davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-03
CHIEF KNIGHT ARRESTED
Alleged Insurance Man In Trouble on
Account of IiA '.ChHnITS.v

-NIIcSCN TNNUrhHtN NfiiU tn I7IfNIIHIc on
Account of Tfis "ChHnirS.."
& Philadelphia, Pa, March 2.-CharSed
with victimzIng physicians in all sec
tons of the country by means OF an
alleged beneficial insurance organiza
ton called the knights OF Modern
Chivalry." Norman Hicks was arrested
at his home here to-day and held In
hail for his appearance in Syracuse. y.
Y. Hicks Is alleged to have reported
himself as the head Of the organization,
with Headquarters In schenectady, Ny.
Physicians, II is alleged we're in
ducc by means of circulars Scnt
through the mail 10 pay $50 for the
privilege OF acting ms examining ply
DicianS for the COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-03
FOUR NEW CASES

Nevertheless, Physicians Believe ,pbcv
Havc Diphthcria Situation In HanL.
baltimore, Md, March 2--Four new
eases OF diphtheria developed dav 81
.loEns hopkins Hospitals nurse
medical student. resident doctor ana
an orderly being stricken. The new
cases are among those who have been
''ciu .lioer SUPERVISION as suspects
Acting superintendent Morton of a.
s.lohns Hopkins Hospital. said to- doy
that he felt confident that he had the
disease i'm hand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-03
LOSES HIS APPEAL


f3H!Ur u f'uWrfHcc Must DO 'Tlmc for
Bribery.
Boston. Mass, March 2.---The SUI
preme Judicial Court tonight over
ruled the exceptions filed in behalf Of
William p. White. who. while serving
rs Mayor OF Lawrence was found
guilty Of CONSUMING 10 bride Aldermen
or that, city ara was sentenced to the
House OF Correction for three yea is
The court rejected the defendants
claim OF lrregularity in the lmpancl-
ing Of the jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-03
WILL Erect Memorial

Washington. March o-The House
this afternoon passed the bill to appro-
pirate $250.o00 to erect memorial at
Putin Bay. Ohio. in 1913. in comment
Grafton of Commodore Pcrry's victory
on Lake Erie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-03

Sensational Arrest Of Officer Morris on Eve
OF His Reelection to Position Of
Head Of Police Force.
MURDERER, ELEVATED BY :.DRYS.''
CAUGHT AFTER SEARCH OF l3 YEARS

Jonfesses That He IS Edgar STRIPPING, Escaped
Convict, Who Was Sentenced to Life Term,
ana Goes With officer Back to Georgia, Again
TO Enter Prlson-His Capture Is Due to Dis
closure by himself Of His Identity to an Old
Acqualntance-since Advancement by Pro
hibitionists Had Continued to Use GIN Fraalu8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
ANOTHER VICTORY ADDED TO
GENE LEWIS COkQU[STS
Moran-Nelson Fight Pic
lures Are Shown to Seat
tleites at Exhibit Theatre

When Eugene Levy. the ener-
gefic young motion picture king
Of the Northwest. went out and
grabbed the Moran Nelson films he
added another victory to bis string
When the time came 20 secure
the Jeffries-Johnson pictures for
Seattle and Washington 1t was
Gene Levy who jumped In and
coughed up $4,000. much 10 the
chagrin OF the picture men OF the
Coast
And when the time came for
securing the excellent Moran.Nel-
son pictures II was Gene Levy
Eho Jumped TO the fore again and
elipped another over on the local
<nsn.
The foregoing mentioned sue
eesses have led TO the remark by
tohn w. Considine, OF Sullivan a.
Considine Vaudeville Circuit. Levy
IL cure to be one OF the big head
And about the Moran-Nelson
pictures: Without question they
are the best fight pictures ever
shown In Seattle. Siean-cut TO an
almost perfect degree. the very ex-
preston on the fighters faces may
be seen. The Levy pictures dem
onstrate beyond doubt the
superiority Of little Owen Moran
over the once Invinclble Dane.
At long range boxing the little
Britisher more than outpointed the
plodding scrapper and when II
came to infighting Moran held his
own. In the last round may be
seen what perhaps will never be
duplicated again-fiye knock.
downs before Moran finally put
the fatal punch over. Nelson is
seen struggling 20 his feet as the
referee completes the count He
staggers towards the referee vainly
protesting while Moran skips Ia
his corner like a happy boy.
The pictures will be the at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS

ADDED STARTERS IN MEANNEss HANDICAP
the kids fellow dspels the
Claus the told
pagiariat th@
robber married Christ
IL
KNOW.
The throw heggar the felo~ who the back
-indulging with friends the individual Who insists
baseball
insect W a
claimed IL victims year-hc fighting
It by three
Isn't dead everywhere They're running Pensacola Jack
sonvile. Juarez and Emeryvtie
a small ball when there "a three inches
playing clear the
board. to conviction.
It's pretty hard kin he ghost
Jimmie Casey signed pilot the ~
club
Calling cards Union amaDd tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
CUB STAR TO
GROW APPLES

PORTLAND. Or. Jag. i--ioe
Tinkcf y tho Chicago Cubs 10 plan
ming 20 become an apple Eruwsr
when he refires from the Eems
Joe ia scouting around Oregon.
Washington and idaho vhis winter
on the lookout for apple lands. In
Portland today be admitted That the
stripes on the Juicy Aslrnchsn
locked prcstlsr to him than the
seams on a apaniding baseball
Then be told oft information con.
cerulng the apple Ia Harvard hlgh
brow. Just 10 ahow that he knew
shat hs sA4 talking about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

traction at Levy's Exhibit theatre
on Second Av.. near Marion St
until next Saturday night only. as
the young magnate has booked a
long string of picture houses all
over the the state. Unlike the
ordinary moving picture. battle the
Moran-Nelson go is shown every
second OF every round. Preliminary
views Of the Nelson and Moran
training quarters form a pleasing
feature.
AZ we all know, Gene Levy also
holds sway at the Circuit Theatre.
said to be the best 10c moving
picture house In the city. The
reason may be that Gene goes
East one or more times yearly to
equip himself with the late film"
knowledge.
First run" pictures seems 10
be his hobby and IT may well be ap-
preciated that they are First run,
as he Is Coast representative for the
Syndicate pictures. conceded 10 be
the worlds best"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
SHORT SPORT

Aud now Frank Gotch comes to
the front as a mattress impressario
lie will back our old friend YouA.
sif the Turk against George
Hackenschmidt
The Squirrels and the Mlnks wiil
meet on the Bismarck alleys to.
night.
James J. Corbett hasn't discover.
ed a white mans hope since yester.
day afternoon. IL Jim getting lazy ?
Tom Sharkey, the sailor pug. has
just invested $4,000 IN uptown
real estate IN New York. Prize
eoing Nix. Saloon spondulacs.
Good entertainment Il promised
at the Ballard A. C. smoker In
syphers hall. Ballard. tonight.
Jack Lester takes on Pete Mui.
doom January 16. MuldOon shows
off tonight at the Ballard A. C..
smoker.
More than $500 In prize money
viii be hung up for the bowling
tournament over in Spokane In
March.
Fielder Jones issued his daily
bulletin this morning. He will not
return To baseball
Hans Homer. an American. set a
new mark In marathon records over
in Scotland yesterday. Leading a
field OF 20. he ran the full course
in 2 hours 30 minutes II seconds.
Denver I'D Martin. the big coiored
fighter. is down In Frisco and may
mosey up this way looking for a
chance az Jack Lester.
There is 10 be no war In the
American Association this next
season, according TO George Tebeau,
who will pilot the Kansas City
team az usual. All calm and peace
full. says Tebeau.
Some fans win be immensely
pleased that Garry Hermann will
again lead In baseball: then again.
there are others who will fall into
a blue reverie over the election of
the Cincinnati office seeker.
Mickey O'Brlen, a 133.pounder
from Frisco. is In our midst looking
for fuss with anybody. Mickey IL
a fast scrapper, according to all ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
Hermann Reelected


CINCINNATI. Jan. T. 49, Garry
Hermann was reelected prebident
Of the National baseball Commits.
sion. practically without opposition.
today. when the annual meeting
was called 10 order at the Laugh
res club. Secretary Bruce likewise
was named 10 SUCCEED himself FOR
the ensuing term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
JACKSONVILLE.
JAcKsoNYIII.E- 20. b

JACKSONVILLE. Tia. Jan. A.
Results:
First race--Tippy won. AgnRr sec.
ond. Monty fox third Time
t:Ig IS.
Second race Mon AMI won. Tom
Shaw second. canoplan third Time
Ill IS.
Fourth race. vcsuvian handicap
aix fnFlongs Eddie Dale won. fay
Streak second. fawhuAka third.
Timo-t.is IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
TACOMA CHICK SHOW


TACOMA. Jan. s-The seventh
annual show Of the Tacoma Poultry
association opened here today with
a thousand entries OF chickens and
500 pairs OF pigeons. The hhoN
Ia said 70 be one % tho best ever
held ON the Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

OLD ORCHARD. Me. Jan. -
Mrs. william aprouie has offered "a
asll shat IL believed 10 be the
champion heavyweight cat Of the
state Tho animal weighs 81
pounds and - only tao years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

Tommy Tell ua fairy story
Guest Once man who had
hahy that didn't cry aud a dos that
didn't bark went 20 live IN a suburb
without mosquitoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

Roy Fisher. Kid
Yankee pitcher
locks like Jack
CHESHIRE. moves
like old Happy
yaek aud hia
teammates say he
Il sure 60 be the
rsinearuatlon OF
The king 81 spit
bAllers. by mid
season next sum.
mer
Fisher Is s foot
II. weighs 1875,
has plenty of
speed and a spit
ball just Ike
Chasbro's. but he
hasn't learned tho
control that made
the old Yankee
star a winner.
Last season was
Fishers first In
professional base
ball lie Ia only
twenty and quit
Vermont uRivcr.
si,y 20 play tho
game Last sea
son bis chief
work was 20 fin
lsh games when
other pitchers
we're beaten or
being hit hard
and he looked so
good that Hal
Chase expects big
things OF him In
lsii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
CHURCH LEAGUE
nv BASKETBALL

Scores of the Church league baa-
kashaii games last night weru IA
follows.
First Baptist IS. Plymouth Con.
Eregatioual -
Fremont Baptist e. FirN, Prcsby.
terrain 10
Evangelical n. First Christian 10
Tabernacle 10. Sc Clements s.
Tho iineups were as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
} CONNIE MACK OATS
FINE WEDDING PRESENT

= Connie Mack. the manager ,
> % the champlen Philadelphia ,
> Athletics. vas voted a present !
Of 5000 az a wedding Eifi on I
= Christmas day by stockholders !
: of the club Connia Ia some. ,
where IN Europe ON his honey !
: moon. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

Totals .. sss cas- sTs-fgTt
High single score HAthbun. 2a1
HiKh average schmidt. Isl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

counts. and has nominated Harry
krRnt 10 get him some matches.
by score Of 20 % -. the Nv.
ereit Winged rs basketball team
was defeated last night b. the I'd
monda five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04
BOWLING


The individual championship
tourney. rolled % the bismarck al
leya. ended last night with the FOL.
lowing scores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

The individual championship
tourney. rolled on the Imperial nj.
tayH. resulted as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

ron ne@. modern furnished reans a.
iew prices. rail - The Nuginus. sea VIZ
EintA a. near Wrstiasc go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

Solid Oak Dresser
A very neat. attractive style.
as pictured. made with
straight front and plain toll
let standards, large French
plate mirror. wood drawer
pulls; comes in golden fin
ish; regular price $500.
Special -. ......S16.5O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

A good. scrviccable Living Room
Rocker. with spring seat. upholstered
IN genuine Spanish Morocco leather,
shaped bannisicr back; regular price
$500 Special ........ 49,. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-04

Mickey O'Brlen, a f33pounder
from Frisco. is In our midst looking
for fuss with anybody Mickey is
a fast scrapper according to all &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
TRAGEDY In BARN
Worth Tennanet Accidentally Killed
at Little Falls by Revolver
In Own Hands

Spectnl Dispatch 20 the -utciii iirenccr
FAIRMONT. W. Va. May 10
Worth Tennanet. aged 30. was found
dead this morning al 10 O'Clock in his
fathers barn. near Little Falls. with
a bullet wound over his heart. Mrs
Jabe Tennanet. his mother, went TO
the barn on an errand and found the
hfeless body. He had told her he
was going 10 the barn 10 shoot rats.
Prosecuting Attorney T. Sutton Boyd.
Justice Parker and Deputy Sheriff
Courtney. Of MononFalia county. went
10 the scene Of the accident and en-
panelled a jury. After the inquest
was held IL was pronounced that the
man had come 10 his death by the ac-
oidental discharge OF a revolver in
his own hands.
The dead man was a Marion county
man. and recently sold his farm at
Rivesville, near Fairmont. preparatory
TO going 10 Ohio 10 reside. and was
visiting his parents at Little Falls.
He is survived by a wife and two chill
dren. The ball entered at the apex
OF the heart and passed out at the
tenth rib.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
Custom Frauds
ALLEGED GOVERNMENT LOST
MILLIONS ON cREOSOTE
cARGOES.
Wrongly Classified as creosote OH
and Come in Free In South
ern Ports.

WASHINGTON. May 19.-Creosote
importations and alleged irregulari-
ties concerning them through which
the government is stated TO have lost
millions in revenue were considered
today by the house committee on ex.
penditures in the treasury depart.
ment.
Stimulated by public charges that
creosote. dutiable under the PAYNE
Aldrich tariff law at 20 per cent ad-
valorem. was being admitted at New
Orleans and other southern ports as
creosote oil. free OF duty. the commit.
tee summoned Allan L. Benson, who
made the charges.
Mr.. Benson told the committee that
in the summer OF 1909 the British
steamer Balkani. loaded with 1000
tons OF creOsote, which he believed
dutiable at 20 per cent advalorem. was
admitted free as creosote oil at New
Orleans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
No Free Wool
Democrats Convinced That Taking
Tariff Clear OF Is Unwise-
Will Reduce Duty.

WASHINGTON. May 19.-The
house ways and means committee met
again today to consider the revision
OF the tariff on wool and determined
10 meet daily hereafter until the ten
tative draft OF bill is prepared for
submission to the Democratic caucus.
II is declared that a majority Of the
Democrats now are convinced that a
free raw wool bill would be unwise.
The prevailing opinion is that there
will be n largely reduced tariff on raw
wool for revenue purposes and that
manufactured articles will be cut
about 80 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
MOUNDSVILLE man
COMMITS SUICIDE
ELIAS CHARLTON SHOOTS SELF
THROUGH HEAD.
Man Has Been Dependent for Some
Time and Threatened 90 Suicide
Few Days AGO.

ELIAS Charlton. ~ NolndsviUc. died
yesterdat afternoon 90 $50 O'Clock
Hs result of bullet ho nref into
his own head following 20 number ~
threats f0 commit suicide Charlton
who ia H years o. ago. was employed
bv % vs.. KcTcr of NounGstIIc. and
had been dofuondouf for e.'-nc time
owing fo tIo long absence of his wife
who has boon staying with persons
residing ON The Wafuoaburr pike uo
hne been drinking heavily OF Into
which r Is Faid was tbe cnIac of hIa
wife leaving him ffo nrcd tho fatal
shot yesterday afternoon af o. f-
o'ci0ck while sitting ln chair No
arrl nromrnfs fDr Tho funeral have aa
ref been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
ELECT OFFICERS
A. the Ciosina Session of the Marion
County Sunday School Con-
vcntion.

fl'. 10 Hsf1f.. fn 'fr frf.fI.-cn.er.
FAtRNONT. vs. Va. May 10 At
the close of tho business session of
th" annual convention of tho Marion
County sunday School association
here today officers were elected for
The coming year He follows prosI.
dent Rev = S. Critics. of FaIrrnort
vice president. 1..- olive koen. sec.
ro'art treasurer. NIea NrIr Irvuan.
~ Fa'rmOuf. eur .rufrudsni of adult
department Ur W % Andrews OF
Manruafau. superintendent of mia.
siorars department Roy j g. Uroom
field. ID U OF Flirmonf. eurrrin.
toudcnf ~ primary department. Mrs
q. N Cox. 0f Fairm0nt. aurcr.nfend.
ont of teachers training department.
Uev T. o. Turkloson. off Fairmorf. ru.
pcr'ufordDuf of home department.
Mrs D. g. bnod.r Amos. wrrriu.
fendcnf Of citizenship department.. o..
IS sDhvenk Of Warrington Tho
work Of tlo convention closed tonight
With a splendid program at fhc M r..
temple and Hn address ly Arthur r..
Arnold. general secretary OF the state
association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
No Peace
With DiaZ
lnsurreetos Intimate Successor Must
Be In Office Before They Lay
Down Arms.
MADERo REFRAINs FROM
GOING TO THE CAPITOL.
Plans for Reorganizing Government
and Ia 5arra's Cabinet Are
Progressing.

JUAREZ. May 19-Peace will not
be declared as in effect in Mexico.
nor will the general armistice be
terminated till Senior Francisco Leon
De La Barra becomes provisional
president In succession to President
uiaz. according TO a statement made
tonight by an insurrecto leader
lie added that Francisco |. Madero.
Jr.. would not go TO Mexico City until
Senor De La Barra had been installed
In power. He then might 20 10 the
capital to assist in tranqullizing the
country.
II the rebels I'm lower California. or
other bands hitherto fighting inde-
pendent. do not lay down their arms.
Medero's insurrccto army will be
turned loose on them. this man said.
No peace agreement will be signed.
according 10 this authority. but the
interim between now and the time
Senior De la Barra becomes president
will be utilized I'm getting the Mexican
congress to enact laws covering most
OF the points which It had been
thought should be contained in a
peace agreement.
This explanation by one OF the
a'aNe'N FAbAAAAA'tlA tlAEAlIfflO lfdNeTh 10
. indicate to the public the status OF
the peace negotiations 10 date.
The New Cabinet.
The naming OF the new cabinet
which is to surround Provisional
President De la Barra. was the chiei
work of the day among rebel leaders
The new cabinet. according 10 the
best Information, probably will be as
follows.
Minister Of justice. Vasquez Tagle
Minister OF war. General Bascona.
Minister OF colonization and IN
dustry. Manuel Calero
Minister OF public utilities. Manuel
! Bonila
Minister of public instruction. Dr
Francisco Nasquez Gomez.
Minister OF interior administration
. Emilio Nasquez Gomez.
Minister OF finance. rrncsto 4. Ma
I dero.
Senor De L. Barra will name a sub
I stitute secretary 70 take charge OF
foreign relations while he is occu
pied IN the provisional presidency.
Emilio Nasquez Gomez is now in
San Antonio. Texas lie is a brother
/ OF Or. Gomez who is TO take the pos
Of public instruction.
Ernesto Madcro Is an uncle OF Gen
4 eral Madero. and one Of the most
prominent fnanciers in Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
No Wedding Bells
Bride Changed Her Mind and Mar.
rage Ceremony and Dinner
Were OF.

Special Dispatch % tho Inteiligcn -er.
PARKERSBURG. W Va. May 10
John Horner. a prominent farmer OF
Jackson county. who was 10 have
been married In this city to-day. was
compelled to- come here alone and
explain that his fance. Miss Anna
Flynn. OF the same county. and him
self had disagreed and they would
not be married
His sister Mrs. Thomas Gibony. had
planned "a wedding dinner and the
sudden turn OF affairs removed much
of the life or the occasion. Horner is
about fifty and the father OF seven
children. while the young woman IL
but twenty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
ROOSEVELT MORALIzES
Tells New Citizens They Should
Strive 70 Avoid Wrong and
CorruDtion

NEW YORK. May 19.-Theodore
Roosevelt In circuit court today told
10 foreign-born applicants for citi-
zenship that they ought 10 pay more
attention 20 their new duties than
even 10 their new rights.
on have taken an oath" he told
tho new voters. 10 support the laws
and constitution OF this country. /
want you 10 remember 81 you do any
wrong. n you take a bribe or vote for
money. YOU are guilty OF perjury and
guilty ~ treason TO the United
States"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

WASHINGTON Eugene r Cham.
hcrinin. commlfsioncr Of navigation
Of the Department Of Commerce and
Labor. to day presented bic rcs'cna-
tiou to Secretary Naroi
WASHINGTON President Taft viii
not announce his decision on tho ap
piications for pardon Of Charles w.
Morsc. ~ NcV York. and John r
Walsh. of Chicago. until next Wcdncs
day
WASHINGTON President Taft has
signed n proclamation establishing
tho Harncy National Forest in South
Dakota u embraces $50 $50 acres
formerly contained in the BLACK Hills
forest and 5s.727 acres taken from the
public domain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20

GLENs FALLS. ~ Y-Fire start.
rng in johnshurg. Warren county. last
niEht was blown across tho sacan-
dafa river. and destroyed more than
10000 acres Of heavy standing timber.
WASHINGTON Tho SUGAR trust
invcetieafinE committee OF tho House
today fixed June Z al tho date to bc-
rin the inquiry into the affairs 81 tho
American Sugar Refining Company
and otnor rcnncrs
WASHINGTON With tho mercury
near tho 100 mark to-day. the senate
committee on tho District of Column.
bia voted 10 report favorahly a bin
providing penalties against citizens
Who fail 90 remove snow or sicot from
sidcwaika
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
DIAMOND SHOW
Was First state Ball Preliminary TO
English Coronation Exercises.

LONDON. May 19-The first state
ball of The reign of King George. the
date for which was selected IN honor
of The visit of the German emperor
and empress. was held at Buckingham
palace tonight n was an unusually
brilliant function
Tho display ~ gems could not be
surpassed at any European court
Numerous crowns. made especially for
the coronation. we're seen for the
frsf lme. Queen Mary's corsage was
like a brenstpiafe Of diamonds and
included two immense stones cut from
the famous Culliunn diamond. which
were worn as pendants. She also
wore high collar of diamonds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20
Ohio Strike
Unsettled
Conference at Canton Adjourns With
out Ending TroubIe-Name
Sub-Cornn nnItfee

CANTON. o.. May l9-Although
the operators and miners OF the Sher.
rodsville-Tuscarawas district ad-
tourned late to-day without reaching
a settlement Of a strike OF the 3.2OO
miners which has been on for almost
year. there is still hope OF an agree
ment being reported. a conference
committee OF three operators and
three miners was appointed to further
negotiate Monday and they will re-
port back to a general meeting next
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-20

NEW YORK. May f1 U health
auf drapoudonrF because 0f stock
market '0area are believed fo have Ted
col Toury O ern. soufhrrucr. nrau
cior and director ln several widely
known rnrpornt'oue. f0 hro bullet
into hls brain iu Central rark to
day
A balance sheet showing steady
I0senr ir fhc STOCK martct was found
Iu thc coat pocket OF Col Scas.