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Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
NEWS OF FAIRBANKS

The Chena stamp mill crushed 26 tons of rich ore from the McCarty ledge the first week in March.
 Miss Fanny Hall is suffering from nervous breakdown. She was bitten by a dog, and is at present at St. Joseph hospital
 Judge H. J. Miller has undergone an operation fo- appendicitis. He is doing nicely.
 Dick Thorne staged Little Lord Fauntleroy" in the Panama metroplis. Young George Herring was i'll the title role, while Richard was himself again as the Earl of Dorincourt"
 H. M. Henning has moved his plant over to Fairbanks creek, where he will operate this summer.
 Hooley & White have located pay on 5-b. Ester creek, and have installed ma chinery for their summer work.
 Overstead & Rich are reported to be ill rich pay on Goldstream.
 Casper Fischer is on his way to Fair banks over the trail. He is reported to be hringing several new theatrical ideas with him, which he will present during the summer.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs, Frank Miller on March 4. The birtb took place at the Miller home on Gar den island. Dr. Sutherland was ill at tendance.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Ill the Probate Court In and For the Ter ritory of Alaska, Otter Precinct, before A. E Maltby, Esq, Commissioner and Ex-Ofhcio Probate Judge. Ill the Matter of the Estate of T. B. Craig, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the estate of said T, B. Craig, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, the said deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the date of this notice, to the said administrator, at his residence and place of business, southeast corner of First avenue and Willow street, i'll the town of Iditarod, Otter precinct and Ter ritory of Alaska.
 Dated March P, 1911. A. D.
 F. M, DUNHAM,
 Administrator of the Estate
 of T. B. Craig, Deceased.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
LATE N0RTHLAND
 ITEMS 0F INTEREST

Capt. Brown and associates expect to spend quarter of million dollars ill developing their Hawk inlet mining property i'll Southeastern Alaska.
 Gene Allen, formerly connected with the Dawson Nugget il. the early days, is now running bunkhouse at Valdez.
 Jackpot bay, on Prince William sound is the scene of the latest quartz strike Both slver- and gold-bearing ores have been found there.
 Crude petroleum from the Katalla oil fields is being sold there for E. a barrel. It is being used in place of coal as fuel.
 Capt Frank Turner, the Yukon steam boat1nan, is reported to have made a fortune Ill Vancouver real estate.
 The steamer Lindsay, operating on the Southeastern Alaska route, is offer ing to carry freight at $ ton to Cor dova.
 Bishop Rowe will shortly establish a mission at Tanana Crossing for the ben eft of the Nebesna Indians.
 One hundred thousand dollars will be expended by the United States govern ment i'll the construction of lighthouse at the entrance to Resurrection bay, Kenai peninsular.
 w. D. Ladd, all oldtimer i'll the DaW- son country, was found dead ill bed at all hotel i'll Dawson recently. Death was due to heart failure.
 Abe Levy, formerly banker at Val deg, is now manufacturing moving pic ture films at Portland, Ore, and is doing well.
 The Dawson aerie of Eagles celebrated their eleventh birthday February by a grand ball.
 John Westburg, formerly ill the en- ploy of the Guggenheim railroad out of Cordova, IS suing the company for $48,- 900 damages on account of injuries re- ceived through an explosion.
 Skagway has a boosters club which is scattering literature broadcast relating to the vast resources of Alaska.
 Dug Edwards, assistant postmaster at Dawson for several years. has resigned his post and will leave for the Outside at all early date. He will locate in the Canadian Northwest.
 Joe Burke, the Dawson mill man, has made large fortune i'll oil speculation i'll California. He is associated with Clarence Berry.
 Residents of Beaver City have a l. dressed communication to the delegate asking him to use his influence to ob- tain increased postal facilities for that part of the Yukon.
 Capt. Larson, who is representing ]. H. Roth, the Fairbanks attorney, in the Indian river country, says that there is no doubt that section will make a good camp some day. The captain says that he has himself banned coarse gold on the rim. but not 20 cents worth of work has yet been done iu the country. He is at present i'll the Koyukuk.
 Alex. Prudhomme, the old Dawsonite, is having a peck of trouble at Prince Rupert. The authorities have refused to renew his liquor license, which action he charges to political influences. He has filed cahrges against the officials ac- COr5iu01\.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
Iditarod Post Cards. Rcd Cross Drug Store, Fira ave.

FOR SALE CHEAP - One large Warrington pump, l-4-h.p. engine, drill press, saw and arbor, blacksmith outfit. Morgan & Litsey, Iditarod.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
Old Alaskan Tries
 The Suicide Route

Seattle, March 15-George Kirn, an old Alaskan, committed suicide here today in cheap lodging house, cutting his throat from ear to ear with a razor. Destitution is thought to be the cause of the desperate act.
 Kirn spent five years in Alaska, roaming from one end of the territory to the other in the search for gold.
 Since his return Kirn had done nothing, nor had he sought employ ment.
 This morning he secured a room in a lodging house without paying for it, and thirty minutes later was discovered dead.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
President Diaz HOW
 YGarns For Peace

New York, March l5-Judging from the text of recent dispatches received from the firing line. the dove of peace will soon be lowering over Mexico and all signs of revolutionary strife will have disappeared. Current dispatches from Mexico and Texas indicate that the Mexican government is desirous of healing the breach with the insurrec- toS.
 Comes word that President Daz has
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08

assured the riotous lnsurrectOs that should they come back into the fold with the intention of remaining peace ful. the government will assure them that the old regime will be reformed somewhat, and that in the future all would work together for the good of the country. It is believed that the revolutionists will listen to his appeal, as all are willing to close hostiities.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08

Travellers along the Seward trail who are beginning to arrive in the Iditarod in increasing numbers, are loud in their praises of Smiths roadhouse on the Tokotna, near the mouth of Nixon's Fork. So famous q meal does Mrs. Smith prepare for the weary wayfarers that her name is cheered all along the line, aud they do say that mushers will travel many an extra mile for the privilege of stretching tired legs under her tahlc-
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
Marshal Powell Weeds

On tn afternoon of March 14 United States Marshal Thomas Cader Powell of Nome was joined in marriage to Miss Mildred Johannah Thorsk. The ceremony took place at St Mary's church, with Rev. c. D. Christian officiating. Fred Hanks and Miss Sundback were the only witnesses.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
THREE MONTHS COURT
 AT LEAST ASSURED

Wit about $ cases already OH the waiting trial with number be filed within few weeks Judge Overhed in the diarod when he arrives next spring he surely will according to the latest nor nation The time of his arrival has not been definitely decided but the first of the district i'll the Idod will probably be called in June.
 According request ing the already containing information about that will he filed of the former had their origin eoaeown all of them being criminal There also two cases from Ophir which have not yet been filed here.
 It is safe estimate will be forty tue docket awaiting the consideration of the district judge and tue ordinary of judicial procedure with inevitable delays these will require all of three months for their proper disposal In of this city, Judge Heavey of Georgetown that he has received orders from the clerk o the court transfer all appeal and other cases for the district court to this certain appeal returned him with directions send them here These have already been received by Judge MaDy h ndl caes beyond doubt that Judge Overhed will hold term of court The following practically complete list of tue original jurisdiction and appeal ready for the district
 CRIMINAL CASES
 United States vs. Grant. Larceny.
 Jack Sheedy Assault with deadly weapon.
 Smith brothers. Assault and battery.
 Hsmi"ser ct .11l7 al, Larceny. ny..u,. #
 George Smith. Assault and battery.
 Parks, Assault with intent to kill (Georgetown) )
 John Doe. Criminal uespass (Georgetown)
 Perras. Selling liquor without license (Geoge
 George Tisdae. Murder (Georgeown).
 ' " Redfern. Perjury Fairbanks, change of venue )
 CIVIL CASES
 Spink vs Sequn, ct Pack mule Gro Mining O. vs Downing ct al Involving lay on Flat Stewart & Mcdowell vs Ansey i' Foreible entry IIeavey vs Heavey. Divorce
 Joh,stone vs McCibrey Forcbe entry. Earl Hunt Sheppard Replevn of dogs Iaylor vs Buckley al ForcibIe entry Flat lot jumping Slippern Krutsnger. Lien.
 Rosalind Tiffany vs Craig. Accounting oil srubsake. Nestor Ross vs. Nyholm. Lien
 sanderson ct al vs. Swartz. For interest in 5 b Flat w. B. Thomas Wn. Wise
 George Johnson Accounting grubstaIe F~A. Martin & W. B. Koon vs. E. J. Carssow. Two O. lir
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
War Scare Fading

Washington. March B - The war scare has ceased to develope into any thing like real hostilities, and about all that is left is the yellow journal accounts of imaginary battles between Mexican lnsurrectos and American troops along the Texas border.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
List Of Checks at Courthouse

H. F. Hoerler, Fred Crouch, R. G. Shaw, Carl T. Carlsen, E. L. Muir, L. Howell, Ed Kesterson.
 These checks are for juror fees and may be had by calling for them at Commissioner Maltby's office.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-04-08
Dawson Wants Wireless

Lawson, March 13-There is move mtnt on foot here to request the gov ernment to install wireless stations here and in vicinity. Considerable agitation has been worked up in favor of the movement and it is believed that the government will take some ontip1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

willard Bal is able f0 he out again
after n fev days illness
Posters advertising rho Wheeling
Hirh Martins Ferry ramr. f0 De
played ThauksEivinE bay. we're put
out Yesterday
~ Biackfo-d vent fo Cambridge
Yesterday as r. witness M ffe Blank.
Irsop murder case
a rehearsal for mo Efks minstrel
vas held last evening
Victor Kehrer uifl 20 '1 columbus
'o morrow % witness fhe college FOOT
bail Same
OHee- Edmurfv perf 'o cam
bridge yesterday rs o. illness 1 che
murder case
Maakrev 'te Young con ~ Dr and
Mrs p ~ wilson viii entertain n
Few friends ar a Thanksgiving party
fhls evening
chicken supper uas given 40 che
Sixth Street y p church ias- even.
Irr anf uas we'll attended
NN SO on 'hc sheet mill resumed
eeferiar. after % feu dafs shuf
down 0r account ~ some needed re.
pairs t1 tte furnace
Encrs Alirefze has returned from
"a few DAYS hunt hear Poufaffsr
The N.HIEh Ciub mas rented fhe
'..ri foo- ~ the nerroerr building
nr Hanover street
Tho HIRh z-ro0t fo5f Dali team bad
e fre practice iaer evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

Miss Kate Jones and city Solicitor
David James were quietly married
yesterday moruiUg 90 the FIRST VI =.
parsonage Rev Mohu performed the
ceremony and the only attendants
were Miss Berfhn James. sister OF the
groom. and Miss Florence Jones. n
sister az b bride Aftor the wedding
the young couple lrff on the e. q =.
Toy a ten dag Wedding Trip out In the
state on their return they will be
AZ home 20 their many friends on
Hanover street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

The Dixie chorus which Is 10 ap.
pear IN the FIRST Presbyterian church
saturday evening November 9th. IN.
Der the auspices OF the Bellaire high
school. will give The history OF he
negro race al in song beginning with
me costumes weapons. etc. ~ -he
savage boo Africa on down through
The slavery and camp meeting days.
ending with q magnificent climax
q The last acF when the eight mem.
beers appear ia dress suits.
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seUatre eriefs.

Miss Jessie Allen entertained the
A. ID . az her home on Twenty
third street last evening
Miss Anna batcs Of -tcuhouvllIe is
"a guest 90 Miss Emma Thayer OF
south Belia!re
Misc Esther Toner o. Flushing Is
q guest az Miss Annie stone OF Ham
Atuu street
Miss Lille Moore OF this city has
returned from % visit with friends
in ST. Clairsyille.
Emil Lterer Of C.arlugton was a
visitor % the city Yesterday
Eari Ller"r has accepted a posi-
ton 20 John Muths grocery on Bel
mont street
George o. Muth o. belmont street
j. able 10 De- OUT again after a few
weeks Illness.
Mrs Elmer Irwin ~ belmont was a
visitor .n the cify yesterday.
r r. Auit o. Kelsey Was the guest
of friends here yesterday.
Bellalrc chapter. Order o. The Fast.
eru star Will elect officers ~ "a meet
ms to De held D. Masonic hall ibis
evening
Mrs Charlie ~ Dankverth has 70.
turned from Claungton. where she
spent o. few days With relatives.
John r. Howard of East Liverpool
Is visiting her sister. Mrs Addie
Johnson o. Rose Hnl
c. j. Phillips. J : Johnston and
Frank rh Hips have returned from
G-senshurE. Pa. where they attended
tho funeral of % relative.
n you have ans ltoma ~ interest
Tor the Intelligence. call National
phone 752-R
Mrs Richard Johnson ~ Nobls
street entertained the Ladies AID s0.
ciefy W Tho United Presbyterian
church ~ her home last evening
Rev 49, 70 Mccormick. pastor o.
ODE" United Presbyterian church. VII.
lecture t' tho = 81 G. A.. Whceliua
sunday afternoon.
Th. Retail Clerks union held q
we'll attended meeting LAST NIGHT A
number oi important matters we're
-itou attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
BELLAIRE
Hearing on wet" Petitions VIII Be
Heid SATURDAY mornirs-other
BeilaIrs News.

The wet petition. ask.ns ,or a
vote under ~ Rose law we're taken
TO ST. Clairuv.nr yesterday and pre-
sentcd to iudge Charles % I,uch. or
the common pleas bench hearing
viii be held on rho petition SATURDAY.
morninE af in u .'ncs 40 Uh|rn time
al objections viii DO heard 10 De-
likely Judge Lynch WUI decide on chat
day the date OF the battle The ueI.
mont COUNTY Business Mems AsaI.
citation. under whose direction tho
petitions we're circulated are seeking
December ~ Or d. ls 'he date .r .ra
eectiou. and as DO s lp to Judge
Lynch 20 decide. Dr. Dol Thought .U wfI.
be- near that date That fhe dr,a
viii hEht to keep Ho.m1u. cauut, Boz
the dry column ID now a @f.-efrro son
ciusion Several meetings have aI.
ready been held OIL, ahIcb details for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

known bic decision on the call neat
sunday. The members OF ~the.church
are highly pleased with the work or
Rev McDanlels. and h. will preach
AZ the morning and evening services
on the coming Sunday
Only Two Cases.
Health Orioer Striobich reports
that there are only two cases N
diphthcria ia the city at present and
both 81 them ara on the way 20 re-
covery. Tho quarantine has been
lifted on the other homes IN which
there were cases Of Tho disease. and
with The recovery OF ths two who are
sick AZ present the diphtheria scare
will ~ a hing Of the past
Boy Sent 20 Pruntyto~n.
Dewey Wright appeared before
Squire Pierce Wednesday evening on
"a charge % incorrigibility n vac
sentenced 20 a. term fn tho reform
scshool The boys father. q vs..
Wright OF AnnadAle. made complaint
against tho boy last week. but tho
lad eluded arrest until Constable
Purdy rounded him up a. the Eos
torla on Tuesday evening
NoundsViiio Personals.
Mrs = T Craig of First street vas
removed 20 the Glendale hospital yes
terday and will undergo an operation
his morning
Cecil Bonar. Dr.. 9. y Brill and
John Wharton we're hunting rabh.tg
yesterday near Rosby Rock
sheriff Alley was in Cameron dis
trct yesterday FOR the collection %
taxes
The WOmsn's auxiliary Of the Bap-
list church VIII meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Harry Vain.
State Secretary Arnold left ycsfer-
day for Newell. where he will b. IN
attendance ~ the Hancock Sunday
scshOol convention
& X Bonar left yesterday after
n0on for Amsrfllo. Tex. where he has
accepted a position with a drug rom
uany
stanley Rirgs left yesterday Tor
Warren. Pa. where ~ has accepted
a position
Ross Keyser - Film Grove Wa ln
the city on business Yesterday
Miss AEnes McCleIiand has recov.
cred from a. recent illness which con-
fined her 10 her home on Seventh
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

Joe Taylor anil fired NIehersar re-
t4rrei yesterday from st Mary's where
'rrU have been ~ camp fl- several
"'n' They report "a 5000 time
bunting and fr. .rr
3 q WelIa ans hfs rrarfmrfra- ur.
MARI Barrett. left Wsfrerdsr r.rht Tor
fnirmonf. where NJ We'll. faa accepted
"a ..rIfnr uHrHlrisf Mr wells f.rt
reformed f on extended stay ir ore
Tor last seek ~
Allie Chapman and O. a Kerns err
nr'eriaf morning fn- the rou-t-t near
f0" afar. tD spend several fays hunt.
ing
H,sa.r. 90 me 81 4 % crossing A.
STINT. street.. rI. .a ..rrI.f..
morning.
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effort to hete O. team here for SUNDAY
ou TIE local park
The H,uwu.I AI sfsrs VIII meet tho
Glendale Hr t.. para sunday after
noon 80 : ID clock swiftly Parent. a. for
mef henwooi boz has charge OF f.e
Gieufale team enc a bot game III looked
for. The following play ers viii meet
az ne corner ~ Mtir ans Nth street
90 o. 800 SUNDAY Afternoon O'Hrien.
Bowers crawford. s~tephans. Blake.
cochran NHrt. kreps. Alien. Morning
star. De@zan. J.. Crawford. Kelly. Anfsr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
RITZ IN RACE
u s District Attorney is Candidate
for Place on Supreme Court o.
hppesla

srr~'ai r.rrff.h o. "r IrfsIIrr-.-
CHAHLEsTON Sow 27-T ~.
poet to D. o. cand.date said Harold
8 RITZ district attorney for the
southern district 81 West virginia
This vas Die aus~er 10 a df-sA,
question as 20 whether there Va any
truth in the report that be rol.d D.
a r~anlIiafc f1r llfge ~ ne fuprsms
court NJ appeals af tho election narf
N.s'mDer The fern ~ two W fus
present members ~ thc court rI or.
f.re on January D. Iff2-J1Iges
Erannon and Ponenbarrrr
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su~i.er sceaa

7 y BnEEs. % D-sNoines Iowa.
representing he Merchants Tne,rg
Journal. % NeE YORK 10 registsrec
a p The Cloh~ ho'-l 10 this city yr
ggs j. ole % the survivors % the
ha'tl-ship Maine Ehlca AS blown
40 in Havana harbor IA 1855 NJ
hrgzs % badly crippled and vas one
~ The Few taa' stood on the deck 70,
'-e batcssaip a. ;he time % the er
.-.alen.
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Mhelssal. ThI.r,r-

John Danf0rf. a farmer Of Wash.
.nston township. had an entire aock
~ 10 sheep stolen IN one night RE
sent out 90 salt them one morning
and found them missing
calvin Tr.sg % Mead township. an
other sheep raiser. ~ short IS head
~ hnc wefAers No race o. the
sheep or tn.sves have been left m
either case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
CONFIRMATION siLL WOW
~ ACCEPTED FORM

WA7HlNGTON. Nog. p finding
Freaer difficulty than had been an
Gated in agreeing upon The terms
r. me proposed BIN PROVIDING COM
yehsaton % railroad employees FOR
INJURIES rere we'd while lr the dis
iarfo oi their duties. the employers
y ard u0rkmens compersafi0n
.pmmiss.on has decided t0 DoslDons
re meeting scheduled Tor next Mon
gay D decision uaa reached 70
afte- "a long conference on a ten
lHi drawn b. senator sgthsr
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chnd pie.

The infant child OF Nr and Mrs.
Ben WriNon. or Penn street. died yes.
terday morning after "a short illness.
The child appeared to have died Wed.
nrsday. and an undertaken aas called.
but an examination showed that the
child was sim alive The attending
physicians found DO Impossible 20 save
if@ hfe The funeral services viii be
held This afternoon az O o'clock. and
iuterment will Doe made az Weeks
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

The ThanEEfving dance which Is
10 be given by the Alpha ~ fraternity
the evening following Thanksgiving
will be one OF the most important so
cial events which has takn place in
town FOR a long time The programs
which are being prepared are very
unique Everything possible Will be
done IN order 20 make this dance the
finest ever given in the valley The
popular Bentneld orchestra OF Bel
laire will ufrIish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

Tho board of education hold %
regular m"etIrE Ia.. eYsaInp and 'he
r1ut.no bI-Ir- vls attended fo.
The principal mad. a report of the
books o'f during ths first three
months o' school The fNo rooms ~
'he Sheets building Viu be- opened 90
aoou as possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

Sis ~ lid sixteen divorce cases
Which are -1 Ic heard lu common
r.eaa court wore disposed o. yea .r-
lIf. taH number to'rE granted Two
"' fha .Is.- Orc continued. and fr
'.r remainder fhr parties d.f NOT
show ur rha rsma ming caaes viii
likely bo finished today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

Tho funeral 0f tre .ste Eman.e.
Bach who died al bic home near s
tIa.rsvH o. WEDNESDAY. viii take
place fr.s afternoon at q o'clock Ret
White 90 're Pleasant valley cru--.
rI of lte end .r'er~erf $3.50 b.
a fH- $50 CIa rsr|Ia Union
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

Those who are 20 lake part ln the
Eiks charity minstrel had a fine re-
h.ar-aI lasf evening aud those Who
have heard the music and have seen
fhe comedians go through their parts
say that the performance will be the
best amateur 0r professional ever
given in tho city s rehearsal Viu be
held Saturday evening
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Union Services

Union services will be held Thanks
giving day A. tho Baptist church az
90 go a ~ Rev Mohn. OF the First
" r church. will deliver the sermon.
The churches which unite Ia union
services are the Presbyt-rlan. United
Presbyterian First Methodist. Baptist
and Christian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
MARTINS FE RRY
Only Applicants for Police Foree viii
Be ESsmineo Next "wednesday.

Only applicants FOR the vacant place
on the police force UiI be cVamined
~ the civil service examination which
% 20 De given mex Wednesday This
g. due 20 an error In the advertise
ment which a a published and which
mentioned The police department only
The others on the classified list will
be examined as soon after the FIRST
e~AamInatlon % car be arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

Tho rr-rrfaIru-af tr h. gwen Dbl
Pho SO church trc evening
December s has beer called .te
tNes ord b expected fr~ It u.'
40 -tc best home Talent plays
ever given here Tho PLAY 81 under
DC direction r' Miss Head ana about.
vt- take part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

The miners employed at the rr
uey mine oi mo George ~ Jones c1-.
Oompany. south of HeIiaire are 0t
'n strike i is said rfr strike e-
'ut ot o. proposition to uurs fa. mon
o. cne room euIch the miners -.
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Shoulder Fraetured.

Wilbur Hood. q young man employ
ed AZ The Floreuce mine Of the Y and
@ was caught between a car and a
rib az the mine while az work yestsr-
Gay He sustained a fractured shout
der. and was removed 10 his home
ON Gincn's run Dr Wilson attended
hum.