinds. microbes
and on that are obnoxious 10 the
clcanly hoIsckeeper is about ~ hand
Or is bard piece ~ work and means
tired heads and hands tagged ont
mentally and bodily
Hewif's Easy Task soap will re-.
duce this work one-haif and mako the
home hrIglfor than ever Dr. IL az
good for woodwork ~ for bod linen.
inco curtains. porcoiains. dishes and
all thar is washable. Five cents a
cake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15

Nothing Is Better Than Serge
For Travelling Wear.

Nothing smarter than a serge
coat and white flannel trousers for
country wear.
So the man who wants 20 cut his
weekend baggage 70 a minimum
should wear blue serge suit and
pack simply white flannel trousers.
After all. how could most Of US
get through a Summer without a
serge suit?
It's only natural that we should
take most unusual pains 20 see
that all our serges will give salts
faction
New lines Of Summer neckwcar
now in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
VIII Picnic.

The annual picnic or outing OF the
Noman's Foreign Missionary society
OF the First VI. f. church will be held
this afternoon on the camp grounds.
commencing az O'Clock. \ splendid
program for the affair is now ready.
Mrs. 4. !. Clarke. OF Wheeling, branch
secretary Of the Cincinnati branch.
viii deliver the principal address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN By
WILLIAM &. FREEMAN.

The basis of all successful
advertising is REGULARITY
and PERSISTENCY.
SPASMODlC advertise
ments - advertisements run
now and then without any
definite plan of CAMPAIGN
very rarely bring results.
1t is a mistake for any mer-
chant or manufacturer to run
one or two, or even a dozen,
advertisements and expect to
get business as a result of
them - he might just as well
throw the money away for all
the good it will do him.
IT IS CONSTANT REPE-
TlTlON THAT COUNTS IN
ADVERTISING - KEEP
ING ONES NAME BEFORE
THE PUBLIC ALL OF THE
TIME.
No matter how small the an
nouncement, if it is run REG
ULARLY, it will make an i'm
preston on the public-peo-
pie will get in the habit of
looking for it, and when they
need the article advertised,
THEY WILL RESPOND to
the advertisement.
There are times, of course,
when a single advertisement is
all that is necessary to attain
the result desired-but that is
only in special cases.
To devlop a REGULAR,
CONSISTENT BUSINESS,
regular, consistent advertising
is necessary.
The merchant or manufac-
turer who runs only one or
two advertisements in any
publication and expects results
from them is not only UN-
FAIR TO HIMSELF, but is
unfair to the publication as
well.
There is no publication big
enough or strong enough 10
pay any advertiser on 4 few
insertions. That is the reason
" T T s T " ADVERTISE
MENTS are practically useless
in determining any puhlica-
tons value as an advertising
medium.
And that is why puhlica-
tons should refuse to print
single advertisements. when
such advertisements are to he
used To- TRY out" the puhlica-
ton.
ITO bc <o,,fs,,,,.o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Plan Outina

Members OF the Mound city base
ball team are now making arrange
ments for an outing. mainly for train
ing purposes. \ committee appointed
for the purpose. has selected n camp
ing site on tho Ohio side. Just above
the Devils Elbow bend The party
viii leave Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Contestants Best caae.

The will case OF Thomas Mont
gomery against Mary A. Montgomery
is still IN progress in the circuit
court. The evidence OF the contest.
ant was all given yesterday at noon,
and the evidence OF the defense was
started az once Ii is thought that
the case will 20 10 the jury by Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Nearing conpletion.

Rapid progress has been made on
the construction Of the new Dentler
Car Furnace plant in Glennova. and
the building Is almost ready for occu-
pancy. II Is an all-steel structure. and
covers about half an acre u ground