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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Governor Charles
Knowlton left, Thursday morning, for
Wakefield, Mass, where they will visit
their daughter. Mrs. w. p Shepherd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

4(S@& 4A< x<AS4ZA Ne
C. W. Coffin of Sidney was a bust
ness visitor, Thursday, in the city.
Nathan Knowles of Belgrade was in
the city. Thursday, visiting friends.
Housekeepers can profit by the
special sale" column in the Journal,
Saturday.
Telephone l.. :. Young for anything
you may want in the frseh fish line
for today's dinner.
Fred White of Lewiston was a Wis
itor, Thursday. in this city and regis
tered at Hotel North.
Samuel Lee, formerly of this city,
but now residing at Lewiston, was in
the city, Thursday, calling on friends.
The Miriam Circle will meet at S
o'clock. this G'riday) evening, with
Mrs. II. r. Mansur, % Chapel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Governor Charles
Knowlton left, Thursday morning, for
Wakefield, Mass. where they will visit
their daughter Mrs. w. P. Shepherd.
------------
Arthur l. Brown of Belfast, former
secretary Of State, was visitor,
Thursday, in the city and was regis
tered at the Augusta House.
Mrs. ". A Sanborn and son, New
man, of Machiasport are guests of
Mrs w H. yickery and Miss A.
Maude Niekery, Patterson street.
Ex-Judge Maher has so far recov-
cred from an attack of the chicken
poy as to be able TO resume his duties
rs an attorney again.
The following birth was recorded,
at the Office of the city
clerk: Jan. 2s to idr. and Mrs. Jas.
A. Carney a daughter. Catherine.
Herbert Cay, Frederick Morton and
Linwocd Alice are enjoying weeks
( shing trip at Togrs pond. TIE Saung
men are stopping at the Hawkins
cottage.
Mrs. Howard Dickey and children.
vesta. Ernest and Howard, Jr., left,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
HILLRAM LUCKY.
kvuast Sp~.iAi 2%rvIeaL


 aEATTI.le. DCr. l&-C. D. IhLILAn, InE repuLrd millionaire rcul estate rrau, witn was seMteDcsd nearly year ,.eo to two yaarI ,rnprIseRnent. hos had hn scnscnce cSnraut+d {" me year ny PTesitent Taft. The chief rhn rge uh which H!llman was tried vas sos traudnlANt lse of ths maIlH Co fnrther the sale of his properties
 That HIIIEn ans upGthrds were n0I acunrr is Rensr1.lly AsI1CTsl but. after carefully gong Into tha matter. the przsidsnt Is aaIt fC' have discovered Itlat ho was not hGlC aa hEd aa hs WAz pairred and no WoCsS than tha ma iority nr reAI csrare men of seattle who keep opt of i1tl- Tfa KTsat trunblu N1th 1ilImaR uAA thAt he dealt usnatiy w1th tne very PcUr and uMHy o$ thcna wers unable tD kssp "p their paymenrR. This veEy often te1 suited Ia tho po0r folks EGftinE sore with 1ItIlman. HIIlman Is Uather Q buSinEsa nian without fcelIug than a thief,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
ssssiAl NuSast R@FSies'

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2e--lH sPe- eI.I nessAEo % coneress Iuhay Prss- ld~nr TaN recDEfrn1undefI that mem ner1 of the cabinet tn future @<s given sh'. right tu Ril Ir +,thcT hHusc rf con aTesA xuJ to take pEt in drhat1s Wathuat the pTiV1icEC Of Fuiins- He Aelsests that IIlerLeFB of Lhs ECrrrT - mznt BhoGld h. reDrese Lsu In the lsxivs2turs Hs they arr it Grrat Flr1- hein and countries of continental Eu- rops 90 thns the RdFainiEtrRGrs and leelsistiss 'hffaAcfssS inaal1flt be m touch and ao hslns about pfuncr guidance f the former.
 The mesAge also recommends leg IslasIun la pEUvidG fur the lcAslIlti oI Alaska uo@, IandE su thHL the teTrI- +ory's cnal might bc nIr In uso ~ith- our sndanseyIpg the snpplt.
 Mr. TSft took advantage ot thr Up- ptrIuMity tn reply to thc rrIinisn1E ma6e of hts As;rnLn;sratiml in maIIY
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
6pzeisl NuGBsk sSrvles-

WASHINGTON, Drr. i@. -'reaidcnt TilEI nag teen furrlRIIy charged in eonErGss Tith placing fourth SIa4sa pusLn1 3 atnrp under civil service Fulca for a pVIlIicaI purp0sC. a''d today he replIed warmly in conrTzdictien- SDnne tiaH. agn he iaaned att order D!actnR all fourth nlaHE pOstmaHletH under the glril aeryfIcU, but az he did 50 Hub- avuuCnt lt the presidential election tue idea wuH created thL!t Ee hnd In vic-T Inc scitiah purpoEU uE keeplnE hts avn RppuIntees fin UffirH ai" keeping sstarh patrolIas4 from tha deHlUcrus.
 Ills dnrlal wAs GtrcnuuuG- Nnth- tnE could hr further frnrl tie trush,'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
AMERICAN HELD
 FOR RANSOM
MEXICAN REHELS DEMAND A LAR1E GUM FOR MINE
 MANAGER.
Nugget SpaeLaI 9srVeA.

WARRINGTON, Deo. 2a.-1ohn T, GAth+aith. an AmerIcsn, La i,eing held by the MexIe., [, Ishsli In ihr Elute Hf t-hIhuahHn nnd La[Is rAEsom is de wpnaed lefOCs they will nhnseMt te his rslvzzA. The Inflammation FnnrhstI the government i@doy aud TIP ro the pres. v,,L pothinE hHs HAn decided upon,
 IL Is saId shat PTGsid,Ih Taft and members or 1He Cahinei lsasU Lern dis ousstn9 ths tpHttet and are fulb rLINs la-ItR fact that AIucrIc=lnE have h%cn i0sTESfsG ~If6 In1tdhHy on ksvsrzI 1'e- azz1ouz during the present IeFV'stIon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
speaIAl huatat AafvieA.

Special huHtSt SsfVieA.
 PARIS. Dec. 23.-[l l%nri RuE hestfs. Thn Is called the ETeatrsI SwIudIsr p'' EceoII. h~s HhI from FnriB and for Te1Eed the hls Dnndk under Whlrh he waa held
 EucheIte wne a banker ~hn ceru- pied H vnry ennLneat poeit!pn tn '1nan- CLHl ,:Lr eles duiII he was recently dis covered to huVh been engaged in w whnIesalR sWtudIIu.. IL has sInGo I'seu learned that he rohbgd tFc public vr an amount c4nal 10 -sSc.eo0, ono Wh"n
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
kVIA7ORS ARE
 WASHED ASHORE
MEN DROWNED FROM HYDRO
 PLANE DEAD AT HEDoNno-
Special Nugget 9sr,1s~.

Special Nugget 8Sr1s~.
 LOS ANGELES. Dec .0.-Th% bodies Of Kf1Tnsy and La%rsncs wars wzshsd ashore At Retonssn beach laRt hIght.
 The tvys men made the HttGhlpt eO fly from ttlin city tn San FCnnClsco lu hydroPGzne-
 Ke%nAy was well lsIown AVtatnr aud Lawrence %rS a nrRsrapsr Ts- porter Whu volunteered fn accompany him. II h4s been knn%R for sonE days ihaf thsy InWet havc teen lnst but Ihe only direct evidence of she fact cumcs frum the r1NdlnE of thA bodisE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
HEAT SCORCHES
 IN AUSTRALIA HoT WAvE 4N AkTIPQpES 8 MAKEe LIFE THERE 4
 TORTURE
snAoIaI Nugget e~sIA

SYDNEY, Dee. 20-A hsat wave of frighttul intensity ik non psssEnG over Australia and the thsrmCmetCL Feg- Isteud l2r dexTsss in Ihe shAalr around tirs city.
 Several peopso have resn prCsls=atsd and A IsT deaths ars reeSTlsd The nnnditIous cause torture go most peO- sIe, Iiuhu.s8a haa hA4n E7sprnd@n 10 EryRt exteRt within the city. From usIuer parts nE the continent s;InuaT A$uFy .A t1la. .:.4:-.. J@ - n
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
TAFT DENIED PLACING P0ST0FFICE IN POLITICS

Is lie phrsst. which he requested to hs quoted ha bis Answer,
 7'he maIt&r came Ep in ConETeeE q Eiay ur two before and VIie democrAnd member Tt the house went QuE of his way to uasafI The perAident fot what hs called "anE tn thu nIarRa" pnl- lcT
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
TAFT WANTS CABINET
 10 SIT IN HOUSE

resphGtS, He rather warmly EsApeNted some of tI1rpc rrsncisnS but 1n u1 whole hIs reply ~as 2 GigRiled re- >Inw ul all th@ questions eUArerned.
 Ssnxls AnI hUpse both ad1oI1R@d Without acting or the September mcs- saR~.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
SPEAKS ON EGYPT.

Miaa Mabel tiearl1 spoke bufora ths KegoaSuN KozsG iast night. tila thens b.sIng Egypt Int club hesd a 1fhny ot the suhiUr. and MLsA scRrla dessli with it ih A manner which showed mt,c1 information md grnar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
SpsOiaI NuapAt HsrsIes.

SPsOial Nu1RA RsrSies-
 WA5HIEGTUN, Dvc. 1R,-"Thrrs is nU audh EnLnE as money trHAI. Ali the banks la ehrjHteIdnm could naat rnntTol money"
 rhls waR the stALemeut U'.ifls Iodny hy John I'isrp0EL N"rgan oH tt% xlt- rleGa stanI while tes,ifSInE hefoTE' ns congregational nanInnittte ~nI6h Ia in- EsatIl-tnH thr riInntry'S flnanlH' condition.
 rIe rather sh1wkd .t ClantcmpL"s 'ias fGvltng for thost who believed rnunry eon;d te rcraIsed by any ludy af 1n- dlvIl1naIs or banking inattt1tLohr and the chances ate that the committee
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
sLocUM CAPTAIN FREE.
sPselaI hUm~t ssr~AA

WASHING7'UN. Dec, A,-Capt. Van Evhasek, s,n1nnlahler of the Sl0cpn at Ehs tiruc HS its dksirDCtInn. 4nA Te- e<iSea B rnE FardeN no@pe PrszsdeMt Taft md ls HOW free completely. RnHhe dime AEo hc wRs rsIcalAsd on parole and hos hezn living quietly At hi1 home
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
NO MONEY TRUST
 SAYS ]. P. MORGAN

TuI nnh ItasIr nut very mush s1- frightened ak the cinBu Gr rhs EasnupA t1nnnnI+S'z t4stir1Ony-
 Several YsrT carefully nFinHIdFrNd .,,s4 st1nna Ynre LcvelAd at hlr tnARg. suuI1 members uf thu ourtmitfet haL pls,uanI theIr uurrieR In ~riElnE: eri- dently to AVoid confusion SoEus Of lheae Interrugadone Rl.nwsd that very much cAra had hsEn taken to acquire a EooJ grasp of Cre suhleUt and. lf is .nrL be done zt RII. thIB cunTnitts@ will reach tha Intended goal
 AAnorasd nuts at Teh5'e 20 oanfh .
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
....1sI NugEat serSIsA

...sisI Nugget ssr~lsS.
 ATHENS, DAS1- &a.-Il WAS learned .a~.. rpday thRk Vice AdnairAE HaltI -. .,.. .,onuuplnder Ut tho Turkish ... ~an killed during the zeR hattIe :. .hH AEsRn HrI On DeneMb%r lB. ,I-L,t rAshA Wae fnrmerLy minister of
 r,-,n. in th4 TurHish EnEeInment .,a ,wss regarded Gb The haoAt emil ,...+ bsyaI man uf the 0rhpIF%. The .r-.rsw of h1a .5eath ha anot been As- -.-,..red hut Ry ne wzR not AboArd -.v ,F lIlc ytmaelE unk IE iz supposed u.t h@ was hit lIy sh"IL
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

saEs to IIoyds relates that part of the Turkish feel haE been torcdd tV run ashore nsAr taA par1aneller, ThIH Js Inc on.y faaa known and ths I-aMEa can only hc surmisGd. It is pTssuHs4 e1, however. that the vessels Epr Rep
 arAied from rHs Main body and llat Inc HFeeh Rect retugHet and comDrll- ed them tH run Ashcrr or he suEk,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
TAFT FOR CANAL,
Mug gst Special SsrvisAL

NU1 46t S9bNM p'1"s%
 WA A9HINGTOT, Ice. 26.-- President Taft has left 1,H Kry HHsr where fe will bo csCprted by the w0rsnlrs Dcla- wzrH and Arkangas pn hls jnurus5 ana witi travel RHun=i Tith the pU-1lp nf CacXHr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
GREATEST SWINDLER
 ON RECORD FlEES

arrested he sHc1r@aed In UbIaihLnk nt& 1-eIaAHs UEE ball. HoVurRl wealthy fT!enda acted aR hia boRtfnmen hut when Lhc chanca. nnnA he Jeff nhsTr all + nd clcMTed out.
 lie Ls no~ placod in a cIass with the Enuih Sea awIndIerR of old and Tfth .TAbsx EtaIrour. rh@ nct3FEcnz EnglLEh fI,emher nf pytlI3rsAI1t wnn WEE h0zt Ia The penItentiatX.
 TOMORROW NIGHT.
 Thn urAs< EasF Garden.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

L3NDDE. Heo. 7o.-A special t9nr iCr urTiFed tutlay froGn t:0nRlnnt!nphIa' with instructions r0 ehs T1rkISh pseni- not&ntiarIek to rAat with the [reeHs Tho reason tur t3Its sudden chAn6x Uf front ia not known but, presumably.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

sensthiHo new at TobYR Fr'itA al Paradise al 50 nsnts 2 haaA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

Ws hass lHrB% asSoTtmAnt ~t fancy h0Iidsy 9ift books, ready for msiIins. Lumen Bras.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
LAW AND MOTION DAY.

Tomorrow will be lST and motion dAS tn The district court
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

Your wi9e a tired. asf her T Erslzss csoksr CT . rssl fsit naAtt-ssA w.. Oefbsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

Lut.kak Ak LAhnlan'S
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

Rect Garden tomsrrew nisht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20
SHIPS ASHORE ADMIRAL DEAD
TURKISH ADMIRAL AND
 CABINET MINISTER KILLED

the Turkish government rtsAlIzAE thai drecec win noI qult hAraaAnK tiIe neet and array 8therW4He.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

Real spsfs cider at LshnEnn's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

RAar sppIa o;dse at LShmsnR's-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

LL.iNIfIN, Dse. 20--Lnndon Ia atill ifI the dark as to the caurse of the negotiations n~w proceeding petween lhr ple,tpotentiaric1 of Tutk.y and thu EAIXnR RtatsH. Exxtebk that TILr4 Eey Ls uu~ willing tD treat with Inc Greeks very IlrtIt Ia known and the dele Eut"s ara malnlAInlnE The sans uIJ secrecy,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-20

LONDON. l,ec, 2o.-A wireless mss-
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10
A Log on the Track

of the fast express means serious
trouble ahead If not removed, so
does loss of appetite. 1t means
the lack of vitality. loss of your
strength and nerve weakness. II
appetite fails, take Electric Bit
tiers quickly to overcome the cause
by toning up the stomach and cur
ing the indigestion. Michael Hess
heimer of Lincoln. Neb.. had been
SICK over three years. but six bot
Ties OF Electric Bitters put him
right on his feet again. They have
helped thousands. They give pure
oiood, strong nerves. good digestion
Oniy ooc at N. N. McLean's, the
Old Reliable Druggist.
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10
Saves Leg of Boy

ct seemed that my 14-year old
boy would have to lose his leg.
on account of an ugly ulcer.
caused by a bad bruise," wrote ID.
f. Howard, Aquone, N. C. "All
remedies and doctors treatment
failed till we tried Bucklen's Arm
lea Salve, and cured him with one
box" Cures burns, boils. piles.
skin eruptions. 25c at N. N. Nc
Leans. the Old Reliable Druggist.
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10
Fortunes in Faces

There's often much truth in
the saying her face is her for
tune" but it's never said where
pimples, skin eruptions. blotches
or other blemishes disfigure it. I'm
pure blood is back of them all and
shows the need of DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. They promote health
and beauty. Try them. rs cents
at N. N. McLean's. the Old Reliable
Druggist,
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10

The correct treatment for burns,
cuts scalds, wounds, sores, lumbago,
rheumatism or nueralgia is Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. 1t is a
healing. penetrating and antiseptic
which is everything that is need
ed to effect a complete cure. Price
25c. soc. and 81 per bottle. Sold
by N. N. Mclean. the Old Reliable
Druggist.
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10
Stove Wood

Wood in stove lengths in 10 cord
lots at $500 per cord; in 5 cord
lots at $2.25 and less than cords
$3.50 delivered for cash, in the
next I 8 to 80 days.
LAMAR SEED CO.
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10

Lawyer for Defense-The States
Attorney didn't rattle you . bit with
the questions.
Wltness-No. You see. rye raised
avs boys. and I've got four grandchil
6ron.
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10

UnkIndest Cut Of All.
Has your rich uncle cut your
Yes. but wouldn't mind that %
much II he had not also cut my d
lowance."
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10
SOME APRIL DEMONSTRATIONS
Pegasus and Charley Bliss Walnl
u Of Next Months Events


IN get astride your old. sore back.
and, try the weather stunt a whack.
You.ra curhed. and nearly Hind. 1
know: your knees are sprung and
vour step ia allow: Won have the
string halt and the heayes. and to
your sides your rough hide cleayes.
for storms still come. and winter
xIoats. and I'm plum out of corn
and oats. A touch of ginger I'll ap-
pIv and sea If vou can't then stem
hieh. or piroute and prance and
snort and demonstrate Won are a
snort
@. April. YOU are hard to greet.
with snow and slush eight inches
deen It.s hard tn nraise the var
ma, skv before, the storms or win
ter die. TIA hard tn write with
rbvma or senaa With anow drifts
nilad .1a,nat tho fence And with
mn s,1r n, com,na .nr,pg M flow
ers in bloom M b,rds awinp M
ras,ir. ,.rk mn Iapp,a wran. and
,.rnar. ON, =, ,.ad hv hon
nh. ,....r n.r. n, Maroh % hare
and atm tho sr,.,d atrnsnb.ra and
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s NIL, M, rr,,. .ho .ss IN
go rha -, 80. avo 60. ..,
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,,av .ns novr,.h ~, .,ao,,,n d.y
"a vh., ~. crus, h.nd q, ,.ts
,onc,ua.. Ito time n demon.trate
Tho, h. =. No, N. v,rn,r1 man I'm,
onIv . val a,soran NAV h. brace
IN qua -..,,v. tho, .v.rvor. ,.p.,
win a ,-,ze The candidate who t,,..l
ana fail. and vben def.at COINS.
,aver vail :. h-avar than the
.c.rv guv Who I. too ooward,v IN
t,x
An Fool. nav come. on Anri,
u,., h,, ,hosa who v,,I ha fool
al ~. o,.. v,,, h. III. hnn.h %,
a,.o.r.,. on Ami, ninth wben all
thar r,an. ara Enocked bel,-wes,
&c, a, n.upht and in the ,anas,,de
,,av -. o.r.h. u.ra.s IN tho man
whn ,r aataa, can .,w.vs ,i.h, nm
an hi. FOO, ana when Lpockea ovar
I'M. IN. .r.o. tn .a, ~, with n
.m,,,r9 ,aca
An ,hron.h tho mon,h tho Tad
av h..r NIL, arowI .ra ,o.r and s,u
IN. or With hi. ,n.,.,en, c,amor-
M. din a. v.,n,v ha .,,amn,s m
Win M. p,I Ta,,.. ,no..nm With
g, .nr,r. win ,.ra tai, ,,s,ao
N. zinc ona raadv.. no, havona
duh, w,,, ,a .oon Lronr.. .o
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10

Probably German.
s'oott In himmsli'' cried Z fellow
In the hour of his need:
judging from his conversat1oa.
He was not Q 6wede.
The Lamar register., 1912-04-10

The Parallel.
my wife II ~ sharp a. . knffo.
II wish mine was one-then I could
shut her up"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-10
DOCKET CALLED
IN CRIMINAL COURT
scHENK CASE ALLOWED TO PASS
WITHOUT COMMENT.
Tony Maduro Brought From Peniten.
tlary 20 Answer TO Charge OF
Cutting His Wife.

Contrary 70 all expectations Ne
case against Laura L. Schenk was not
set for trial when the docket was
called yesterday In the criminal court.
and the indications are there will be
no action taken in IL al the present
term. There was not a ripple on the
thTiac| when the case was called and
10 was allowed 10 pass by without
notice by counsel on both sides.
AL other cases were either set for
trial or passed % another date for
argument. The case against Antonio
Maduro. accused Of felonlously cutting
his wife. was set FOR trial May Il.
MadurO was recently taken 10 the
penitenfiary 20 serve out an unexpired
term Of ten years. 20 which he was
sentenced from one % the counties
down In the state. and had been re-
leased on parole. lie was brought up
from Moundsvilie yesterday ansd will
be kept here until after the trial. and
II convicted the sentence imposed
here viii not begin until after he com
piat"z his uue2p.red term Attorneys
: o Royce and Prank OHrien were
api ointed 20 defend him
Other Cases.
The case against George Felsheim.
the Fulton boy. charged with the Kill.
ing - younE Louis schneider was set
for trial May 20 on the former trial
tho jury disagreed.
THE trial of Lucinda Fitch aims
Elizabeth Grceuleo .1I Maggie GRAY.
alias Carrie knos. was not SET. the
caso- being passed to Monday
I'D" indictments asa usf ~ IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-10

burg. Mrs. J. d. McReynoIds. Clarks-
W. f. Pierce. Cameron: DR.. s. NJ.
Robinson. Cameron: Mrs. q Arm
strong. wheeling: John sweeny. Wells
burg: Mrs. Maud IIenthorn. Wheeling:
Mrs. Homer Simmlns. Wheeling:
Mrs. Jessie Korner. Huntington: J. ".
NohO. Huntington: W NJ Long.
Clarksburg. Thomas Sharps. Fair
mont. Mrs. l. y. Wetzel. FairmOnt:
Oleie W. Jacobs. Paden City: Mrs. J.
b. Petit Littleton; Mary d. Chapline.
Bethany: Francis ". Biddle, Wells
burg. Mrs Francis " Biddle, Wells
Lurs: Anna v Bennett. Wellsburg:
Halle Lauck. Wellsburg. Mrs. s. NJ
Cunningham. Moundsyine: A. IInklet-
ter. Moundsvllle: A. y. Van Camp
New Martinsville; +. e. Van Camp
New Martinsville, Mrs Nora Am
brom. Kidwell: Chas r. Hutslar.
Wheeling. Mrs. @. y. Jarrett. Morgan
town. ". II. Fields. Wheeling. G.. T.
lIassner. New Martiusvlle. W. L.
Plaster and wife. Elklns. IT. e Jones.
ElkinS. r. r. Manlev Shinnston: Jas
y. Smith. Moundsyille Mr.. and Mrs.
C. W Fuller. Jr. MoundsviIIe. Miss
cora VI Dodd. Holidays Cove. Mrs.
e.. A. Barnett, FOllansbee. Mrs WIZ
Miller. Follansbee. Miss Wiuifrod Par
rs. Fullanshce: Miss Mary Stock. Fol
lanshee, Miss Dora Tharp. Film grove:
Miss l. Ethel IIawler. Elm Grove.
Miss Anna r. Hawkins. Elm Grove.
Mrs Jas Ronksiey. Elm grove. Mrs
Elinor Britt. Elm Grove. Alex GU
christ. WellshurF: George /. Wilson.
WsllsburE. George =. Wood. FolIans-
bee. r =. Wise. East Liverpool.
Grant X. Lewis. Cincinnati. Mn1tfy
Edwards Grafton. " r. Gauchar.
ClatsvlIIs. Pa. p Meachem. Gin
riuuafL ohio. Mrs. David snyder. col
liers. JuIietts Howell Golfers. X. g..
leo McAIecheu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-10
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Moundsville hish will play Elliott
commercial college at Moundsville.
this afternoon Moundsville has one
of the fastest school clubs in this
vicinity. Elliott suffered defeat al the
hands Of Benwood on Wednesday but
will be strengthened for the fight to-
day with the houndbuilders.
Tntonsville has signed Catcher
Burke and Frst Baseman Swar;z.
The team played good ball against
the Stog!es during the preseason
games. The club challenge the
Wheeling Mold & Foundry FOR
game Saturday a week. II accepted
answer through the Intelligencer.
The Iorain Coal & Dock team has
organized this season with one OF the
fastest clubs that has yet represented
that company The team 10 anxious
10 enter the Intercliy. league. and II
;heir entry is accepted the promoters
o. the league are requested to &C
knowledge same In the Intelligencer.
The Wheeling Mold and Foundry
team will play Eellaire A. A.. At Bel
ls!re. Saturday, May 18th. and Bridge
port. az Bridgeport. Sunday. May y
The Kellar Juniors challenge any
i7-year team IN this vicinity for a
game May lg on any grounds The
Eeusrs W G. Burkles Benwood indie
pcndeuts or the J. A. C's are preferred.
Answer. Bell phone 500. Martins
Ferry
The Keilar Juniors viii play the
day afternoon AT players ire 70.
Guss'.d to meet af K"liars grocery.
Arrangement. flvo boon completed
fnr vfaf D.. ,lI.r rI fu br .1at game
sunday afternoon between fhr Myers
Prov a.7r 'nrm HrI fhe NrCorkers
r $500 pol, .fa rrrf same 90 fra season
rIUflI rr rho F0rfv.aeyerfh street
.fD..fa ..| .arr. crowd Dol erpec.
OF Manager TrH. olsen Requests afi
N"frr. PLAYERS fr meet Or hIs hon
Hf ot.n.a errfrv afternoon. o.
#r".r-f rrrrrs 900 te nkar uu
". H....s lineup follows e. g0e-
f. . H.T'r r Trrsrarr Hr fIuf
ff Ts-rar r. fr rra a fnrrr
.N E" fsz.. a.. q CO..
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-10
BEAVER FALLS
SPECIAL TRAIN
WHEELINGITES TO HEAR BILLY"
SUNDAY ON DECORATION
DAY.
Evaneeiistie. As1oeiation COMMITTEES
EndesVoring TO Get Flat
Rate Of $3.50.

All aboard for Beaver Falls. Pa, on
Decoration Day
The special committee Of the Evan
geiistic Association II endeavoring 10
secure from the Panhandle railroad
flat rate Of s. 50 for the round trip
from Wheeling To Beaver Fails and re-
turn. a special train 10 leave this city
81 3 80 o'clock on the morning Of Deco
ration Day and return at midnight.
Tickets for the Sunday excursion
Will be on sale at the once Of the y.
NJ. &. 4 IN a few days. and the COM
mittee expects 20 have the assurance
that enough tickets will be sold 70
warrant the special train. r. r. Met
calf. the local ticket agent Of the Pan
handle has given the assurance that
the special will have an open track
going and coming. The special will
leave the terminal depot az the corner
% Eighteenth and Market streets. at
the time stated