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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O., Nov. 3.-Mrs.
Walter Stonebraker. OF East Main
street, has returned from a visit
with her mother. Mrs. Anna Evans,
OF Granville. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore. OF
South Broadway. have removed from
this place TO Columbus. Mr.. Moore
mas received an appointment as
guard In the Ohio penitsntiary.
Mrs. Fred Winchell. Of GAINESVILLE.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Depew. OF South Broad
way
Mrs. Olive Dement, and three chill
dren. 70 Arch street. have gone to
Newark, o., TO live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Finlay. of Bel
laire. were here Monday attending
the funeral OF their uncle, Mr.. James
Dickson.
Mr.. r. c. Kinney. OF North Chest
nut street. has returned from a visit
with his children. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
Washburn. of Milan. O.
Mrs. William Lyles, OF Akron, 10
visiting GAINESVILLE friends.
Misses Lucille and Phyllis Hobbs
are enjoying a visit with their friend.
Miss Vera Kidd. OF Wheeling
Mrs. Mary Clark. of this place.
has gone 20 Lancaster. o. where she
will make an extended visit with her
son. Charles Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 NJ ODonnell are
here for n visit with their parents.
Major and Mrs. r. L Petty. OF West
south street.
Mrs. J. y Ginee. OF West Main
street, has returned from a visit at
Cambridge.
The death OF James X. Dickson oc-
CURED at his home on North Lincoln
avenue Friday evening. after an Ill
ness OF about a month. death result
ing from n complication OF diseases.
Mr.. Dickson was born In Scotland in
1919. and came 10 this country about
forty years ago. lie was a faithful
member OF the Methodist church He
Is survived by wife and four sons
and two daughters. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. George r.
Smith. and the remains were taken
TO Mt Horeb for burial.
After an Illness Of several weeks
Mr.. John v. Arnold died at his home
on Warren avenue on Monday morn
ing OF Brights disease Mr.. Arnold
WAS born near Beallsville In 1853 and
vas married TO Miss Martha Price In
1875. He IL survived by his wife and
iwo daughters. Mrs. elem Wiley. OF
Cambridge. and Mrs. Roy Smith. OF
Seneca Fails. y. Y. Mr.. Arnold was
a faithful member OF the Methodist
church. and was devoted to his fam
fly. Funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev Flory Wednesday after
noon. burial In Greenmount
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Owing tn fIr decision ri Iul~e rfret
Nehded down in tne common rfraa court
or belmont rnuufV VeHfarIHr rFrv
tburrh. the local saloon Keeper viii
have 90 come 90 THE state nnd viii 70
rfive be- eerfrnrr lr the NHrahau rDun.
~ circuit court IN which fe vas co...
virted 20 the October term laaf year. arI
the charge m r0ndurflrE rambling
room ln The rear ~ HIa saloon rufnr
decision IudHn ffnrn hHr hell fIr De-.
CIfIpn under aIVlaemrnf since last Trf.
nfl. wien Nlrcn wac flfrn n bearing
In fHe Nf fIf.rHE.Ifr court. follow Inv ...r
aff.ff on UfII1H after Flfffnur Vnr.
mon. N ohio. hnI ISSUED ext. rffIsr
papers a. f|n Nraf NIfrIuIa DfU...Ia
fnf The arrest auf lnfrnflau OF fInrrh
INr question or Indemnity uaa raised Hs
Nnf .NH 1ffnrneFH. uH w4n HIru the
question ~ fIo legality ~ hIa ffiaf The
IIIr nfffd Tor rulings % fhf West Nfr.
finIl supreme court ln similar cases
.nI y 'Iinf farflEfu fu.rI.Hrf fIsu.
li iH ifkfIy f.af Church w|If Ha IrY.IrIf
rnw iNe l.fImrrf "Hu".r IfIf ffI I0I..r
ln tIe MaisHall- Jail whore 80 Villa -
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Smoke Of Herbs
Cures Catarrh

a eimpis. Este. Rsslabis Way end n
coets Nethine - Try.
This preparation Of hsrbs. leaves.
dowers and berries (containing NO
tobacco or habitform.ng drugs) n
either smoked In IN ordinary clean
pipe or smoking tubs, and By draw
Ing the medicatsd smoke into the
mouth and inhaling into the lungs or
sending Il out through the nostrfls
In . perfectly natural way, the worst
case of Catarrh can DO eradicated.
II 10 not unpleasant to use. and at
the same time II IL entirely harmless.
and can be used BY man. woman or
child.
Just a. Catarrh h contracted by
breathing cold or dust and germ-laden
air. just 20 this balmy antseptic smok-
ing remedy goes 10 all the affected
parts Of the air passages Of the head.
nose. throat and lungs. II can readily
be seen why the ordinary treatments.
such as sprays. ointments. saives.
liquid or tablet medicines fail-they
do not and can not reach all the
affected parts.
II you have Catarrh Of the nose.
throat or lungs. choking. stopped-up
feeling. colds. catarrhal headaches: II
you are given to hawking and splitting.
this simple yet scientific treatment
should cure you
An illustrated book which goes thor
oughly into the whole question OF the
cause, cure and prevention OF catarrh
will. upon request. be sent you by DIR.
J. W. Blosser. 42o Walton street. At
lanta, Ga
He win afso mail You Ave days.
free treatment. You will Mt once see
that II 10 q wonderful remedy. and m
Il only costs one dollar for the regular
treatment, II IL within the reach OF
everyone. II IL not necessary to send
any money-simply send your name
and address and the booklet and free
trial package will be mailed you i'm
mediately.
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COUNTY COURT
Deeds Recorded.

Deed dated October 3I-wm r.
Chambers TO Arthur W Graham.
parcel Of real estate on the Island:
consideration. SO.
Deed dated September 22-Green-
wood cemetery 20 Lillian White. lot
In cemetery. consideration. $40.
Loycland Improvement Company 10
Edward Johns. lot in Loyeland. con
sideration. $40.
Deed dated October iG-Greenwood
cemsfery 20 Beech Glen Sand Com
pany. right Of way for sewer through
cemetery. deed accompanied by blue
print drawing. consideration, $500.
Deed dated November 2-Security
Trust Company. trustee. 20 Scott
Lumber Company. lot in Woodlawn:
consideration. $40.
Deed dated November II. ID. Mer.
r.man 20 Harry y. Caldabaugh. lot IN
sprlngdale. consideration. SO.
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which guarded him from the danger
OF taking trivial things too seriously.
relieved the strain both for himself
and his followers IN times OF greatest
stress. and gave him entrance TO the
hearts OF men the wide world over
Born TO rule. though he never
held official position. and owed moth
ing to his station. though he died as
he had lived. a mere preacher and
professor OF theology In a small and
out-of-the-way town. be dominated
more than half OF the western world.
and the whole OF Il Is changed be-
cause he lived He was built on no
ordinary scale. this redoubtable Ger
man He was
OF Titanic Stature.
and our common standards fail ade-
quately 20 measure him. but his life
lies open 20 all the world. as do few
other lives in history. To know ~
as We may IL well worth an effort d"
At the morning service the follow
ing music will be rendered:
Orzan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." from
Gsurs Holy CITY"
Nv Light and Ny salvation. Bruner
Offertory-"Pastoraic'' ...... Fraxier
Unfold We Portals" Gounod
Po-tiude Coronation MRrch's clark
The yesper service will begin at
20. and II will be well worth the
while 10 see the choir In their new
vestments which they will wear for
the first time on this occasion. The
music at the evening celebration fol
lows.
Prciude--''F~stivn March" ........C Clark
Anthem-~By Hahyion's Wave Gnunod
cffertory--''sss renRde ........ Gounod
Anthem-"Thc Heavens Are Telling"
st-..s.- haydn
postiude-A Minor ............ Kfrross
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owing to the fact that thousands OF
Lutherans and others in this city are
again observing this momentous
epoch In the history OF the Christian
church or Luther and the reforma-
ton. the Rev. Benzes has this 70 say:
Significance Of Observance.
Tho annual Observance of reforRa-
ton day is not done in a spirit OF
antagonism towards the Roman
church. In the latter We have many
personal friends and We rejoice in
the great good which IL everywhere
performs. yet we would be unworthy
OF our great heritage were We 10 for
get TO thank God on this memorable
day In the worlds history for that
which He wrought through His ser
rant Luther. More than anything
else We glory in and prize our re-
ngious liberty OF which the world
knew absolutely nothing prior to the
Luther reformation in the 18th cen
hurry. The world owes a debt OF graft
Jude to the memory OF Martin Luther
sor It's religious and educational
emancipation.
1853, was one OF the greatest men
the world has ever had. lie never
broke with the Catholic church. Tn
Ser the guidance OF the Almighty. he
pimply
Corrected Terrible Grievances
and horrible abuses then existing In
the church. No properly trained
Lutheran believes that his church be
gan on october 81. 1917. when Luther
in righteous indignation nailed his
ninety-nve world famous theses or
protests against the sale OF indul-
sences TO the door OF the castle
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Re formation Festival at
Zion Lutheran Church

church IN TIE city Of wittsnbsrE.
LueAsrans b1isvs thsnsslvss to b.
iong TO the tue Catholic (univcrsay)
church Of Christ and His apostles.
They have no fAifh In sectarianism.
Only One could found the church. and
He 10 the divine Son o. our Heavenly
Father. Jesus Christ blessed forever
more.
The world to-day u taking .
greater interest In Luther than ever
before. Arthur G. McGiffen, pro-
lessor Of church history In Union
theological seminary In New York.
and not Lutheran. closes his sx-
celient series Of
Papers On Luther,
which have been running for the last
year In the Century magazine. with
these words: He was q man through
and through: . man Of heroic mold.
courageous. strong. masterful. frank.
sincere and generous. a. far from
petty 1ealousy and cowardly duplicity
~ from priEgishness and cant. He
was In deadly earnest and yet had
the rare and saving grace OF humor.
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impressive osrvsess vfiu Dc Ned la
Honor - MartiR lsthsr
On ouaday.
rhG choiR WILL APPGAR
~ hAhpeonE vEsTMENre.
"Tks Apostolic Church Rsseored,-
eselsot % Sermon ~ the rev.
n - DsnxA.

Tue services to ~ held both morn
tng and evening At Zion Luthsrln
church on Sunday. promise to Be the
most slAborats Reformation day OBJ
servancs In the city. - Indeed this
church has been the leader In these
oossrvances for the last 0vs ysars.
The morning service. beginning at
1918 o'clock. II the regular euchar.
istic celebration The pastor. the
Rev. A. l. Benxe. win address his
congregation on the subject. The
Holy Apostolic Church Restored"
The accompanying picture 10 . good
likenesa OF DIR. Martin Luther, the
hero Of the XVI century reformation.
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BENW00D

Tho contract frr The now VOL .n tic
tirst vard has been Def Oh ~ EIrrr or
NoundHvilIe. drilling contractor. nnH
viii De firsf fro The same wy as The for
uer wcIl ir Tire FIffl ward Contractor
EiEgE haH started work on tho new ifu
provement. whfrh a. located near Mar
kle's store. on Marshall street au1 Do d.
expected that the we'll viii De reaHv Tor
service ir several weeks Tile nos
pump was ordered put DOB bv council A.
ne lat meeting ana this action was
taken On account ~ fnr scarcity Of GOOD
Wafrr fu tho upper ufrT
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BIG VERDICT IN
CONDEMNATION SUIT.

Special Dispatch 20 TIE Intelligence.
MORGANTowN. W. Va. nov s.
Tweniy-two thousand dollars. n de-
crease Of $500 from the award %
the commissioners In the case Of the
Fuckhannon a Northern Railroad
Company's condemnation suit against
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

IRE damage. Nineteenth and Jacob
streets
Arthur Graham Raising house. 80
Florida street
Mrs Eliza shortie Oue.room add
tion. - Thirty eighth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
DAILY SUBJECTS
OF Lectures 20 BE Delivered by Mrs..
Rorer ~ Frenxheir, store Com
mencirq Monday.

Tho committee Of tho home eco
Monies department % the Womans
club yesterday announced the FOL
lowing subjects Of tho daily lectures
to be delivered by Mrs Sarah Tyson
Rorer 90 the " q. Frenzheim fur
niture store. Nos it26-1i3O Main
street. commencing on Monday
starches." thread" The Use Of
Cheaper Cuts ~ Meat" salads. ="
soups and Dessert
The lectures will take place az
10 30 o'clock each morning. and O.
demonstration along the lines Of tac
subject discussed Will be given 90
go each afternoon. The subjects
and days Tor their discussion will be
published later.
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the Morgantown Brick Company. and
an increase % $4,000 over the
amount offered the brick company by
the railroad company In its petition.
was the verdict OF the jury in the
case. The jurors reached an agree
ment late last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

Health officer Motto has received the
health cards, which bear the sanitary
res uiation OF the city and they will be
bo,s~ IN eossp,cnou. pl.;sa and distri-
printed In several dffferent lansua Ees.
Tor the beneht OF the foreign population.
tne majority OF whom are little iax IN
iaid down by the city council a treat
zeal OF trouble has been experienced by
the city OFFICIALS In the enforcement OF
In different parts or the city seem 10 re-
Ear dtne alleys ana stersts a. the only
place 10 dump their garbage and other
reIuse ana IL was Tor this reason that
xsint.d with the proper way 10 take
care of their premises.
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Read the w. Va Optical Co.'S an
nouncement on Page 8. to-day's issue.
the benwood A. G. team have secured
vic CITY hail as q place TO practice ON
acSount or the chilly evenings.
tlonal Tube works In the tube depavf-
ment, Tomorrow evening, following a
lev days idleness. owing to the shipment
OF steel TO PittsburE,
Regular services viii be held In the
local churches tomorrow
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John s. Master 20. and Nora 49,
Potts. g. 81 Rellairc.
Dean 8 Lewis. 70 and Ella Eliza.
beth krause. 70. both ~ Pit,sburg.
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steamed Shell Oysters. "a peek
Sse; peck, zoe. the SENATE CAFE
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Derda Of Truat


Two deeds Of trust we're left for
record
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The replica or the New Orleans. the
nrst steamboat ID ply The Ohio river.
va. rendered an ovation At this city yes.
tsraay. BY = larse number Of people Who
the passinx OF the craft. The local
school children were out IN full force
ana Gang patriotic songs a. the boat
passed The local wharf. All the whistles
IN Greater Benwood were tied down
while the New Orleans wee passing the
city. and created quite Q bit q noisa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
HOW LONG HAVE YOU
BEEN PAYING RENT

Have YOU anything except rent re-
ceipts 10 show for what you have paid
What H. the total amount you have
paid FOR reut9
4 home purchased under our plan
would cost you less each month than the
average mau a. paying for rent. by
adopting our plan you would turn your
renf into paying FOR n home.
Tho standard Home Company Eive-
the man % moderate means. the man
workiug Tor a salary. the wage Garner.
the benefit ~ low rate OF interest. ami
long time payments s. 50 Per month
With only 20 interest on unpaid hal
me under our plan
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sheriff s'''; Rs,': ss. s:s'; y:s
ssrosy that he would bring Church TO
this state either ON Sunday OF Monday.
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liam +. Chiffon. Charleston. and John
Z. Day. secretary. Wheeling.
wheeling's claims for the centennial
IRE represented In the following letter
which will be submitted 10 the COM
mission by the board OF trade:
wheeling. w. Va. Nov. I. 1911
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-05-06
Telegraphic News.
Honolulu News.

HONOLULU May 5-Ove 1000 persons signed petition
for the Irwin site for Federal building
Two soldiers from the transport Logan through large win
dow in the Young Cafe last night
All of the 100000 appropriation for Ho wharves will be used in
less than year. The Napoopoo wharf will be built
Campbell leaves for Maui today inspect the belt road plans
HONOLULU May 4-No developments in the Hilo school
matter 1t is rumod that Evane Vanata and Editor Conness
be called
Japanese assaulted his wife of the judiciary building
for fyng him before the grand jury The
seriously injured
District Magistrate Lymer has resigned go partnership
with Thompson and Wilder
Mott Smith has been eapponte President the Board of Health
attacked Rev Wadman papers alleged
injudcous remarks.
Dr. Ii believes cholera introduced into the islands by the
Russians
The has appointed Campbel Pogu Howell Harvey
and Bal loan commissioners.
HONOLULU May 3.-Commoner Keefe has written local
officials stating that Chinese brought Hawaii
laborers.
the grand jury takes action in the Ho School matter it
will dropped and the appointments to Honolulu schools withheld
Physicians have decided the first cholera dis
covered, and probably originated in the Gold Mine at Iwie
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1911-05-06
Kahului
Breakwater
Many Men and Much Machinery Now
Engaged in Work.

Manager Williams of the Kahu
lui Railroad took a party up to the
new quarry this week to get a close
view OF the way, they turn out the
stone for the new breakwater. After
short trip over the road the quarry
was reached, and it is doubtful if
one person in ahundred who passes
and repasses this spot has any>idea
OF the quantity of stone that is be-
ing taken out of there daily the
thing is being done in such a quiet
and unostentations manner.
The party arrived at the quarry
just as the men were getting ready
to set off blast. All walked boldly
along inspecting the great bonlders
and the modern machinery in oper-
alton, until some one dropped the
remark that the men were connect
Ing up the wire to set off a charge
OF 900 pounds of powder. Everv-
one had seen enough at close range,
and felt safer little farther away,
and the writer saw one hardy mar
liner perched up behind a water
tank.
AT word from the engineer in
charge the current was turned on,
and it seemed as though the whole
face of the gulch became a living
thing. The mass of rock gave a
heave, and then with mighty roar
that could be heard for miles, col
lapsed, and in ten minutes the
steam derrick and men were back
at work clearing away the debris.
Thus the work goes on, and as
the trains bring the stone down to
the breakwater it can be seen ex-
tending farther and farther until
soon Kahului will have harbor
suitable for the adequate handling
of its shipping.
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tion between the failure to remove
Marcial and the admission of Broth
er Rickard to practice in the district
courts here. But it looks to me as
though he intends to get out of the
gulch at Laupahoehoe and settle
where there are almost as many
motion picture houses as people.
He has my best wishes.
note much of interest in the
daily press regarding the sanitary
commission recently authorized by
act OF the legislature. 1t appears
to me likely body and one that
should do more than pose. If the
town can be cleared of pest holes
and mosquitoes; if the tenements
can be cleared of their disease pro-
voking features and the swamps of
Nuuanu and Waikiki filled, | will
feel like saying that the legislature
did one good thing and the governor
did the rest. / mean the creating
of the commission and the selection
of the men to do the work. But
there is lot of work ahead. More
evil than has been shown to exist in
sections of the city will be rooted
out if the work is properly done
and as there is an absolute freedom
from politics about the particular
atmosphere that surrounds this new
committee | believe we will all see
results. Honolulu might be the
healthiest and prettiest city on the
globe if the people would just hold
on to the rope and pull together.
But there is too much commercial
ism in the makeup of the people.
Altogether too much putting it on
the other fellow to accomplish re-
suits. The people, as a whole, out
here remind me of old Josh Nicker-
son who kept a blacksmith shop
back on the Wabash so many years
ago that it makes me feel old to
Continued on Page o.
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The Mexican Situation.

WASHINGTON, May 3The situation in Mexico considered
to have assumed grave aspect
Ell PASO May 3Peace commissioners arrived from the capitol
yesterday
CITY OF MEXICO, May 3-Mosby the American leader of
Lower California rebels reported severely wounded The
has agreed extend armstce Madero for five days
WASHINGTON May IA bill has been introduced into Con-
g requiring alien immigrants to the u S. ships of
American register.
HONGKONG May 3-Invesgation fails show casualties
among the foreigners in and about Canton.
LOS ANGELES May 3-The Board of Supervisors have appro-
prated $4,000 fund for prosecuting the alleged dynamiters
NOGALES May S-Situaon grave. Two American non-com-
batants reported killed near here