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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
Aanquets Team.

The Hign school foot ball team wa
banqueted last evening by Charles Car
renter. at his home on North Fourth
street. 4 fine menu was served and the
remainder OF the evening was spent So
ciaIly- This evening the Girls Athletic
Association Of the High school vii ban
quet the first and second teams OF the
high school OF account OF the good
showing made during the season lust
PASSED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

The whitaker Glessnsr plant. which is
better known as the sheet mill. will close
down after tomorrow for about two
months. during which time extensive
repairs VIII be made. The furnaces Will
be given an overhauling and the posi-
toms OF the two big nsine changed. A
mining engine. propelled by electricity.
- being Installed In The mine OF the
company. north OF the plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
PArker Yunsni.

The funeral services over the remains
OF the late oliver Parker will he held
THIS afternoon from the home on Third
street Rev Nesbitt. OF the Presbyter-
Ian chsch will officiste and interment
VIII be made in private burial grounds in
the Nalnut Grove cemei.rY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

'narleS Strickiin. OF A~etnavilIe. filed
SUIT In common pleas court Wednesday
against laBelle BOX Company and the
Irnnrylvania Railroad Company for
10000 damages for the loss Of a leg
~ an accident which occurred October
sth- tn" man was employed hy TaBelIe
FOX company AMI while loading a tram
vas knocked 20 the tracks Of tie Penn
sylvania railroad In front Of a switch
engine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Local relatives received word from
Ftfshurg yesterday that Mrs. NJ q
wellington died there early yesterday
morning Her husband died less than a
year q Two sisters. Mr.. Harry VIII
Hams and Mrs W @ McKain. ~ this
city. left FOR Pittsburgh last evening to
attend the funeral services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Paul Carpenter 10 homo from Marietta
college 60 spend the holidays with his
parents ~
several rootefs vii accompany the In
dependent basket ball team to Cadiz this
eVcnine. where a fast game is promised.
me last rshsarsol FOR The VILLAGE
Post office will 10 hold this .v.,trg 4,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
Call and Get q Free Chance
on Hoosier Cabinet to be
Given Away Christmas.
MELLOT CO.
engagement Announces.

Announcement has been nade OF
me engagement OF Miss Campsa Sned.
eker. daughter OF Mrs. Emma Sned.
eker OF Gravel tHil TO Mr. James Sui
Ivan OF Pittsburgh. The msrriag.
will be solemnized early in January.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
To Pittsburgh Meetina.

Charles Albasin and John Zelenka.
OF the district miners. went 10 Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning 10 attend
a. meeting OF the miners officials 81
Pennsylvania and Ohio. From there
they will 20 TO Columbus some time
today. where another meeting will
be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

81. Anthony's Catholic church on
Christmas morning and two cars Will
leave the Lansing switch al 4:3O a.
m High mass will be held a. .
O'Clock and will be followed immedi-
ately by low mass. The last mass
VIII be held at 3 o'clock a. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
Will Give Euchre.

The Moose band will give a euchre
In Moose hall on Union street this
evening. Other amusement features
have been arranged and all are cor
daily invited to attend. Prizes will
be awarded the winners OF the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
VIII Take Action.

The local Maccabees will hold n
special meeting this evening TO take
action on the death of Louis Frick.
OF Martins Ferry. he having been a
member OF the lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
GeImInI.MiIliam.nn

Married. December 81. 1911. at 6 80
p. m. at the home of the bride. cor
ner OF Thirty-second and Trumbull
streets. by Squire !. w. MorrelI. Mr..
Tony Gelmini and Miss Mary Evaline
Williamson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
ImproXinn-

Local friends OF Chester Campbell.
the former Y. q q. conductor. will be
glad to learn that he is improving
steadily and is able 10 be out. Nari-
GUS reports received here from time
10 time gave his condition as critical.
and one report reached here that he
had died. II will be n long time. how
ever. until he IL able to resume his
duties on the train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

The hre chief and fire captains Will
meet 81 the central nose house sunday
morning 40 90 O'Clock % arrange for a
nnnquct when viii he given n ali ths
nremsn ~ the city IN the near future
The affair promises to be qutte lar,e
- there are more than a hundred fire
men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
GRAFTON MAN VICTIM
OF HUNTING ACCIDENT

Special Disrstch 70 the Intelligence
GRAFTON. W Va. Dec. III
Eernard Hoffman. a y. q q. conduct
or. while hunting hear ~Berryburg.
was the victim % n peculiar accident.
bic shotgun exploding. mutilating one
hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

will be rendered by tho pupils
and in most cases elaborate preparations
nave been made. The schools will be
closed after to-morrow's session until
the Wednesday after New YeAIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
Red Cross stamps.

The local In charge OF the
ked Cross stamps are meeting with
great success In their sales and 10000
nave been sold here. A consignment OF
1000 more Will arrive to-day and these
Will be sold before Christmas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
HEARING To-NIont-

Mrs. Fannie Phillips. who conducts
a confectionery on Noble street. will
be given a hearing before Squire n.
b. Kinney this evening. on a charge
OF selling tobacco to a minor under
the x limit prescribed by Law. The
charge was brought by Truant officer
INSTEAD. who alleges Mrs. Phillips
sold tobacco 20 Raymond Grouse. a
school boy. under the tobacco age
limit fixed by law.
For real home foot comfort there is
nothing mother would appreciate
more than a pair OF our felt fur.
trimmed House Slippers. They are
a great blessing for cold or tender
feet. Price from 30c to $3.50.
LOCKE SHOE CO. Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

but after q discussion n was decided
10 postpone action until the annual
Meeting. which win Be held IN Barnes
VIE Monday. January q. Harry Herr
berg and Jacob Boneysteele Of this
city attended the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Nanted-Lady clerks for dry goods
store. A j. Saad. Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

IIVUoVU.
Decree 20 appraise and sell real e.-
late in estate OF Mitchell Palmer.
Final account in estate OF Ernie
G~rinyaloski.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Wanted-Lady clerks for dry goods
store. a J. Saad. Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Special Services
Special services viii be held az The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
P%resbytery Meetloo

\ special meeting Of the 81. Clairs.
VIE presbytery was held in The F.rsf
Presbyterian church yesterday after.
noon for the purpose Of c-onsid,r,up
the dismissal Of Rev. J. 4 Domaine
from the pastoratc Of the K.rkvosJ
church in bridgeport and pre.eut him
"a call from The GAINESVILLE church
which Dc has accepted Another mai.
ter considered was the call OF Rev
Rudolph LippincOtt 10 the
OF the church in Cadiz and arrange.
msnts made FOR his installation. which
viii take place this evening The
p~resbytery also arranged for the In.
staHaiion of Rnv. Donahey. which will
take place In January
slippers always the IDEAL Christmas
Gift for any and every man. Could
YOU give q man anything surer 20 b.
used and appreciated We have n
handsome and particularly attractive
line ~ mems slippers this season.
ranging Boz prize from BIC 70 $50.
LOCKE SHOE 60. Bellaire. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

zine ProRrama.
81 fhe public schools this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
ASK COUNCIL TO
CHANGE PHRASE
In the ordinance concerning

In the ordinance concerning the
operation Of the municipal electric
superintendent, the SUBCOMMITTEE on
electricity last night recommended
changing the phrase, properly quail
ned person" to electrical engineer"
which. ii adopted. may exclude r.
Douglas Richardson. son OF Mayor
Richardson, and former chairman of
the Committee on Electricity, from the
position, for which he has heretofore
been the only applicant Mr.. Trafford.
who has acted as consulting engineer
for the municipal plant since it was
started. told the committee of qualified
engineers In the city, and strongly
intimated that he would be a candida tie
for the job.
Though Mr.. Richardson is not
elassed as an electrical engineer he
has served a long. apprenticeship, and
is generally considered perfectly com
petent to take charge of the plant He
began his work in this line at the
a number of years been engaged in a
similar line of work in this city.
He was chairman of the Committee
on ,,Isd Electricity ct up to few months ago.
tention of applying for the supern-
tendency OF the plant. Up to last
night he had no opposition. Though
he is not graduate OF any technical
college. 1t is believed tina; in case the
recommendation of the subcommittee
rs adopted by the Council. his prac:
teal knowledge of electricitj will
qualify him for the place.
The announcement OF Mr.. Trafford
may bring out other candidates for
the position If IL is shown that the
Council VIII act favorably on the
change of ordinance
- The committee considered the claim
of Mr.. Trafford for s639.1S on account
of extra work in connection with the
storm q Company contract. 1t was
also recommended that he be paid 3
per cent. on all other constructive
work and 2 per cent. for plans and
specifications for electric lighting in
lights on Jefferson Avenue and Broad
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
THINKS CHAIRMAN
SHOULD RESIGN
Norfolk Paper Declares Mr.. Allis-
ter's Statement Disqualihes
Him.
MANY WITNESSES EXAMINED
Straightout Candidate for Sheriff
Admits He Voted for Re-
publicans.
MANY WITNESSES EXAMINED

Norfolk. Va. August zs.-Ths admission
on S.- the witness. stand OF q. z. Simpson.
cent primary. that he HAD voted for Re-
publican candidates. and tho publication Of
an editorial In an afternoon paper, declar-
Ing that Chairman ". II. McAllister should
resign. were the principal sensations to-day
IN tho subcommittee OF the Denocra tic
state Committees investigation of charges
county.
Tho local paper declared tho, tho s.nsa-
u iona, expression o. Chairman W. NJ Nc
AHis;or tina; no had made UP his mind as
to the existence OF fusionism in Norfolk
S1y' without hearing the defense. in
oleates q prejudice and predeterniuatlon
;ha, d,squality him from proper eonsidera-
Hon OF the investigation" and called upon
or: aeA!!istsr 70 retire from the subcom-
would not resign.
More than a dozen Witnesses te1..ned for
Journed at Il o'clock tonight at least thirty
0ther "itnesses ware on hand who had not
been examined.
Chairman Maurice G. Long, O. tn,
straiSh,out campaign oommittea. said To-
night :hat another night sess,on would be
asked for In order that his sid. might con.
Mr., Simpson ,a.d he had told shenn A..
:, tromwe'i that he would vote for Avah
s T. MARTA for President Of tho United
Stases. end could not remainder that ns
had ever voted Asa!ns, him.
AnoEs so-day's witnesses vere a number
sAe Judges OF tho primary OF juno "a var, ps
Republicans and that hepno,iesns wers
permitted 70 vote IN tho election Testt-
Saony wn1 aiso offered that both Fusion and
by Republicans. and tina: they d,d NOT per
LoneIy pay thena as required BY law One
81 vac TcSistTers made the confession rela-
s.iys TO hirnseif OF the witness stand. Ths
So-h or rhe testimony was 90 establish thai
there IL tuEon Ia tho county
no end OF tho Investigation Ia not yet
+. NJ Joyce. OF tho etrn.Fh.out
.eaoeta. testified tonight that at Fusion
~ aHGGs N the Monticello Hotel IN 1901 Alva h
. -. Marun was present aad made a speech
,GG.otihs the Enforcement Of the Democratic
platform adopted az 81. Louis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
THREE WEEKS UNTIL
THE PONY RACE ENDS
Interest Increasing on Every Side, and Votes
Are Pouring In by the Thousand-Gold n
Watch Special Priz4 This Week

a busy one that it has been almost I'M
possible to handle all the subscrip-.
tons and votes without some delay.
The week of the special bonus offer
was a banner week. and big advances
were made by nearly every contestant
In the list IS
This Will, from all indications, be
another busy week. A handsome gold
watch is being given as special prize
TO the contestant who turns in the
most money on subscriptions this week.
regardless OF the result of the contest
at the close. As
a remarkable showing has been made.
by Miss Vernelle Singrey. a contestant
In District No. l, who has voted enough
ballots this week to jump from
away down the list to a place among
the leaders. Miss Singrey has great
many friends who are working hard
for her, and she Is so far meeting with
excellent success
The list Of standigns will be pub,
lished again tomorrow morning and
Will include all votes deposited in the
ballot box at this Office up tc 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
ATLANTA PRIEST
IS MADE BISHOP

Atlanta Ga. August 2o-with much
ceremony and impressive solemnityss
Father John f. Gum. pastor of Sacred
Heart Church. OF this city. o-day was
consccrated as Bishop OF Natchez Of
the Roman Catholic Church. s
Archbishop Blenk. OF New orleans%
and six bishops. assisted by thirteeae
other ecclesiastics. performed the con-
secration. and thirty priests. repreSs
senting the par!shioners OF the South,i
responded in the intonations of thes
mass. This was the first instance In.
which "a bishop OF the Catholic Church.;
has been consecrated in the Diocessi
of Georgia.
Bishop Gum succeeds the late Right
Rev Thomas Heslin. his appointment
having been made by Pope. Plus on
June 20 last. He was ordained In
Rome on August -, 1884, and for
several years he taught in the Marlst
House OF Studies in Washington He
came 10 Atlanta as pastor OF the
Church OF Sacred Heart in 1899, and
president OF Marist College, which had
founded E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
E:A:!ls1l[:a|is;zAIslIE[ sN ~ IIlSlaIY
.GORMAN is NAMED
FOR GOVERNOR

Baltimore Nd. August 2a-Re,urus from
to-day's Democratic primary election in
Maryland indicate that State Senator Ar
thur Pue Gorsnen. son OF the ia:e United
States Senator German Will be the noni-
nae o: tho Democratic party for Governor
ct the November election.
senator German. who received the sup
port Of United States Senator John Walter
smith and the Baltimore city organization
carried ali four OF the d!sir!c,s In Balti-
moro city BY large ma JoTities and returns
from the state indicate tina; he has car
Tled sufficient number o: the counties TO
insure majority OF the votes in the State
convention September 7.
MI Germans opponen, IN the primary
was state Senator Blair Lee. who had the
support Of congressmen Talbo, and Lewis
1oYeInor Austin l.. Crothers and the So
called Progressive element OF the Demo
To-day's primary also determined m.
G .rdI,n. for attorney general. comp
t.o!!er. members OF the Maryland senate
ana ana House OF Delegates and the State cen
Phillips Lee Goidsborough, collector of
-; -, 'e, ma FeFsnue az Baltimore. is unoppos.
GO aoF 'Ae Republican nomination FOR Gov
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
Around the Hotels

Mount: Mr, and MRS G N 6 Ioek. s KoSEy
ton; Or. S. T. A. Kent Halifax; r.
tor TEe ar,Ii,, Far r. John B. Over
Branch; E: D. Cole. Frederick burg
J. H. Lindsay. Charlottesville: j s
LaRound. charlottesville. c. S. Kin
neaI; I AIsnah D. W. Berger
stone; D. ". Perkins. Blackstone; +
II. Crank, Fredericks Hall: c r. Smitb
virginia: j. II. Foster Brookneai: j.
bryan, stanton: John F. Payne
Newcomb. Charlottesville; T. F.
Bryant. Petersburg. C. Reed. Nor
folk: G. c. Boothe, Dendron: j. r.
AS ,.y Dendron; G. $. Arvin. U. s. ",
house; Mr.; and Mrs. L F. crismond
G. Bowling, vi GINA. ' "'i''N =
Park-James NJ. Brent. Kilmarnock
H. E. Smith. Jr.. Horn Quarter; E.
l. Tedrick. Nerdon
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duke and maid
West Norfolk; Henry Williams. West
Norfolk; F. P. Stallings. Virginia; IA
Reeves sm siack S9sfelk ! T H. Rop
Gilbert@W. X. Hu,chins. Newport
News; John D. Cosby, Abingdon NJ
G Jones. PeniaEl; p. b Gravely, Jr.,
-. "a ioS " u ttE NlEel NJ r.
and Mrs. F. y. Schultz Virginia.
Stumpf's--H. A. Fortune Lynchburg;
Allen A Warfield. Alexandra: C. 3,
Shackleford. Gloucester. W. c. Publ
Ing. Lynchburg.
Davis-A. II. Newman, williamsburg;
Mrs. ]. A Faber. Miss Annie Faber.
Clifton Forge: Mrs. William Sullivan
and daughter. Alexandria: Mrs. NJ. ].
folk.
LeNington-T. r. Freeman. McKen-
ney: E. Suthers. Samos: B. O. Josselyn.
CroZet; E. L. Wayland. Crozet; J r.
Thomasson, Cord onsville: Joseph II
Drummond. West Point: T. C. Link.
Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30

time The story will stand until some
evidence is introduced to question or
contro"ert II. That the defense will
open Its case to-day with an attack
on Paul Beattie is understood by all
Wherever a weak point can be found
In his story II will be made much OF
by able attorneys. and the attack vii,
go on to an impeachment of the
veracity of the witness-an attack on
his general character-in fact as far
as the court Will allow. the attorneys
for the defense will undertake to un-
dermine the impression his story I'M
doubtedly made IN the minds OF the
Jury His various employers Will be
introduced and efforts will be made to
show that he WAS discharged aid why.
But the state Is not idle. For every
witness the defense puts on TO swear
that he would nos believe Paul Beattie
on oath. the State Will have two who
will testify as TO his reputation for
truthfulness and his kindness to his
family.
wnnt to Hear His Story.
From now on the tension at the
courthouse will not relax until the
sheriff calls tho name OF Henry Clay
Beattie. Jr The defendant is to go
on the witness stand and recount what
he told at the coroners inquest Every
one wants to see whether his nerve
Will hold for repetition of the grill
Ing TOSS-eNaltllnHtlOn WnlCn lie
went for hours on the lawn at Coroner
Loving's- examination interrupted
at the dinner recess by his own arrest
and the dramatic collapse o. his
cousin, but in which his own iron
nerve never failed
The prosecution admits the loss OF
two points yesterday. John Sandifer.
close friend of Henry Beattie. did
OF the telephone conversation to Paul
Beattie on the night OF the Loving
conference. and the court refused TO
allow Al question Ito, to Wines ,, f; W.
the statement in the hands of the
Commonwealth. which the court would
not admit as evidence. Farley and
Henry Beattie were on car together
the Sunday night before the murder
The question OF matrimony Same up.
and Henry advised the drug clerk not
TO get married, saying; AN ! can say
two women. and You love one half as
much as the other, advise YOU not
to get married"
Crowds Watch Motor Cnr..
4 curious feature OF the trial is tho
intense interest people arc taking in
seeing Henry Beattie: Derived OF
3oppor'unity to visit the little court
stood about the City Jan yesterday
morning and "A stnl larger crowd
gathered ut Eighth and Main Streets.
where the cars containing the pris..
oner. several officers and a number OF
witnesses lined up for their start In
front of the oflfce OF Mt scherer.
When the line Of cars raced back to
town before n rain storm late yester-
day afternoon. the police were fight
ing to keep Eighth and Ninth Streets
clear Several carloads Of newspaper
men were Wildly cheered. the crowd
being evidently Of opinion that they
contained celebrities. one man was
taken for Paul Beattie and another
for the prisoner. As n matter or fact.
Henry STAYED a. Chesterfield and the
car containing Pau went by another
way to the Henrico Jail. avoiding the
crowd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
IN F|NCASTLE JAIL
FOR SAFEKEEP|NG

F'aeas'le- Va. Angus, 2e-sa,urdsy oven
~. rs the hor,h aide OF TIE James River, or
sSe outskirts OF the corporate !n,t. ~,
arm mora commonly known as Pat
.ohspnrS. IN fun View OF the south sid.
.. the LOWE. young white man BY IN.
a. as'as OF Hodges. nineteen years old, attack
- tae seventeen -year-o!d daughter q. Bur
Johnson In sigh; of her home ana
N me public road. The young woman,
-. a.Cacted the attention o. torN
cue 70 he- res
AZ, i"e man i'nnne diately was taken In cha-p.
40 hurE.ed to the county jail at F1tnce.ti.
we've miles from the sclne. possibly svo,d.
ne violence al the hands of the e.tizsn,
VINO were greatly !n.uriated
ne pFom!Heace OF the taniilie, ha.
' ...; the interest IN the ara!r. ana
hIgs s.m. OF the town are wrought UP 10
violence. oe some feAr OF
Ae prisoner ia now twelve miles ,ro,
go scene o. the crime and no dn,h,
ea1,nts W.! De aeted out at once. "a me
has c5,t s.aes IL In session. The prisoner
H.esseo. and declares that n ;yas A.
70 'he influence or whiskey was que
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30
FAILS TO AGREE IN
SUTHERLAND CASE
Especial to Tho rimes-Dispatoh.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatoh.l
Bristol. Va. August 2s.-The jury
was hnabie to agree in tho case OF
w. c. d. Sutherland. the young cashier
of the First National Bank OF Clint
wood. who waB arraigneo On tho Fed
eral court at Big Stone Gap on q
charge of having embezzlcd funds of
the bank esgreBating about $4,000.
sutherland put up a hard fight, deny
ing that ne had embezzled the funds Of
the institution, and saying that he
left with only sl45 in pocket, and that
he afterwards worked as "a day laborer.
He testified THAT he had gotten the
bank in bad way only by having fol-
loved the instructions of the directors.
who had authorized him TO treat over
draws as cash. He told that he left
the bank and the community when he
faced draft OF $4,000. with no funds
out Of which TO pay II. The trial of
the case he's been in progress at Big
Stone Cop for G week. The case Will
again be heard at the January term
of the Federal court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-30

the outnt OF eight blooded Mexican
mules. and the leaders respond to his
slightest touch. Their intelligence is
almost human" remarked an old
reinsman Never tell me again that
a mulo is a stub born beast" ne added.
The delivery wagon Itself is bit
Of wagonmaker's art, End the harness
which adorns the mules would serve
to complete the equipment of an en-
peror's chariot. The value OF the plate
on the harness alone is an item bor-
dering on $4,000.