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The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10
home Circle column.
COLUMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN
THE HOME CIRCLE.

Hard hands. strong arms. aud
mnbnrnde faces are honorable Take
Excelsior" for your motto. and If
you are patient, in few years
you can surely write under II
that other good word Eureka"
Youth and age have too little sym
pathy with each other II the
young would remember that they
pay be old, and the old remember
Xiat they have been young, the
World would be happier
Did you ever realize that moth
ing on earth can smile but a human
being Gems may flash reflected
nght but what is a diamond flash?
A face that cannot smile is like n
Bud that cannot blossom. and dies
upon the stalk
How sad is he,who can never go
back to his childhood without
shuddor VINO can never recall Il
period wheli his life WAS filled with
sweet and simple satisfaction When
a Kind and loving mother read n
loud to the family Home Circle de-
from the columns Of this
paper
saw few, comparatively OF the
5oung people OF the present day,
appreciate as they should the ines
Unable privileges they enjoy SUR
rounded as are the young in all
sities and most towns, with all the
opportunities necessary for the eul-
siyaiIon 10 literary taste, not one
h thousand appear TO improve
these golden chances Occasionally
4 Is true we meet vita young
man or woman who firmly eraspss
the idea that knowledge is power"
but these unfortunately, are the ex-
soption. not the rule.
We doubt II one instance In n
can be found Of young
mans making shipwrcck OF hopes
aud character who was accustomed
10 spend his evenings at home read
ing good books;and We say TO any
parent that we'll stocked library |
AMI q good saaaly Of newspapers
and magazines. with the habit Of
reading on the part OF your boy, is
worth more TO keep him out Of
and to make man of him
NpSss other single influence at
" i16mmand
was Z say the world owes you a
that nntll you have earned one.
decits In boys and girls is the
slief. Il curse in any land There
as great work and Just as
Nor the young woman as for
ng man, When the girls, In
ness, cast aside the loose |
L vain fickleness. and, don
beautiful garments OF la
' lurlty. comfort from the sick
bor OF the accomplished"
49, What shall we dot" and
"' " he motto. 'woman's ability |
n light" then the boys viii |
lore earnest, more temper
~ w" like men. Dear young |
etsDae not sssfs;;.!a or ashamed OF
hundred
n had eS hnnarods =, voune
: bry great city. in the very |
: snu this of degradation. whom
: "' A Influence. carefully and
: ""u vas extended through ten
~ ~ tomato. womanly letters,
- : saved, There are hun
- So hers. just taking their
y N"' In vice, who may De
was .., TX to purity by loving
Hoped intd----4-------.------
The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10

sweethearts. Until man be-
comes thoroughly vicious. tho
thought of pure woman's love
win d., much 10 restrain aim from
iniquity II that love grows care
'cii5 q hi.ncelf Think Of his yon
a'hc rave sons, brothers - latls
away among strangers. ntpenber
that you oweathem sacral duty;
and give them frequent nrissYcs
from nome, freishted with ,nre and
accompanied by earnest pr,ycs
Peach your children to lo'e Ire
beautiful. Give them corner IN
The garden of flowers; encourage
them to put it in the shape Of hang
Ing baskets; show them where thay
can best view the sunset; rousc
them In the morning. not with the
stern "tme to go to work" but
with the enthusiastic see the
beautiful sunrise. Buy for then,
pretty pictures and encourage chem
to decorate their rooms in his or
nor childish way Give them an
inch and they viii 60 a mile. Al
low them the privilege and they
viii make your home beautiful.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10

AS soon as the State Commit
tee has settled the plan to nomi-
nate state ticket the candidates
intend to step into the limelight.The
two Wesleys Charles Wesley
Swisher and Charles Wesley Dillon
-are waiting until Sam Matthews
announces the adjournment of the
committee. and then they intend to
step out as candidates for the
Republican nomination for Governor
Down in the Norfolk and Western
The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10

Mothers sometimes forget that the
cative and receptive stage of child
life in the nursery is never surpass-
ed at later period The little
one is taking Impressions every mo
mt, acquiring gentle habits or
the opposite. picking up words aud
sentences. surprising his elders by
tn facility with which he learns
what they would rather he should
not know. In the baby's home the
foundation is laid for the good
or bad manners Of the mature man
Keep the homc-fres bright II you
would have the winter of life warm
The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10

Place a Young girl under the care
OF kind-hearted women, and she, IN.
consciously 70 herself grows into .
graceful lady Place boy in the
establishment Of a thorough going,
Straightforward business man, and
the boy becomes self-reliant. prac
ucal business man Children arc
susceptible creatures, and circum
stances. scenes and actions always
impress
The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10

olson had eS
three MONTH.
days. She W.,
man. an inte
slist, and was
OF her eath,.,
faculu shd
able ) get arl
n few days BET
she was taken.
which settled
developed int
owing OF her
constitution, sh
throw off and
until death reli
gatherings. and
Areat beyond &c
md relatives W
lore,
Mrs. Nichols'
years, 8 month
'she was the {
The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10
OFFICERS:

G. v. BARTELS, President.
b. j.. GALLOWAY, v President
w. d. O'NEAL, Jr
WEBB HOLT
j. w. PERRY.
L. L. CALDWELL
HOWARD r.. HAYES, Sec. & Treas.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10

re hundreds OF young
Try great city. in the vecy
this of degradation, whom
Influence. carefully and
extended through ten
tonate. womanly letters,
saved, There are hun
lhers. just taking their
In vice, who may De
: k to purity by losins {
mothers, sisters or
The Big Sandy news., 1911-11-10

How sad is he.who can never go
back to his childhood without a
shnddor VINO can never recall a
7ariod wiiea his lifa was filled with
sweet and simple satisfaction. When
a Kind and loving mother read A.
0ud to the family Home Circle de
patment from the columns Of this
paper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
PRESIDENT KELSO
OF the Western Theological sernIn.
airy. Speaks at the First Pres
byterisn Church.

The Rev. Or James Kelsos presi-
'dent % the Western Theological
Seminary al Pittsburgh. occupied the
pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning and con
Quoted the services. caused by the alb
sence o. the Rev William A. Cook.
u. d.. who IL attending the annual
session OF the Synod at Charleston.
The Rev. DR.. Kelso stated in eject
that Instead OF the minister now
seeking the church. the church is
seeking the minister. as there Is a
greater demand now than sver be
Tore In many communities where new
congregations are started There are
now twelve theological seminaries OF
The Presbyterian church IN this coun.
try, two OF them being for the educa.
ton OF colored ministers aud two for
the education OF persons who aim 10
reach the foreign speaking people
The enrolment OF all these instifu-
ions Is increaYng. and the outlook
Is good for a Constant Increase In
conclusion. DR. Keiso said that ho
believed the Ohio Valley should feel
Indebted 70 the Western Seminar
Tor the good work 10 has been doing
Tor the past many years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
THOMAS E. SHEA
Opens Week In Repertoire at the
Court Theatre To-Day.

Little more than the mere announce
ment Of the coming OF Thomas r.
shea and his excellent Company %
the court theatre for weeks engage.
ment beginning Monday evening DC.
iober 23rd. need be made 10 assure
the theatre going public OF Wheeling
that there are performances OF ex.
cellence In store for them Mr. Shea
vas here last season and his return
here viii b. welcomed by his many
admirers lie brings with him a nov
play this season a. well as the two
tn which he IL best remembered a
Man and Ills Wife, 90
This play was originally presented
last season under the title OF a Self.
Made Man" lts title. however. was
changed by an O.erwhelminE vote OF
Boston audience Six titles we're
submitted for their decision and a
Man and His Wife" chosen for the
title best fitted for the play
During Mr. Shea's ~uragemonf In
this city al the Court. week beginning
October %. he viii present "A Man
and Ills Wife, Monday night and
"Wednesday ana Saturday mEtlnee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
NO SALTS, OIL OR
PILLS BUT CASCARE1S
Ne oeos ro~ sies Nssr ste-sss:
Te~ Harc Your Head Aches o.
re~ eiiiess-cssearets Make
Yea Fee Great

Noa men and ~cmsn Who .om~bo~
car set feeling rfEht--wAo have An
almost daily heAdAche. coated tonrue
foul taste and foul breath. dirrines.
cant sleep. arc bilious. nervous and
upset. bothered W.ih sick. Eassy. dis.
ordered stomach. or have backache
and feel all worn out
Are you keeping clean inside with
'aseare,s. 6f merely forclng a pas
SsSe~aJ every few days wlth salts.
eathartie pills or castor OIL This Is
Important
Casoarets work Nhile you sleep
cleanse and regulate the stomach. re-.
move The sour. undirested and fer.
uenting food and foul gases. take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out OF tbs system all the decomposed
waste matter ana poison IN the mites
tines and bowels
Cascaret tonight viii strAghten
you out BY morning. lO-oent box
from any drug store will keen YOUR
entire family feeling good for months
Don't forget the children. They love
Cascareis because they taste good
DO sood-never grippe or sicksn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
Smoke FIEND"
COSTS MILLIONS
ACCORDING TO SMOKE ~
sPEcroR At CINCINNATI
Aeis Pager On tire s.sjsS, Rs.a b,
sra W. a. Wiser q, Civic De-
psrtr-srt Meeting.

The Smoke Fienas Nork Costs IN
the L. 8 over $1,000 eoe 0Oe.- Is The
title crs little red booslst officially
issued ~ Matthew Nelson. chief
smoke Inspector OF Cincinnati. Which
- being read with much interest by a
large number o. wheelinE people Who
have reesntly received copies
In explanation Why the book uRs
written, Mr.. Nelson says
Like most other papers. this one
vas written With a specific object IA
view. namely. an effort 20 make the
manufacturers OF this country. and 60
peeiallJ those OF Cincinnati. realize
what they are doing IN tho way OF
fuel waste These figures could
actually be doubled. then added To.
and still come within the mark Il.
however. this course had been pur.
sued. the writer would doubtless have
drawn upon him the ridicule OF per
sons ignorant OF the SEXUAL facts. The
figures. therefore. are placed at the
amounts given simply In the hope that
the object In view will be obtained
The waste from heat units from
other" plants than steel. cause a
loss Of AZ least another 81 900. 0OO. 600.
and Il can therefore be seen Just hoV
easily the figures given In the pamph-
let viii bear expansion"
Al the meeting Of the civic depart
ment OF the Woman's clubs Of Wheel
ing on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. w.
A. Wilson read a very Instructive
paper entitled Smoke a Menace 70
Health" In commenting upon local
conditions Mrs WIison aaId that
there was enough smoke waste 10
build a home for the Young women's
Christian Association. a tuberculosis
sanitarium and a new hospital. and
from the facts and figures presented
no one could well doubt the assertion.
Two other excellent papers were
also read, one by Mrs. O. y. c. Allen,
entitled Civic Advancement In
Wheeling" and the other by Mrs r.
c. EV-sg on Weights and Measures ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
NORTHWOOD DENIES
ELOPEMENT STORY
IT'S NEWS TO HIM " MISS AYERS
IS M ST. LOUIS.
Talks AssUr rsly win VIE over the
Long Distance Telephone.
Hs Says.

That the rumor In circulation 10 the
effect that g. Clarence NOrthwood OF
this city had eioped to st Louis with
Mas Emma Ayres. a Wheeling stenog.
rapher. is without foundation h evi-
denced hy Mr. NorthWOod's statement
when he was confronted with a mum.
Ter of clippings from newspapers
which were forwarded 90 him BY his
wife. who is stili in this city.
Mr. NorthWood admits that he was
acquainted with Miss Ayres. but says.
She WAS not az the depot. however.
nor was she on the train that took
Ny wife and Der parents were at the
station when came away. and u
Miss Ayres has come 20 St Louis and
81 nov here. " is news 20 me.
Ny wife and have always gotten
along nicely and our married life has
noen happy. 7 have wired 20 her to
come 20 ST Louis and che will be- here
Monday evening. ! think
We Will reside here. Today I re-
ceived a letter from her containing
clippings from the papers AZ home rel
alive to This matter ff is natural
that she should desire some explana-
ton regarding them have given 90
over the loug distance telephone"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

threatened 10 kill her. and dashed into
Borham's place. seeking shelter behind
the bar
The Fatal Shot Fired.
Ross BOrham had Just emerged from
an adjoining room. attracted By the
noise. and the woman appealed 70 him
for protection. BY this time Miller
had entered. but was Intercepted by
borham. who said Here. Miller.
drop that. drop that Don't DO that. %
Miller then made lunEe az Borham.
who repeated the warning Miller
made another attempt 20 cut Borham.
when the latter pulled q 3s-calfber re-
volver and fred point blank ~ Nil.
Ter The bullet entered MIlers left
eye. penetrated the brain. and he fell
TO the floor. dying almost Instantly.
BOrham then walked % police head.
quarters and Informed Police Captain
Hummell and officer Croghan Of the
shooting The officers accompanied
him 10 hts place Of business and found
Miiler's body lying In a pool OF blood
on the hOor IN front Of the bar. Bor.
ham then surrcndered 10 the onIcsrs
and was LODGED In jail DR.. G. r.
Messeriy Of Martins Ferry. coroner Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
NINE FOOT STAGE
Urged b. Ksnswha Coal Operators
for the Kana~na AZ wei AZ
ire Ohio.
NJ CAL r. YOUNG
Intelligence Rursan.
Char ieston. W Va o. a

charleston. ". Va. ocs a.
lle NFuapha Coal Operators Asso-
cation wants a nine foot stage IN the
GREAT knuawha river a. well a. In
tae Ohio. Resolutions 20 that effect
we're adopted at the annual meeting Of
pm" organization Friday night and af
which time ofivcrs for the ensuing
year were elected.
The resolutions relative 20 me deen.
f-.nz 20 The kanaVha we're rresanfed
nF william Seymour EdEards. the re-
NrnF president The present locks
and dame I'M che Kanauha provide Tor
"a s'Nfoof staEe Mr. Edwarfs idea Il
iAat the same conditions ought 70 pr.
van in The kanavha a. in the Ohio.
az much OF fhe coal that win 20 down
me ohIo and from the West virriria
coal heids vii 90 out OF the Kama
wha
The officers elected we're prssi-
dent. Quinn Morton. vice president
e y. uaua. treasurer. John L. nick.
lls on; secretary. n. G.. Kennedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

Belmont county. vas notified and he
went To Bellaire and after viewing the
body ordered It's removal 70 George ".
Myers a Sons undertaking rooms.
where al autopsy was performed by
Drs- link and J. NJ. Messerly The
bullet entered the left eye and passing
through The brain lodged in the right
side OF the head. where II was found
and extracted.
Inquest Held
Coroner Messerly held the Inquest
yesterday afternoon and after examin.
ing the witnesses connected with the
shooting. found that Charles ". Nil
Ter came TO his death from a gunshot
wound from a gun In the hands OF
Ross Bohram." A warrant was issued
before Mayor Wassman charging him
with the killing. BOrham Was held
for a preliminary hearing. which will
likely be held today. and n r. probable
that he will claim self-defense
There appears 10 be- no regrets Ia
Bellaire over the death OF Miller. even
among his own race. lie had the rep
utation OF being a bad actor" and
appeared delighted when he was quar-
reling with some one The police
court records In Bella!re show numer-
Gus onenses In which he has figured.
principally charges OF wife beating.
which precipitated the quarrel yester-
day aud ended IN his death. Only a
few months ago he threatened the life
OF one OF the porters employed in a
Beilaire hotel Tee case was tried
before Mayor Wassman and Miller
Was given stifi fine and a long Jail
sentence. lie agreed TO leave Bellaire
forever. and Mayor Wassman accept
ed this agreement. giving him until
September I. last. 10 get out OF town.
II Is not known whether Miller lived
Up 20 the agreement. II Is also said
that Miller served two terms IN the
houndsville penitentinry for crimes
committed In West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
The Queens Of the Follies esrsere."


The Queens Of the Foliies Beraere"
Counihan a shannon will ofIer thoir
newest and best burlesque. The
Queens OF the Folies Bergere." which
includes the best vaudeville bal ever
engaged for a burlcsque organization
The principal feature Is the famous
head liner. act, Ray Montgomery and
The Healey Sistcrs. An added attrac-
ton for this brilliant organization OF
talent is Caliente. the famous Spanish
whirlNind dancer kn this same com
pany II engaged the Melrose Comedy
-Four. Joseph sullivan. an Irish
comedian Of great ability. viii be the
principal fun maker 4 chorus %
twenty beautiful young ladies. who can
both sing and dance. 10 another great
feature OF this company. u comes to
the Apollo during the week beginning
with matinee today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
AGRICULTURAL TRAIN
TOURS MANY COUNTIES

speriai nispatcn % the fntsliirencer.
BECkLEI. W. Va. Oct. gan
agricultural train on the &. a q. will
De run this week under the direction
OF the agricultural department OF the
state university. N starts out from
Huntington Monday morning. reaching
hfre Wednesday. All the southern
counties will be touched
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
PYTHiANs TO HONOR
SAMUEL ~. SHARKS.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. %
The Knights OF Pythias OF West Wiz.
ginia are making elab0rntc arrange
ments Tor the unwilling Of the monu-
ment erected IN Spring HITi cemetery
here 10 Samuel ". Starks The date
Tor the unveil.ng has been decided as
Monday. November goth. ~ go.
Prominent members OF the organir1.
ton from all over West Virginia viii
participate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
WOMAN WHITE SLAYER
rs FOUND GUILTY

Spcc lal ~ patch 20 the IrtsliiEen~er
HJNIlNGTON. w. Va. oct 22-
MIS- Ada Nicholson. AGED IS. OF Key
stone. was convicted OF turing Matelle
Neels. aged 10. from Appalachia. W.
va 70 Keystone. ". Va. for immoral
purposes She vas sentenced 20
three years IN the MoundsviIle peni-
Tertiary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
OHIO'S POPULATION
Details Given In Advance Of the
Census Bureaus State
Bulletin

WASHINGTON. y c.. oct. 22.-Fol.
lowing the preliminarv announcements
which have been made by the census
bureau OF the aggregate population In
the state or Ohio. as enumerated az
the thirteenth census. Census Director
Duran issued to-day a statement civ.
ing interesting additional advance de-
tails
The urban territory Of the state In
1910 contained 2.6s5.I43 inhabitants.
or b5.s per cent OF the total popula-
ton. while 2.10i.e7s inhabitans or
81 per cent lived IN rural territory
The urban Territory az n existed IN
lsVV-that u. the cities and incor-
porated villages then hgSing $500 in
habitants or more-contained ,9gS =
9s- inhabitants. or ISL per cent OF
the total population. while 215s1ss
Inhabitants. or 5i9 per cent lived IN
rural territory.
The urban population OF the state
is contained In - cities and "a VII
lagos. while that ciassed az rural IL in
go Incorporated villages OF less than
$500 inhabitants each and In unincor.
porated TERRITORY. The 64f villages
have an aggregate population Of 4s2..
ua'. representing % per cent OF the
total population of the state. The In.
habifants OF unincorporated Territory
number 1895. or $40 per cent Of
me total population
status % the Counties
There were 81 counties which had
larger proportion and stx counties
smaller proportion % urban popufa.
ton in 1910 thausin 1900. Three coun.
ucs had the same proportion OF urban
population. and 10 counties we're
wholly rural a. both censuses In
each ~ ~ counties more than 80 ner
cent % tho population was urban I'm
1910
Forty-nine counties have increased
ln population during the last decade.
Eighteen counties show a larger Der.
centaEe of increase than is shown Tor
The state a. whole Thirtv.nins
counties have decreased In popuia.
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
RODGERS FLIES DOWN
TO FORT SAM HOUSTON
Trsns-coutinertaf Avlssor No.,
Ffty-Miie FHoht IN Fifty.
Five FIrufra

FftyMiie FLIGHT IN Fifty.
Five Minutes
SAN ANTONIO. Ter.. Oc- &C
=. Rodgers. coast-to.coast aviator ar
rived here TO-DAY. making a afy nile
diEht from San Marcos. in IS minutes
hodEers ascended this morning from
The cotton feif. tao miles north 81
Kyle. where be- vas forced 20 descend
b. a broken piston rod Friday sffer.
noon.
lie few Co San Marcos fe- ,usu
a9ay. and descended TIE assembled
again 90 100 o'clock. lie made 70
more stops until be reached san An.
tonic. The fizht vas uncventfuf
lie landed with a graceful slide
upon tho parade grounds az Fort sam
Houston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
PROHIBITIONISTS
OF State 20 Hold Rally at chartes,on
Today 10 Plan Campaign In
the State.

SDeg lal lisratch 90 THE fufeliIrenrer.
GRAFTON, W. Va. Oct 22-Rcpre-
seniauves OF the Anti saloon League.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
and Prohibition party OF West Viz
Einia will hold conference AT Charles.
ton. starting on Monday. for the pur-
pose OF making plans FOR "A temperance
campaign In West Virginia. An edu.
cational campaign 10 fart tho nghi .
which ~ Il anticipated will end ia
carry ing the state dry.
girl Is never satisfied until she IL
married and then she doesn't always
remain satisfied