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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16
Hotel kepder.on
Tennessee Ave-
49, AHam@

f1otei kenderton ,s p',ss s. Ass:
tf.m eeseh and pier. family hotel. pri-
Nste eathn. ocean view elevator fne
season rates J O MITCHELL
HOTEL FR0NTEyAC kySTyskr
Zoe yards from Beach. the mos; popu-
section: between tho two famous
piers. central 10 all attractions. modern
r n.sS-e as hotel as good as the best: ca
ie-ly 1se VIII make very special
,erfns OF - up weekly. $50 up daily
including large ocean rooms. metal beds
.i' .na,or paths. phones superior table.
Nltn Nhite service. table supplied direct
from farm. porches overlook the ocean
and Boardwalk. boVkiet W. +. WATTS.
Hotel Majestic H yi5sIni. sy; ~. mo
ihrouEhont: center Of attractisns: OCEAN
Nl.Ns capacity 800. elevator. private
baths: white service etc. superior tasi.:
speeiai slV Up weekly: 81 up daily. hook
let NJ A SMITH.
COLUMBIA HOTEL Sns Saa -5 Ays
K-o-s-H-E-R-
All ocean view rooms. European and
American plan Harry Littman. Prop.
HOTEL sorHERN
virginia Ave. 200 feet from ocean Baths
and running water. Excellent table. 9Th
season Same management G. l.. CAKE.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
SO. Carolina av. a beach. Private baths;
running wnter In rooms. Elevator to
street level. spacious porcheS. Capacity
$50. Booklet BRYAN n WILLIAMS
The leading and most modern high
clrss hotel at moderate rates.
ALBEMARLE virginia st Is.. Aye.
New throughout; capacity $50: private
baths. elevators. 1000 feet wide cool
porches: exceptional table. white serv-
Ice Special rates. IS. $40, si2.bO up
weekly; 81 up daily. Bklt. J. Y. COPE
WINDERMERE.
south Carolina Ave. End house from
Teach Best equipped modern price
motel In Atlantic city. Elevator, bath
ing from hotel Booklet 4. A. BEN
DER, owner.
1SLESWORTH-On the ocean front.
virginia Ave. overlooking famous
steel Pier. Capacity 500 Special. s1ebO
up weekly. no extra charges for hot sea
water baths. elevator. spacious porches,
private baths. orchestra Auto meets
trains. Booklet VIM. Lyman prop.
Frank ". Phocbus. Mgr. ty-ib-i
THE CoLwYN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16
LOCH LYNN HOTEL

NOW OPEN. Modern conveniences.
Casino. with swimming pool bowling
Alleys and pool-rOoms Golf. tennis,
boating Excellent music. SUNDAY
trains.
fT Special rates for the season. Book
let.
L. q. C. LIST, Proprietor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16
HOTEL boutwell,
SEMINOLE
NOTED FOR ITs TABLE.

The Wiltshire H ts1c5 ave oc and
View. Greatly improved Cap. $50. Pri-
elevator. etc. Music. Special. Si2 80 up
weekly $3.50 up daily. open all the
year Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

ron SALT room house in warv--.-,S
TalA alI modern. So oil. ffIl raah
90 time on balance. rail 1903 Wool
---- fy-ls-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

Nete baths. ocean view elevator fine
Ierrnes. home cnokirr SPECIAL lou Early
S-Nsrn rates J a. MITCHELL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

PATENTSse Secured. Trade
n LIu i marks registered
BOOKLET free. Fifteen years practice.
H L. DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY.
National Exchange Bank Bldg.
Wheeling. w. Va.
WAhTED-To buy copy OF Chronicles
on border WARFARE, book descrip-
i've OF the early Indian wars in West
virginia and other portions OF the Ohio
Valley.
Also wanted to buy any copies of old
histories OF Virginia and West virginia
or county histories. that may be on the
market Persons having same Will ad-
dress History. care Intelligencer.
my-s-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16
FOR KENT
FOR SALE

foH bALE-Grocery doing $4,000 an
nually. sell at invoice. Dry Cleaning
tusiness doing $4,000 annually. large
jy-is-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-16

TOR sALE-Kigh grads, first
class "B" and co. inter
chang cable oornet: lsathsr casa
good stand. music rack, sto., IN
cluded; best quick cash offer
tales a. Call on Rsmick Barn
hart, 9e3s Wetzsi 81 Bsu phone
Asst-S ly-8-ff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
TO
BOOST HIGHWAYS
Will Be Held in Bristol Next
Month Under Auspices of
Board of Trade.
spe "a to The T.mes-l)lspatch.

Bristol. Va. Decembrg t.---iie Br.s-
-oi Board OF Trade has lnaugurated
steps for the holdins of tnc important
highway conferences mere. ono on Jan
uary 20 and the otner on the follow
ing day. These conferences VII have
reference 10 the building OK Ia. BiIs-
toll TO Lex ingtou h.gnwa5 between
Bristol and Lexington. kY. AID tne
building Of the Brls.oi-to- Washington
highway. The board is now ia cor
rcspondenco With prominent kentucK-
ians looking 10 the construction OF a
highway acposs Virginia. Tenn, ssee
and Kentucky counties between ,his
city and Lexington. Mayor f.. :. Hell
burn, of Mddlcsboro. ny. has written
indorsing the plan. and says he be-
iieves the Southeastern Ken lucky
Highway Association has now under
consideration tho matter OF rcVi'nS
the old wilderness road. which marks
the TRAN OF civilization westward in
this country Secretary F. VI Runncis.
OF the local board, is in CORE pondenee
with Jackson Morris White l. Moss
{. /. Dosson and u. y. Fuson. OF Pine
Vile. Ky. and Judge F y. sampson. Of
BArDOUfNlllfs NY. III tiN IefffEl W
the proposed HIGHWAY II is expected
that large number OF Kentuckians
will be here for the conference on
January %.
Cores pondencc is also being carried
on with hizhway advocates I'm a num-
Der Of Virginia counties with refer
ence to the conference to be held here
on January .; looking to the building
Of the Bristol-to- Washington high
wav Three routes have been proposed.
and each will be given consideration
at the meeting. Most OF the Southwest
Virginia counties that are or one OF
the proposed routes will be represented
at the Bristol meeting.
Former MAYOR and Mrs William T.
Rice celebrated the nfty- seventh ami
versary OF their wedding at their sub
urban home to-day. entertaining
party OF neighbors at an old fashioned
dinner. captain Rices wife was. prior
TO her marriage Miss Sarah RAIDER. a
sister Of former Mayor William A
RAIDER. of Bristol. She is in her sew
enty-sixth year. while Captain Rice
will he eighty years old next APRIL
The couple were married IN Bristol
when but little more than village
existed here. Captain Rice was Bris-
tolls first Mayor in 1855 He has served
three terms in succession as Mayor Of
modern Bristol. his term OF office hav-
ing expired in September. when he was
succeeded by George NJ Warren. a
young man.
When death claimed John n. Garlic
ton here this week. the principal figure
in a long battle for freedom from
murder charge passed away. Carleton.
who was sixty years old. had less than
a year ago regained his freedom. after
spending two years in Jail and being
under sentence to serve fifteen years
in the state Penitentiary, along with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
Social and
Personal

Miss Virginia Christian. daughter or
Mir and Mrs. Andrew Christian. MADE
her formal bow 10 Richmond society
At dance given in the home OF her
Parents, 2O4 West Franklin street.
last evening. Invitations were limited
10 100 members of the younger set
\ stringed orchestra played Tor the
dancing. which lasted until midnls A.
when A BUFFET supper was served MI
and Mrs. Christian stood in the pan
el4ed library and introduced theli
daughter 10 the guests present Mics
Christian is one OF the most charm p
ing young girls TO make their DEBUT
here in Il number Of years, ana her
debut dance was lovely setting ioI
4 lovely girl she wore gown OK
soft white satin. made with anger
sleeves OF real lace and embroidered
IN rhinestones and held a quaint nose
gay OF pink buds and white azaAeas
edged with a lace friIl Miss Heller
Christian WAS also IN the Teee'''hs
line
The house was arranged throughout
with roses and a drapery OF south
EN- snilax The room in which the
receiving party stood was decorated
IN American Beauty roses, and tne
torches. which mad 5een enclosed Ia
canvas for the occasion. and the dra"
irg rooms were all in lilies Of the
valley and pink roses.
Tor Visitors.
YESTERDAY morning the women of the
Governors party were given an auto
mobile ride about the city. visiting
= nong other places Of historic interest
81 Johns Church and the John Mar
shall House where they were received
by representatives OF the Association
1or the Preservation OF virginia An
tiqu.tiar. They also stopped AT the
confederate Museum. and were greeted
there by Mss Sally Archer Anderson
president and other officers of ths con-
Gsderate Memorial Literary Society-
from the museum they rode out Aonu-
~nent Avenue r. was first pianheo
1na- Miss Frances Scott would enter-
,str, the wives Of the Governors al
luncheon a. ths Country Club. but iiis
r,la1 was aha ndoned. and instead Major
and Ms James r. Dooiev entertained
,ha Governors AMI their wives ~
luncheon at -'Maymont." Two hundred
and fft- guests were invited - TINS
luncheon. and TIE handsome nome OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
DEFENSE SPRINGS
SURPRISE IN CASE
Witness From Richmond Testi-
fies in Behalf of Police
Justice Brown.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch]

special TO The Iimes-Diepetchj
Newport News, Va. December "a
surprise was sprung on the State this
afternoon in the trial of Police Jus
tice }. d. G. Brown on charge OF
cmbezzl4ng funds from the State when
Wright Med. Williams. city editor OF
A Richmond newspaper. testified that
on the night of Saturday. March &c.
1912. the night On which Brown Is
accused of embezzling. Justice Brown
was in Richmond spending the might at
the witness room at a Richmond hotel
Mr.. Williams was able to nix the date
positively by explaining that the hrst
sunday edition OF his paper appeared
on March 81. and that on the night In
question the witness was busy getting
out that edition.
Mr. Williams was the only witness
heard for the defense before court
adjourned for. the day. but dozen
others will testify. The State brought
out but little important testimony
much of the time being taken up WIN
argument by counsel on points OF law
Once at the afternoon session this
argument waxed warm between Com
n,nwealths Attorney Berkeley and
Attorney r. NJ Lett. OF counsel for the
defense, and the court called the at
torneys to order.
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TO SOLVE
MYSTERY OF YEARS

for the immediate and vigorous cXecu-
ton OF all OF his decisions
Even the German press which IN
the past was always so full of abuse
Of British methods in Egypt. is en-
thuslastic in It's praise OF Kitchener,
declaring that he has once more PROVED
the old established axiom on the part
of those acquainted with the East. 10
the effect that the Oriental is untitled
for popular government, and that the
only succes sful method OF administer
ing his destinies is by a benevolent
despotism They describe his popc-
laritv with the natives. even with the
Noslem clergy. as immeasurably SUI
nerio- 10 that of the Khedive: declare
that he has succeeded in restoring law
and order. which suffered so greatly
under the late Sir Eldon Gorst ana
even go so far as 10 state that Ger
many will welcome the day when Great
britain will incorporate Egypt ana the
Soudan into the British empire provld-
ing Lord Kitchener Is left in charge
They state that Germany would De
perfectlv willing in that case TO aoan :
don the rights enjoyed by her. AS wen
as by other foreign powers. under the
so-cailcd "Capitulations' Of tho Turk
ish empire-on the condition. now
ever that England accords to Ger
many territorial compensation in some
other portion OF the slooe.
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his wife and their son. Rupert CArls-
ton. All three were convicted In the
lower court of the murder Of Carrie
TONS son-in-law. Arthur Howard. They
were held in jail a year before the
trial. They were kept in conhnement
another year pending the action of the
Supreme Court. The higher court
gave the aged man and his wife their
freedom. holding that II was q mistake
TO punish them for the Howard mur-
der. and remanded the case Of their
son 20 tho lower court for new trial
The hoy is vet 10 be tried. II has
never been denied that he fred the
shot that killed Howard. following re-
peated family braWis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

lust at the present moment. when
nuhlic attention is being TO great
extent concentrated upon the troubles
in The Balkans il is of interest to re-
call that hundred years ago the au-
thority of the first Napoleon eXtenoeo
clear across Europe to the borders or
the Ottoman empire; fact which
vastly i'm pressed the Turks with no.
tion f.his- power. The Emperor was
l.eenIv alive to the importance OF
onenins I'D Turkey to Western trade,
and with this object in view. maze
point Of himself choosing the excep-
tionaEly eminent men whom ne STA
toned as his consuls at Saloniki' Jan
ina. Prsynik Uskub. Monasur, etc.
They were instructed by him 10 traVei
to their respective posts by lano' ana
10 firmly impress upon the Turkish
authorities that they had reached the
Turkish borders from Paris. without
once leaving their masters dominions
Nanoleon neglected nothing that
could tend to render the Turks amen
able to his views and wishes; and
commanded his consuls to be care
full to raise their flag. and TO make
a public celebration of each of his
victories. inviting the local dignitarfes
IN participate As the fetes in this
connection were quite numerous. the
Turks were continually being asked
10 celebrate defeats OF the enemies OF
NAPOLEON. This ended by convincing
the Turks that the Emperor was ao-
solutely invincible. and since nothing
appeals to Orientals so much as force.
they were ready TO do anything ana
everything demanded of them by the
French consuls-
This continued until 1914, and after
that French military prestige vas still
further maintained by the consider
q. bic number Of <spoleonic officers VINO.
rather than serve under Louis XVIII.
preferred to place their 5words At the
DISMISSAL Of the Turkish Sultan. ard
OF his principal vicsroys and Cover
uo--Gcne-alS. as. for instance. in Egypt.
-, Albania in Greece and elsewhere.
SOM. n them greatly distinguished
themselves ~ such. and not fe~.
booming converts 20 Islam. founded
ra,anle Turkish families that have
sine. then furnished great states
men and able comma nders to Turkey
ard 90 Egypt
Copyright. 1912. ~ the Brentwood
Company
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Fotxp N D,zED CONDITION.
stephen rutn~y u Injured In FsT
FROM Bridge.

Special 20 The Time Dispatch
Eosnokr Va. UeccwhcT S--~tepn@n
Pufrev. formerly % Richmond. Is -
the Lewis sale Hospital. in this rii..
suffering from ruise- .~reircd N~a-
ncsday night rhcr ~ fen 'hle
ersssiru Hear, STREET SING Nren
found th~ nan rl- raif situng On me
bridge and holding onto fhe rail iir
.eensrd more or less daz-i. sn' vas
taken 70 tho hospital Tor ~Namir.fi'n
70 bones appear 90 fsrc hera '.'Nef-
Mr.. Pgfaev viii ~ able 90 leave ih Il
hospital In = dav or 90.
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Groves-EndsOr.

Especial to The s-Dispatch]
Fredericksburg, Va, December g.
IJovd Groves and Miss Mary A End
sor. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w
Endsor. of lower Fauduier County,
were married a few days ago at the
home Of the bride. Rev. A ]. Cummfns
performing the ceremony Miss Isabel
Beach was maid of honor and Howard
7. Groves acted as best man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

whitehorne. Of Primers. and IL en-
pioyed as conductor on the New YORK.
PHILADELPHIA and Norfolk Railroad, Al
Port Norfolk.
They were accompanied to Richmond
by ]. L. Whitehorne. a brother OF tne
groom, and Eddie Lilly ana
Fsteile Lilly brother and sister OF the
bride, who witnessed the ceremony
H. G. Whitehorns. OF kichnono. =
cousin OF the groom was also pres
eDt.
The bride and groom left on the S;oo
o'clock train over the Richmond rec
erioksburg and Potomac Railroad TOT
Washington. u. G, where they Will
spend several days IN, x.s,a. At
On their return they Will rosloe A.
3<5 Chatauqua Avenue.
stafford wedding.
Frank d. Moncure and Miss Halie
z. Chichester. daughter OF MIS-. a, ~
Chichester. both of stafford Couh's'
were married Thursday in the Church
OF the Holy spirit in Stafford county
near Fredericks Rev. w j. NoE
ton. OF Alexandria performing the
ceremony. Miss Margaret r. ShePnero
played the wedding music ana ME-
J. & Proctor sang the wedding march
! from "Lohengrin" just preceding inc
ceremony.
! Miss Fannie smith. Of Washing on
I was maid of honor and Mrs. John /.
Lewis of Bethesda, Md. q sister D'
! the bride, was mstron Of honor. DR.
/ Powhatan MOncure, OF Bealeton, acteu
as best man and the bride was gwen
away by her brother. Judge X X. IL
Chichester. c NJ Chichester OF
! the ushers were Frank N. chichester
! and , Conway Chichester. of Freder-
/ icksburs r c. L. Moncure. Jr.. ana
r. A Moncure, of Stafford County
Wedding 40 Come
I The marriage of Miss Lettice La
I tame, daughter OF Mrs. Latane ana
I Baltimore. 10 Carroll Mason sparrow,
( of the University OF Virginia. vii take
place saturday, December u. Al tne
/ home Of the bride. in Baltimore. Wv
of the bride. the wedding viii be
ouiet one and witnessed by members
/ Of the two families only MI. Sparfo"
and his bride will make their fNture
home at the University Of Nirg ma,
where the former is professor Of ply
sizes.
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. I. D. Hamilton returned 10 Pc
tersburg Yesterday. after a snort Vlet
10 her sister. Mrs. william Hodges
Mann. in the Executive Mansion
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben J. Potter nave
returned to the city and are at home
at 22O South Third street
Miss Mary Jarman nas returned 20
Charlottesville. after spending several
DAYS here with friends.
Mrs Pitcher Of this city. has been
the resent guest of her parents. MI
and Mrs G W. Jones. near Fredericks-
burg.
Mrs Lucy n. Thornton. Of Char otte
County is spending several weeks IN
this city.
Mrs Charles ( Cole and daughter
have recently moved TO Richmond 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

of all Great RrIfair's satr@rs tfer'
is none frsf has managed 20 achieve
such rnfnrmen.i success as fi"la
1fa-sna1 lord lsfrhr-rr. in he -
f..rfo eoternor -r nerai-hip ~ f.-i ~
and % the S0rdan Although p has
supposed r,er- poi'7iral movement
e.ifh 40 sron hand no. one seems 20
rrurbi, NATIVES che former
Nationalist eeem both satirfo.i ara
,i.a-eH and there is TO ono to-day ln
,ns land sf fhr Nife Nho Il - pop
uia- With EgyDtiars ~ every class a.
Kitchener The is largely due % the
fact thar h. ts accessible - all. from
fr. ws.ffhse~f pasha down - thr
lowest fefIah or Copt. that DO ran
.rit o. them All 'n fheir Own language.
nav. even in their cVn dialect. that
With ar unrivaied crpcrir0co ard
k-owi~dee of a7five IDEAS. vicvs. aims
snd prefudfces h. = surcriativcif
9usfie~d 20 detsrnine fhe chsract~- %
.hesr complaints and r. fheir petition
49,. he is quick - deDide. 'hsi BE
fsi-n.ss - never impuzne5. and above
AL. that he makes point Of prov1<lns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
PYTHIAN ANNIVERSARY
~,r.eu-. toaz.. 70 :. wiz gclrbrafe Forty
ofth N.gr 81 Nork.

nth Nssr 81 N~rA
A. af-raffite program na- Hffn OF - o
r. Svracus. f,odc~ No o. NnisAt. " ~
.nlrs fo- the cfirhrafion OF IT, f'-lt ~ 10
---.i..~r.-. urilr ~m Occur o. vYulsy
etes.fr.r fn Snaifhdfaf IA o. O'Clock W.
.sGze ~. Save - ifs zur~ts fpr TIRE cleaine
- -as-r.hsre of ri0 hunord Temple. No .,
o. Dian ssffrs
r.-,o y f~sfhrrs chancellor cor1f,snf~r.
VIZ scf 80 tossfr1as-~r TIE fciorirc p-o
s-ar, hs- beer arrsrfed Nu-ir ~ fhe
Pl1ss Rand 500 - y. Tsyior S7ece; 80 .
b. r. Wafrer rorfiars. SIC n, NIss Ha1 .
- ~ re+r-ssnfs ta-s D. Rsr r~Tir
e-a-S rra1ra a. sun ~rf VIZ q.
ssfL rv Rev Menus fsFis TIE 90
Tffsrf tsk = Cs7fsr fs-s-s Sally
O Ia. LADIES' and ne FyThisc or1x-.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Mrs Charles Z. Cole and daughter
have recently moved 10 Richmond 10
make their home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
DIAMOND RINGS

For Christmas will appeal most strongly.
We are showing the most attractive num-
Der Of Diamond Rings, ranging in price
from $1,000 to $4,000.
SCHWARZSCHILD BRO6.s
Richmond's Leading jewellers
Second and Broad Sts-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Mrs Lucy n. Thornton. Of Char otte
County. is spending several weeks in
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Mrs Pitcher. Of this city. has been
the resent guest Of her parents. MI.
and Mrs c W. Jones. near Fredericks
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Miss Mary Jarman has returned 20
Charlottesville. after spending several
DAYS here with friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
Wedding 40 Come

Mr.. and Mrs Ben J Potter nave
returned to the city and are at nome
at 220 South Third street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

A pretty wedding was soiemnizcd
81 tho homo Of Rev J. ~. Rowland.
pastor Of Laurel street Methodist
Episcopal Church Or WEDNESDAY. -
ceunber q when Miss Anne Josephine
1diiv became TIC bride - william "a.
Whifehorre
The tride dar1hfrr - O. -
1iiiv n Wsveriv. ard fhe groom o.
Ire eldest son Of Mr and Mrs. l. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
Al Dutch Tee Room

Saturday afternoons at the Dutch
Tea Room marks some very delightful
gatherings OF society girls and men.
Tea is served from TO Z o'clock. ano
numbers Of little parties are made up
es peciaTIy for that afternoon. Be
ginning next week an informal dance
will be given at the tea room from 5
to : O'Clock every Wednesday after
noon