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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
5Oc Silk Sox 25c

Mems pure silk Sox in black only. Have double sole, heel and toe, and deep lisle top. All sizes, 91a to II.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
10c For ash Goods Worth to 35c

For three days-if they last that l0ng-We offer choice Of $500 yards of the seasons smartest white and colored wash fabrics at less than an average half price.
 Come in mill lengths, to 10
 yards each-most of the pieces
 easily matched.
 Choice of fine white Persian lawns, white dimities in assorted stripes and checks, check and stripe white nainsooks, pink and light blue silk finish batiste, white dotted swisses, white lingeries and batistes Worth 15c to 35c yard, at 10c.
 (Round Bargain Counter, Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
Sc Dress Lawns 5c

30-inch Dress Lawns, in a good quality for summer tub dresses. Come in very neat small figures and bor- dered effects.
 Soaps and Wash ing, Powder for
 Less
 8 bars Octagon 34c s bars Ham
 mer .24c 7 bars Lenox. .24c 6 cakes Ivory. .25c 8 cakes Fairy. BOG z bars Swift
 Pride .24c 8 pkgs. Gold
 Dust Powder 30c 3 cakes Bon
 Ami .25c 12%c Household
 Ammonia .10c , 69c Corsets 49c
 Patterned after a new $1.50 model of ba- tiste or coutil-boned with steel-with wide lace cap at top-run with wash ribbon. 0 h i l d r e Il s 25c
 Belts 19c
 New patent leather Belts, with the pat ented Can't Lose Buck le. Come in all sizes, in black, white, red, blue and pink.
 39c Note Paper 25c Marlborough Linen a fabirc finished sta tionery, in white and dainty colors, with edges tastily hand tinted. 50 sheets of pa per and 50 envelopes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
5 1. .50 Petticoats
 98c

Hydegrade Halcyon M eSsaline Petticoats, in all staple colors. Have deep tucked and pleated flounce.
 25c Oil Cloth 15c
 45-inch Oil Cloth. in a very desirable line of patterns and colors. Good heavy quality for general use.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
Milan Silk Stockings 25c

Made of silk and worsted. Filmy as gossamer sheer as gauge. When worn they look like silk; but they wear much better. Black, white and some colors, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
S1.00 Bed Room
 Curtains 69c

Ruffled Swiss ana Bobinette Curtains, 21a yards long, in white and ecru.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
Mems 25c Lisle
 SoX 15c
Carpet Sam ples S9c
7c Apron Ginghan

Fast color Apron Gingham, in all staple checks and plaids.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
c h i l d r e Il s 25c
 Belts 19c

New patent leather Belts, with the pat ented Can't Lose Buck le. Come in all sizes, in black, white, red, blue and pink.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
39c and Soc Jewelry
 Novelties 19c

busy days selling
 Choice of Cloisenne belt and sash pins and brooches, jeweled hat pins, belt pins, 12 kt. gold plated shirt waist pin sets and bar and veil pins.
 (Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
c Domestic,
 Yards 49c

36-inch unbleached Domestic, in a good medium weight for all general uses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
E23zZe2z{11zy FOOT
35c Silk Ribbons

35c Silk Ribbons
 19c
 6-inch all silk Taf. feta Ribbon. in just the right weight and stiff ness for good hair bows. All colors and black and white. Mems S1.00 and $1.25 Shirts 69c
 Shirts from one Of the best makers of shirts in the country, plain negligees. in stripes and small fig ures, plain whites and pleats, in white and colors.
 Mems 25c Lisle
 Sox 15c
 Slight seconds of . good lisle sock, in black and colors. All sizes 91a to II. 60c Carpet Sam-
 pies S9c
 Carpet corners or g a m D les, one yard square, of all-wool In. grain Carpets. Make goods porch or hall mats.
 7c Apron Gingham
 Dc
 Fast color Apron Gingham, in all staple checks and plaids. 7c Domestic, 10
 Yards 49c
 36-inch unbleached Domestic, in a good medium weight for all general uses. $1.00 Bed Room
 Curtains 69c
 Ruffled Swiss ana Bobinette Curtains, 21a yards long, in white and ecru.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
19c Poplar Cloth
 121bc

p inches wide, 2-3 wool, in cream white. For making skirts and children's clothes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09

6-inch all silk Taf. feta Ribbon. in just the right weight and stiff ness for good hair bows. All colors and black and white.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
STEEL INQUIRY
eV CONGRESS MAY BE HALTED
BECAUSE OF SUIT AGAINST
TRUST.
Resolution Provided Inquiry on Lines
Not Being Prosecuted in Court
Trust Claims Suit Covers All.

WAsHINGTON. Nov. 2o.-when the
special committee OF inquiry OF the
house into the United states Steel
corporation met today o resume hear
ings IL WAS confronted with objections
to the continuance OF It's work. made
on behalf Of fhe steel corporation by
IFS counsel. Richard v. Lindaburv and
ID. A. Reid. on the ground that the
I uited States government has
brought suit against the corporation
for violation OF the sherman antitrust
Law
Counsel for The steel trust based
their principal argument on a particu.
lar phrase in tho original resolution
passed by congress This phrase Of
The resolution directs the committee
to inquire into violations a. the law
which have not been prosecuted by
The executive officers of the govern
menf"
After several hours deIiberation
Chairman Stanley announced that %
had been unanimously decided to dc.
fcr action on the disputed point until
the full committee r'assembles. and
iu The meantime 20 proceed. beginning
tomorrow. with the hearing Of wit.
u"f~'- already summoned fc appear
That the committee viii be divided
on tho determination of the question
a. issue is REGARDED as probable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
DEATH PENALTY
WILL BE DEMANDED sY STATE
FoR GERTRUDE PATTERSON.
Little Trouble Getting Jury-Venire
men Not Opposed 10 Hanging
Woman Murderer.

DENVER. Colo. nov 2O-Eap. d
progress In the selection OF jury
marked the hrst day of the trial or
Gertrude Gibson Patterson. charged
with tho murder OF her husband.
Charles \ Patterson. and a. the close
OF court tonight twelve men passed
for cause Were in The jury box The
prospect OF securing jury by ad
Iour1meuf tomorrow was declared By
both sides fo b. sood
Despite the fact that the state will
probably ask the death penalty for a
woman. little opposition 20 capital
punishment was developed among the
veniremcn examined today Ques
lions asked By the state Indicated the
prosecutions intention 90 try 90 show
thar the h.lIIng of patter .on vas pre-
meditated and that verdict of mur.
der in the FIRST degree. with the death
penalty. Will be asked Especial
stress was laid on The venIr-men' b.
willingness 20 send woman f9 the
ral'ows f the ey .denoe warranted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

pearre before t-e city council to.nisht
.o plead frr fle .puo.ntEcu' % police
F9uea 'r iad.anaDoHf
HADi#OE. Ws Ar1umenfs IN.
tnitrf .ar ronsf..IfrraIIf of tie In
come TAX aa %. esd 5y the last legis.
.aflre ~ere ul1. .o-4. .I fhe o.
rre rIlr o.. does l0f Insure UNI.
f9rmly .a faralou. go is claimed
SEW YORK .A.I rrsdos of refined
4Iear aes reduced zen cents a hun
1rrl pounds to-day
PORT uE FHASCE-Tuo severs
cal. hquass shocks we're felt here to-
fay The movement vas vave-Uks
So damage ls reported
CARACAS vsnezusia The sovsr,-
mrut Officially announces that com.
p.e'e peace rsigns throughout vsns-
kueIa
NV YORk-Alfred y sheuusr.
son. author and writer on cotton sub-
iects. dropped dead in bis once AZ
ne Cotton Exchange to-day, Of
he.ri falnra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
CHINESE REBELS BEGIN TO
MASSACRE MISSIONARIES
Confirmation Of Report u Hor-
nhe Outrage on Foreigner,
and Manchu.
FORTY FOREIGNERS SLAIN
BY REBELS AT SIANFT.
other Nictims Murdered IN small.
er Snensi Towns-Slaughter
Confirmed al Peking.

PEkiNC Nov 20 .Chiasse o.c.afs
confirm the report that mastacr, az
ioreiEners. al Hed as Maurtu. has
occurred al Sianfu The lsxaf. ous be-
lleVe that the report vlil prove true
ihere were forty foreigners ga Slanfu
ind many ml.s.ohar.es ln the smaIIer
ahensi toWns 50 t1 tt- pre- mr. onfs
chinese r"pDrfr have been received
regarding the massacre Their has
"en no t.iesraph.c or postal CON.
munlrHuou altt -.auf4l for more than
three seek
Lat nlgLt th, 5Wedish mission.
arle6, Mes o. Saudbrrs aud Er.k
seh. arrived here from rI'utsln. They
Halo That Telegram had been CO..
ceiFed from S.anfu before their d-
pafture from southern sh-n h. au.
n"nneing the murder ~ Mrs Beck.
nan. school mistress. and nye for.
oign children
Many Chimes girl iu Miss HecAIuF-
sells school Uho were mistaken Tor
Ahnchua becauFe of tlclr bE feet.
were also reported to have been muir
dercd. German Philip Manner.
Who was In the Chinese postal service.
~ae among Others killed
Messrs. Saudbcrl, aud Erlckscu ssl
mat mncihtraft Ir thF'r town OTsr.
I'd them $500 each to leave mo pro.
vince. Shen 80 probably is the most
anti-foreign province iu China proper
not having received lesson 40 the
hands Of tho foreign troops in 1900
6risands Prey on Foreigners
Highwaym.u iu iIo nan attacked
and robbed a party ~ fugitive mis-
siOnariea. inJur.ng one af them 80.
where else. apparently have foreign.
ers been attacked. fbc rebels every.
where giving them protection hut Ir
Is feared that lawlcssusss must IA
crease. The PehInE government ls
powerless beyond Ho-nan and chill
The legations have taken no action
as yet. but they have the reported
killing Of Foreigners under considcra
ion Without a strong invading force.
however. nothing can be- accomplished
beyond the reach OF the Nangtse g1n.
boats. Most Of the legations advised
heir people In the Interior 10 escape
three weeks ago Many disobeved
believing they Vcre in no danger
some of the women and children we're
sent 10 the coast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
Gas Explosion
At Vivian Mine
Caused by Open Lsnp Carried by
Engineer. ncclSres Cor 1nes
Af1er Inquiry.
SEVENTEEN DEAD BODIES
ARE TAKEN FROM SHAFT.
iowu l. IN Mourning a. Result of
Tragedy - State Officials
Investigate.

Srr- sl Dispatch 90 the InteiiiEe-c-r.
WEIGH. W Va. Nov. so-Ths
ccroner's verdict on the cause OF the
mine explosion az Vivian WAS "A.
explosion caused by an open lamp be-
.ng carried by members OF the engL
urering party state mine fnsp@c-
tors are thoroughly inVestigating. a.
are also Federal mine inspectors.
The mine will resume operations ON
Wednesday
The town OF Vivian IL in mournina
for Us dead and preparations are be
INK made FOR the funerals The mine
has been completely explored and nc
more bodies found The complete list
OF dead and injured ara:
The Dead
Members of the engineering party.
W. Henderson. OF Rockville. Md.
p "a Harvey. Jr. OF PHILADELPHIA:
Tarvin Williams. OF keystone: Chas.
Brewer. ~ Elkhorn. Russian miners.
Gregor Amola Aovacha. Steve
Archuchik Philip Andlsh and another
man whose identity L. not certainly
established hungarian rainers.
Frank Coles. Martin Goes. Phllrp Co
INK. Joe Vance Co,ored miners.
Guy Brutcher. U e Hubbard. Henry
Hubbard. Burton Moore
Those rescued alive we're. Aleran-
der Williams. member of engineering
party. Carl Reynolds. colored: sam
Hailey. colored. Antonio Talcitt. a
Hungarian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
WHITE SLAYER
FOUND GUILTY
Mich Williams Sentenced Nv Judge
Dayton 10 Fort LeavenWOr:h
and Heavily Fined.
cor ER\MENT HAD
VERY STRONG CASE
jury Was Out on Tw Minutes; ;
Case Against Narc.a il
Dismissed.

~in i.--r -r -.. f..s. son .-'
IiilLfPP' S. "a. Nav -p-Ts-
Hliir s.a.- case from Wle ire %
'f- N1ttr' r.ruf rgalrst Nlck VIII
ar., Has concluded o. the Fedora
Court l.re to day. Vhrn the Jury re-
turned verdict ~ Is az .r beng
out only twelve minutes The cti.
lrnre iu this case Was r.p.at- With
r,ND DrrE r-clfaIs and r..--', of the
lives t' which tho women witnesses
Wer" -un. .-rtsd aat Was on fh- b. hole
rori -r var- than the one araltst
Mlh" -'ui- 2 %, court osertlfed a
i.'.'r .'r ueN trial ard sentenced
%. prlsor'r to a term % four years
10 'hr fort Leayenworth peni'entisry
and to the payment % a fn- ~ four
t1oI-srt doIlar-
\ good bit 81 local interest arose
st fie conclusion ~ > trial by the
motion made by the district attorney
Co have an attachment issued for
bruce Low" and Austin Anyu. TO
'harr- them with c't< upt % the
f~ts-al Court ln having iusu.ted
cursed aud used otsN uc language on
tr' Saturday ui-h- towards Annie
Stevens md Mab,. Haley. the two
female witnesses detained IN Jail in
ftr Ni.k Williams case An attach
m-ui was issued and placed in the
hands 90 Deputy Marsh. Williams
who prompf'- executed 10. and Love
and Anvil were arraieued on the con
tempt charrH The court sentenced
Love and Anvil each Co term of 60
days iu tsr Jail 90 this county.
The case cf the Government
against Max Narcia. on the same
charge. was dismissed on motion OF
The district attorney
This concludes the criminal docket
for The present term or court here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
MINERS RENAME
Old Officials IN Ohio AZ Candidates
for Reelection TO oHiee.

special u1spatrh q" the Inteuirercsr
MBUS. o. Nov 2O-The re-
suit OF the nomination referendum of
the OHIO mine workers was announced
toniRht and shows that Presideut
Moore. Of kendville. and Secretary
Savage. of this city. will have no op-
position ir the eftcfion Vice Presi-
dent fohn Zaleukn. gho lives iu
bridgeport w'll DO opposed hy Edmond
Thomas. of Saltliio. and Eliza May. of
Cambridge The canvass OF the eiec-
fion vote VIII DO made eight DAYS be-.
fore the annual cOuv ntlon opens IN
this city IN January
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
FALLING SLATE
KILLED MAJORITY OF DEAD IN
VIVIAN MINE
Believed Explosion Did No Cause
Death Of More Than -Four OF
sh. Nfefir,m

I've klEllmo.
special irs"atrh Go tne InteiliEencer
CHARLESTON. Nov 2O-Aecord.
Ing 10 the information received here
from the officials now at the Bottom
Greek Coal Company's mine near
Nivian where a gas exp .osion was the
indirect cause of Hnufing out the
lives % iS men. with the prospects
of one and probably two more being
added 10 The death list. the engineers
" no are said 20 have been responsi.
bles Tor the gas explosion. should not
have entered the section of the mine
here the cXploF occurred without
FIRST having had permission from the
IRE boss The particular section u
la alleged. had been abandoned for at
least ten days. and that IN this time
sun n.ciont amount of gas had been
accumulated and iEnited when the
open lamps used by the engineers en-
cred the temporary abandoned SEQ
tlOns
lt is the rule that IRE bosses must
Ccoutinusd on Eirhth PHTsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
ELECTROCUTE 3
First Triple Execution i7 s.7o Gina
Since Death Chair Was
l0staTrI

bSrINNlNa. ~ $50. .l
Three murl.r.rs aera ieI to ,he dea
chamber Iu Sins SINK prison todav
and prf fu death tr electricity f1.+
dawn hsa.r 'n trrhI.n the skies
above .ra We.'r.asf-- hIfs Tho.
vcro Fsfro FaIr.fn ~ H1rfesfe-
frarE -rItrmernrrI OF W.lhro0k
near I1ushaoer-Ie. ard Bert s. Brown
Uf I.e
If ras far Gree triple execution az
sing sins since fle electric current
.rrr.ef 20 .ue .a.rEe ir Sru YORK
-'a'- Twenty years 1sl four muir.
te-'rt pe'd fle death penalty at one
r. Dbl rlrr.r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
DEATH RIDES AUTO
Rseer P-scteins for Vanderbilt CUP
Race - savannah Killed i1
Collision % Cars

SAVANNAH &C., Nov -H-Thr
tr-f lHr NJ parf FOR ths V1rdr-b Do
cup race. jay MrNay. driving BIZ
Cl7e car. was killed on Montgomery
cross roads .u o. collision with an B.
81. D.. car driven bv Wife. th.s after.
noon fi.F warHsr was sar oflsls
injured tre race W..i he he'd next
Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
SUICIDE PACT FoiLED:
THREE ARE o. HOSPITAL
Woman ard Two Children Use Chic
rofornn and Gas In Effort 20 Oie.

ATLANTIC CITY. y j.. SO, .D -
Mrs. Annie Adams. q, years old. and
her if.ycaruld daughter Dora tried
70 Kill thcmsclves ana Mrs Adams.
..year-old son today 900 o. small room
ing house on South Tennessee ave.
nue. To make death douh'y -urc.
they used both ch'oroform and gas
Family troubles caused the act They
are all In the city hospital iu srri
Gus condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

cons companions. co-ooo-a-ed obi.
festmonE He said he took DO nart
i1 tne tarr.aE. merely hiding behind
a fence fo -seo tho fur
a huge crowd fIef Judge Growers
CD lr. room almost to slfocaUon
M.es Chamberlain. t was said 20
neht would tell her story to the jury
fn- Huurrnw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

GRAND Rarfrs Nsv .n N..o-l
inc to the Grand Var.d- police to.
panv. has confessed fn Hs robbery
~ the express DowU.n. .nf. .f f.r
depot sunday r'rhf Detectives o.
day rccoycref f-.f.f .r currency 8rI
rhrcks no t.s home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
UNCLE AEB
a ord
the MEATliER2

Girls have a -rV
far undsrstau I.nr
20 uany thinrs NJ
O. tsT ~ and -
urrfsf thsn trsfr
lbs anfa rrwas
asir kuowlsdTe
WAsHrEoTou
H1V zo-Torscasts
Tor WsFt virriafa
western Psnnsylva
lia an4 ohlo-Fair
TusstaF ard wed
laataN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
FIERY BATH
Three Men Caught In Gas and cInder
- "a Belle Mli-one of Tris
VIII Ole.

-p a' n.q-afrf 90 ti- fnteIiigsnosr.
sTEr rBENV-fLE o.. Nov. 10
Three for'irn vortmen employed Al
LaH.l'a Iron Works furnaces we're
burned tonight when Eas and cindef
broke cuf of "a furnace Lue and en-.
se.0pf1 them
Emery Kos1s'ck vas burned all
over hIe BODY ana vu die Andy
'J.aft and Joseph sukovttch were
.fr0leIy burned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
sarn.on ssn.r.l p..n-

HhahIN .-. E.v ~ Walter
.syuan. HrrE,Jn general ~ the United
atnfe4 public heaifh end marine h0s.
p.faI FerfIcr "a at Providence hos
ri'nl at il % O'Clock his morning.
after an HIneas 81 ar-sral months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
SECRET MOVE
PllI-ed by Beer packers 10 Delsv
Cusnsl Prosecution Jnder
sherman antitrust Law.
CONFER WITH COUNSEL
IN MYSTERIOUS WAY.
May Ask Individual Trials or tIle
NP1ea. e. Some Memter of
Supreme Court.

CHICAGO. Nov go Probability o..
% sudden move on the part OF the 10.
c.,tcd chicago pacsers 10 delay their
TIA. De-. 'ud Wednesday. 20 which
dave .t Nas POSTPONED to-day by
lri.el states District Judge Car
.ieuter. Increased tonight. after an
exteude4 conference % counsel FOR
The pacters
~ MIA. th~ move viii be is no.
known one possible action that has
been mentioned by man Interested
iu the National Packing Company Is
Tor the packers 90 appear FOR trial and
ask Judge Carpenter Tor coutnu-
auce on plea that the packers dc.
sire to lake au appeal to the United
states supreme court 80 To- the cousti-
ut.onality of the criminal section of
fhe sherman law This they say.
would save thr time of the district
cour. and the expense % a. trial should
their contention De upheld
May Ask Separate Trials
Government attorneys to-day were
d.s.nciu,d 90 credit this report. be
trs.ub that any further delay would
De- sought by th, packers ou The basis
oi demand for separate trials for
each ~ the ten defendants
Another plea might boz Tor DELAY
until an appeal could be made 60
some one Justice of the supreme court
This justice would probably be Mr.
Day. who represents this circuit. and
is noT Ar h.s home in Canton. q.
An attorney Tor lhe packers said
after the conference 90 day that there
could b. no secret moves mad. but
he confirmed the report that sudden
and surprising action would follow
Eighty three prospective jurors ap-
peared before Judge Carpenter today
for service
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exception that it should de enlarged
by a disputed item. 1t was $33,
S97, O7S.s2, the sum being repre-
sented mainly by interest4bearing
bonds. The first thing to be de-
cided is what the final agreement
was that was made between the two
states. Here again we are not to be
bound by technical form. A state is
superior to the forms it may re-
quire of It's citizens. But there
would lbe no technical difficulty in
making a contract by constitutiye
ordinance If followed by the crea;
ton OF the contemplated state.
Wedding V. Meyler, 1872 U. S. 57S
$50. And, on the other hand, there
is equally little difficulty in making
. contract by the constitution of the
lew state, If it be apparent that the
instrument is not addressed solely TO
those who are to be subject to its
provisions, but is intended to be I'M
derstood by the parent state and by
Congress as enbodying a just term
which conditions the parents con-
sent. There can be no question that
such was the case with West Vir-
GINA. AS has been shown, the con-
sent of the legislature CT the re-
stored state was consent to the adj
of West Virginia under the
provisions set forth in the constitu-
ton for the would.Ibe state, and
Congress gave its sanction only on
the footing Of the same constitution
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and also OF other facts that would
furnish an alternative method If
that prescribed in the Wheeling or
dinance should not be allowed; this
again without prejudice to any
question in the cause. The master
has reported. the case has been
heard upon the merits. AMI now is
submitted to the decision of the
court.
The case is to be considered in
the untechntcal spirit proper for
dealing with quasi-internatioaa
controversy, remembering that there
is no municipal code governing the
matter, and that this court may he
called Oh to adjust differences that
cannot be dealt with by Congress
or disposed of by the legislature of
either state alone. Missouri V. I'LL
nots, 200 L. S. 1876, 519, $50. Kan
sas v. Colorado, 2O6 U. 8. 46, So
Sd. Therefore we shall spend no
time on. objections as to multlHari-
business, laches and the like. except
SO far as they affect the merits, with
which we propose to deal. See
Rhode Island V. Massachusetts, II
Peters, 2lO, 257. United States V.
Beebe, 1877 U. S. 33S.
The amount OF the debt January
|, 1861, that We have to apportion
no longer is in dispute. The mas
ters finding was accepted by West
Virginia and at the argument W.
understood Virginia not to press he
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There's a Reason"

Postum Cereal CO., Ltd, Battle Creek Mich US a.
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TEXT IN FULL
CONTINUED from page 81

IFS consent. There was a provision
for the adoption of an emancipation
clause before the act of Congress
should take effect, and for procla-
nation by the President, stating
the fact, when the desired amend
ment was made. Accordingly, after
rhe amendment and proclamation
by President Lincoln, West virginia
became a state on June 20, 1853.
1t was held in 1870 that the fore
going constituted an agreement be-
tween the old state and the new,
50 much may he taken pra ctically
Virginia v! West Virginia, IL Wall.
80, and so much may be taken
practically to have been decided
again upon the demurrer in this
case, although the demurrer was
overruTcd without prejudice to any
question. Indeed, so much is al
most If not quite admitted in the
answer. AFTER the answer had been
filed the case was referred to mas
tor by a decree made on May 4,
1908, 2O9 u. S. 514, 543, which
provided for the ascertainment Of the
facts made the basis OF apportionmcnt
by the original Wheeling ordinance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-29
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