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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
COLLISION
OF Auto Truck and Surrey on sus
pension Bridge Results In Dam
aGe-No one Injured.

slight accident occurred on The
suspension bridge yesterday Afternoon
about aH O'Clock. when an autoul0
hii" truck belonging 10 the Belmont
Brew lux 60 ran into a horse and
surrey driven by q Garvln. a.
Bethlehem but luckily no one va.
injured. Mr Garvin with his family.
was returning from visit with a
friend on DO" Island. and when nea-
'h" east end % fthe bridge the truck
lu passing. struck The LETT front wheel
90 the surrey. completely demolishin-
the wheel anf shafts The harness
sas ais1 broken tO pieces. Mr C-e.
$50 and son we're thrown from f1.I
riR. bat scaped injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
ELM GROVE
John Boyd Painfully Injured m Ace
dent At Greenwood Cemetery
Otner News Notes.

John H0sc. 81 Resident OBJ. Ihirf,
slNih street, Nh,cHns. ua, PAINFUL
injured cu rhe head vhi.- a~-istinl
.n .ar erection = monument Do
Grecrsood cemetery yesterday morn
irE ahnu. fu O'Clock I. Vas ON
p."ted by s White q Sons. who hav.
the contract FOR ra,.1s tho morr
mCn' The base had been p.a~ef ..
position and tho second SION. was De-.
ing lowered and was being placed ir
position hF BOYD who was using "a
croNh'r as q lever 90 some manner
'h" fhsi"ninFs ou the hlock slipped
a."w'us Do 90 'ail This causcd Pho
bar q" strike Nr Boyd n terrific blow
"n 'he risht side OF hi- head. render
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

To" r~- c1mmitte.. ~ l. Tim
Grove council has awarded th. con
tract off furnishing REV chemical 20
'ne y JoI irtm-ut io 5 y Ncuou
ala oi Wheeling Specifications and
plans Tor th" n"A chemical houses to
h' erected 90 ~pr.u-dai. and E.m
Heights "crr accepted from Ch.-f B.
b.. Nica'rsou. and bids Tor t.y rrrc.
fton of OIL, hui'i'ns- 500 De- received
uutil Ihl--lA, r..u.ie November 3d.
when meeting VIl boz held and tgr
contract awarded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Walter Marsh. o. NcCurdy ADJ
ton. Who recently purchased the
building formerly occupied by Scott II
Russell th" painter. is getting every
thing 90 r%diness for the opening CT
H slu- store and the improvements
and change being made 20 the In
terror 70 th- room have been com
piefed \ Lr.;e stock OF shoes ar
rived yesterday. and Vas placed 900 the
store Tie formal Opening VIII Dee
hold .n few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

t'f ir IS 20 Crumritt. prom
rrnt --ut.- nt th. W--f .T.rsiu "a
ference uf 'h- Methodist Episcopal
church. sf" at- appointed hy tie
bishop a- -.~c'r. agent of the con
terence in 'h~ Interests ~ r-e constl
tutcrsi prohibition amendment. will
preach .r th- Methodist church a.
Tr.ad' rhis on sunday. November 70.
tn" public ls Invites 20 attend the
service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

John Lruu-t4- Cc-t.r AIS arrested
Yesterday afternoon by ToVn ser.
r~srt James Frazier ou the charge 90
hsltirg With sam Charley. aho hat
warrant i--u-1 for tosfirs arrest
'o-tic pm up for Die appearance AMI
later has warrant lssu~d for the ar
rest ~ Charley ON similar charg..
The trial ~as 20 have been he'd las,
evening before Mayor Henry stein
hut was postponed until this evening
when additional Witnesses will Doe
summoned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITES By
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN

Wh4@ihti - hLEJit-N-
The following news item.
sent out from Denver. ooh.
appeared in the newspapers
recently:
Ia 10 not nsc-sEary 'o employ arErl-
nenf % sh0- thai ADgEHTlSi,.G
PAYS - THE CAS- BtEiSEas.
Nhsnevsr adverfis'ns las been done
resalts have h%sn noted which al "a
oAntly prove So yalue FOLLOWING
TIE spp~aranc- % STHiKfNG
SfWSPAPEH ADNERTfS F.NFST q
jump In sales aud re Increase 90
visitors az the sac appliance display
room have almost Invariably been CD
served"
This sfatsueAf aar made today
oefoFe = 'holsand delsEa--s % fas
sesenfh annual convention 20 Lee Sa-
uonai COmmerciaI Gas Annexation.
nov being held o. th.- arR auditorium
here b. Thomas 10 ElrpcA Ir. adj
yertisfng manager 90 Tie llf.I lss
improvement Complain. In "a paper ou
u P-rOD ATE ADEEE ISI'.G
METHODS"
Mr.. EieOck -rplain~d 'h. methods
employed b. the a. Company
IN Advertising - appliances and
called special Attention 90 EDi CA.
TiONAL CAMPAIGNS 20 srqlalnf
the public with some ~ 'he details or
the business.
The gas companies, The tel
ephone companies, puhlic ser
vice corporations ana other
corporations that have liver-
tised APPRECIATE THE
POWER or PUBLICITY.
The miracle is that more COM
panieS that depend absolutely
on the support OF the people
DO NOT ADVERTISE to tell
the people what they have.
and why the people should
patronize them.
Some time ago told a story
in this column about a sue
CESSFUL ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN made by the Gas
Company in Cleveland. an
other in New York ami an
other in Philadelphia. ana
since then some other com
panies that never did any adj
vertiSing have seen the light
and are buying newspaper
publicity.
| am told that the recent
announcement OF the AMER
iCAN SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY explaining To- the
public its reimbursement ut
prices was the MOST EFFEC-
TIVE piece OF copy this com-
pany ever put out.
The truth is that l fiE PEG
PIE WANT TO KNOW
ABOUT EVERYTHING IN
THESE DAYS, AND THEY
LOOK FOR THE lNFOR-
NATION N THEIR DAILY
NEWSPAPERS.
How ShortSightei a policy
il is not tu tell the news of
ones business in the ADNER-
TlSlNG COLUMNS Of the
daily newspapers, which are
now read As much as the news
columns!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

ratrs Roe creditors have been ordered
'o appear aud n.' objections. 10 there
De any. 'o th" manner OF division Of
the residue from the sales Of the Of
fFo'f ~ thc various bankrupts The
fu..YNIus case. are rrf & IS Xix
Gins merchant Lffr-tOu. U %
Humc-. grocer Weusburg. e. "
'haru.ck .ahor,r. Whernur. Lewis
James. oI dr.iler JacksDnburr. John
slender. oa operator Sea Narfin--
Willie. arl g. IS Fra1zheim. Wheeling
FA. frat meeting OF creditors Of
Thomas 80 TomInaou. Wheeling Ia.
hor".. whose petition lu bankruptcy
uae ti.f '1sf week. is SCI for 900
O'clock this morning while that of
ft. Mound Citr coal and Coke 60
"ii' Doc hold ai lH o clock FRIDAY morn
'nr TO-" bankruptcy 81 fhe latter is
involuntary. AVID ro -cu.1uI. % assets
Dr Liabilities ha= set been Oiled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

lrs1f many fturtHf. comments
have been heard nn th. action Ht .t.
.ify council lu ordering urw Ur.
f-u.k FOR ths usa 90 fhr department
NJ safety iu fhir .if. THE present
sfFfew .s t 'fft'a slow iu responding
Ia vas shown rf several 90 fh. ff.s
chat have nrDurf. 80 iafs and ffa rr.
.srsem-nf of fa. Olf. t14 mad. f-.
need 90 better urr department. Ir.
rrrHfisf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
L-t.rsrr soe.,,... m..t

rh. Mountain stat. and NirrlnIa
Literary aueI-ti.a uf ths Ius.f high
school will hold R iuirf mrrfre in
OBJ. high school auditorium Cd. NOR
r.a afternoon 81 ono o.ri..h Hur
program las been prepared. arI th-
tuu .rgHuizatlHr4 ans IH. r.H.. s
invited fU nff.rH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Mrs george Dunlap passed away ~
hrr home or Ws.mtus Ridge on
Tuesday afternoon follow wing a short
illness with heart trouble $50. is .Ir-
tItrd hE four daughters sUI .u- SON.
Tu- funeral services Will Ir hold At
two O'Clock this afternoon frnm the
family home. trf irfrrurrf VIII pc
made in mo WaNman.s E.IE. .cme-
tors,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
MOUNDSYILLE
No Agreement Reached With rrso-
ton Company on Glendale I'm
nrugsrnsnf

session 81 county court va held
yesterday. at which Attorney William
Erskine. ~ Whe~iing. appeared on bc-
half Of the Wheeling Traction corn
pany aud received The arguments In
the agreement between tho court and
the Traction company in che improve
Incnts 60 tho Glendale rutt r.v .r.
der way No immediate legal action
Will be taken hy the local Hltn.fi I.a
tfhfa after due notice fs st..sI .u
the Traction company to fYini th.ir
part fthe contract NT Erskiue
sfatad thar the companv would make
known their intentions iu few davr
aud "a IL expected that a rrmprn-
nniseWtss may b. reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Joe Maiennwsky appeared against
Alien. Babcnsky in squire HiErs court
yesterday afternoon frr n1eTei aa-
sauit. which Joe s1if haT been made
upon him by the defendants on SUM
DAY two weeks aEo. After hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

% NATIVE HflI = 'n.re ne a.-.f
.. Itrp comedy remove.
'a ..r fII name f... f.r
GROVE 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

ITO BE- continued }
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

The following news item.
sent out from Denver. Col.
appeared in the newspapers
recently:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17
BUSINESS NOTES.

| wv
The Fair 10 Chicaso's foremost de-
partmsnt store and ID also the safest
Il abounds with splendid assortment
Of merchandise exclusively for the -
Of mea.
Maryland Reserve 10 q favorits with
oil eosd Judges Of re WHISKY. Brss1
4 Kennedy, sole prepeiseofA
No bsttsr place II Chicago for pic
mics, festivals and parties Of all kinds
than q James Kolse's beautiful Elec-
trio PARK. 1t the corner Of irving ParA
boulevard and Northwest cath street.
~HA
Rs1eipA oelsase. sc Neeth Ozark
streeG y ~ sele agent fos ~ Uaitsl
States fer OohleseB runAsA, oerolstetA.
Pileea, Hefbrauhaus. Masaehea, Duer'
switches Dranhaus. The Chicago Of.
~ = under the managemsat q WIN.
0hN0AaAof.
~
No wonder the buoine0s Of the Brand
0rswtng Company, ct 1861 Elston ave.
aue, increased over 100 per cent during
1Sos. Their famous Extra" brew has
worldwide reputation.
~9A
For badges, buttons and signs Of oil
kinds 20 b 0ersghty 4 o., 81 Ia Sale
street.
T0o 6uanoD men NO want IL boOe
dssGs and o0ce ott1AO % 10 nsvoil'A
II yos eaa't b suited at Rsvsll's 20
can't - suiesd Anywhere.
NJ haAAoo0aOl 0o0 sanDoasy -
nese Aurohoe ~ S0GoOe soasoBuseosa
~ e9sss1 y ~ eelseeo4e0 o.
oayx Jesls0 ~ IsunAaEns ~ q.
dUglvely ~ ~ DlsAsD . DaAoosk
ce0eaay, 10 Dase Was6l1Oeeo sGsosG
Nh ~ senpAay, ~AlsA - s0sss
h ~ lArgsse ete1ss - AossisA ~
- peR g ~ M = ~ Wsso1, aAA
svssyeAiag 4 e9sss = ~ SssG ne
ChlsaOe e0sss ~ uaAse ~ saoahis
~ regular management q OeoDee
L9sa.
~
Fer the finest tailoring at moderate
prices % TO Tanner 4 Conley. Rsapsr
block. They stand In the front ranlEz
Of Chicaso's leading tailora Tuxsdoa
and full dress suits can BE- rented
~e~
One Of The feronose concerns q ~
kind In Chicago b the Lake DuIlins
Material Company. 0vorything b ~
way Of lime. cement Subhls. esusAsl
stone. plastsss, latA. sand. ssvsP Dipe
ste, = handled b tAis BIG IN. ~
A. Musllee b DrseidsnA John 0ooo0
btsWsli = treasures. end 4 W1tAaE
q secretary. 00es ~ yas1s - q
91l4 Wsse l3tA 0lsos1
~
II you want the best drink Ate
Lager. the beer In the green bottle
Tivoli Brewing Company. W. J. We
laskey. Chicago, manager. Telephon
Douglas 621.
There 70 no better beer on the ma,
ket than Magnet Beer. brswsd solel,
By the wsll.known Atlas Brewinl
Company. Telephone Canal ssl.
The famous Wursburger Hofbrs,
and original Pilssnsr. favoritss ct q
Chicago's leading bu6sts, restaurant
and clubs. are imported solely By Az
gust Luohow. Mr.. Luohow's o6acss Il
Chicago are In the Stock Hxchans
Building. 100 Ia Sale street. and o.
In charge Of Mr.. Hans Luchow, tn
wsll'known and wsll.liksd wsstsr,
The schillo Garage, slS.sl7 Dskil
street, near Sheridan Road, 10 DIG
nounced By automobile owners an,
everyone interested In automobiles h
b one Of the most complete and vel
run garages In Chicago. The propria
tors are = W. schillo and A. q. Schil
10. two yong men born and raised II
Chicago. They are the sons Of Adam
N. 6chillo. the we'll known uvsrymau
Ut $40 West North Avenue who, lik,
his boys. has legions Of friends
Messrs. schillo are agents for tn,
famous Mercer car. built In New
Jersey.
!eaa J. osrashts. o. Il SALE sezss'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

The Fair 10 Chicaso's foremost de-
partmsnt store and ID also the safest
II abounds with splendid assortments
Of merchandise exclusively for the -
Of mea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
CALL" ON YOUNG
 LADIES RESENTED

Geneva, June 4-(Special1-While try ing to enforce a curious and ancient Swiss custom four young Swiss men were shot in the village of Vex, Canton of Yalais, two being seriously injured and transported in haste to the hospital at Sion, while the others were slightly wounded
 The custom, which still exists in the Alpine hamlets and villages, permits young men after their days work, to visit a family and ask to see" the daughter-after she has reached the age of IS, which Is the marriageable age in this country-and the visit is generally considered as a compliment to the girl and is welcomed by the parents. for the young men, who are called 'lovers," come well provided with wilfes and food. and a pleasant evening-sometimes happy marriage results
 In this case however. the custom has a more tragic issue. The four 'lovers" were refused entrance to the house by the angry father. and on attempting 10 enter by force he took his rifle and shot them down. The man has been arrested and the villagers are very indignant the victims are honorable young men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
DIVERS ARE AFTER
 GREAT TREASURE

West Terschelling, June 24-(SpeciaD- Divers from the salvage ship Lyons are at work for the first time among the wreckage under the stern of the sunken Iutine, and only a few feet of sand and broken shell now separate them from the hard clay floor of the sea, upon which $5,0OO,0O0 in gold and silver bars and coin is believed to lie
 Favored by frequent short spells of fine weather Captain Gardiner, of the Lyons, and his crew of divers have been able to make excellent progress. The huge suction pump of the vessel has been able to remove tens of thousands of tons of sand from over the wreck, and it's
 satern. in which the cargo of treasure was carried, now lies exposed.
 The work of the divers is particularly hazardous, owing chiefly to the strength of the tides only a few days ago a diver had gone down to view the pro- gress being made by the pump, and aft CT some minutes all signals from him 10 the ship ceased. The weather at the time changed for the worse, and a nasty sea was rising, yet one of his mates inn mediately put on a diving suit and pre- pared to descend to the missing mans aida task in the circumstances, of great danger.
 The position of the ship was altered trifle in order to facilitate the descent, the ships side an object was seen float ing close by. This proved to be the missing divers boots, and boat which
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
DESTROYER OF
 AIRSHIPS PLANNED

London, June 2L-(Special 1.-The war office is at present considering a new en- zine of destruction for use against air men in the shape of dirigibe aerial torpedo which. it's inventor claims. can be kept ahoat for an indefinite period, lowered, elevated, and moved in any di- rectlon at the will of the operator.
 The inventor Is MT. W. S. Spencer, who is at present lying i'll in the Greenwich hospital for seamen as the result of . hatch falling on him on shipboard near Durban, Natal. Otherwise, the inven- tion he claims would have been tested.
 The invention, which is patented, is simple" he said, and consists princi- pally of a kite, which, carrying illuminate of mercury, one of the most explosive substances known, can be guided in q perfect circle from the ground by the operator It took me three years to work out the proper shape to get this result. The total cost of the thing would not exceed SIPS.
 When I was in Durban l performed many experiments with 1t at a lonely part of the sea coast. For instance, I sent up three balloons that. owing to varying wind currents, went three sepa- rate ways, yet l was able to steer the torpedo as to explode them all. l found, too that I could easily bring it down from 40O0 feet to within 6 feet of the ground. vet not take in an inch of cord. and then send ii up again.
 ."The size of kite I find best is one or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25

people have witnessed "East Lynne
 than have seen any other play. This r-- markabe truth is explanahle by the fact that the attack on the sensibilities is ire sistible. p
 The members of the Schiller company
 will find consenial roles in East Lynne. :. Miss Nora Shelby is an emotional actress
 of much ability and she will no doubt be
 seen to great advantage in this play. Miss Shelby has won her reputation by her successful interpretations of emotional roles. such as she will he called upon to portray this week Clifford Bruce, For rest Sebury, Rollo Lloyd, Ebert Benson.
 Helen Scott Harry Thomas, Ida Thomas, who have become great favorites here, will be suitably east.
 Since most of she players are familiar with the lines. scenes and situations of East Lynne they will therefore be able to carry the roles with more precis- ion than usual.
 The presenting of East Lynee' will also introduce to Birmingham theatre goers a new member of the company, one, although here throughout the entire sea son. has not appeared. and in the offering this week will simply shine. The new player is little Tnez Seabury, daughter of Forrest Seabury. the clever comedian of the company. Dainty Yuez will play the role of little Willie and f is declared that the charming miss possesses all the talents necessary to bring out the many fine points of the drama.
 There is a performance each evening and matinees on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
FISH AND FROGS
 ARE RESURRECTED

Vienna, June 24-(Special9-Som inter- esting experiments on the possibility of sGspending life for a definite period have been carried out by Professor Pictet Geneva. In one case he took some gold fish froze them in water to 20 degrees (centigrade, below zere and then after three months death" gradually warmed the block of ice and brought back the hsh to life.
 Professor Pfctet states that he carried out his experiment in order to see whether the phenomena of life could be made to disappear and be again restored, and the most convincing results have been obtained with fresh water fish
 Frogs can bear freezing up to 2S de- grees below zero. snails have borne from 110 to 120 degrees, and a dog has been seen 10 go through a whole hour at a temperature of no degrees below freezing point without dying. These experiments have convinced Professor Pictet that life is being brought within the number of natures constant forces.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
Farewell Week at the Biiou
"....................... ............s.o.sss.so

NIh a1 httN SAJ0a
 This week will be farewell week at the Biiou, and the announcement is sure 10 be read with heartfelt regret by every ad- nirer of the Schiller Players, who have during their stay in Birmingham made a friend of every patron. The week begin ming tomorrow night will be one filled with sad goodbyes and the well wishes of a play-loving public who have come to look upon these artists as being a part of their own Birmingham, and who will sadly miss them when all is over.
 When the curtain descends upon the last act next Saturday night the Birming- ham Schiller company will be no more. They will all depart for future engage ments, and will achieve other successes and make friends all over again.. There is not, if is believed. a member of the company that does not carry away with him or Der the well wishes of every per- son that has seen their work during the stock season at the Bijou.
 For their farewell presentation the Schiller Players will offer the never end ing success, the great emotional drama, "East Lynne"
 This play is another drama of the deep CT emotions which seems destined to hold its place in the public regard for many years East Lynne has been presented countless times, but fl Is a story Of such deep interest and such compelling pathos that it's freshness remains undimmed.
 There will no doubt be many who will welcome East Lynne" again, for the great moral lesson it teaches and there are many who probably have never seen this great play. and to the latter it. is certainly to be commended, for there has never been a story written that com bned the heart interest or depicted the elements of love, hate and jealousy as they are developed in this, the greatest of all emotional dramas.
 It is estimated that more millions of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25

out however, appending his signature. Verdesi complied, and according to in struetions served the document in a cou- pie of envelopes. The Jesuit Bricarelli. 1t is alleged, conveyed the same to the Pope who placed it in possession of the sacred congregation of the lnquisition.
 A month later Cardinal Respghi. the papal Nicar-General, was summoned to an audience of his holiness, who com manded him to take immediate proceed ings against Prof. Buonatuti, formerly professor of ecclesiastical history at the Roman seminary, and four other promi- nent modernist priests, all of whom were deprived of their professorships and ben efices. The hearing of the case dis closed much intrigue on either side.
 The tribunal has ordered the magis- trates to nterrogate the cardinals con- cerned at their eminences' own private residences.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
ut off immediately found the man float

put off immediately found the man float ing upside down.
 He was quickly brought back to the ship and his helmet taken off and in a short time had recovered sufficiently to explain his strange adventure.
 While down at the wreck it appears the tide had caught him and entangled his life line so firmly among pieces of wreckage that he was unable to release it. But fortunately his ar-tube kept free and to that he owed hls life.
 He cut himself free of the life line and, allowing his diving suit to become inflated, floated to the surface, though he arrived there feet first
 The Lutine, it will be remembered, was British warship which sank in 1799 while on a voyage from Great Tar mouth to Hamburg, carrying s6,O00, GOO treasure. Some $l,0oo0O0 has at various times since been recovered but the bulk of the bullion and species still re- mains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
Heliograph Record

London, June 24.-(Special.)-A record in army signalling by heliograph was achieved in South Africa on June 23, writes correspondent. when several messages sent by 5-inch heliograph by Captain Sadler, of the Carabinlers from the Compass Beg, were clearly received by Major Home on the Cockscombe mountain, near Titanhague Cape Col onyl a distance of 150 miles.
 This achievement was only made pos sible by the clear, thin atmosphere of the country. The previous record In helio- graph signalling was 92 miles. established during the South African war by Major Home, at that time on General French's staff.