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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-02
To Weddlnu.

Mlss Elizabeth Stalnaker left Sun.
day for huntington to remain until
after the marriage Of her, sister, Miss
Harriet TO DR.. Frederick Bell, which
event Will be solemnlzed on Thurs:
day at the home OF Mrs. H.. J. HON.
rich in that city Mrs. W. L. Stall.
maker ma has been in Huntington for a
week. Z sr'..3 NJ
ss5 In Winchester, Pa.
Miss Annie Russell has gone 10
Winchester, Va, where she will re.
main for the marriage OF her cousin,
miss Mary Hack, which will be sole
mnlzed on Wednesday, October 18th.
Davis.PaImer.
Cards were received in the city Sat.
6urday night announcing the marriage
$ofasMr. Frank c. Davis OF this city and
Miss Emma Frances Palmer, of Mid.
4dietown, Conn, which event was sol.
Semnized on Thursday, September 90
Attic home Of the bride. Mr.. Davis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-02

I'm there tired
his quesng stl more
I glad the people vending way TO- church mi
SUNDAY tale OF lowe intending and r fo ans
you ones On, soul e .hs
window shades are
soothing unbroken resting town. save where some
incoming and love had
find Sunday dull longing for omonws
wheels have ceased all barterng Testing
lips are dumb One blessed day to have and
a ss::::s.1 n -. I:
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26

Washington. d. c.. Dec. 2G.-TEe
proposal of Premier Yuan Shi Kai TO
refer the proposal of the national as
sembly to he ManChus was received
with satisfaction here. as ii is con-
sidered equal to an admission tnat
the premier himself fayors republic
Tang Shao vi, who represents the
premier, now admits that the premier
lavors the republic and is only seek
ing to secure assurances regarding
the further treatment of MHnchus and
the imperial elan and to avoid an
outbreak in Peking when the an
nouncement Is made
Leaders of both parties say the
national assembly's action viii be
purely formal. 1t is sail every de
tail is complete for the organization
Of a asproyisional government, and the
eventual establishment of a stable
government
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26

The disappearance of Nr. Savage
is alarming his friends and relatives
here. who fear that the aged man has
net with some violence or that he is
either frozen to death in some ravine
n may have fallen over the cliff.
o. Years old.
MIR. Savage is 60 years old. He is
a brother of Mrs. r H. Baylis and
his other relatives here are Mrs.
George Smith, A. f. and W. G. Baylis.
who are active in the search for the
missing man.
MIR. Savage was prevailed upon to
attend the Christmas exercises al the
new Orchard Mesa school house. and
did so, leaving there about 10 O'Clock
While walking 10 his home or in that
direction, he was seen by MIR. Long
as previously mentioned and he was
in good health and spirits at that
lime. The theory that he may have
gone in another direction is not en-
tertained Mr.. Savage had tract of
land and a home on Orchard Mesa
Heights and, having sufficient mcansy
had retired from active business life
He did not use liquor and since his
coming TO Colorado two years ago he
he has been in robust health.
Loss Found sunday.
Mr.. Savage's disappearance was MOI
noticed until Sunday when Mrs. Smith
and MIR. Bayiis made a trip TO deliver
to him some Christmas gifts and
greetings of the season. They found
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
GOVERNMENT PUTS FIRST
WITNESS ON STAND IN
PACKERS TRIAL TODAY
Associated Press.

Chicago, Dec. 26-When the case
against the ten Chicago packers for
violation of the antitrust laws was
resumed today the government plac-
ed the first OF its 500 witnesses on
the stand.
Attorney Miller for the packers
revived the famous immunity plea.
successfully used by the packers Sc
veral years ago when prosecuted by
the government. He moved that all
testimony relating to transactions pri-
or to July /, 1905, be excluded as IN
competent. Miller contended the i'm
munity plea applied to all the 10
defendants who testified before the
Garfield investigating committee.
Judge Carpenter reserved his decis-
ion and ordered the government to
proceed with the case. Albert Weed
er attorney for Swift a Co, said he
planned the organization of that firm
and assisted at the organization of
the National Packing company He
said Swift Armour and Morris owned
stock in the National company.
Veeder testified that his son, Hem
ry VeedeE acted as secretary of an
association in 1900, but did not Know
what the association was called. The
members, he said, met once a week,
among them being Swift, Meeker, Ly-
man, Morris. Cudahy, Fowler. Con-
nOIs and others. He said there was
no name on the door of the associa-
rioR
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
WILL PUBLISH HARMON
PAPER IN DENVER To
BOOST HIS CAMPAIGN
Sentinel Special Service.


Denver Dee 2G.-Tbe Rocky
Mounta n, Herald the Oldest uewspa-
per in Denver. which has been pub
lished continuously for - years. has
changed hands, and beginning soon
after the new year will become a
Harmon paper according to state
ments made here. The uaper PASSED
Ont Of the control Of its present own
ers about five weeks ago. The new
proprietor is former State ReUresau-
tative Thomas Howells of Denver
Mr.. EiOwClls was asked as to Whether
the paper is to become the Colorado
organ of Governor Harmon and he
said that it had not been determined.
but more than likely he will support
Harmon
The first issue Of the Herald viii
appear during the first week of ian
uary, and Mr.. Howels promises to
make it a red hot indenendent demo
cratic weei,ly paper. Mr. Howells is
a pioneer newspaper man of the
state, having in the early hoom davs
of Leadville printed the first paner
there. He is forcible writer aua
will make the Herald a paper with
political weight.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
ARRIVES HERE
IN COAST To
COAST. WALK
Edgar Meyer Finds Winter Pedes-
training Rather Chilly.-Started
From Redding. Pa, on May s.
Arrived Here Sunday.

Almost frozen nom the effects of
.he cold weather of the last few days,
Edgar Meyer ot Iteddin9, Pa, ar
rived in Grand junction Sunday att
crnoon III his coast-tu-Coast walking
trip, being headed ior san Francisco.
Meyer is IA sturdy lad OF about iS
years and states that in spite of warm
clothing he has been nearly frozen
On various occasions. He started
from Reddin2 ON May s, but was
stopped for weeks ut time in variou.
towns on the way TO get enough
money for his expenses.
81 am making the trip for my
health and to get some experience. /
am also keeping an accurate record
of the time spcnd walking and am
trying to make IA record
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
POWERS TRY TO
MAKE PEACE IN
TURKO-|TAL|AN
Propose New Alliance Which Would
Strengthen England.-Exchange
Communication Now Going on
Between the Powers.
Associated Press.

Rome. Dec 2G.-An exchange of
communication is going on between
the Italian foreign office and chan
cellors of other European powers
with the object of finding a possible
basis of peace between Italy and Tur-
key. The question of ji1e renewal
of the triple alliance between Germa-
ny, Austria-Hungary and Italy is also
under discussion. II is said that II
is possible that Italy might withdraw
from the alliance. which will mean
The consequent Strengthening of the
triple entente between France. Rus
sia and Great Britain
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
FEMALE OF SPECIES," BY
KIPL!NG STARTS A FIGHT
between man AND Wife
associated Press.

associated Press.
Pasadena. Cal. Dec. 26.-Thc ri
val philosophies of George BERNARD
Shaw and Rudyard Kipling sent Clyde
,. Robinson to Jail here today
ON the charge of assault. Ii is said
tEai Robinson's fondness for quoting
"For the female of sthe species is
more deadly than the male" To his
WIFE aroused MIS-. Robinson. who is
u suffIagist. She retaliated by quot
ing Shaw's criticisms of American
men. IL is said blows followed the
quotations and the arrest followed.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
Reyes SURRENDERS AND WITH MEN WILL Be TRIED
FOR TREAS0N.-MEyICAR GOVERNMENT Is RELIEVED

himself and Madero reIeased him
from accepting the cabinet place.
Reyes il is said will be tried for Sc
dition By the court. as will such of
his followers who surrendered Thoge
failing 10 surrender will be hunted
down.
The Reyes surrender came after
he discovered the anti-Madero move
ment was doomed to failure. He is
out on $4,000 bonds in the Texas
courts for violation of the neutrality
laws The trial is scheduled for the
April porm of court at Laredo.
Mexico City Dec 2G.-The order
transferring General Reyes to the
national capital has been sent TO
Gen. Geronimo Trevano. at Montery
today Trevano probably will fur
nish an escort OF rurals to escort
the revolutionary leader to Mexico
City
Monterey, Mexico, Dec. 26.-Gen-
eral Reyes has asked General Trey
ano that he be tried in some other
Tlace han Monterey This is the
only favor the fallen leader has ask
ed and it is thought it will be granted
Washinatcn. d. c., Dec. 2G.-Con-
sui General Sanna at Monterey con-
firmed today the surrender of Gen.
Bernado Reyes, near Linares, yester-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
MASSACRE Of
PERS|ANS IS
NOW SERIOUS
500 Slaughtered Yesterday and Sun
day.-Russians Sweep the Tabriz
Streets With Big Guns. s.-Fear
International Mix-up.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
London. Eng, Dec. 26.-Thc proc
Inmation of martial law at Teheran,
following the dismissal of W. Morgan
ShUstcr ana tiasmeEtary reports OF
bloody massacres by Russian soldiers
at Resht are causing serious apPre-
hensions here. Little additional infor-
nation of the massacre has been
received here.
The main trouble occurred Sunday
when 500 are said tu have been kill
cd, including women and children.
Reports OF the russian counsel it Tc-
Iician states that order is now restor-
ed. although he is preparing for fur
tiIer outbreHizs. Continued conflicts
are Ieportcd from Tabriz. one report
stating the Russian artillery swept
the streets.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
la TOILETTE
CAMPAIGN To
Open TONIGHT
Pinchot, Clapp and Roaring Wiscon:
sonian Will All Invade Taft's
State This Evening for Pres
idency for the Insurgents.
5, Associated Press.

: Associated Press. 6,
: Columbus. o.. Dec ga :
!, whirlwind campaign of progress :
:, sive orators in Ohio will start &
!. tonight when Senator Clapp of s
: Minnesota will make an address &,
!. for LaFollette at Salem. Clifford Z
!, Pinchot Will make two addresses q
: in favor of LaFollette, who will s
= invade Taft's home state him :
:, self tomorrow. :
: !, :. :, s 6, :, 8, : : :, & 3 :. 6, 3 6, 6
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
REPUBLIC IS
INSISTED ON l.
MEET AGAIN
Would Leave Shanghai to Arbitrate
Differences. - Chinese See More
War and Trouble Looming up
in the Distance.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Peking, Dee. 26.-Prcmicr Yuan
Shi kai has submitted to prominent
Manchus Il proposal of emnnatiun
from Shanghai for IA meeting of the
special national assembly to decide on
the future form of government uf
China The proposal is equivalent TO
asking Manchus to decide their own
fate, as il is admitted that such an
assembly would decide in favor of n
republic.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
FOUL PLAY H|NTED IN 7. D.
SAVAGE'S DISAPPEARANCE
MAY Be FROZEN TO DEATH
No Trace Since Friday NghMysty Grows When Mans Habits
Are Learned-Fitty Dollar Reward Offered Had
Money-May Have Been Thrown in River.
OUT FIRST NIGHT IN MONTHS HE MAY HAVE LOST WAY

and
cleared
r. a wllo
relatives
Of eight both yesterday
has been found until The sentinel went 70
That Mr. vase
ed for the that ii believed he carried
that he suddenly became i'll
advanced He seer by the family of WH Long
his little cabin walking q his home
the
aans of the and he
health
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
TAFT To VETO
PENSION BILL
Would Cost Government rs Millions
More to Pay Old Soldiers Increase.
Fisher Advises Against It.
Much Interest Shown.

: Washington. d. C.. Dec 26.- !
!, Secretary of the Interior Fisher =
: has informed President Taft !
: that the Sherwood dollar-a-day :
T pension bill, as passed by the :.
+ house. would increase the pen i
I. sion expenditures OF the gov :;
!. erument s75.O0O.000 annually. {
= Although he has not said so. !
? friends of the President believe !
!. he will veto the bill if 1t comes :
2 10 him. :.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
PL0WS UP $4,000 IN GOLD
STOLEN BY The BRIGANDS
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Muskogee, Okla, Dec. 26.-Nego-
table securities worth $4,000 were
found in Il fie'' near here on the
farm of Mrs. n, 3. Moore, an Indian $
widow A farmland eplowed up a
rusty tin can containing the papers
The securities were returned to
bank at Taft. Ok. from which they
were stolen by robbers who blew the
institutions vault last summer.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
WILL INVITE GOVERNORS HARMON and WILSON AND
SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK TO SPEAK HERE At CLOSE
OF COkGRESS-MAY ACCEPT FOR BIG MEETINGS

An invitation visit and to add a
he extended of
jersey Governor Harmon
Denver following of
The gentlemen have
Lake
believed that they decide in
The Auditorium u meeting hal mar
to
candidates which
the victory 1912
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
STEEL TRUtIl.
GIVEN MOTH
MORE OF GRACE
U. S. District Attorney Gives Them
Until February l to File Answers
to Governments Charges of
Trade Restriction.
: Associated Press.

= Associated Press. q
= Trenton. Dec. 26-United :
+ States District Attorney Vree- I,
i land announced in the United :
= States circuit court today that 3
: an extension of time has been g,
: granted for filing answers in the Z,
: suit for the dissolution of the :
Z United States Steel Trust The =
: time will be extended from the i
! first Monday in January to Feb =
= ruary /. The same extension :
:. was made in the eases Of each r
{ of the p or 80 individual de- 3
: PENDANTS. -
3 6, 8, {. g 3 @@s 8 6 g Ma 9
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26

st. Louis, Mo, Dec. 26.-RutIOlph
i.cyos, son of Gen. Bernardo Reyes,
received II telegram from San An
tonic this morning ON his brother,
aieNandero Heyes, which is Const ru-
ed as n denial OF the report of his
iathers surrender at Linaies. The
sage reads: please deny in the
St Louis papers notice of our faith
eTs surrender"
Mexico City, Dec. 26.-The sur
render of Gen. Bernardo Reyes at
Lerneys, in the state of Nuevo Leon.
has lifted a load from the minds of
ihe Madero administration. For some
time small outbreaks have arisen
all over the country and most of them
were in the name OF Reyes and the
surrender is regarded as removing
the most powerful opponents against
the present government
reyes had a s;rong following. be-
ing former governor of Nuevo Leon.
and former commander in chief of
the Mexican army before the Madero
revolution. Runners Of revolt against
Diaz were laid by Reyes. and Biaz
sent the commander 10 Europe. re-
called him during the Madero revolt
but was forced to resign before Reeves
reached Mexico
Reyes then aligned himself with
Madero agreeing TO accept the port
folio OF war in Maderos cabinet. but
later decided to run for president
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
RUSSIA
TROUBLE bREWS
Russia Would Bar japanese Frcm En-
tering Provinces .--Japs Have All
Been Expelled. = Survey of
Frontier Now Completed.
Associated Press.

- AsSoClaled Press. )
i Mukdcu, Mauchuria. Dec. 26. =
: 1t is reported that Japan has =
:! carried out complete survey :
: Of the Russian frontier since i
y last June. Russian officials are =
= insisting that he Amur and the :
: Trans Baikal provinces be closed ;.
: TO Japanese officia-s. The Jaua- =.
: nese official has been admoaish- !,
: 81 and expelled ],
6 g g 6, g. g 6, {, 6, Z, > s. = . g. 3 8
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
LABOR LEADERS ON STAND
IN DYNAMITE PROBE
SENSATIONS EXPECTED
Associated Press.

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec 2G.-The
federal Investigations of the alleged
dynamite conspiracy which was inter
rupted by the holidays was resumed
here today. Il is expected that
number Of prominent labor leaders
VIII testify today, and it is thought
that four to six Indictments viii be
returned by the end OF the week.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
MUTlNY REPORTED At ST.
PETERSBURG NAVAL YARD
SEVERAL HURT IN RIOTS
Associated A Press.

London. Dec. 2G.-A news agency
dispatch received here today reports
that a mrtinT has broken out in the
naval ordnauce ward at st Peters
burg. Several mutineers were wound
ed by troops sent to suppress the
disturbance.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE and
OSTEOPATHY ADMITTED IN
CANAL ZONE BY PRES. TAFT
Associated Press.

Washington. Dec. 26.-President
TAFT, who makes laws for the Canal
zone, today amended the laws regu-
lating the practice of medicine so as
to explicitly sanction the use of the
Christian Science practice and other
non-nedicinal healing.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
MANY SWEPT IN
SEA BY STORM
Spanish Steamer, Unknown. With All
Hands Gees Down.-An English
Steamer Loses Captain and is
of Crew in Bay Of Biscay.
: Associated Press.

= AssOclated Press.
: Glasgow, Dec. 26-The Brit
9 ish steamer, Guilemot foundered
= in the Bay Biscay on December
= - with the loss of the captain
8 and . OF the crew, according TO
Z the steamer Lincairn which
6, picked up several of the surviv-
., ors. An unknown Spanish
E steamer sank with all hands at
+ the same time.
=
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
CAR PLUNGES FROM BRIDGE;
NONE OF 30 PEOPLE HURT
Associated Press.

Pottstown Pa. Dec. 26.-None of
the thirty persons who were on the
trolley car which plunged from the
bridge spanning the Schuylkill river
below Pottstown last night are seri-
ously injured. The car fell about
fifteen feet
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
Abe Goodman Married.

Abe Goodman and Mabel Hite, two
well known young people here. were
married Saturday night by Justice
Joseph p. Sweeney. The groom is a
well known fireman on the Rio
Grande. The couple are on a honey
moon.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
GOTCH READY TO DEFEND
TITLE AGAINST ENGLAND
TOMORROW IN KANSAS CITY
Associated Press

Kansas City. Mo. Dec. 26.-Frank
Gotch has arrived here to complete
training for his bout with Alec Mum
ro, the champion of Great Britain
which is scheduled for tomorrow
night
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
To Durango.

j. c. Lee. travelling man who
makes his headquarters here. left this
morning for Durango in the interests
of his company
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
GENERAL CHAS. HODGES DIES
Associated Press.

NssUCIdItU fTtSS.
Washington. d. c.. Dec 26.-Maj
Gen. Charles l.. Hodges. United States
army, retired, died here today after
an illness of several months. He
served through the civil war and un-
I'll March 3, 1911. when he retired.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
Foul Play ThcoIy.
shetiff S,.iirndnr Rn.r

Sheriff Charles Schrader forgot
that Yesterday was Christmas and
spent almost the entire day looklng
for the missing mai. He went out
early this morning and has been
working hard. Many ranchers on
Orchard Mesa and several deputy
8heriffs are looking over the hills
today.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
co IN BODY TO ABERDEEN
TO FIGHT For FREE SPEECH
AssocIatad Press

St Lcris, Mo, Dec. 2G.-Two
hundred and fifty Ind ,rial Workers
Of the World have left here for Ab-
efdeeu, Wash. % AID in the fight
there for free speech
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26

the cabin unoccupied aud no trace
Of any elie having been there. The
bed was neatly made
M.y Have aiken "Trip.
That hr Savage came TO Grand
jCnction after the entertainment ana
left yesterday on "trip was a theory
advanced today, but which is not gly-
en- mucA Creienro by his relatives.
Mr.. Albert Bayiis stated today that he
is almost CerliH chat his uncle
would not take such a trip. IF he
detided suddenly it would be uppu-
site to anything he ever did, ana |
am sure he world have notified some
of us, especially before Christmas.
he said.
foul Play Theory.
According to several Of MIR Say-
age's friends, HC YVES reported TO have
considerable money in his home. and
that he .Eay have been attacked for
this money murdered and thrown
either in same r9yiuc or in the river
Is a ths2u which is given consider
4
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26

Chicago, Dec. 26.-TaCk Johnson
declined to say whether he would
"itct tiSnn or not, is Tom O'Rourke
nf New York bad offered him $50
~" with opponent To be picked later,
and he Is contemplating an AuStrai-
IAN ttip which he said would net him
even more.
Later Johnson asserted positircIy
lie would not fight Flynn for less than
a 100000 purse. He said he world
meet Flynn any place in the world,
nut the purse must bc $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-26
CURLEY OFFERS
JOHNSON $4,000
FOR A BOUT
jack. Johnson-Iim Flynn Scrap Pro-
posed. MAY Force Big Chooo-
late s5Iappel to mix.-To
Stage Bout in Nevada.
Associated Press

Salt Lake City T.. Dec 26.-Jack
G&rley of Chicago, manager for Jim
Fiynn, The Pueblo heavyweight. Of
fered Jack johnson today $4,000.
win, lose or draw, for his share of a
a finish battle for the heavyweight
championship Of the world. lie says
he Will stage the bout in Nevada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-13
Up. Rlver Briefs.

Mrs Anna Tonks is seriously III az
her home on Main street. suffering
from dropsy and conditions brought
about by pneumonia. Small hopes are
entertained for her recovery.
Hugh Allen has returned from Nor.
gantown. where he visited friends for
several days.
Miss Hazel Blood will spend the day
with Misses Hilda Allen and Lila Ga.
TOR on the Moundsvilie camp grounds
Today The Warwood Christian sun.
day school will hold It's second annual
outing in the Gleun's Kun grove.
Narwood owls will picnic at Wheel
iuE today.
Tho Misses Dorech. % South War.
wood. entertained Tuesday evening
with hay ride
short Creek Earlcncrs were tho
first IN the field utth home grown
green corn. and ~ 's now being hauled
10 Wheeling by tho wagon load.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-13


On Wheeling creek. FOO the I'D r,rf-.
toril f"Id in Rico 1911 four.f.f,
6rocr" county. va. the Sher.F., III
company govo its so. O.. 600 olf r-
.dnccr on 'ho Hannah sheridan f'-,,
a shot and 'he result was most rra,..
Tying D. ha- dropped down f1 n l.-
r'If dav and fhe ensuing IS hoY-s
after b. waa given dos. Of flo tfrt
explosive fluid picel coo barrels Fl,
lt- credit
Shooting is good deal ~ d f.,.
turo in renriv 900 di 4tr.cfe pr9Ir..
ore arc leaving nothing urIons o.,
kr"p th" old wells alive Tn n groa.
many di-'rIc'a producers ravo r..
other rocourso. HrI flDv uro aIooffr..
and c'"'uinr ou' ffn Df v..l. rf.
Shor Pom oil q Gas cnrrrr, .. dos. 3D..
2l'" fcof a' 20 to.f ou iho s.. 9 Tt.I.
dlev FORM.
on ihc sImc stream. Dunn roe. e.
90 are drilling 70 second 'cef ON Tho
Henry F.gg'o f1rw IN Fish cre,r
Tho v y " OU comrrrr 81 dov-r
1000 foct 1f foo So rn fho R,t.
Har1n farm THO Thu-drfrhf1 com
ranv ie drilling 100 1000 frrn OH tho
~ " Woforf farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-13
Southern Obio

VI tNe OHIO side. near Newport In
Ntwport township. Washington com,
" ne River Gas company has CON.
pieied No. wei on the James iI.
ram iarin and has a I0barreI pump.
or IN the Goose Run sand. In H..
same district. the Crescent proJ,,of,...
company Las completed 40. on ,.c
:. ;. Flumer farm and has a 10 barrel
p,nimper IN tho Goose Run ana ,fitc6.
ell sands
IN th" Reas Dun district. IN rrJa.
psnIeioe township. Tho Reno on
company has completed second f.-t
on III" 7 $. Bliss farm and las ~
custer in tho Biz Tnwn fard
IN ne Chester IiI district. Penn
township. Morgan corutv vbI,.
newton & Moore have drilled % ~
on me Jesse Bailey farm through 30
hrst Cow Run sand and found h. trr.
rem. II Is now drilling 90 tho lover
sands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-13

company IS starting considerable nov,
Work. In Duval district Is has n
oo1en strings OF tools running All
OF ne work is located inside ~ Do
l'S'ou l'ihits and for that reason is not
OF general interest 10 the trade.
Oh Aunties run. Grant district. Wet.
Hel county, the Philadelphia co-,.
pany has drilled rs test on tho H..
noD.hson farm Il feet into the Rig
mum and has developed quito =
s.ionK gas pressure. but no oil nr,il.
ing has been suspended 10 move bact
me boiler On Buffalo run. Z, tbs
same district. tho Kanawha on com.
pany Is drilling No. 124 on the Toh,
Mills tract. '''e 'o'''i