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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-11
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For Guest. Ms
Honorlng her guest, Miss Hazel
Love, OF MoundSille. Mrs. Georeu
Deck entertained at dinner on satur.
day evening at her home on Chic1go
street. Covers We're laid tof Misses
Lucllo and Mary Hart Lucille Shane,
Mary yyallnan, Blanche Hall and the
honor guest. i * n
Dance Tonight.
Tonight at the Masonic Assembly
Hall the members OF Inc younger
dancing set viii give The frst Of 4
series of dances. The guests WIN in.
clade number Of Eairmont young
people who will lehye within the next
few weeks for schools In other Giles.
The patronesse. are, Mrs. q; d. wat, 4
son, Mrs. L. G. Race, Mira. .. u. Robin.
son. omen's orchestra viii furnish
music.
Returned from Extended Trip.
DR.. and Mrs. N. D. Christie have re-
turned from an extended trip to points
In Canada and THE northern part
Of the States. They spent d few days
In New York with their son, Carney
Christie.
For Mrs. Kelley.
Mrs. ]. +. Strader very pleasanfly
entertained number OF her friends
Thursday afternoon, September Il at
her home In honor Of her guest. Mrs.
F. P. Kelley. Of Fairmont ut a Beverly
Tea party. Those present from out OF \
town were Miss Vera Welsgerber oil
Baltimore; Mrs Il, P. Kelley Of Fair
mont, and Miss Mamie Mooiman, Oh
Misunderstanding Inter- Mountain.
Cox Rogers Wedding.
Raden, Nsb., Sept. \ II The mar.
riageoft Miss Anne Eleanore Rogers
to DR.. sBoaz Baxter Cox was solemhiz- 3
cd at the home Of; the brides parents
Dr.. and Mrs. D. r. Rogers, OF Raglan
Nebraska, at 8 4 O o'clock Wednesday
evening, September 9Th, 1911. Her
bridal party we're her cousins. Miss
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-11
Married In UnIontiyocIw,,r,, Pa

.i4iN4 mlrTlcd lntOniontoWhiSfsa. Y
Mr.. Harry Cornell, formerly on this
city now,of Huntington and Miss Elyp,s
Ign Mann, Of this city we're united IN
marriage today at noon lat Union.
town. Pa. Rev. Spence OF the First
Presbyterian church performed The
ceremony ut the church.
Mr.. Connell who has been employ;
cd hero for a few weeks In Cranes
drug store left this morning for IN.
lontown3 accompanied by Miss Mann.
Only their intimate friends knew
however that the marriage would take
place, Telegram received here at
noon announced the event,
Miss, Mann Is o daughter OF: Mi.
Edgar Mann, Of Bernie. Mo- former
lySof this city. since the removal 81
Continued from page two1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-11
For Mrs. .Kellox.

Mrs. J.. F. strader very pleasantly
entertained a number OF her friends
Thursday afternoon, September 4. at
her home in honor Of her guest. Mrs.
T. P. Kelley. Of Falrmont ut a Beverly
Tea party. Those present from out OF
town were Miss Vera Welsgerber. Of
Baltimore; Mrs. j, p. Kelley Of Fair.
mont. and Miss Mamie Moolman. Of
Misunderstanding Inter Mountain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-11

Returned from Extended Trip.
DR.. and Mrs. N. d. Christie have re-
turned from an extended trip to points
In Canada and lnsthe northern part
Of the States; They spent d few days
In New York with their son, Carney
Christie. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-11

We are pleased inform that expert corsere spe
ca representative of Lady Corset Company Of
New York vii give Demonstrations in our Corset Department
all this week
This scientific Corset here to talk and to fit
corsets
You are cordially invited to take advantage of this
ity to be properly and perfectly fitted LyRA or an AME
CAN LADY CORSET
All Fittings Free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
D. OF A. ELECTS
Auxiliary Organization to Mechanics
Honor Wheeling People at
Convention.

Special Dispatch TO the Intellirenccr.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Sept. 2l.-
The Daughters OF America. the auxil.
larry organization of the Junior Me.
chanics. which has been meeting here
In conjunction with the Mechanics
came 20 close this afternoon. orr.
GERS for the ensuing year were elect.
ed as follows:
State councillor. Miss Mamie. House.
of Wheeling: associate state council
or. Mrs. Fannie Clouse. OF Wheeling
vice state councillor. Mrs. Sharkey. OF
Martinsburg; associate vice state
councillor. Mrs. Cauf. OF Mason City:
state council secretary. Mrs. Blanche
Hines. Of Martinsburg: state council
treasurer. Mrs. Laura Sparge. OF
Wheeling: state council warden. Mrs
Fannie Chaplain. of Davis: state coun.
ell conductor. Miss Lulu Chapman. OF
Cerede. junior past state council con.
ductor. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. O.
Nartinsburg: associate junior past
state council conductor state coun
ell inside sentinel. Miss Elizabeth VII
son, OF Daubbins. state council out.
side sentinel. Mrs Cora Harris. OF
Elkins. national representative. Miss
Elizabeth Martin. Of MartinsburG
trustees. Miss ora Cantrell. OF Hunt
ington: Miss Maud Simms. OF Hunt
ington. ard Miss Dollle Hin, of Hunt.
ington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
Defeat Surprises washino,o,.

WASHINGTON. Sep, 2i.-The
question which is tonight arita,inr
leader of political par,ic. and faction
Throughout the United State, Is how
their fortune in The approaching nation
al campaign vii he affected by to-day's
dciea. Of ihc laurio- government and
Canadian reciprocity. ], d, evident that
the replio, Will De a. varied IN char
as'cr IS we're Tire pleas Of the factions
which fought over the question during
the special session Of congress
Or,isl Washington closely followed
the returns from Canada tonight. but
remained silent rs t1c tgurcs poured in
showing the Laurer priv had been
defeated and reciprocity rejected Act
iug Secretary Huntington Wilson q the
state department declined 20 make any
statement. and there was NO other high
o'rciH hcrc iu position 90 discuss
the situation. lsc urofucIa view was
that as Canada had rejected the agree
wtn' there Va, nothing for the ad-
minr- ,ra'ion 90 10 irt make the best
OF tie matter"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22

DECLARE WAR
Factions in Tennessee Split Over
Nominations o. Candidates
In State.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept 2l.-Polit-
icai war was formally declared in Ten.
nessce today when state committee
mon of the Independent Democratic
faction appointed a sub committee 70
make plans for a general primary.
This action follows closely on the
heels OF the regular Democrats re-
fusal 20 declare pence with the insurg-
cnts for the presidential campaign
Apparently the regular Democrats will
80 forward with plans OF their own for
the national convention as u there
wtre no independent faction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22

'y the voters Of Halifax in a previous
election. and hi, reverse to-day was less
-tar,lirg than tha. which Mr.. Fielding
% .arci
.Nn election result which was entirely
unexpected ty either party vas the
overthrow Of SIR Fr.lcrIcc Borden.
minister 90 militia anil defence. IN
Nirs county. which ~.r Frederick had
r.rr, cr'.i pariaur' for twenty
s.er-. ST. Frederick &C. q cousin OF the
Conservative leader
it IS probable thar Mr. Fielding. SIR
Frederick Eordcu ard x. J. Borden will
.. n"erc safe seats on other consiiiu-
rr.iC- which would be- vacated hy mem
ll-s.cicrt 'o make room for them
Tie Cnrecr, had many demon
-'raror, here and thr ughou' 'he pro
Vince when fi,t learned of The lc7vy
...ral la..-. although there were gen
rr.i expression. ~ regret among 'hc
i.~', follower, that their leader had
f.f,n .aarn in E7lf7V
Borden Intended 20 Retire.
'r T.r'.u.- friends Admitted TODAY
..f Dad ffe C,rscrys'itr again lost ~
f. -frt-r'c or giro control g ffc gov
.rruor' ic would have rcfrrl from th-
ilcrsiio
Mr. II,'Irrg'. reverse ir ~rcihurr~-
Cr,.~s wa. due to several causes The
district. winch include two counties ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22

the southern extremity oi the pro-
vince. Is largely pcoplcd by dc.ccnd-
ants 81 LoyalistS. who removed from
New England a; the time - the Amcri-
Can revolution Many 81 these were
apparently influenced by the flag -Wav-
ing campaign Of the Conservative or
ganiza'ior. which made a dead SET ON
the reciprocity commissioner The Con-
scr,a'iyes were aided by many 81 the
fishermen who are employed On Glou-
cc.'Cr and Boston vessels. the owners
81 which oppose reciprocity. The fish
crmcu are residents Of Nova Scotia
and have thc privilege Of the franchise
800 their home village. The finance
ministers CONSTITUENCY . fishing and
maritime District.
Eleven Liberal and seven Cunscrya-
tycs were elected On Nova Scotia This,
Q. d sam OF uuc touecr,atiye member
over the last election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
P. E. CONVOCATION
Big Meeting is Opened az SistersviIie
with Many Ministers Attending.

Special Dispatch 20 the 1ntcluroncer
SISTERSNILLE. W Va. sept. q -
The r. +. ConVocation opened here
today with a large attendance. The
annual sermon was delivered by the
Rev. l.. v :. Strykor. Of Wheeling.
and was heard by the ministers with
clos" attention business meetings
occupied the afternoon. and tonight
supper vas served 40 Padcn CITY
ParN Tonight addrrsscs were also
made by Row vs.. =. Chr.sman. OF
Noundsv.l'c. and Rev. 4. H. Beyin. Of
FairuOnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
AVIATOR DROPS
Todd SnriVer Is Badly Injured m A.
cident ~ New York Fair
In Flight.

BATAVIA. * y. Sept a. Todd q.
~hrisor. q il1mwonIsport aviator. fcl
% f1p'ain Ialduiu.s Red DcvId o.
plan" 80 tho Goncsee county fair mi
afternoon. IliF l'ft jog Wa- fractured
and h" was severely hrgI cd S1risog
had just started Tor DIS fr.' flight.
and bad reached 70 lc.rlt ~ ah,u. 90.
feet. whom 70 gust ~ wind caught h.e
hip'1no turning 10 ur on or. slide. sr..
causing - 'n fli Ono chat po. .Uln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
MISSION SOCIETY.
Home Organization Open Session at
SistersVile.
SISTER SvIILE. Sep

SISTERSVILLE. Sept. 21-The
ANoman's Home Missionary Society
held their convention today in the
Methodist church and delegates from
towns all through this part OF the
state were in attendance. Three ses-
sions were held. in the morning. AZ
ternoon and evening. for which spec
ial and interesting programs had been
prepared. Mrs. Susie Akin Winold
OF Cincinnati. the principal speaker
delivered an address ~ the evening
session, on our Next Book.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
INDIANA VETERANS
UNVEIU MONUMENT

LEBANON. Ind. Sept. y General
John T. Wilder. OF Knoxville. Tenn .
@e1d 200 survivors Of the famous Wild
80 brigade. comprising the Seven
t'cnth and Twcnty-secoud Indiana and
IN" Ninety-eighth and one hundred
and Twenty-third Illinois regiments.
and the Eighteenth Indiana battery N
the civil War today unveiled mon
Umenf 20 their former commander.
Colonel Abram q. Miller who sue
reeded General Wilder i'm command
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
3 ASPHYXIATED
Men In Vat at Chemical Works
/, Lose Lives; Reseuers Have
Close Call.

CLEVELAND. Sept. ei.-Three men
were aphyNiated ut vat At the
Grasselli Chemical works tonight. and
two others who attempted to rescue
them. are in u hospital. suffering
from the fumes. which caused the
accident. They probably viii recover.
The dead are. Joseph Waparimiski.
20; John Maguek So and Paul JOsefek.
81
The men were mixing chloride OF
ammonia and We're overcome by its
fumes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
Conservatives Carry West.

WINNIPEG. Mar sept. -I--Af
cighf o'clock o. night the complete re-
sums Indicate the government has
ga-ncd a fcw seats in tfc west. h't .
i- NOT thought these viii he sufficient to
offset ir--c. iu fir CASE. Crnscrva'iycs
again carried Ninr'pcg. Haggart douh-
Ing hi. majority Il 1905.
The total of % seats arc. Liberals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22

20 or q; Conservative. 6 or :. a ne,
gam II the government Of i've or SIX
-cats n Western Canada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22

worn throughout
Young girl that 10
The skirt il a novel
one with panel cf-
feet az the sides
and in this in
stance thcsc pam
els have been cut
on the bias. The
lizzie jacket Is
iaunty and SNARE
IN the extreme
The big sailor coli
lar is in the height
% style and II an
be worn with ~
without the one -
embroidered ha
tiste. Jackets q
this sort have ben
constantly gaining
in favor during the
past season and
arc promised cx-
tend a vogue
throughout the
coming one. Such
\ suit - admirably
adapted 20 snail
" omen as well -
90 young girls.
The rpp,iel will he
found appfooriafe
f1r every season
able material. and
70 can BE- treated N
a number ~ diff
isrcnt Wavs NJ
vet and satin -
trimming VIil lie
extensively worn,
iit f9r the casiy
SEA nm satin T. .
30 rrricrr g 81 y
collar and cuffs ne
fhosn eln DC rI1.l-
90 match fh -rff
ard trimmed vffh
i-aiforfheycart %
made e White
cloth 1vsrrrln
ftr y material r.
uhifr cloth utilize (
FIR trimmings e
the trd rsk4 me
off.r i1frsfiar .
N fashion
fr thr - var
t.rr fr f-f 2
require rr e
m material
rr or
tHf 90
.e a
D.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
His Tact

''or.I YOU Learn % love mo. Miss
li,tf.--or~'
.r afraid never could. Mr.. BREAK d"
'Dr. come one IS never too oh 20
learn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
DA'LY Fashion ALks
BY May MAHTON
A SMART AUTUMN SUIT.
BY May MARToN

HECKED and striped materials are to be much
the autumn Here IS an attractive costume for
made Of a checked material with trimming Of satin.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-30
SAYS FRENCH LICK
LIKE MONTE CARLO
Indiana Lawyer Describes Visit
10 Brown Hotel.

indianapolis, March 30.--R' c. Min.
ton, attorney for the Anti-Saloon
league, returned from \ visit to
French Lick, whore he investigated
gambling. II is believed that he
went at the instance Of Governor
Marshall, who is contemplating a
breakup of the gambling by sud
den raid on the Brown hotel.
at is regular Monte Carlo" said
Mr. Minton. 81, with some acquaint-
anccs, walked right into the gam.
bling room without any trouble and
saw gambling going on for some
time. Piles Of money we're lying
about and were being shifted around
with great rapidity. saw one man
win $50 in five minutes. Tho gam
blcrs seemed to be a fashionable lot
of people. Many dress suits we're in
evidence. was told that the gam
bling place Is frequented mainly by
wealthy people from Chicago, Cincin-
natl and Louisville"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-30

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-30
TAFT SENDS CONGRATULATIONS
Ambassador Reid Reads Letter a,
King James Celebration.

King James Celebration.
London, March 30.--The tercente.
nary celebration Of the publication OF
the King James version of the Biblo
took place in the Albert hall. Rep.
resentativcs OF many religious de-
nominations attended the meeting.
In the course OF speech the Arch.
bishop of Canterbury said:
THE sisterhood between Great
Britain and tho United States, which
has made armed strife between them
unthinkable, is due to the deepest OF
all possible causes, and that is the
fact that both nations were nurtured
by the English Bible"
Ambassador Reid read letter
from President Taft in which the ex-
ecutive extended congratulations to
'those in the mother country who
are commemorating so signal an his
toric event as the publication of the
King James version of the English
Bible" He declared this book had
bound together as nothing else could
the Two great Anglo-Saxon nations,
in blood, In speech and In a COM
mon religious life. s;
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-30
PimpIes Off
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-30
DECLARES 100000
USED FOR l0RIMER
Chicago Editor Appears Before
Legislative Pro5ers.

Springfield ILL.,, March 3o,-One
hundred thousand dollars this is the
sum OF money which the interests
paid into the fund to secure the
election of William Lorimer to the
United States senate, according TO
II. II. Kohlsaat, editor Of the Chicago
Record-Herald, who testified before
the state senate Lorimer invcstiga-
tion committee. Tho assertion OF
kohlsaat, which he reiterated three
times TO the invest ssltors, was made
when he was asked regarding an ed.
itorial that appeared in bis paper
shortly after the confession of
Charles A. White that he was paid
TO vote for Lorimer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-30
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

The United States circuit court Of
Oklahoma has made permanent the
injunction restraining the operation
of the Oklahoma 2.cent railroad pas.
senger rate.
signor Giovanni Giolitti has accept
ed the task of forming a new Italian
cabinet.
At Portland. Ore, Justice Pesbody
Of the state supreme court fell dead
while looking over file OF legal
papers.
Columbus. O., will try the expert.
ment Of employing its workhouse
prisoners on a farm during the sum-
mer months.
At Athens. o., Frank Loshonssy
was convicted OF manslsusatcr for
the murder of Charles Alfoldy last
summer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-30
TAFT SEEKS TO
+. SILENCE CRITICS
Continues to Take Congress-
men Into Confidence.
TELLS ABOUT MANEUYERS

Members Who Call at White House
Declare That President Was Justi
fed In Rushing Troops to Mexican
Frontler-Hope to Avoid Dplo
matte Complications That Would
Fellow LsFolletts's Proposed Con
pressIonsI Investigation.
Washington, March President
Taft continued to disclose to mem
bers of congress the alarming situa
fion which confronted this govern
ment when he ordered the troops to
The Mexican border. The president
called in Representative Foster
chairman Of the house committee on
military affairs, and 1t is apparent
that he intends TO take all the mem
bbrs of the foreign affairs committed
In both branches of congress into his
confidence. Members who were al
The White House followed the exam.
pls OF those who called previously in
declaring, after they had read the
sfficial reports, that President Taft
was entirely justified in ordering the
troops to Texas.
To Sldetrsek Inquiry.
n n apparent now that the presi.
Dent has started out with the inten.
tion of heading off the attack which
Senator LaFollette and one or two
other insurgents have been threaten.
sng N the coming session owing 10
the Mexican maneuvers. The presi-
dspt, II is believed. Is actuated chief.
" by q desire to forestal a rcsolu.
fion OF inquiry. which might embar.
rasB him in the present delicate sit
uation. Members of congress who
have talked with the president
tealize that It would be incxpedlen,
20 compel the administration TO
give out public statement In
regard TO the Mexican situation until
affairs have quieted. II is the presi.
Gents intention to inform congress
In an informal way with the facts to
The case, and thus block any attemp,
chat may be made to call upon him
Cor an Official explanation.
The president talked with Senator
Csues Of Washington, a member OF
tks senate foreign relations commit.
tse. and with Senator Warren, chair.
snan OF the senate committee on mill.
tary Affairs, in addition to Rcpresen-
tative Foster. Senator Warren does
bot believe that the mobilization in
rsxas will necessitate deficiency
appropriation.