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Gin 3aburatorium fur Shlau
sengifte.

Die ShIungeH iino in graiiIien,
Denn iis aud aus ben befpobntsn Orr
ten fdit poIlftdnoig Deribpunben fiHb.
na6 ME DOT cine furhtbare esfabr
fir oie arbeitsr auf ben 3uterrohrs
uno aoffeploHtaeen- Die gefGbrIihs
iien 4rten Iino bic Rlapperihlanse
uno grileuidlanse (Gobra). Rad ben
Stutiitiien ftarbeu bis gum SABRE
1905 aIlein i'm Sion.e ct. poul mebr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

Nsy Norl. 30. 9SunI

Nev Hor., 30. SInt.
ReGl.--3ufuss 20. .243 gbn., gsrfanst
$3.50 Utls. Der Rar.t mar isetia. -
Spring gatent a. .00-5 Is. Dinter straishis
% 90-4.10. EDtnter Datents 81 .20-4.50,
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cues ea.s5--5.l5, 4Oise bis farcp % 30
$50.
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unb astbss 81. Adj as. srobss 81. I5-l.2 20
aiirhrieb $3.50.
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BET Anfuaft c. l. I. Buffalo.
0eras IN ftsiis. Eaisssrffs li5-l2oc
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1909. t6-Ios.
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500.
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% Zen. S.%se, Centrifugal 50 feft s.9Se
Nslahes .Da6sr 30 Ten S.a3e Ra'fnirts,
ID ftstte. Gut 2esi $50, GsufAss 8.7oe
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Groeertst

Srder.-- RrslIe zen. NaGfntrtss Gs,
eoaf s.4Oe. penseree $40. subes 5.s3c.
sscnuiates 5.6oe. aonfeetionsrs II" s.55e.
On ~" 6.3o--S.55c. wetksr eytra So
5.lb-5.25e. sytra ;, e" SOS. loo, srsiRa.
yer aeTber <S5-4 Soe.
NsIafiss In itetia. Res CslsGas
cysn Asttts 04-4<e. Centrifugal lE-13s,
per 0aaone. Seretum 33-3Te per 0aasns
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tis. 2ensaaHa. 6aneg eeGs s--Ske, psims
lT-6xe, oreindrsr . - As. Sapsx *
We per pfanb.
Tairy Drobsfta
1uttsr.- Narff siemli6 lebbait umb fest
5aHep CREAMERY 25ks. gseaasyy Hsfss 2le
30. iseones ise. iansv Datry lS1fs. 10.
Ice ser pfs.
aafs : 1Ess is.sis. os.s Vet i4e.
NoreUsffsrlt4er lac. Ven pess l4Ns.
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Bird l5e per yfsas.
eisr. --AnsebOf rnsbr ais ssniiaeao 10,
bic Radfraas. Yrsma frif1s eataessss,
l6e. hrfs l4lse, fseoass lie pss Dnteab.
Geffagef.-Nartt ,semltd Isbeait nns
ftetss Snnge cnttn unb iunse nabnel
nrisr gfaHo Iperben ni6t beaehrt. sprinl
Sas6ens pon y 0funb nEb bareAer 23<
aNtttN @&hsuHfbN HWIkk A/a Vt2uU xO-4lc
ea1usriilss, odtns T5se. 1sufea1aey l0s
euus Sc, iunss enten pom pfunb wnl
edrAeer i4e. inter Hfunb 10 - l1e, att,
9e, 0dnfe STE pet Vfnnb.
Dtf unb Osmafs.
5uHas Aspfel.-5rabe parSsif ei ~
--2.25 pey comper.
8 tsrsnea. Nartt fsft. gaIifesnia
$S.50-T00, NsfiiKa e30o--S.6 80 Per lsas
2imes T5e per SMa6tef
CraRseh- Rasft rs5ia unA hstsa. =
SaIifernia ss.s6-s.5ov 6isriss es.D =
90 per Atffs.
| Bremb besyen. ~ Gin6etmii4e el.6(
IL per Crate.
Tewbeeren.--ei. .76--2 90 per Crate
Bfirft6e.- Georgia Usus @S.7S =
400, dlbertos es.b0-075 per Ou.
Sta4eIbeersn.- - ei.76-2O 90 ys,
Crate
airi6eH. = 5anes iaure s2oo-a.3l
per Crate.
NaffesmeIonsn.-e06.Oo-3oO oO
per 100 efad.
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--5.c so Der DbI
assst.-Nssft hetie. aesissius ei.7l
--2 90 per slstneS Gvote.
an tsta- Aeue Teya1 e2.O0-AlO
30. oi.7O-1.66 urb Dstfe 19.26 -
Gssss. AIss eetbs q. 1.36-A0o ~ ~.
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Gkteaao. 30. Stunt.

\ Etubutss. Seepss &465 - 6.75
Yeras stisre &4. .50-6 90, pe'tIits stisrs
~ 7O-5.75, stoters uno sssbsrs s3.25--
$40, ea5e unb Sesfers q .25-5.75, Rdlber
e. .75-5.S5. Wartt itars.
9Hptire. - aei&n f6.20-5 .65, se.
Miitts s6.25-5.65. iapsrs 81. 6.l5-5.l2k,
rauss s6.l0 - 6.25, sats bic aussrItisae
'Apsre s6,25-5.62H, 5srtsI s5.s0--6. 40.
Narft Zoe hohsr.
eAafe uub aamm.r-S4afe: Gin,
hstrntiAs & Bot. so. ustIi4s 81. .75-4.4O,
sAhrltrss ~. 4.25-4 80.
aamn.r tsnseiEiIte -. 50-7.55,
neA.Ike t4.50-7.5O Rartt Zoe hober.
9afusS -- Einspisb 100, sApsiHe
Is, 900, SAafe use 2ammer IL 900.
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Gltssas, 80. suns

tbtedAo, 3u. YUM.
NsSf. - Ter Nart, tA fsetia Diuie,
DAtsato 49,. "a. e,raiakts "a. 7o-4. 30.
eprins Vatenis behes $40. Ssraiskts
q. .s6-4.lO. Dassrs s3.H-4.30.
Dstlsn. - Gar 3aIi ST. - soc, an
s@lst 6os, fiir espssnsss eSs. - soks,
sss 04lnt $40; fur Dssembss sia-
08e. am S6lub S2te
@stf Asssn.-Gar Snit 5SI-5as.e
sme e6txt 81 &c; fur esytember co., 81 &c
sM eAtsb 6iHe; fdr 1essmbsr So =
60sSe, an s6lus 6ohe.
4afss. - Dar 3uA <a1<-43Tse, an
G4lnt lyHs; fur September AL. - 45e.
On e4!at Ahe; fur 1ssember 4s1s -47s
an 6AInb 46sSe-
NesasR. - 10. z STE.
osTAs. - Cute Sxttuesrfss 75--s5s,
eate ~ 6sies Ralsqsrits 08--ll0e.
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4e. ! =. o. t1Ske.
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0sn1aes.
AksiasEs1.--sis-2s ,sr gsstner.
Qstpssf. - OLE. .b0--i6.62k per DBL.
CIR 9nit ol6.6 -- 1870, am eHlui
en 20 far ee3tsmber tio-55--l5.7o, an
e4lnb oi6.66.
GA.eIA-es.oo-li.7 .7s yss loogfs. 40,
SuIi D.33k k-s.17k, @ns6lnt 4s.l2 y 10,
eestemtss oo.lS-a.4o. am e4lut 1667 II
( elsst 9s11sniAts2-2ais q. .aa4
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Metau Wtarft.

Rem Yort, 30. CUNT.
9iun war beute Hau su "a. 4.5o--45. so
uno aupfer Hat; Gate gu $12.7b -- 1900,
0leetroIptbic su sl2.62H-1275 uub Ga.
ft'ns ,u sl2 .87K K-l2.50. SIei mar rubig
III A.46- 4.50, SpsIter rubts gu $5.70--
$50, Gtien mar rabts. ao. Gounorp
Rortbsrn ~ $500 49, 1928, Ro. 2 DO. su
$l4.75-l5.00. Po. Southern unb go.
Souibern loft su $1475-15.25.
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CutsSGebd6tnib.

.0err 0ommerjitHr0tb, moresn Bin
ID. finIunbsnanlis Sabre Dtr.rster
J9rer Girmd. :
I'D fDtib. DomnlS botttn Gle az.
nuu fc f9iefe Abfdte an a6ren gia.
.itIa mis beute!.
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Niebmdrfte.

tnnati, 80 JuHi.
t3ufubr unb Beriarbt rpdbrenb ben per
Hofiensn "a Stuuoeu, psrgItten NIT ben
uorberae5eHosn 3Eageu, paren uie fo!9t :
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BON WelDusarfte.
fssitaA o. sssl NJ,


Iss SeiAdf.s waren heuse In ben biefi.
gen banteH iebr fiau unb @elb In millis.
Soa ben Banfen wnroen Tarseben ION
saa ~ 5N--iS ausgeiteben nnb 9eiHnftss
gapstrs su 51s--6E bissonsirt. syn oiienen
Morts paroeH Garlsbsu von saa" su w n
mo auf 3ttf ~ 4---4LS ptasist
1st1sfu sui Esw DsSs.
Datoen 81 10. grdmie Der $1,000 tui'
lnsn, 8Gatsn usrfauft. Iie GcnnteFrafe
betsds. 50e yrdmie per $1,000.
asfiid ant Gasssa.
roEsn nfeitsr. csute finb bic fcIssnhen
Luoiiruneen ~ bsrinteH:
Eouoon, Q Iase ai6t. - .881s per &,
70 1dgs Gint, s4.s4I ssr t. CARTS
1age Gi9t, 5l2L--5 sramcs per 800
" 1aas siAf, 5slx<--520 5ranes per 300,
tHr Tsutf6laHo Xase S!1t, Jsari s51<s
oe. 80 Tass GiAt, g4Ls.
documentary sins aaf eonbon murcen
81 ~ A.62L, auf Wsasgom .u Sas621Lx une
axf Usifaf su $i.sl psrfaaft.
esnsss-csnssstsass
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sasts aHs its,i,. Die Banssn aaoslreH iui.


Ter unsas I'm hseiiaea Glearinaeaus be-
Iisi fi6 beuts anf 1869 600. Die limfAss
Tie llrnFdte hss usrHcfeneu Jlonais belle,
len ITO auf Si0S, ,Ss4. 100, eegen si0i ,00l'
$50 tm Juni 1910.
tsfai. .eefnsitssem.
Ter Nasft In scsslieiuritdtsn t.sat gau,
nao gar carnseoer. bic grsiie aber iino fses
Tia. Rur swei 3erfaafe wuroen an Der
Sorfe nbsefnlohen, unD ,uar bic 'o!gsn.
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Rarif ssHneIifen Bombs unb astisn sisbi
bis offi sisaeH luetiEunssn an:
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@lpfie.

Menn iln iemuno ettras einsebrc6s
Cat, 70 til bas fir aHoers Oft stn -
funoents GrtHel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

make the governors call toa,. -
snlaii piece OF paper ana - a .
- 10 uldn Z know what he was tstt,Oe
.,'o when he issued the proci,r,a'
1loh convoking the solops In a ,,,,,.s
oIulharg session n the Dorocra,.
succeed In blocking the paasage 30 q =
PlIniary Dill. there will be- r,a,v
democrats who will have 10 face tbct-
oNh statements and listen 40 ,bcir
n remarks relative 90 action "a.
,,a au statewide primary n tbov
-,,,. 20 pace themselves In the no.
az, n OF making one statement one
on me opposite side and vote ,g.t,,,,
lneir previously expressed opinto,
Ihef must not expect they are goine
20 get by Il with mere ercuaos 80
we voters VIII accept with glad a.
claim their dual positions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

i''I' gaze shock Who created a son.
Hation NJ the regular session bv de-.
caring DO had been handed large
sum ~ money 10 vote as Governor
1ac' nrkle voted in the caucus roi.
loved BY a statement from three or
me most reputable men in the et,to
,hat ihey had counted tho mohav
handed them by Shock. and thai the
amount was the same az he ted
STAYED. and Then adroifly forgof no.
"hom no handed back the roorov
seems 90 have again had a Iabse og
memory. lio has forgotten that the
regular session Of the IegiaIat,fre
passed a registration law fTe nov
declares With much vigor and IN
printable expressions. that he is
AGAINST anything The governor wants
until DO amends bic call to permit the
,nh' Iment OF registration law
Nter that be- win he Tor primarv
ono that ls fair for don't want
anything fhat isn't fair and honest.
gas hia declaration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
TEN CASES
Opinion Are Handed Down in the
Supreme Court On
Tuesdav


CHARLESTON. W. Va. May i6-
Ten opinions were handed down by
the supreme court OF appeals this
morning. as follows:
BY President Williams: Hunt VS..
ID Bacco. from Tucker county: al
hrmed. Copp. ct ais vs.. State of West
virginia. from Ohio county: affirmed.
by Judge Brannon: Hearn VS.. Nc
Donald, from Mercer county: decree
affirmed. Cline VS.. Norfolk & West
ern Railway Company. from Mcdowell
county; judgment affirmed.
BY Judge Robinson: Mcdonald Col.
heYy Company VS.. Crotty. from Fay
cite county: dismissed. improvidently
awarded. Denny VS.. American Car a
Foundry Company. from Cabell coun-
~; affirmed
BY Judge Miller: Maxwell vs. Max
well. from Ohio county. decree al
firmed. Scott and Cobb VS.. keenan,.
from Randolph county. decree al.
firmed
by Judge Poncnbarger. Hannis
Distlling Company vs.. County Court.
from Berkeley county: affirmed.
Mills vs.. Edgell. from Wetzel county.
affirmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Democratic Forces.

With So OF the ss members I'm the
house. the Democrats are In a posi-.
ton TO secure a sufficient number to
block any legislation OF any kind. IL
would only be necessary TO have a.
TO accomplish any purpose. That
would mean that the % Republicans
In the house would have to have 2l
Democrats to block any move the
Democrats might champion. II is
generally admitted that II is prac-
ucally impossible for the Democrats
who want 70 represent the people and
clear their party OF the stigma cast
upon 1t by the bribery charges. to
muster the necessary number to
break up the plans OF the machine
These people have no organization:
they are acting Individually, as against
an organization that was formed be-
fore The last session OF the legisla-
ture and kept intact ever since to
meet any eme rgency that may arise.
Their fears OF attack have not been
from the Republican side. although
IL will doubtless help them to worry.
but from the Democratic party itself
from the men who will not stand
for politics that do not stand for some
semhlance OF purity and honesty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
BANQUET
OF w. & J. ALUMNI TO BE HELD
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Pleasant Event to Take Place at Fort
Henry Club-Laree Attendance
Expected.

The annual banquet OF the Wash
ington-Jefferson College alumni of
This section will pc held on Friday
night at the Fort Henry Club. The
AFFAIR Will include not only the local
members. but also those of the sur
rounding towns OF both this State and
Ohio. and is expected to be one of the
most largely attended ever held here.
DR. 5. l.. Jepson is president of the
local society and Prof. J. Clyde Nc
Gregor is secretary. meeting will
be held tonight at which the final ar
"a .ements will be made The repre-
sc itatives of the w g. ]. faculty will
be present. one of whom will be DR.
Temple. All who have ever attend1 /
W. & J. are eligible TO attend, wheth-
er graduates or not.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
by CAL. p. YoUro

AnHelllNnnrfr Bureau.
Charlcnton. ~. Va. Nay 10.
That there are some Democratic
members ~ both houses uho uiu not
% muzrlcd. calolnd and inundated
INTO opposing primary. and voting
70 force 90 M Iour1menf a0 that moth.
ing can Do done. is clear end plain %
anyono Who haa spent 20 few houra
about the hotel. 1r other aaacubIfrr
places of the Legislators Tho moth.
obs that have been used ~ hrirr the
chicks under thc wing OF tho nanInu.
lators tO hide the real reason q nor
Ton ~ the Democratic bosses are
hfnfng primary Law. hos become
90 obnoxious 20 fho uom0crnf aho
hag mind ~ bic own and under mol
Obligation % supporf some one oIeo.q
scheme. Thar they openly rebel
You or n0 other man can question
NY Ucmocracy" dramatically o.
Jared DeieRafc WgeDng. Democrat Of
webster county. when Chiffon Wat.
con lobbyist sought fo impress upon
lim that he vas getting on the Demo.
Tafic blrdragon hy voting Tor
Wlmnry election Law "Tho people
art a primarys favor a primary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

Every time bunch of local Demo
cratic hired uor .er6 see former Gov.
crror William 20. q. Dawson. thew
have via.0ns that some grcaf scheme
DO about io Boz contaminated. that he
i9 either planning 10 annihnafe the
Democrats 0r that be- might speak "a
word ~ approval or announcement ON
some matter of general importance.
The Democrats have reason 90 fear
DaWaon. buf their PLAYING Of hls
name ln the llmcirht or this limo Dr.
only one NJ tho many subfcrfupee be
Ing Used tO divert attention from tho
real reason Of attack on the primary
Money Surpier" Watson must be-
projected t0 D. with a primar. or
fhe people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

necessity Of the occasion suggested
and demanded. in order to stave on
any unpleasant incidents that might
follow II a proper check was not kept
on the fellows who might accidentally
act for themselves and thus soil
our plans Judge Campbell very
promptly and firmly informed the
Chiffon bunch that he not only could
think for himself but that he would
use his own influence with his friends
TO keep them out OF the Democratic
house caucus. Campbell kept his
word and the Cabell delegation re-
NAMED out OF the caucus. as ala
many others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
SERIOUS OPERATION
ls Performed on County Commission.
er George NWoods-Restinq
Nicely Last Night.

County Commissioner George
Woods was resting nicely az the cts
hospital last night after having I'M
dergone a serious operation yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Woods has not been
In the best Of health for some time.
and bis condition finally became such
that the operation was deemed necea-
sary His many friends hope for hts
speedy recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

Despite fho efforts OF The ID band
NJ WORKERS vino have been fFaIirr
every senator and DELEGATE since he
arrived in the city and tho berrIre
and pleading only ten Democratic
sonafore ont of The fifteen could Do
Induced io enter the same room 90
nlacua7 thr primary question
Those nFo Who declined know what
sort ~ Hn effort would ho made if
ihef prro ever caught In a. room pIfb
he bunch that have been trying 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

FOLLOWS FALL OF DiMITUs
kRisANDos YESTERDAY.
Syrian aFiIs From Building at River.
side. Aiishtins on the Top
Of His Head.

While engaged in painting a roof
on one OF the buildings at the Ma
tional Tube Company's works in Ben
wood yesterday morning. Dimitus
krfsandos. Syrian. slipped and fell
TO the ground below. a distance OF
about 35 feet. alighting on his head.
The unfortunate foreigners skull was
fractured and death was almost in
Simultaneous II is not known posi-
lively whether the Syrian lost his
balance or slipped while trying to
loosen piece Of the roof or not, as
nobody was working near him at the
time.
Medical aid was summoned immedI-
ately after the accident. but the ser
vices OF a physician were not needed,
as the foreigner breathed his last be-
fore the doctor arrived. The remains
were removed to- Becker's undertake.
Ing establishment, and after being
prepared for burial were taken to
Frank Schrader's place on the South
Side. The foreigner leaves a wife
and family. and was well known
among the foreign element in the mill
town. lnterment will be made in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
BAD FALL
JOHN sTAUB HAS VERY MARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Falls Forty Feet From South Side
Buildina-speedy Recovery
ls Expected.

John stauh. q well known painter
Of East Wheeling. had an almost mi.
raculous escape from death yesterday
afternoon about f.90 O'Clock when he
fell from building a. No 2633 Mar.
Net street " was NJ first thought
that Do was dead but be later re-
Eained consciousness and Vas re-
moved 10 his home
The unfortunate man fell about 90
teel, and his hack was thought %
De broken. An examination. however
showed that this was fortunately not
the case. and he was getting along
nicely laet nieht under the care OF
ur Hlppus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

Mfa WIN ftruehef Nas moved from
" fier street fn MrMeUHen. where rI~
VII make Dor future home
Ifan"IH Ifugan. who bee been nnrer-
refernnr
in. -.arnrrnln fHr proprietor ~ the
r'Helcnu. 10 euieatoriur f0 obtain
IilE'Rl pir tnrr nIm ever made. on.
llfIri fHr Fa1 of Troy. fo SNOW sf ne
fHnHfrr
VT Ur GRAY ulu leave fnr her home
Fielf with refqurrr
~ Hfernn haa accepted position aa
locomotive engineer NJ Che NrfI.r.r
Tube co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

crusade against weeds is proposed
hy many up river citizens and property
owners ana an attempt will be made 10
Keep tho noNious plants from gaining
streets
The foundation for the now Christian
church TO hc built on Memorial day Is
under construction.
meeting Of the eX-Linsly outdoor
basketball and tennis club will be held
IN MarWood tomorrow evening
Mrs. A. 9. Lambert. Of Warvood IS
spending a few days on the MoundsviIle
camp grounds.
Leave Items for the Inteiligencer at
Carney's confectionery I'm Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Up-The-River
News Of GIennovs. Warwood
and loVeiand.


Inc entertainment committee of the
uon Is busy arranging for the euchrT
and social 10 be given in the Loveland
ncse mousse tomorrow evening. The
prize TO be given the lady making high
score at euchre was selected Yesterday
ana the mems prize as well Other
prizes for the ladies will be chosen to-
DAY. beautiful fun grown fern Will
be given the lady having high score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

Machine guided and bosa.dictafed
methods avalied nothing win tho
ahcll county delegation Judge G.. vs..
= afnpp"IL ur Burlington and Mr.
Kane They declined 20 play on the
hilion-Wafson Fairgrounds and be-
lead around a. The wishes and The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
CONFIRM STIMSON
New Secretary Of War Takes Oath Of
Office Before the Senate.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-Henry L.
Stimson. OF New York. was confirmed
by the senate to-day to be secretary OF
war. TO succeed Jacob VI. Dickinson.
The senate also confirmed Francis
W. Bird to be appraiser OF
merchandise in the district o. New
York. succeeding George ". Wana-
maker. resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

Nearly hundred pupils from the
kltchle school In Wheeling held a picnic
on Glenns run yesterday Afternoon
ne children arrived at the outing SPOT
about o'clock IN the afternoon and
spent the remainder OF the day playing
the evening IAN outdoor luncn was mar
taken OF by the picknickers. and they
Ietgrned to Wheeling shortly before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

Two Gas.ers IN Warwood came in
yesterday morning. me ON The Reister
iot on Fairfield avenue. owned by the
virginia OIL and Gas company will put
nearly million cubic feet OF gas a day
INTO me mains, and me other on the
NaTNood Land company owned by Nc
cullagh and Davis Is Of about the same
value 49,