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The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

John Fay, of Ester cleek. Was in town on Saturday
 Val Diebold was in from G ld- stream on Tuesday
 Gus Hegg, of Caribou creek, "as in town during the week
 A F. Herpick is now cmrl Ecd by the First National bank.
 Arthur Cruger was in on MOnda! from the Bonnfield country.
 George Slater was granted his cit ihenShip papers on Thursday
 Joe McAuley of Goldstream was an arrival ill town on Thursday Johnny Collins and Harry Jarman left cn Thursday for Ruby City. Dave Yarnel was a passenger for the Outside on Wednesday night
 Mrs. Cornell. of Golden. was d visitor to town during the week
 L. R. Rhoads with Mrs Rhoad#. left for Bedrock creek on Tuesday Andy Roth, Cf TenderIOOt, was down from that camp early in the week.
 MT and Mrs. W. w. Clarke went out to the Tolovana claim on Sat urday.
 T. A. Ntt tlso, Ol lIlt ftlIIti " 'iil 'ti44'N . went cut to Chatanika on Saturday evening.
 Will Chisholm. of ? above Ester creek. was visitor ill the city Cn Tuesday.
 Mrs Roy Maddocks left on Mon day for Eagle. where her brother Is postmaster
 On account of indsposition Judge Overfield was unable to hold court on Saturday
 Snowy" Tonge got away with the stampeders for Ruby City on We'd nesday night.
 MT and Mrs. Shoosler, of Fox City, were in town visiting friends dur ing the week.
 August Bjerremark is taking his launch. the Rover, on a trip into the Kantishna.
 w. Ritchie. the Macaroni Kid, and Ed Willard, have left in a small boat for Ruby City.
 Jack Falls, of Fox City. is leaV- ing for the scene of the new strike on the Salatna.
 Harry Atwood Of Pedro creek, was visitor to town on Thursday mornings train.
 F. w. Herschberger, the well known quartz prospector was visitor to town on Saturday.
 Charlie McDermott. the town mar shal of Cinema. was visitor to town on Saturday
 E. II. Mack. of the Core Drill com pany. returned from tour of the creeks m Monday
 Captain Sproule, of the White Seal. reports having spent a pleasant win ter on the Outside.
 Marshal Love and Deputy Marshal Matthews left WhitehOrse for Fair banks on Saturday.
 E. Moss, the representative of the s. & w. people, left for the Outside on Wednesday night.
 Charles Blaser, the gardener has returned from visit to his cid home in Switzerland.
 F. E. Aubert, formerly of the hotel at Fox City. returned on Monday night from the Iditarod.
 Tom Roberts made another start for the Cinema hot springs with his launch on Friday night.
 Dave Fairburn, who has been mining on Fish creek. return cd to town on Thursday.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
PLEAD GUILTY TO GAMBLING

W. w. Pendergraft X Company were arrested on Friday morning charged with running a gambling place. the charge arising cut of the developments at the inquiry in re gard 10 the killing of Fred Sellers. Bail was fixed in the sum of S1O00. which was furnished by the firm, and the hearing was set for Saturday afternoon Al that time the mem bers of the firm pleaded guilty to he ofense charged and Commission CT Dillon will pass sentence today having taken the matter under ad- vScmont
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

This being is abundant in novels, pOpulous in plays, and redOundant in poems. In real life she is not really found-perhaps because there is so large a demand for her from novelists, dramatists. and bards. She is a sunny-tempered being. who nev- CT by any possibility gets out of hu- nor. She is not fond of dress, pre- ferring to go to church in last years bonnet. and in a gown of unfashion- able cut. She is careless of admir-
 ation; and never, by any means, or
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

:u. MS 'alsr N.u.a. tr tlv d.-. 'H,, .ar I. Cnr. '|a aw-r a.Iju.t uruN X i've. D..d : Ht.. H#' hal CHn.,- ~a --. wt. aad ' E 1oIHu 'u r,.,.r ,,r...u tyr.,. and .ief- -,l-,I D.. The w4r-aa' under ar'I,hwrg. and uoa .a m- I. .-s'S-.vu
 Judge Oy,rtcld Monday i~sud au order frau-t,rrIug "a h5'arod The cause entitled E.-alul II TTaB N- C F Craig C \ Brr and Orc Mluina , mpInN aGaiu~' X Y rhorus Fred N Carter and \ F Ferguson also wa~ ordered trans. lerred to he lower camp. where rh" ,asc originated.
 In The action for divorce entitled Emma Umuhrey ys Ferdinand I'm phrcy. ;ho Court on Monday granted he dccrer on The showing fl C.m- missioner Malthy nf ldjrarod. 'u whom 'le matter Nas referred. both parties to thf sHir being how iH he lower country.
 In the ,asc f 'ha \ ( C. y~ Peterson and kcllum. an a'tachweu, was levied aea5u~: Tn" personal pr perty .f inc defendants al IT.. Goldstream and tLe same will be of tered for safe ai public auction ou Wednesday at l.&r The sale will take place on the ground. The amount involved k in "N,eS- of slu0uo
 Judge Oyerficld Tuesday signed an order loriei'lng rhe bail of Paskt luketa. who was arrested last Oc- ,ohcr on the charge f entering the cabin of Mary A Woodn and sreal. ing $lN.5u. Lukofa Wa~ released on si. SEQ bonds. and when the time came for his appearance. he could hot he found.
 The court Tuesday denied he D. titicn of James Coma for Ir"iercn. e~ ill the matter ot q balance IF m money deposited in the Washington Alaska bank to cover note and the receiver was instructed To class. fly the deposit with those of o'h"r creditors.
 In the case of August Hanoi Jr. Ns Mary Pedro f al. which involves gid dust Io the amount of BIS >e ounces. the court n Tuesday ordered that the dust he converted into money and held iu lh" registry of the cour, until final settlement oI The ease.
 In tho case of The r. \ R. R Ns the Washngton-Alaska bank. an order granting further time for doe keting the cause in 'he appellate court of San Francisco was signed by Judge Overrield. The order has 10 do with rhe petition of the DoN- ter Horton bank of Seattle. The appeal bond was fixed at $l.ooo.
 An order has been signed deny ing d new trial in the ease of Lc" F Clark ys ! F Morrison.
 An order was signed Friday cor recting q clerical error in The jud2- ment and amending same in the
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
ARE A TURTLES
 LEGS HIS FILTERS?

BOSTON. May ;. Are tur- ties hippers legs, or are his legs fippers? What is the color of a turtles eyes? These and many sim liar questions are under consdera- tion in the superior court here in the case of John II. Weiner, who is on trial on the charge of in fiicting unnecessary pain on large green turtle that was on exhibition
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
CHILDREN IMPERIL 200 LIVES

TROY. N Y., April 2l. - Five boys. the oldest l3 years old and the youngest 10, confessed to Masis- trate Valentine today that they at tempted to burn the Fairview House, an orphan asylum at Colonie, where they were inmates. They said they had hoped to get away rom the institution.
 The fire destroyed part of the building and imperilled the lives of 200 children.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

You are charged with stealing nine of Colonel EIenry's hens last night Have you any witnesses? asked the justice sternly.
 "NuSsah," said Brother Jones hum hly T 'specks Tse sawtuh peculiar dat-uh-way. but il ain't never been nah custom 70 take witnesses along when I goes out chiCken-st calm. ,h
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
FIRST DREDCE 0N
 WAY HERE

w. W. Powell received word on Wednesday morning to the effect that one of the dredges purchased by the English syndicate organized by C. G. Lemons had passed Eagle on is way to Fairbanks, aboard the steamer Pauline The dredge is of the Hisdon type, weighing &5o tons and it. buckets have a capacity of &12 cubic feet
 IL is probable that this dredge will be used on Pedro or Twin oreek, but this has not yet finally been decided on and il may be sent 10 Fairbanks creek. If it is intended for Pedro creek il is possible that il can be installed this summer
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
From Bad to Worse,

At the end of his first year in the young divine was about to leave his parish for wider field, and one good old lady was bewailing the fact and insisting that the church would be ruined thereby.
 Flattered by her words and man. ner. al.d wishing to console her, the minister said. But. sister, the man who will succeed me is fine preach CT and a splendid fellow. You'll soon see that everything is all right, and get used 10 it"
 No, no; l won't" she answered, tearfully. T don't get used to this changing. I've seen six changes in preachers now, and it's got worse and worse all the time"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
What the Evening Wore.

smith was telling Jones story:
 Well, the evening wore on -
 "WOre?" interrupted Jones face liCusly. Did it? What did it wear"
 Well" said Smith, nettled al the interruption. but equal to the occa- sion. If you must know, il was the close of a summer day"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
DELTA TAXES MANY
 PASSENGERS

The steamer Delta of 1h, NOrthru Navigation cumpauy'+ fleet pulled Uu, at In o'clock on Wednesday might with he first considerable number of stampedors for th" Noyi strike and 17 passengers fer the Outside Sine carried q big lot of freighr for Ruhv City and 2i head of horses. half of which are billed for Indian river and half for Ruby. tha-e talk. ing the latter being Dan Callahan Dan Kennedy and F. L. Yeuug
 The Delta Was billed to cpnnlrr with the St Michael from Dawson far St. Michael and the Outside The following pass eHgerS were aboard
 For Seattle - II Krahr, F. Moss, F. Thomas. (. ] Miller Dave Tar. nell. Mrs ]. \. Jackson w E. Smi.h. Itpman Simson. Mrs. Iipman Sim. -on, C. $. Chapn. Mrs Ed Wicker sham, ], H Miller Bert Stevens, A Shonbing Gus I.ievius, James Burk. hpr. l.. E, Schumacher.
 For MelOM - Albert Bean Andrew Webster, II F.. Gardner A Haarvci, John Mosey. Albert McDaniels Mike McDcrmott. G. C Noeller. C R Whalen. A Fincheti, A Charpic, Rob crD Dracon. F. l.. Young w. IT, Tonge, Thcu I.aliberto, Joe Gasnon A Grant J C. Falls. | !. McD uald, T. C. Ravens Napoleon I.alibcrto, A Frabzlet, Owen Sampson, Louis Cit tant
 For Dikeman John Holgrou Mike Toncas. Thos Thomas. May OConnor, Tom Poppica, Archie Me Intyrc, F. NJ, stanton, (. (. Page. Fred Wilkins.
 For St Michaels w. II Link, A A PuCher.
 For Hot Springs-M. Davidson, Jas. Lacomb, P. II Hipseyisler, George Hardy.
 For Bcttles - Ben Rudolph. Way Boroker.
 For Indian River -- |. IIeiuimger. R A. Perkins.
 For Panama - Gustavc Reugcr. II. Lovely.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

Anthony Fiala. the Arctic explorer. was for many year a newspaper ar tist and cartoonist He was born in Jersey City. x. J.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

Jack London, the novelist. ran away from school to go to the klon- dike Later he tramped through Canada and the United States.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

The court Tuesday denied he D. ti,icn of James Coura for Iroiercn e. ill the matter of balance IF m money deposited in rhn Washington Alaska bank to cover q note and the receiver was instructed To class fly the deposit wi'h those of other creditors.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

In the case uf August Hauor. Jr- Ns. Mary Pedro tf al, which involves ' Id dust to the amount of &iN.>a ounces. the court n Tuesday ordered that the dust he converted into money and held ill rho registry of the court until final settlement oI The
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

An order was signed Friday cor recting q clerical error in 1hc jud2- ment and amending same ill the
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
BILL FOR INDIGENTS' RELIEF

Before you see Ruby. see People.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
THE MODEL GIRL.

Bob Crawford, Edgar Woodbridge
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

In The action for divorce entitled Emma Umphrey ys Ferdinand I'm phrcy. ;hc court on Monday granted he dccrec on 'he showing fl C.m- missioner Naithy of ldirarod. 'u whom 'le ma'tor Vas referred. hoih parties to tht sHir heinz how iii he lower country.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-19

An order has been signed deny ing new trial in the ease of Lc" F Clark NS ! r., Morrison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
BEEF MEN NOT
FOR FREE SUGAR
Domestic Industry. - Is sad Would
Be Des;royes by Free Sugar
Movement.

CHICAGO. NOV L. Beet sugar
manufacturers. vino have been meet
ing here for tho last lev days. closed
their session today. formulating plans
10 combat the propaganda 90 tie iu-
tcr"-t OF free sugar" alleged 20 be-
carried ON bl the cane sugar renuerf
and The New York importing interests.
Tho beet sugar men say they pro
duo" annually 600.uFB tons az sugar
end draw raw material from sixteen
states. extending from ohio to Cali.
icrnia. and pay %. American farmer
Sao.on".""v annually therefor They
contend That b. putting raw sugar on
tic fre~ l-f tho domestic InduHtr,
Hastrrv.d and all compet-
ton thereby eliminated. and that
.... Importers and rctnors
would have complete monopoly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

car. Meyer. a highly respected Ger
man resident Of the SiNth yard. pa seed
away on TUESDAY morning LOO the
seventy year Of his age Mr.
Meyer wls born no Drr-utlsl Bruins
wick. Germany. MAY 70. lsfi lie cam.
to wheeling 100 ls6f and was married
The same year to Mrs George Blck
MEYER. n-a Hannah Luekcu. and reteu
children were born 20 this union.
Thoss surviving are August. oi Lor1Iu.
o.. Henry OF Akron. George Mes"r
and Mr. Harry custer. both Of fh 81
city
Nr Never was dstoui member co.
.ou's Luflerau church. having joined
that church shortly after hiF arrival
In WheeIrc BE va ai-o terr
active member OF the SICK aud Benet
client society az the church. Lat
week Nr Meyer contracted cold
which later developed iuto prcumouia.
lie had been making his home wifr
Ms daughter. Ms custer. ~ 40. fN-
Woods street. aud the funeral services
viii De- conducted 90 chat residence
tni. afternoon a. o. 0.clock IS special
car will leave tho residence after the
.orv COS fo convey fhe friends 20
Mount Jon cemefert. uhrrD tho inter.
uent V'l take p..'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
S SERIOUSLY INJURED
Elm Grove Miner sustsirs fractured
Lea ard Broken Ribs.

Shortly offer o'clock fesforda
roseph kob.s. foreigner employed
fn The Fm Grove coal Company 81
mine o. EIm Grove. vas severely boz.
.uraI hv "a fall off rock in the mine
re vas u bad condition when rea
-ued hr fre other minors Ur r. b.
Houston. ~ Patterson. va called ami
fre injured man aas removed fo fr"
home uf FL .f.rhNrr In che Grove and
later fo fle N0rh Wheeling hospifa
k1tis sustained compound frac
tlre of ha ralf .er fre rb.a and
fbu.a profruf.rg through fhe akin
-Four ribs Hern broken. fhe .erf ankle
Joint vas d .aga-ff ard fhe ieH knee
Ia.rf vac tadI. c1f. f requiring soy
e-ar stitches to close fne wound It's
.r .r-.as nsra dressed tr urs uous
for ST. s. rnr~alt fr and T. r.
r~arra~ or Fm Grove The afrrf
stood fhe operation ueI bur- Do Ia
feared nst traguaf.r pneumonia 0r
other serious c0upI.ratore may oct
Ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
RESERVATIONS
o. Labor Leaders From GIVE Feaers-
ton 20 Be Demanded BY Labor
Convention.

ATLANTA co.. $685. That
President Gomlera. o. rle American
Federation ~ Labor Is opposed 20 'te
federation agprorrIafrE $4,000 'or
fhe McNamara defense vas .nd
Gated ln fta convention o. -re or
Esuizaror f0da. If Isl understood
ST. G0mpers fas0rs aiding ffe
brothers charged oi,h the Zoe Az.
zeias Times G.sasfr~ tlt thinks
m0ner POI BE- used 20 thar end Should
Dol raised by private Flhscrip Jon
BEFORE the convention ls over. 81
Gompsrs and f0rr other labor leaders
who are heads % various crafts. may
he ASKED f0 sever their connection
pt Oh fhe National civic Federation
which. according % a resolution Offer
cd TO-DAY bT ne United Mine Wor ere
is largely COMPOSED o. and financed
uy employers OF labor many of whom
are ne uost bi.teT enemies % organ.
- hk---
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
About People
Movements % individasts - s7s
From the cItS

Mr. and Mrs 2 ID Merriman are
soJourning az French Lick Springs.
Ind. They VIII shortly leave for r.
trip ~ Iowa and other western states.
Henry Sufel and sister. Miss Laura
Stifei are spending 20 short vacation
no French Lick Springs. Ind
Miss Minnie Marshall % Marietta.
BE- the guest % friends Co.. the East
End
Tho columbus. o state Journal
says Former senator David Wae-
ener. of bridgeport aged 81. uho has
not missed a uemocrafl" state con
yention f0r -0 fs1rE and Who. no..
wlfhstandirs AIs advanced aFe. Dol FffIf
interested in the political trend OF
affairs and activities usual foreign -1
men ~ his axe. ls registered ar tfs
Sell mouse. Nr. wagner Is deriving
much sarsfaction from the recent
Democratic victories over The state
The people wanted change he
said. "and 7 ruess tho uSmocrafs viii
Do able fo MANAGE affairs '1r n few
years
Harold Campbell. caslicr o. 10
FULTON bans. .s confined fob bic home
br I7ncsa
Miss Marie Shields has returned 10
Der home af MoIrdsyilie. after qperr
'rE couple o. DAYS in tho r.fg the
guest of friends ard relatives
Joseph ~fHfer Of EdEur1n Lane
.-ffr o' lfrarl Shafer. of fh.s ~f.r
mo- r nIs home
The Rev. A. A.. Eenze. u ID pastor
Ffrar church returned
last evening from Che r.r.r't. OF Weat
Alexander. whore fe vas or fhe bed
SIDE o. "a member of bis parish. Mrs
krlff WHO lei critically .f
I'd p Amber OF CadIf. %. vas in
The c.fr on business resterf4r
County Librarian H Kerry Ser
chant who .s confined at. tte c..r
hospital .s improving ana errecfa~
.o h- out ir 1 Cow days
F'atoT sfeanrod. fo-mer. OF this
rt- roN residing ar Asf1u. O fs
.le guest OF relatives fo- Jew DAYS
M and Mrs Pred Par. have RI.
turned from their honeymoon -rir ana
ore making 'le.r home az Echo pg.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
SOCIETY
CONCERT BY THE
BULLARD OCTETTE
LANCE AUDIENCE At C-RtsT
CHURcH LAST stO-T
h@Tlsss "ssie8i Numbers were Wei
s-e-iseS az Event Mas V--y
En,ertsi,s-g

The conc~r- given by TIE BrIarI
Octstte a. Christ Lutheran church o.
Aokaf' Ierrace la=t evening a. one
% the choicest mlsir4I events az he
-"aaoL. Every rumb.f vss rl.rslcal
sem beautifully rendered The church
-as crowded 20 caparffy
Miss May HIrkins Waz heard 20 ~
c-ii-lt adsanfaE~ N soprano solo
ald ia -"N-ral concerted numbers. Iu
al % Which tae enc qualities % beg
soprano voice Ner. WsiI marked
The contralfo SOLO sung by M.-s
Clair '. Noruuake vas done 100 good
style and as much Appreciated AID
the rich tones of her .oU memo voice
were vel adapted 90 ali OF the NUN
bars ia which sLr sang
Miss Aksua FnEIe Billiard b-auf.-
fully rendered difficult soprano solo
TIE musicaI quality. poW~r and
range ~ n@r voice Nere yell brouEht
out. rank 1g Ter ui'h Wheeling most
talented sins-rs fn the duef With Nr
Fankhauser her voice was equally e.
fecfiye. while her piano work 90 the
duo aud ACCOMPANY pro~-d her a
plan. ~ OF more than Ordinary ability
Mrs. ". 81 &c 7ry- pleasing con
traito voice did Effective work IN the
numbers ia which she took part
The fine qualities 30 Mr Harry
PAM hs.-er's Tenor voice were Weil
di- played lu u.s solo and "a the other
numbers iu Vhfcn un SANG
Mr B"r.on N'Croht's solo was
greatly endowed r, -iI present and
d.-p,.,s, 1 l.surM barton" voice
of unusual pr. misr.
Tie eSc-uar. deep baritone voice ~
Mr. How "a Grafton .. h.. solo and
other work excited universal comm"n
dation.
Miss Fd,tr. Edmund or played hnr
yiauo number aud her part boz 'he two
piano cros ir wa. that fully sus
tanned u~r reputation as q pianist ~
conscientious ability
The female and male Quarfett"s and
the o~tetfes were also dehrI tfully
given aud .dded greatly 10 The interest
~ The Or Aram
Tho f4ct ~ aU o." members % The
octette bong pupils ~ Mr.. T.. z Rui-
lard aud tn.lr work throughout being
so much above tne average. reflects
much credit upon tnc abilities ~ their
instructor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

no more than a doreu blocks distar-
from each other TIE victims ar.
Nr7. Becky SchIeefman. aged go. and
Mrs Mary Folder. aged 81
Both women aero -ewu~-f rn Tho
ISOLATION ua-i O. Pho Thfafe.rr .l
l7sr.'r. ard quarantine estat .sheI
fler homes They are rra Or.
cases fn Do Discovered here since Do. .
wh.1 ar Hawaiian aas found .lre.
.-r from fto fee1sc He escaped j.
ter spending some umo iu enc ioca
hC-Dlttl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
bRE ELS

The rs,iur o: Fifteenth s,r,~t
as no. completed y-st-rd,s s~tuE %
Be- sgpp.F - asphalt beComlng ~
1Sas'sd- More - expected to-dAs aut
The 800 u.u - finished
-fNusl.fInE Eust-ssr Baehr - In
vestirzfinE 'ie conditions relative 90
The proposition % fh~ Wheeling
Electrical COMPANY. to flrIlsh free
Ishung 20 ne c-.y aud TIE bonus
proposition
-Nembers o. ne Pr,sbyterAn
churches O., Wh-eiuE. s. ClAirsvilis
and Stenbcny lie. Nill attend q church
couferrnc. ou church finance Which
VIII be- held 90 Ws.shurE 90 Noyefn-
h-r -Nth Adlrcssss AL be- delivered
D. many prominent ministers % thIs
VICINITY
The rrae,.pe - aled YESTERDAY
morning Viff circuit Clerk John T.
Kingdom Boz .h- case 90 Howard
D thompson - A. . and n 2 Gas
mlre. .n assumpsit ar action ou A
note for 8 $780,
No trustee 49, De- appointed .r
The bankruptcy matter % Thomas "a
Iomiiusca accord luE 20 the ruling or
Referee cunmlRs est.rcay morning
hen no creditors appeared 20 ME
claims ~ the hrsf meeting @; cred
i'ors which vas SCI Tor = 20 O'Clock
Thursday morning
Al order Vas entered ~ ruiEe
Dayton Yesterday dlschargiug tho
Wheeling Leather shop from bank
fup,cy as well as the partners. David
" Gefs.y and Lewis kAbel doing
h"<p.~ IS the Wheeling Leather
shop
The MONDAY services being held
IN The Y VI t. 4 building This werb
are having a large attendance AZ each
meeting the one held YESTERDAY be
'ng attended hy large number 90
Interested listeners The service 20
be- held this evening WiI Mark the
close ~ the series and viii d. AT.
dressed by Rev RruiuStoaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

s meeting IL 20 be held 81 tho Day
Nursery ON The South Side next Mon
Gay evening. when q conference deal
iug with ihe work among the BOYS W
the South Side VIII be conducted ~
is hoped that out OF the conference
may grow an ORGANIZATION for the
boys which viii be 81 the nature az a
boys' club The meeting will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. DR. Reed score
tary OF extension work on the South
side kiuderVarteu committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Fa-r-s-t m.a-lrn

rrr H NsrH ono I.f......
FAlHMONT 49, Va nov Dos The
Wedding o. Ferdinand " Horner. OF
'larkshurg and Mics Jean NJ Dick.
rraou occurred 90 fta homo o- 'ha
brides parents. Nr and Mrs ~ DE-
nckerson. at o.cioc. This er.r.n.
Rev 49, So Lone. of The Christian
Churrr of rarkshurc cd. .ated Mr-
taasious % Miller sang DYKES bridal
hvmu. and Miss Catherine Horns1n
PLAYED fra BRIDAL chorus from rnlsr
ra-rrr t1uas TH7mn.
son vas rms bearer A reception
.t. ar. r.-IreU.s served
90 which OBJ. couple Ie.f fo- prHr.
leIrr.a and .hr east rfrs aU ra.
s.ta .u New Nar-Ir-t.re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
INSANITY
CLAIMED BY MOTHER or BOY &C
CUSED OF MURDER As AIS
DEFENSE
Beat re over Head By Father Claimed
20 Have Robbed Youth %
Proper Nina

SIUNGFIELu. Mass N0s d.
That Berfram o. Spencer. nov on 'r.tl
charged eltl The murder OF NiFs Mar
that D. Blackstone. Was brutaliy treat
Oh o. Die father from early childhood
was testified f0 by lls mother. MrF
T. D.. Spencer. when sfr took rha ulf
hess stand tOday iu bis ~ lsif With.
0uf hesitation and with un d.splar of
emotion she told in detail 90 numerous
occasions ou which her husband had
punished t0urg Her'ram with extreme
Frterity This treatment made Der
tram refl nervous. SIRE spencer said
and ever since a particularly severe
begins over fra head wIfh Too aun
OF heavy whip the boz bad rDm
planned OF pains .n fne head
often she said. DO Dad ATTACKS 0'
frenzy. frofhinr or the mouth 4ad
making stranEe sounds .r l.. throat
while DIE eyes looked Ike those zoo a
rIl arIma