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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
BROTHERS END LONG
SEPARATION AT DOUGLAS
r. e, and Joseph Brady Nee, IN Ar
roma City tor First Time ~
Score Of Years.

Douglas. Ariz, Inne 81 After iall
ing 10 meet or see each other Tor II
yeais, r " Brady, Who is switch.
man al The local III paso southwestern
yards. AMI his brother. Joseph Brady.
former soldier have ended their
LONG separation Joseph lrady Is a
trooper IN troop l. of the 18th cav.
airy Brady left his former home in
New York nearly 90 wears ago tu seel,
his fortune In the meantime he had
lost all trace of his father. mother and
brothers PIE recently happened 10
hear that Joe Rradv was with troop
/. al San Bernardino ranch An in
yestigailon followed which reyoale I
the fact thai the soldicy was his
baby brother aged six years, when
ho left home The trooper obtained
leave and Is nov the guest a. his
brother In Douglas
Tho Douglas water commission has
been roorgnnized Vs. Packard u
nov chairman of the hoard The now
board viii meet IN q few DAYS 10 ihk'
NJ matters Of importance ln eonn'c'
ton with rates, pending Tor some
time
James Sutherland aged 81 wears o
uioucev of Douglas, died mere at q
local rooming house of miners con.
sumption complicated win Bright =
direasc he viii be- Inferred sunday.
Sutherland had lived here tor nine
years He was a native of Colorado
and unmarried
Jane ~ wa the 9ist anniversary
Of The arrival In Arizona Gf II c.
Siillman secretary of the Douglas
business Mems Protective associa-
ion The occasion was celebrated
by marty 10 which number oi his
friends were invited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
nm ECONOMIST
The Economist
The Store
That Satisfies
THE WANT AID MORE PEOPLE YOU CAN SEE MONT
ms two Of the other powers

any two Of the other powers
nattleships ouilD britain, So
France. 1,. Russia b.. Germany. 32t
Italy. . Austria Hungary. H. United
SHtes. 90. Japan. o..
gatil,ships Cbuildinsl Britain. 10.
FrHu,'. o Russia 9, Grrmauy @,
ITALY &: Austria Hungary, i. United
states. d Japan /.
coast defense vessels ,armorodi:
Britair. nj. France. =; Russia. e.;
Germany. italy nil. Austril Hun
gary, NH, United states. Japan,
MI ,Mostly all ships Germany tor
example being over go ,enrs ODD.
Armorcd cruisers Ohuuu Britain.
49, France. 20. Russia. a. GumanD
90. ItalA. go. Austria lluurJry. 49,
United states. s.. Japan. a.
Armor"d rruisors ,nuhdiugi: Brit
ain. p OnoludinE one Tor Australia ;
France. o. Russia. q; Gorm1uN 3.
itolN NH uAs;ria- HungarN ul. TINT
ed states. uii Japan.
First class protected cruisers Brit
ain - unciuding on, tor Canadian
government France. O.: Russian. T..
.GcrmauN MIL Italy u.l, tustria-ilun-
gary. uiD uit'l states 80 Japan
tThese ace am Old Npe. Britain dat'
from 1880 90 rnfl.':b.
second c.a4s protected cruisers
'hulD Britain &c. Including one
iur Canada France p. Russia. q.
G,rwuu.. .t. irl}. E. tH.ttH lluu-
rWt, g. United siaira 10. Japan g.
SECOND GLASS protected cruisers
CnuildinE Britain .. urlgdiu. 'or
Australia. France, mono. Iu,,ia.
none" GERMANY 3. lul, u'u, tuF-
tria HunauiN. united @ut.. nome,
Japan @.
1hird .lns protected ,:uHor
Britain. 90. France d, i..s ..
GrrmauN. iIs italy o.. Abstraction
gary United states mono, japan.
I, ,Nrue launched sluc, 1000
UNPROTECTED cruisers Britain. 2
butt @ building German. - Aus
tria- Hungary %. United states 3.
Japan. o.
Torpedo vessels nrIuiu, o.. m.lud-
s,i. q GERMANY Italy. %, Austria
iiuuguuuv ~. United States. q la-
pam, =, including submarine depot
shipsl. ,Nn odd type. mo- British buig
since 1880.
Torpedo boat dcstroycrs Chuilu
Britain. l,l, includiua p lui Austria
liza; France, 90. Russia ~. Ger
many, 90. Italy, 30. Austlu-liuueary,
~. United states. 81 Japan, 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
PROGRAM DECIDED
UPON AT TULAROSA


I special torrrspondcu-r To- the Herald
fularosa. y N June 2l.-The fol.
lowing program has been decided 10y
he committee I'M charge of the hide.
pcndcnce Day celebration
Music all day by The Tularosa band
Industrial parade q m.
Patriotic addrpssc5 10 "a IN
Free barbecue y noon
Races, ! o. ~.
Fifty.Nard dash bows - 20 - years,
prize, baseball glove given by i O.
CaZafes
Tribune whccluurrow race, young
ladies between 10 and 20 years: prize,
sl5e hammock. given 10y ], T.. Ander
son
Fal mans race, tower POO lbs },
prize. Sl50 cash, given by j. "
prulc
Potato race, ladies OF gentlemen;
prize. Sl25 pair Hansen gloves, given
hl The Tularosa Tradins Co
Baseball Tnlaroko picked team ys.
N"scalero Indians
Roping contest. s. 20 entrance fee,
winner takes purse
Horse and pony races
Bis dance and fireworks m night.
J II. Lyons has returned from Al
to. y NJ where No. has been spend
ing a few DAYS organizing a Woodmen
lodge Mr. Lyons reports q lodgr or
eanized With fifteen members
Charles CTuan ana Noah Billiard
have returned from the Elephant
Butte dam. where they have boon
spending few DAYS.
Carl Upton arrived Monday nom
Mountain park. \ NJ 10 spend cou.
pie of DAYS he viii then return 'o
vi paso with Rolicuo Upton and Ed
ward Wharton
Franl, Allen Is ~ town from Capi
ian. \ NJ visiting HIS mother
Andalcclu padilla. lr. ana pomian
Lone arr in town from Three River,
Is NJ. visiting friends
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--3-room furnished house
with sleeping porch Barge shade
tres ON rear Of lot cheap TO right
party Phone mornings. 566. If
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

For the best saddle horses In the
city call phone No. 3, " /" Trimble.
il3 North second -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21
BRITISH NAVY IS
STRONGEST IN WORLD

tondou Jun. 2lN us n, White
pHppr iusi published shows the naval
strength ol n" great pnW,Js ON
March 81 last, excluding hattlcships
end arWorDd cruis"ra over 80 years
odd An other vessels are included
The tabular statement CLEARLY d"rr
oustrates IA, pe, superiority of th"
British navy, which rs shown 90 To-"
pr,ator than m, combined fleets 90
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MESSENGERS.

MESS ENG FRS our boys waste no
time. call M f1r messages or par
GELS Phone a0l-502 I'VE rush 'em I"
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WANTED.

WANTED Carpet cleaning " A
Con 20 East Central Phone 5GS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-21

LIGHT SMITIiNG and shooting, shoes
hand made, bad feet specially.
Cheap Tor cash Geo hutchinson, 2il
West Lead 2i.u
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NOTICE.

This is to notify tho public that I
will not be- Responsible Tor any debts
contracted by Nora Griffin
,Signed1
TOM GRIFFIN
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n ip v.rs. than useless To take any
med m, internally for muscular 80
chronic rn.nmatism. Al iha' IN need.
ed b. Irrs application Of chamber
hln'a I.mimrnt For sale by ~
h,al,rs
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~ w We
Tor ~al..--S5,5O

Lots oi lots for lots OF purposes
SPECIAL.
Tor >al.,--S5. 500.
\ tcn-room home on West Central.
let 100 hy 300 feDt \ beautiful home.
Must be- seen To- bee appreciated own
or leaving the country is cause OF this
sacrifice.
FOR HENT--N dnc ranch on mesa.
clos, in. Good house. outbuildnes.
shade ana fruit Reservoir and plenty
Cd! water Ideal place fur chickens.
Good proposition to rlght party.
EOR SALE.
$500 G-ruom modern brick. High
lands, clos" To- central, 1o-fout lot.
walks, screen porchcs cellar Cash
or terms.
te5Oo--I room and bath. two screen
porch,-. cement walks. 5o-foot lot
uev hou,r We'l finished This In
clud"s AN furniture. gas rang" and
oN,rat rlocirio light fixtures Fourth
Wusd T,rma
$4,000 T. ght room. modern cement
block. close n. conner loi 5uNl,o,
cement w'ks, lawn, shade steam
heat sleeping porch. slJd"
$1,000 Mlj bus 20 5-ruum modern cot.
tag. u mo bungalow district. near
'uIu' aE,m". Eau 'front.' puil l"l
p1r large pprnn's pms like rent
1909 a.. lrr's 90 alfalfa. clos. n
$1,000 .-..lo,m frame cottago, . screen
uUrrh,s. uA electric lights. ror
nor tuN o. tYrf rueb ntItu..
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FOR SALE.
tst,(btp LANDS.

W. have home lots.
liusiu'-s lots,
iuN,Stm, ~ lots,
Lots o' lots for lots Of purposes
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RECOGNITION
REFUSED MEN
Illinois Central VIII Not Deal With
Federation Of Shop Employees.

CHICAGO. Aug. CIV. L. Park.
vice president OF the Illinois Central
road tonight indicated that the Off.
Gals OF the road have determined not
TO deal with the federal shop en-
ployes. representatives of whom now
are here from the south. In an OF
fetal statement. Mr.. Park said:
We received communication
from the International union officials.
asking for a conference. and have
said to them that we will meet a
credited representative OF organiza-
ton with whom We have contracts to
discuss matters connected Herewith"
Vice President Park refused TO am
plify the statement, but representa-
tives of the labor unions said the
statement indicated a refusal TO rec.
ognize the federation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
GORMAN LEADS
IN MARYLAND
Democratic State Premsry Carried
by Son Of Former United
States Senator.

BALTIMORE. sd. Aug 23-R..
turns from 'o.day's Democratic pri.
mary election boo Mlryiand indicates
that State Senator Arthur pur Cor
man. son NJ the late United State.
Senator German Niil be- the nominee
OF the Democratic parts for governor
81 the November election.
Senator German. Who received tho
tupport N United States Senator John
Walter Smith ard the Baltimore CIT.
organization. carried au fou.eof tho
districts ln Baltimore cifr b. large
Tnaioritios. auf Returns from the state
indicate that hp las carried a sui
hcient number Of tho counties 10 bob.
eure q malOr'v Of Tho votes BOZ tho
STATE convention. September
NJ @orman opponent ln tho prI
mary was State Senator Blair T4r.
who bad rho support OF Congrcsamen
Talbot and Lewis. Governor Austin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
SPORTORIALS

outfielder Dick Sentz. who left for his
home In Baltimore following the mixup
az East Liverpool and who refused TO
report TO the smokes and was suspended
Tor the remainder Of the season. Is want
ed by the London club Of the Canadian
league.
Inlelder Freddie Graf has left for his
nome IN Canton. Ohio. where he Will
most likely remain for the balance OF
the season. Fred Is now "A free agent
ard has hopes Of catching on with some
OF the -. and i. league teams.
Johnny Fisher. late OF the East Liver
pool team. pitched his first game for the
Dayton Vets Sunday. Johnny served IN,
the capacity OF relief man, and during
me Tour innings he was Ia the box his
delivery was pounded for eight safe
drives. Dell and Cavanaugh. who re-
ported 20 the Vets also when the Potters
went defunct. have not vet been given
chance. nS Punch Knoll does not he
heNe IN breaking mp his pcnnaut win
ming combination 80 late In tn. game
over In Dayton the newspapers are
making an EFFORT to raise "a large sun,
OF money. which according 10 present
arrangements Will be donated 10 the
players for winning the 1911 rag 81 the
central league. Although the move
ment has been IN progress for over two
weeks, only 81 has been subscribed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
VALUATIONS
INCREASED
Ohio Stats Tar comrissisr Raises
Light srd Power Companies
Many Miliioas-

The OHIO state tar commission has
raised the valuations OF the light and
pOwer companies In the state from
ss.tss.ssI In 1910. 20 sz5.T45.iso for
this year. The increase amounts TO
600 per cent and will add TO the taxes
collected In 1910 over 100000.
The companies In Belmont county
and Eastern Ohio were increased as
follows: GAINESVILLE Light company.
$4,000: Beilsire Light and Power
company. s2i5.soo. an increase OF
siss.ito: Bridgeport Light and Power
company. Increase s27sco: Cadix
Light and Power company. to si2,-
500. an increase Of $3.50: Coshocton
Light and Heat. s23l.70o. an increase
of siss.540: Dillonvale Heat, Light.
Power and Water. 81. 700. an Increase
OF Sl3.5s0: Mingo Junction, $4,000.
an increase Of $3.50; Tuscarawss
Light and Power company OF New
Philadelphia, s17O.25O. an increase OF
Sl53,6so The plant at Sherrodsville
and several other places not listed In
1910. and that OF Ashland. was listed
at $3.50. and was raised TO $4,000.
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$1,000 STOLEN
unknown Men Beat up Brewery Col
ieetor and Escape With the
Collections.

Special Dispatch 70 the IntelIisencer
HARRISBURG. Aug. 29-Pilo Carl
baldi. Italian agent of the Fairmont
Brewing company. was attacked by
two men on a lonely road one mile
east OF Worthington. this morning,
and robbed over $1,000 in currency,
which he had collected from custom
ers OF the company. The highway
men beat their victim severely. but
his injuries are not serious. Soon af-
ter the alarm was given a posse of
officers started out in pursuit of the
thugs. Owing to rain and wet grounds
1t was impracticable to put blood
hounds on the trail.
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Wilson Fun.rsl

very largely attended were tho
inn'fu services held yesterday morn h.
Ing 90 1880 O'Clock NJ ~ Matthew
= T. church over the mortal remains
Ut i1r lafr Mrs. Ethel IIoinricha VIII
Wh's" death occurred on SUNDAY after
noon. Ihe Re-. Jacob flrlttingham ~
I."Fes 4. =. church was in charge
~ tho deeply impressive. rffcs ia
t'fm.ut was made 81 Short rre.t
,'fuft"rN. the psllhearers being es
iuIi"We John H Wilson. Br T. ID
wilson. John ST. Gardner. DR. g. A
hil1feth. Or vs.. d. Mcf.sln and Dr.
John L. Dlckcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
CANTON RACES

CANTON. O.. Aug 2s.-The three
events on the opening days pro
gram OF the local meet OF the Lake
Erie circuit were decided IN nine
heats. all the favorites winning easily.
The track was slow and bookmakers
lost heavily. The money winners In
each event were rs follows:
2:ii class pace. purse 'sI.ooo-Nut-
moore. won: Babe. second: Wood
clir King. third. Best time. s:1iL.
2:2e class trotting. purse 800
Hickory Girl. won: Allie II. second:
Daso p. third. Best time. ::l64.
.:2O class pacing. purse $500 -
Major Hunter. won: Handy Jim. sec
ond: Frank. third. Best time, 2:17.
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htRNE. Switzerland. Aug. 10
Tourists while crossing the I.oetscben
glacier yesterday saw deep down I'm
'hc clear ice the faces OF tao dead
m'n. Guides accompanying the party
t'ipp'd out With their ice axes the
frozen bodies ~ the two men and
brought them 20 the surface
The bodies have not yet been iden.
Tiled. bat they probably are those OF
f"o London tourists named Beme.
beckH and Coin. who disappeared -
years agO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
SANTEE IN RACE
Former Ex-senator Will Again Seek
Legislative Honors.

NEW NIARTINSVILLE. w Va.
Aug. 20 While attending the insti-
tut", ex-senator J. W. Santee. OF Bur-
ton. made IL known that he would be
a candidate for the nomination for
state senator in this. the second dis
trict. composed OF the counties OF
Marshasl. Wetzel and Tyler. and as
m" candidate comes from Wetzel this
time. four favorite sons are in the
field. Attorney +. Y. Iams. this city.
John L. Hunt II. y. McIntire and Mr.
Santoe. from the interior Of the
county There is much talk Of the
get together meeting" October 10 at
Charleston. and Wetzel will be rep
resented by many.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
BOY MURDERS
HIS PLAYMATE
Rivalry Over Girl Leads Fiftesn-Vear.
Old Youth TO Kill Another Boy.

sTRoUDSBURc. Pa. Aug. 2s.-
Fourteen-yesr-old George Bells was
shot and instantly killed today az his
home by Harvey Osborn. aged II
years.
The boys had both been paying at
tention TO young girl who was Wis
ting at the BELLS home. and Osborn.
II Is said. threatened to kill BELLS n
he repeated a certain conversation to
the object OF his affection. BELLS was
standing at the top OF a fight OF
stairs when Osborn entered the house
and fired at him. Osborn made his
escape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
JULIUS WE'LL

J.. Crothers and the .so-calIed Progress
slVe element OF the Democratic
party.
Ioday.s primary also determined
the nomination for attorney general.
comptroller. members Of the Mary.
land senate and house OF delegate
and the state central committee.
Phillips Ice Colds borough. collec.
tor OF internal revenue al Baltimore.
g. opposed for rho Republican nomin.
atom for governor
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detained at Chesterfield fail. No reason
was given by the court for changing the
place OF Paul Beattie's imprisonment
Frank Mason. next called was the first
or witnesses by whom the prosecution
expected to corroborate the story told
ny Paul Beattie. Judge Watson ruled that
since Paul Beattie's testimony ms TO his
acts had not been controversial or dis
puted, there was no reason to put on
con0borative witnesses. The proseci.
lon agreed to hold its witnesses in re-
serve FOR any dispute as 20 Paul Beat
ties acts and transactions as testified to
by him.
chum OF Accused.
John Sandifer. an intimate friend OF
tne prisoner for several years. who ac-
compenied the latter 10 Harry VI.
smith home two nights after the muir
der. followed Paul Beattis on the wit
ness stand for the prosecution. lie was
expected to confirm the testimony that
Henry g. Beattie Jr.. telephoned that
night to Paul TO ask the latter to carry
message TO Beulah Binford lie did
not do so. and failed TO give any light
on the subject. and practically became
witness for the defense.
iarry NJ. Smith, Jr., counsel for the
aefehse. took the witness on direct ex-
animation and asked him concerning the
character OF Henry C. Beattie, Jr
The prosecution objected that this kind
or testimony could only be in connection
WIN 'esumony or the prisoner himself.
Relations Not Disagreeabis.
Sandifer testified that the relations Of
Iienry {. Beattie. Jr., with his wife were
pleasant 50 far as he knew. Re said he
had visited Henry and members Of his
family since the murder, and had ex-
pressed his sympathy for the accused
His testimony was a surprise 70 the
proecuuon. who summoned him as it's
witness
Luther Wells, who was hest man n,
Henry Beattie's wedding. succeeded San
difer a. a witness for the prosecution
lie testified that he was with both San
q rA h. IL
nome OF Lawyer Smith on the night at
ter the murder.
What did you all do when Won left
Mr. smiths house, asked Mr.. Wenden-
Henry said he wanted to phone Paul
What did you say to him after he
= asked II he had gotten Paul"
He said yes"
Ask him anything elser'
Yes, n he felt better"
DID you go on home with him them
Anyone else there7"
His father"
Henry told his father that Mr.. Smith
had al that the woman knew What
woman asked the father. and Henry
said The same Son. I'm sorry you ars
turned away"
What woman was meantg'
beulan EinfOrn."
Shells Identified.
y. Kidd. Of Richmsnd. n hardwars
merchant. testified that Paul Beatt.e on
the afternoon % July - bought three
shells from him. The shell WAS pro-
ducef which ". a Brown. n stereotyper,
bias testified he found several yards
from the scene - the murder KIDD
Identified the sheil as similar 20 the
three bought hv Paul Heaftie
sergeant wiltshire. active In working
up the Cnsc for the prosecution and a
witness the first day Of the trial teaff-
led as Co the exact place where Mandy
Alexander pointed out that she found
the gun
Sergeant Saunders. 10 whom the gun
ives d@ivercd by Sergeant Wiltshire de-
scribed The blood spot on the Fun
Coontinusd on Seventh PuzsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
EXTEND FAIR
Steady Downpour CT Rain In,erfsrss
With Second Day OF Ritehis
County Fair.

special Dispaich 90 the intelligence.
4LLENSBORO. w. Va, Aug. ga
steady downpour of rain early this morn
ing interfered greatly with the second
Gay OF the Richie county fair at Penns-
ooro. and ss a result all OF the scheduled
events had TO be called of. Owing to
me rain yesterday. there is n likelihood
mat the fair will be extended a couple
OF days. although this Is not a certainty.
the Pennsboro baseball team defeated
me fast Monongah aggregation by the
score OF to yesterday.
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70 .... f fH fH. fftfffi.lHrs-
FAiRhDNT. vs. Va. Aug 90 b p
L'rrh.hal an engineer employed on
%" d. q %. improvements at Tunnel
Ton. died boo The Miners hospital here.
from injuries sustained when an.
''h'r rnEiu" ran into the ono be-
"p"rat'd. A. The time Do was work
inE under the engine and VAS badly
crushed a widow and two children
survive
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Postoffiee Appointments.

special Uispaf.h % the Intelligence
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2g.-The fol.
lowing West Virginia pos'mastors
we're commissioned today. Daniel -.
Ward. az Janelew; Frank VI. Kirken-
DAN. al Merrimac. Morgan J. Kava.
naugh. Jr.. AZ Oakley. Geo. s. Booth.
AZ Rrynsidc. John T. Wade. M Neo,a
Theodore ,. Carter has been ap-
pointed postmaster az Amy. Vice "
" Sammons, resigned.
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~ funeral % the late Mira. FRED
erica Alderman. who died Sindav.
VIII be held this afternoon ~ 1 20
o'clock from her late home on the
fHiIin"ht pike. The intermont will
n' made NJ Allen Grove Cemetery at
Shorrard Mrs. Alderman H. suryfved
hy i've children. as follows. Nfrs
Henry Never. Mrs Annie Scabright
Mrs. Nellie Meyer. Jacob Henchroth
and George Iionchroth.
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ENJoiNs ONIONS
THAT SCENTED Ala.

DEs NOINEs. Ia. Aug %
judge l.auresre DE Graf
Who by issuing and mandatory
Injunction n few weeks ago.
effectively ended What threat
"ned io become 20 serious street
car strike today issued an in.
junction which Dol intended Co
afford The tenants Of an once
huiI1inr relief from mo punr
cnf fumes ~ cooking onions.
which escaped from too chin
ney % IL restaurant across an
alley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30
Municipal Form Of covernn.,,

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-Two New
Jersey communities in special cleo
lions today rejected the commission
form OF municipal government. The
CITY OF Paterson cast 4917 votes in
favor or the proposition and 1884
against H. In East Rutherford the
plan was rejected by vote OF 2C5 TO
ia.
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REFORM WAVE
HITS ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 29.-One
hundred and seyeuty-eieht warrants.
charging the Illegal sale of Huuor.
were issued here today. Forty OF the
accused. including the proprietors OF
elk leading cafes. accepted service
and entered bail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30

PApkN CITY. " Va. Aug 2g.-Tn.
a fast game 81 ball az tho park sisters.
VIE beat The Joe williams team Of
81 Marys by "a score 10 8 to This
is he second time ~ Marys has been
beaten ibis season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-30

William stupp.

~ Fudny az his late home NJ
Bethel. Pa. will De held the funeral
~ the late William Stupp. who died
sunday Mr.. Stupp was the father Of
the Rev. $. o. Supp. \. NJ. formerly
pastor 81 Zion Lutheran church Of
this city lie was a retired lumber
man