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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

seen that the principal part ol IlIS
brain lies below rather than above
that line, and instead of the
height of his head being equally
distributed between his moral and
basilat faculties, we find on the
photograph much more space de-
voted to the basilar or animal
region, than to the moral group.
In normal head the measure
ments show a brain power equally
distributed, and in a strongly
moral type the ratio is reversed.
The eyes indicate great mtens-
ity ofmind and passionate power.
We might almost call them hyp-
motto eyes, and when used in a
social and affectionate way they
could have great influence over
unsophisticated minds.
The lips are full and voluptuous
and irregular in type, indicating
passion and jealousy. These cor
respond with large cerebellum,
and a strong social nature, which,
if uncontrolled by moral forces,
bring disaster.
The jaw is of strong, square
type, which gives "reminiscences
and lack of sympathy or. tender
ness, and on the other hand Sc
verify and courage. IT should
have had something of the round
element to give tenderness of re-
gard. .....
The jaw is long and curved, and
half way from the lower lobe of
the ear to the center of the chin
there is a projection which indi-
Gates bulldog tenacity, and has
=. I,,a,,. Loo, fo,,., a.. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

shows acquisitiveness,. or desire
for greed and personal posses
sions, which a narrow head in
this respect would fail to indi-
cate.
The whole contour of the face
indicates shrewdness, depth of in
tellect, cunning and reserve,
through secretivenesS. 1t is the
~ **** +*+** ~ IS
RICHESON =
= EAR placed low down on
: the side head, indicating pas
y sionate nature.
y BREADTH OF JAW, indi-
4 eating courage.
y PASSIONATE LIPS.
= SQUARE CHIN, indicat-
= ing hardness of temper.
X FLUENCY OF SPEECH
BROAD HEAD ABOVE
EARS, indicating severity of
+ disposition.
y BREADTH OF LATER-*
*AL REGION, indicating ac-*
+ quisitive element.
= NARROW MORAL
= GROUP.
** 44+* **** ****
face of one who could easily take
advantage of trusting and SYM
pathetic natures. The great Won
der is that anyone would be influ-
enced by such a strong and pas
sionate nature, But fluency of
speech, which the portrait indi-
Gates that the Rev. Mr.. Richeson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-09

Ssazn E-7VH9a5 8r C.zr&E Tss--E
1n5 NJ Eaz = AE@1 L Il
Es.zz-sz11 Cszsas5 = PrazaAsrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28
SMUGGLING ARMS
OVER AT DOUGLAS
Captured Americans Elk.
pected to Be Killed En-
Route to Cananea.

Douglas, Ariz-, Feb. 2s.-Customs Of
ficials admitted today that two wagon
loads OF rifles and ammunition had
been traced through Douglas into So
nora and that the ammunition included
not less than $4,000 rounds. Secret
service men are now at work and II Is
thought arrests for the violation Of the
neutrality laws will follow.
The revolutionary spirit IN Douglas.
which has been smOuldering for several
weeks, burst into fury when a report
was circulated that seven Americans
who were captured at FrOnteras, Mex
leo, last week and charged with being
outlaws, were to be put to death by
MeNican soldiers.
The Americans were caught with
arms and ammunition on their persons,
and the Mexicans charged that they
were en- route to join the revolution
lists. The americans were placed un-
Ger guard and were brought to Aqua
Prieta by train Immediately a guard
was formed and the men started on
march to Cananea, where, according to
commissario Gales. Of Aqua Prfefa
they will be given a fair trial. Few per-
sons, here, however believe the men
viii ever reach Cananea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

bandits have been seen on the ranches
near Piedras Negras, the Mexican town
opposite here, but they have created no
disturbance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28
ROJAS RETAKES
CAPTURED FRIEND
Story Of How He Freed Gen
Mendoza Is Now
Made Public.

with the arrival Of Antonio RoJss
and his force in chihuahua comes une
details Of the capture from the federais
last week Of Gen Refugio Mendoza
from the federals, who were holding
him prisoner
When news Of capture of Gen Retu-
Eio MendOza and - Of 4ls comm ~ = q
near san Isidro by capt SeEtlu OF ~
federals had been taken TO Col ANTONIO
Rojss in Cusihuiriachic, the coroner
gathered his men and told them an ~ - I
he was going to rescue the general
from the hands Of the amateur captain
and wished to know VINO Woulo accom-
uauv him All hands went up
The colonel compromised on 90 OF the
best and set out for the town OF GueF-
zero, where Servln was waiting Tor
endorsements to bring Mendoza and
the other rebels into Chihuahua
Late on Monday evening HoJas and
his Eallants were outside the town OF
their destination, but decided to picket
the outskirts and await daylight before
trying to accomplish their end AT day
under cover Of a white flag and with a
note asking for the immediate release
OF his friend, Gen. Mendoza. and the
q soldiers who were captured with
CAPT servin asked the bearer Of the
note many questions before be decided
70 sccede TO the request However, Gen
MENDOZA and his % men were released
and told to accompany the flag bearer
to the end OF the village street where
fojas and his men awaited their pres
ence.
Mendoza said afterwards that he
could hardly believe his eyes when he
saw Col RoJas In the saddle and the
lstIer coming forward 70 shake hands
and embrace him He thought IT was
come trick and that he was going to
De shot when he was released
without molestng the town. Rotas,
MENDOZA and the men rode away. their
destination supposed to be TemOsaohio,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

Dr.. warnock. dentist, up-to-date work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28
CARLOADS OF MAIL
FOR MEXICO HERE

Red, white and green Mexican mail
sacks 1000 OF them. are corded along
the union station platform awaiting
delivery to Mexico. There are now
three carloads OF Mexican nail matter
IIelhs held IN III Paso and more is com
rom the united States all the time
Inc mail is being cared for BY the
transfer oIrlee Of the railway mail
be delivered to Mexican consul Ilor-
ente' VINO VIII have his clerks attempt
70 denver as much as possible to the
refugees on this side OF the river. The
remainder viii be delivered to Juarsg
Dy the consul according to the tenta-
tive arrangeuent made by postmaster
Wednesday.
The remainder OF the mail for Chi
huahua and points on the National and
PEARSON hnes wllI be held until instruc-
department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28
Two RANCHES ARE ROBBED
OF HORSES AND Saddle
Men Said To Be Part of Pancho Villas
Troops Take Horses at Remedies
and COyoffI1as.

Chihuahua, Mex, FED 28--A band Of
2 mounted and armed men visited the
Los Remedies ranch situated about so
miles south Of this city, saying chat
they came from Pancho ViIia and
must have money, horses and saddles
Tor the cause The proprietor, ". s.
Benton. whom they were talking to.
asked the leader Of the men, Jose
Granadss, which political side he was
allied with and the latter replied, Il
am with the government and Panch0
wei then, in that case" said Mr..
Benton, you don't require any horses
or money from me unless you can
snow the proper warrants from the
sent"
Granadas a patriot Of the AIedero
revolution moved about the room IN
easily at this response to his request
and finally 1erked his gun from its
holster and handling it rather clumsily
suggested 70 Mr. Benton that he had
better part with three horses, two
saddles, two rifles and two pistols,
otherwise his government warrant"
might 60 on and someone would die.
Under cover Of the firearms NJ Benton
was compelled to submit TO the de-
mands and they left the ranch, taking
with them the above mentioned
On TUESDAY morning another band
composed OF seven armed men visited
the Coyotillas hacienda. also belong
ing 10 Mr.. Benton. and todd the fore
man that they had Instructions from
Pancho villa to search the premises
for horses. saddles, food or whatever
they wished to take. The intruders
were in charge OF n. Hermosillo who
is said 10 have been a patriot Of the
last revolution They searched the
place from top to bottom and took I'VE
horses and several saddles
News OF the latter assault was con
Teyed TO Afr. Benton and he hurried
10 this city, where he made complaint
10 governor Gonzales The British
consul IN this city, Capt ScobelI, when
apprised OF the holdup, placed his
services at Ar. Benton's command, the
latter being e British subject
Governor Gonzales Is in receipt OF
further expressions Of loyalty from
villa through the latferAs secretary and
has commissioned VIA to proceed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28
JUAREZ MAN SAID To ne
UNDER ARREST IN MEXICO

Luis Hernandez, a prominent civil
engineer Of Ciudad Juarez and a candi-
date for mayor at the last election.
was arrested IN Mexico city few
DAYS ago, according to a report re-
ceived in Ciudad Juarez- The charge
against Hernandez is being implicated
in the manifestations and mutiny sew
eral weeks ago in Juarez
Hernandez came out openly a few
SUNDAYS ago In Ciudad Juarez and led
q manifestation against the collector
Of customs at that time. Camilo Ar
gUelles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

Fresh fish for Lent at Ardoin's.
Fun measure at southreatern Fuel Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

Pasteurized milk. FL Paso Dairy.
Fresh fish for Lent. at Ardoin's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

Wen then, in that case" said Mr.
Benton, you don't require any horses
or money from ne unless you can
show the proper warrants from the
government which you say you repre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28
vAsQUIsTA FLAG FORGOTTEN.
LEFT FT,TTuTERTNC ON Il

When the Vasquistas took Juarez
Tuesday they did ii in such a hurry
that they forgot the flag which they
planted on the little hill opposite the
union station and they left il fluttering
there in the breeze, Al Tuesday after
noon the flag waved in its lonely pO-
sition on top Of the miniature noun
tain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

against rebels said to be in the neigh
bOrhOd Of Temosachic-
villa in his letter to the government
says that he viii pursue Antonio Rojas
until he makes him prisoner or totally
annihilates him and his army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28
SII5iF School

Ask any busIEess nun or educator in
EI PasO as 10 the hest school FOE yauF
son or daughter.
INTERN BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
}. p. Mullfns President
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

QUIET NEAR EAGLE PASS.
Eagle Pass, Tex, Feb. 2S.-Quiet pre-
walls in this section Of the TeXas-MeN-
lean border A few rowing bands OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

Pasteurized mflk-the safe milk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

DR.. warnoelz. dentist. gold crowns. So,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

Pasteurized milk FL PasO Dairy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
NEWS BRIEFS

Postmaster r. " Haz'ctf has an.
POINTED ~. T. Bcchfcl. OF High street
f"nWpod. "a substitute mail carrier
End he will orb out OF the Wheeling
Office.
The LOYAL Sons class az Tho
W r South sunday school no paien
city. was yesterday granted 70 charter
't tn" West Virginia SUNDAY school
Association. The class ie composed
NJ eleven boys. and BIS taught bv J. -
Martin. Harry Sole o. president
Tho weekly sessions Of tho uavs
lnd means committee OF rho Board NJ
Trad" will be- hold ~ noon TODAY 70
l'i.'"F Several matters OF .mr0rf.
anea viii be- discussed
fuIr|c-sOu study az Murmor..m
Hf- Just been completed hy n class in
100 F4r-' Presbyterian church. tine last
meeting being hold Monday evening
An nI.iFt meeting Of tho Iadic.
Ald Society az 'ha Island Christian
CHURCH vN. hD held to. morrow ar tho
CHURCH rarlDrs 4 short program will
Do rendered and several business mat.
f"r7 $3.50 ho transacted
H'fIfn Conditions vas tho auh
.eo' discussed rf fho monthly meeting
OFT ffn Social Workers club hold Last
evening in rho Associated Charities
InoW. OF thr Board ~ Trade building
"a pheasant meeting of fhr Social
Work League V7a hold 4f noon vo4for.
n1f lf Pho y ". s. building
IT, I~rfIr-VnII win deliver Hf-
i1f" a Trip Through tho Golden
west af frn hri0n bail fhis tnu.r
under no auspices of Wheeling Com.
Wl."UrH So a.. Eririf. T.mrf.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04

hesday evening An interesting pro.
gram Of music and addresses j. being
arranged.
Two cars for The Wheeling Trac.
ton company arrived az Martins Fer
y yesterday morning from the Jewett
ar company. AZ Newark The trucks
Tor the entire number arrived last
Neek and yesterday morning the
bodies OF the FIRST tNo cars ~ere -
ce!ved.
The Maison Catheun Guyot. o.
Fa7s France. designed aud executed
several OF the robes and TUNES eXhib-
n~d In the Market street window Of
ne Geo R Taylor Compau, The
wraps are tho product 81 an American
sieler. but r faithful copies OF Par.
islam models. Everyone will note The
exquisite shades OF the soft crepe silk
used NO season has ever offered
more beautiful fabrics or such wonder
ful shades
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
FINE LECTURE
AT THE Y.M.C.A.
HON. L FRANCIS
GIVES FINE DISCOURSE.
On Land Labor and wsaith-L.etur.
Entirely Different Prom uusaal
Fun aud Made Impression.

necla! ns that sreat wealth IS a..
49, SnN l-~ nnly cause ~ great pow
Philadelphia delivered hits lannon's i.-.
1IIe on Land. Labor. Wealth. last
) ening before a large auII.ns. 80 tn
NJ. a. A auditorium Mr. Iyhtrr.r
APPEARED under the auspices ~ me y NJ
a. \ lyteum course. and mis- subf.rt va.
very ably handled
The discourse was conceded bv those
VII" heard &c. % h- the greatest ever de.
livered IN TINS city on q subject affect.
ing me dangers and injustice of our
N-'ltn AMI his defense az
conditions was most eloquent
Tn part. he said. IT. great evil Is
pr "hCentratton or property In tbe
hanis ~ a few. A. miiiionllreS Increase
"untry over. - per cent 90 our people
have no claim 70 tl. owrcrship ~
homes. S~evcnty-ftve Per cent 81 tho In
Hahitants " Rhode island are tenants
land aye tenants
The speaker then told tho incomes Of
nam or me richest men OF to-day and
vt now they Ept their money. lie said
that Andrew carnegie began his career
a. "A bellows boy IN e. blacksmith shop
and now his income is $50 900 p.r i.V
lle said that = Iie-pont No-rsn.s In
,ninr q $4,000 au hour. while Others are
almost as large de said that those
Tomato "a slice 81 their taxing power.
MS. no said. was e. machluc Tor pump-
INK wealth from the producers into the
pockets 90 Tire holders or 90. machine.
i.friHnf M0rgau paid $4,000 for
" IruS'au beer mug. ami 2 was .mrtv
lHht 4 t"w years ago 90 muitl-Wil-
l'i' ~ N.W f"rN save q great 70
,tpii"h !n .nro~ 81 his TuoIie dog and
l.IinE the course pf the evening dInrr-
~ lue pup VIII e. dHE-tpli4r costing over
N'"uuh NJ tie same tine there were
over 50.0OO p.orI. iu New York CIV NO
~" hungry AMI rigEtf. NO nation can
i-irl -ri~i.tu which presents cone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
VALIDITY OF The PUBLICITY
LAW ATTACKED IN COURTS

WASHINGTON. Dec 3.-Nreumcnt4
as To- ih" t~dlidlt! OF the -ucwspap,r
publicity law. % section Of the post
once appropriation bin were closed
~ ih" supreme court today. Solicitor
'''neraI RIllitf speaking for the GOV
eminent and jane y. 1;ocI on ba-
haIf or tho newspapers. attaching MS
cnnsliiutionalitN Mr. Eullitt declared
The 10" was but an extension az a
former resolution which required
newspapers to give certain inform.
non To- th" post Office department q
Mr Beck declared on. ~ tho crrs.
Ilou.'Hls q. Do" day was whether Tho
courts would strike down larisI,+i.,
n' cougr" g.. prctCudiuc 10 exercise u
power given %. but in fact q forbid
zen power Ia declared there was a.
Alarming forrcnCy ON THE part Of CON
Gre-S to do This. and fhaf the new
paper publicity law was bur a sinrf.
Instance of 10.
senator Nc'uubcr TO-DAY introduce
q hlIl which would replace fhi, p.,.
Vision OF the law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
Briefs

80 T. NunrsI and VIE. ur fha Grove
'.ae, tor Dor, VISIT viii
Harry Rice. proprietor OF tie Elm
GROW" steam and love Works Will IN tie
shed On tho back end 81 his lot. iu the
r~sr 81 DIS place Or business
Homer Butler. ~ Park View. % atle
4" Do" out again after being 'ouracI To-
his home with a slight illness
Mrs \ Moore and son William. viii
atiit" IN the Grove an" last OF tHe week
Grove for a fev davs
= q lark. ~ MopjSlais. vino has
been confined 20 his HON. si'h = serious
"Li,-h ~ dipithcria. * able To - out
Mrs Wm smith IS moving from their
farm near IN" -" > school house -
'Has Barclay ~ P~ittSbursr. was n
ING Grove" yesttrday ON business
Nathan Wright who has been looking
after business matters iu rl4ltor - a
few DAYS. las returned 20 tgtt>nufrr
Mrs LaWr'urn Weber. 81 tho Grove.
Irit Last evening for ~Pittsnurrn when"
friends and relatives
TT wtuiamson. ~ chicago. was in
tn. tit"N" Yesterday ON busfu-->
VIM stanley has returned to His home
~ Fulton after %sueuIinE a fsW cav- IN
Alliance. Ohio. On business
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ D.If az near
~" g school house. were loo tho Grove
t"StfrNnN. ON their way Co. visit Airs
Rolls sister Mrs Gcorg. Heck. WI. .os
le"u confined IN tl. Nor-r Wbo.frr
Hospital. suffering from a serious op,rn-
ton
Mrs. J ~ Butler - confined e. Ner
n9iu" on stone church hoad with n slight
NrS CHas Hare. ~ Gary. Ind. rs ,is-
ting her parents. Mr. and AIRS tIt-
Mason. ~ LcatherwooI. for q NV
days
samuel Evans moved Lis e,m,i, from
Mt d' Nutntal TO Fulton YESTERDAY
" ~ B"nf@uS. OF Union nm road
VII holi a public sal" of his personal
property nu Thurs laN. December
DOC Murray. OF GrecE~tiII.. lost O.
val .l" Uore yesterday. % was valued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
About People
Movements % Individuals to ard
From the City.


Hon. y. ~ Maxwell. a well known
farmer OF valley Grove. was In the
city yesterdas on business and cL.
ling on friends. Mr. Maxwell Is one
q the Republican leaders in his part
- m. country and ne states that the
Republicans IN That section show a
disposition to get together and p1ll
together.
Dr. n. l. Judge. "a prominent resi-
lent % Welshurg and father % At
torney Il. =. judge. 81 this city. WAS
"A business caller IN the city ycster-
dsy.
Miss Louise Williamson - Parkrrs
burg II tho guest 81 friends in tbs
city.
Miss Helen STANLEY Of tho South
side. has returned 60 her home. after
"A visit with relatives IN Dayton. -.
=. l. Farmer OF Pittsburgh. was =
business visitor In the city. yesterday
Miss Margaret Kcyser % Duluth.
Mimi. Is the guest OF relatives on the
Island.
Miss Mary Alexander. who has been
attending Bethany college. Is visi-
ting her parents In Warwood.
Bernard ~C"f>ovey"D Mehen. ~proprie-
tor 81 a local cafe. n Councilman
Carter Norman. 81 the second ward.
with a party OF M~oundsvnle friends.
are hunting on Fish Creek In Wctzel
county.
Mrs Phllo Rarnes has returned
home from a visit AZ oWodsheid.
Miss Edith Maxwell has returned
home from a visit with Mrs. Robert
Loo Of oWdosneld.
WIN Williams spent THANKSGIVING
. v.frT hH- fu w.rFa NJ uwH NJ ~ -
Williams. OF Woodsheld
Miss Rose Weisend has returned
home after spending several DAYS with
relatives and rtends AZ oWodsheld.
Miss Josephine Joost. who Is at
tending the Elliott Business College,
spent several DAYS last week with her
parents in oWodsnold
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Hldreth loft for
S"ahreezc. Florida. here they ave
AXE a cottage Tor Oh. winter.
Mrs Frank Northumberland. Of
birmingham. Ma is now th" guest or
Miss Bell" Nordol on Twelfth street
Miss Saran Row left yesterday for
81 Louis. No. TO visit friends.
Mr. and Mr~. J. Kl-- are az the An.
sonia IN N'w York.
W. %. Abbott and n. D.. Wsncr arc
in New York, registered at the Sc
willie.
g. = Good is at the Rector in New
NHrS.
Harry TAYLOR was A. the Henry in
PITTSBURGH. YESTERDAY.
a. ". Emshcim.r was In pittsburgh
YESTERDAY. registered az tho Fort PIT.
-. p. i.awior was stopping AZ the
Henry In Pittsburgh. Yesterday.
Mr.. Csceiia Etz am Mrs. otto
S,Leuk ar" visiting Mrs. Edward N,I-
D.. OF Parkersburs
J.. = Mace was ln Tarkersnurr.
YESTERDAY. stopping a. the Blcuuerhas-
SOFT.
p ! Houual ana u. g. Craig were
~ tho Monroe .u Parkcrsblrg. y.ster-
jJv.
Mr.. ana Mr.. Robert =. SchlIinr
and SON william and Miss stella De-
Cant. who were 90, guests ~ Mr.
% Mrs. MaN Matters. 81 Morgan
hav" returned home.
Miss Carrie klari was rho cicst
sunday OF Miss Lulu Kcnnsy. os
~t,uh.n1ill..
Air.. Joseph Cochran has returned
o." l'r home 90 Purlersbure after
Visiting her taurh- r.. Misses Francis
and Lois. who are stuaeut- 90 lit. Do
DU.uirL
Mrs M r.. Devine. ~ Nrinu,arors
AiInn.. vh' BIAS l..l here since tho
death ~ h.r sister. Mrs Daniel cot
To-. VIII return To her hom. iu n few
] Iars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
PwITTSBURG STRIKE

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. SJ-Ar.
tGro Giovannitti.promineutly connect.
ed with the WOODEN mills STRIKE t'
Lawrence. Mas. has been asked On
come 70 Homestead and address the
steel workers. over COO trainmen are
on strike and have thrown out inward
az 10000 other EMPLOY eS.
\ meeting was held tonight OF work.
men employed az Rankin. Braddock.
Homestead and Duquesne. during
which they listened 70 pleas 4 nov
element was introduced into the strike
trouble today with the Industrial
Workers 81 The World Addresses
were made urging the mon - strike
and loiu the men now iu tho field The
speeches wcr" made in all languages
and every department Of the vast steel
works. % L. said. We're represented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
ALICE RAILROADS OF NEW
JERSEY nTcHnfssfaa--

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. O. Tho o..
'ra' Railroad oI Nrw Jersey va. r..
under tho probe today whom fb.
-IdI" railroad commission resumed
.h''-iila'lnn of tho charges tibet.
.hc ir''-hi rates ou anthracite coal
To- ihi- cry are excessive IN an.
@''- io q question ht Tho commission
counsel Tor th" cowrl1inant. stated
lha' be- expects 20 call about twenty.
lorr more Witnesses and f0 corcluI.
Do. care AGAINST The fto coal ,arry r.
railroads d.. next Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04

ports 81 cotton manufacture have in
creased 10 Tor rent duriug tho stm.
period. statistic o. tho bureau ur
ior'.ru and dum.SlI, commerce am.
roHn'ei tu-daN show that import
This year viii auprrNimat. $50. n0.. ..u
The exports probably VIII exceed $780,.
"'".""" Imports arc comiue iu
Hh"ut The same rae as in iqf. ami
l'lI. but exports arc rtpidlt m.r.ls
II-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
FAIR SEX CONTINUE
LETTER BOX CRUSADE

LONDON. Dec. 3-The sufragette
raids on post boxes were resumed 90.
night over % large area. extending
throughout London cit, 10 Richmond.
90 Surrey a large number of letters
900 q ii1Wmersmith box vcrc complete.
'v destroyed. tho acids penetrating
The "nNelopes The boxes ia the fnar.
cial district we're again attacked.
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