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MARRIED.

FI,AGG-KING-on Wednesday. January 81 at
:, bartholomew Church, Madison ave. by
The Rev. DR. Leighton Parks. assisted by the
Rev. VIM. c. Richardson, 6. T. D.. OF st.
James Church, Philadelphia Dorothy second
daughter of Mr. %. III. King tr TO Stanley
S;risvoid. III son of Mr.. Stanley Grisvold
Flags, jr.. OF Philsdelphia
yot,ces of marriages and deaths must bs
srromnanied by full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02

production OF this new play must be
given to Gustav Won Seyffertitz. 4. ".
CAST OF LYDIA GILMORE"
Mrs. Stracey. y................. Aiss Jane lyIlelI
Maise Gilmore OR. Gilmore's sister.
Miss Gertrude HitZ
DeIIsr sr..............Mi Miss Margaret johnson
Agnes Rennie (Benhams siterl.
Miss Winifred Arthur Jones
New-York tribune., 1912-02-02

kII.ATRE- suddenly. On Wednesday. January
81, 1912. Emma NJ, beloved wife of Samuel
Y. Allaire. Funeral services AT her late res
idenCe, ss3 Sterling place. Brooklyn, on Satur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
MendaY's Beats
CONFERENCE
Wheeling District Methodist Confer.
enee Will open al Memeehen To-
Day-Good Program.

Arrangements have been completed
FOR the Wheeling district VI. p. CON
ference 20 be held in the First VI. =.
church IN McMechen. beginning today
and continuing until Thursday even
INK u is expected that nearly one
hundred visiting delegates will attend
the conference
on Wednesday morning the Rev
John Beddow. Of the Calvary VI +.
church Of Moundsyille. will speak on
Pastoral Visitation on Thursday
evening a prohibition amendment
meeting will be held Thomas Scott,
Of Moundsville. president % tho Mar
shall County Ratification Federation.
will preside DR. T. VI. Hare. super.
lntcndent Of tho West Virginia Anti
Saloon League. will speak. Others
who have parts ON the program arc
Rev r. n TeaRardcn. Rev V A.
Naura and Rev G. " stephen. an o.
M~oundsviIe. Rev Giemmer Warman.
OF Pleasant valley. Rev ". G.. Stroh.
meyer. % Round Bottom
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VOTING
AT THE PRIMARIES

managers OF certain candidates for
sherin does not come unexpected.
For several days this action has been
contemplated and for this reason
every effort is being exerted 20 arrest
any person who attempts TO illegally
cast a vote.
Underwood Confident.
Friends Of II. c. Deacon" Under.
wood. candidate for sheriff are conf
dent that he will sweep the county
by a large majority. despite ninth
hour tactics hat are being employed
TO defeat him. Mr.. Underwood has
made n thorough canvass of the coun.
~ and is well known TO every Repub-
lican.
Speaking OF his candidacy last eve
ming. Mr.. Underwood said: Il am con.
hdent OF being nominated. My friends
throughout the county have given me
much encouragement II base beer
reported that attempts of illegal vot.
ing will be used TO defeat me.
hardly think hat any OF my oppon.
ents for the office would restore TO
such can
If defeated. | will do everything In
my power TO aid the candidate who
is nominated, TO win at the general
election"
Mr.. Underwood has made a clean
campaign for the Office OF sheriff and
his supporters claim a majority In
every district in the county.
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Stated Last Evening That Effort vii
Be Made to Vote 6enwood
ForelsnerA
REWARD OFFERED BY THE .
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
Friends Of Deacon" Underwood Pre-
diet Sweeping Victory Through
the County.

Illegal voting will be attempted at
to-day's primaries according TO re-
ports received last evening by friends
OF certain candidates. II is a known
fact that a number OF political lead
ers OF Benwood have for the past
several days been comforting with
certain politicians OF this city and
their moves look very suspicious. II
Is said that an attempt will be made
TO vote a number of foreigners in the
precincts near the Marshall county
line. Friends OF II. c. Underwood
have heen informed OF this move and
IL any attempt is made to vote these
illegal voters they will be promptly
arrested. II. l.. Kirk. chairman of
the Ohio County Republican Commit
tee. who has been notified Of the con
templated move has offered a reward
of $50 for information hat will con.
vict any Illegal voter.
The expected nov Of the campaign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
WESLEYAN TEAM
Opens Road Season with Game To-day
with Washin-ton q JET
ferson Nine.

Special Dispatch to the I~ntelligencer.
BUCKHANNON, W. Va. June a.
Monday afternoon the Wesleyan college
base ball team left on her Pennsylvania
trip. going by way Of Grafton and ar
riNing at Washington. where W. & j. Is
played The game with Waynesburg
College for Monday was cancelled at the
last moment and the game with W. & }.
moved UP from Monday to Tuesday.
This makes the final OF
the trip as follows. Washington and
Jefferson. at aWshington. June 4th.
Grove city, at Grove city. June 9th.
slippery Rock Normal. at slippery Rock.
June 9th. Duqueuse University. at
Pittsburgh. June 9Th. Carnegie Tech.
at pittsburgh. June sth. and University
Of Pittsburgh. az Pittsburgh. on June
10th. Every one Of these games are
hard ones. and although the Wesleyan
team has demonstrated this year that
she j. "A good team. sim every effort
VIII have 70 be eNerted 70 win the ma
Iority OF them.
The pitching starr Is In poor shape.
nut Otherwise the team is going good
and Interesting games are expected
every~here the team plays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
DAVIS ESTATE
PAYS W. VA. ssrSzsueo IN IN
HERlTANcE TAX.
Elkins Estats Not 90 Vet Settled;
State Gets Entire Estate Of
Mcdowell Doctor.
BIT CAL r. YouUo.
fntsngsnosr 8ursaa-
C~hArlsston, W. Va. Juns ..

The largest Inheritance tax check
receiver by the state Of West
Virginia II now In the hands Of state
Tax Commissioner Pred O. Blue. and
IL from the estate OF Colonel Thomas
r. Davis. who died at Keyser about
n year ago. The estate after the
payment OF all Indebtedness and cost
OF administration had a net value OF
81. Os4.973.65. This was distributed
among nephews n neices. the
States share amounting to i~si.329.sO.
Colonel Davis estate was reputed TO
be worth many millions, but II lie be-
lieved he distributed a large amount
Of II during the last few earl previ-
Gus TO his death.
With the Davis estate check in
hand the present fiscal year for the
Tax Department which ends August
al. already exceeds $4,000. with
three months non TO go on.
Another large check will come
from Senator Elkin's estate some
time during the present year. al
though II may not be during the
present fiscal year. The o OF
the inheritance and forfeiture il ex-
pected 10 exceed the amount received
from the Davis estate.
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SISTERSVILLE

SISTERSvILLE, W. Va. June s.
Mrs. George f. Clayton. OF the South
Side. who has been visiting relatives
and friends In Cleveland and other
cities In Ohio. returned home to-day.
The position OF Commissioners OF
Agriculture requires a practical
farmer. Vote for n. f. williams. a
graduate OF the West Va University
engnged In farming all his life.
Mrs. Charles Monroe. who has been
visiting relatives IN Uniontown. Pa.
has returned home.
George II. Stocking left this morn
ing for Wheeling on a short business
trip.
Onward Buck. Pearl Matthews.
Charles Appel and Howard Irwin were
visitors at Kidwell. W. Va. Sunday.
Miss Edna Smith. who has been at
Clarksburg for sever weeks, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Nell Henderson or and Miss
Bertie Springer have returned from
Wallace. where they attended the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Orr shusband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Conklin, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Conkiin. OF hin
street, have returned 20 their home at
Cave Run. W. Va.
The ball game between the Wheel
ing Provision team and the homo
team WAS not played Sunday on ac-
count OF rain and wet grounds. Tho
same teams will play at Paden Park
next Sunday.
Coleman Mayfeld. OF M~iddlebourne.
Is in the city on political business.
Mr.. Mayfeld Is a candidate for sheriff
OF Tyler county.
Matt McMurrRy left yesterday for
his home. in Marietta. o.
Ed Dancer. candidate for assessor
OF Tyler county. is in the city on po-
ltical business.
George Higgins returned today
from New Martinsvine.
Melvin Mitchell won the weekly
prize at Mr.. Wells bowling alley last
week.
VIM. Smith. OF M~iddlebourne. w.
Va, Is in the city on a business mis-
sion.
Lloyd Morris. Democratic candidate
for sheriff. OF Friendly, W. Va. is in
the city on business.
Berko Harris. son OF Mrs. c. r.
Kerr. OF Iowa street. who has been
at Grove City. Pa. for several months,
returned and will visit his mother for
a few weeks.
Miss Hazel Davenport n Miss
Williamson. OF Wheeling. w. Va. ar
rived to-day and will be the guests OF
Mrs. J. VI. Irwin. OF George street.
J. s. Inghram. candidate for sheriff.
Is in the city to-day.
Mr.. 4. J. Wells. proprietor OF the
bowling alley. is In New Cumberland
on a business trip.
Sam Hissom. commissioner OF the
County Court. of Next, W. Va. Is a
business visitor in the city to-day.
Mr.. Zero Smith, who has been at
tending college in the State OF New
York. has returned 10 spend the vaca-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Smith.
Harvey Fry returned to-day from
Blue Greek. W. Va. where he has
been working for a month.
Mr.. John McCaulley. who has been
at his home in Washington. Pa. for
the last month. on the sick list. has
returned 10 the city and IS much i'm
proved I'm health.
George Merkle. OF Marietta, o., Is
In the city. on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
SENSATIONAL SUIT
Filed BY Chicago Woman Alleges
Husband Tried 20 Poison
Her With Flowers.

CHICAGO. June 8.-NIrs. Rose
Ebeling charged today that her hus-
hand has sought 90 harm her by
sending her poisoned flowers The
accusation was made in a bin for d.
yOrce filed In the circuit court
against Frederick EbcllnR.
The complaint AYERS that the flow
,rz were sent o. the wife after she
had Instructed her attorney 70 pre-
pare The divorce plea and that tho
frme ~ the flowers. which were
American beauty roses. o-verpowered
the servant who. although warned
90 keen away from the a hy Mrs.
Ehsl'uu. opened the package.
The flowers were received hy Mrs.
ElcIiuE Saturday and SUNDAY after
noon when EholinR appeared 81 the
house D. WAS arrested on a charge
or dislrdcrly conduct Tho city
chemist Will be asked TO- examine the
roses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
E.tat. Goes 70 Stats.

Article s12. Section I, II IL provided
provided hat all persons who dis in
testate and without leaving a will.
the estate goes TO the State Of West
Virginia. According TO the officials
in the Tax Commissioners depart
ment the first case wherein the es-
tate reverted TO the state Of West
Virginia came before them to-day
when they received a check for a.
2l5.i3. from r.. r. Roberts. admins
traitor OF h estate OF Joseph Cros-
hey. Of Northfolk. Mcdowell county.
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Harry SoabriEhf. OF Gravel HU.
has returned to Gary. Ind. where he
Dol empI0ye i
Herbert McNulleu. 1f ibis city. has
returned to bis home after q visit
Win friends at MoundsvllIe
Misses Edna % Bertha Hahra. NJ
Wow Castle. Pa. are visiting their
grandparents. SIR and Mrs August
Bahra, OF Harrison avenue
s o. Oliver. az NIugo. has returned
after O. visit with friends .u
This city
Herbert Mooney. o. wuodsfcId. was
calling on friends iu fhls city yester.
day
Mr. Elmer Rowlcs. ~ Harrison
street who has been 900. 90 hue home.
is Fomca hat improved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
NAVIGATION
On the Ohio is Threatened by the
Fast Declining Ohi~BoatS
Are Delayed.

The stage # water in the river
now is such that hardly any OF the
larger boats will be able to operate.
Tn steamer Ohio will attempt TO
continue her trade as will the Kan
for the time being Upon her
Light the Greenwood. which operates
the Parkersburg Pittsburgh trade
VAS compelled 10 lay mp and will not
20 out again until there IL enough
water to make several trips.
Two government dredge boats are
engaged IN dredging for a few DAYS
near this city one Of them being To-
Catcd just below the local wharf.
with a stage of 3 feet 10 inches
registered here yesterday afternoon.
the river was stationary.
The =. :. boat W. u. Wayman.
which has been engaged I'm govern
ment work along the MuskinEum
river. made a trip 10 this city yester-
DAY for coal.
Mondays Boats.
Liberty. Darlington, 30 ,. m.
S0noma. arrived. : p IN.
Tuesdays Boats.
Sonoma. Marietta. II a. m.
Liberty. ~ClgrinEton. ? p. m.
Wednesdays Boats.
Kanawha. Charleston. s a. m.
Liberty. Darlington. 3:3O p. m.
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precinct lines as heretofore estab-
lished. No. 2-voting place. Mrs.
Paris hall. Potomac. No. ASchool
house. Valley Grove.
Trisdelphla.
Precinct No. l-woodsdale school
house. Nos ? and S-Edgingnon
school house. Nos. 5 and 6
Mayors ONCE. Elm Grove. Nos. 7
and s-Tradelphia school house.
No. S-Glendale school house. All
precinct lines as heretofore estah
lished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
New Charter.

a charter has been issued TO the
oil and Gas company. Of
Charleston. w. Va. to operate In
and Putnam counties. thfs
state. The authorized capital is $780,
900, and the incorporators-Thomas
+. Drape. George W. Burfoed. l.. J.
Thorpe. y. r. Caldwell and George
w. McClintic. all OF Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
MONEY TRUST PROBE
WILL START THURSDAY

NSHINfTpN. june g. starting
ir earnest DO Washington. the House
banking Ind %CIrr,uct plmmitfcc will
begin its inquiry Thursday into tho
money rust. Tho Nsw York
'!earirg HUusa Will Doe tn, FIRST o--
EaHi1'tiou l'f'r' tho committee. and
" number oi Witnesses are Co. Do ox-
amirtI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
McARTY TO FIGHT
Al KAUFMAN NEKT.

SPRINGFIELD 40. June a-Ll.
Their McCarty. who recently defeated
Carl Morris here. has practically
closed a deal to meet Al Kaufman In
San Francisco June %
McCarty's manager Is holding out
Tor on additional Eve per cent ~ tho
receipts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
A~ERoPLANE FOR KIM
VIII Be P-UrchasedBy West Virginia
Italians. Are Nov Raising
Big Fund

sr.. ItI r.rltrr fY no Intel. efnr-r.
FAlRMONT. IS Va. June As a
mark Of their loyalty. local Italians
have iuauRurated 70 movement. 20 be-
participated In hy Italians. through
cut West Virginia. f0 raise n fund 81
fc.00o ~ purchase on aeroplane for
King Emanuel. ~ Italy. Consul col
dara is a' rho head ~ the movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Owing TO the rain Sunday afternoon
the game between the Meyers Pro-
vision team. OF this city, and the
Sistersville team. which was to have
been played in that city. was called
on Just as the teams were about TO
begin playing The game will be
played neN Sunday afternoon al Sis.
t~ersvIlle. Manager Olson. Of the
Meyers team, is trying 10 arrange a
game with New Martinsyille for sat
urday.
The hrst game Of the season was play
ed ON the Dallas round Saturday after
noon 'twec fls Dallas Ir. team and
Tho hceham team. which resulted IN
favor - the Juniors. - To- g. Bat
isrles-fattisun and Crawford. Writ aud
Taylor.
The q % \ g.. o. H-Ilsir.. defeated
the Is X ~ MouudsEilI- ON o.. l%atteris
grounds SATURDAY hy the score - 9 20 o..
Iu" feature 81 The game was the pitch
iHg ~ Leach. az a. % A.. g.. hnying IL
ftrlAe"uts and allowing only four hit-
The O. o. =. g. issue a sweeping cAal-
I"uE' o. alI ls-ycar-plI teams In the
'.in valley FOR 90 game SATURDAY.. lure
Answer Through this paper. Teams
"f respective axe take notice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
. q REMOVES
BLOOD HUMORs

Every pore and gland Of the skin is employed In the ro-o--,-- -0r ~,
pwervinR r8 smooth, even texture. soteunR and cleansing n MI r.gf,t
HE ne femperature N our bodies. This a done bv ar cvaporatfon throrgb
sWh my outlet. which goes ON continually day and night. When ~ htGi
DN"m@ infected With hunors and acids a certain porcertaga OF foo
5grs H a.o ass oJ with me natural evaponton. and their sour. fery
LW e HthMs and nhamea the skin, and dries up is natural oIs. caudna
~" DoHa Pu'tuos or some itching rash. or hard, snty skin affection.
GO. 'lua asn troubles ot every kind hv noufraurInR tho acids and
t.o'i1g ne hnmofs from the blood. sss coois tho acd heated chl-
Mn, bum' 10 mp 70. fs. normal strength and thickness. muInpes ra
huuMou. rcd corpueclr7. and rurche % in every way. Thon the skin.
n0gHshed. aoothed and sofeued by this cooling. healthy stream Of to,I
re. y ne genet Of blood purifiers evwg uu foreign matter lnI SURELY
clNs E1emh, Acne, letter, Salt Rheum and 90 other dtaa-eg al
Agu.os O me ski. IL removes pimples. blaCkheads. arI other un-
WtLiy uenlAlea IRON ~ skin amd assists ia restoring a good ronuaron.
SoA p ~ Disease anf any medical advice desired - % 40 who write.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
BANKER MORSE BACK
IN MS OLO HOME AGAIN

BATH Mass June % charles ~
tf.ree arrived Ir Eath to-day from
Sow fnrt and wont directly fn bic
900 home rr Washington street
whafn DO nll remain f1r RI greater
part ~ ffn rIwmnr Nr Morse or
pressed pie pleasure DO being once
moro .r Ia home ..ft and nia graft
fIde f0 Roth people f1r their eTorfq
fH procure pie release from me At
I.rfH ~rrrifrrfIHr.
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N" thankfully appr.aI fr fhr many
rria uf kIrIras. aIutr our beloved
sister IrrlDaIIa Uaum. during rar
I1sf .Irra. and death. hy aI our
friends and tender .Ir sincere yr,r
'Ida flr fHe kIrdIy a|aa.afarpe gierr
and fFn rVrrcarirra uf a.muafFy
rh0Rr .r our bereavement
MR a MRS Vs. % SCHULTZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

PARK EVSHTHG. W Na June o.
Jacob Uouzhrrff. "a HrIl known roe
Iforf NJ fhir civ. u7r found dead In
DIE room sunday Nfrr rho family
wont FOB raIl him FOR dinner a wife
and four children survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
Fatal Runaway

Special Dispatch tu fNe TutpT rrurer.
STEUBENNlLi.E. o.. June g.
Conrad Salter. a jefferson county
farmer attempted 90 make a short
turn. his wagon overturned and the
team ran away. draRiEg him to death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
BOSTON NATIONALS HAVE
SCOUT LOOKING AT GRAY

with him on m. trip as a mascot
and the Black S"N's third sacker IS
looking the dog to see that the
harkw"ils G'atfydiIl Al short you
can Ind Hans Hadlor. who is the
only lgdrs Wagner playing min
l'aGI. baseball. which is great dope
G" hand n" Hruuts when they look
around. To- the outueld - Nudge
craven. who cured 90 rase ~ neural
gla br rubbing Els Jaws with
"~ranc.ad". which was given to him
iy Teddy kroy who said 90 was a
special preparation hy "a noted chem
ist called Ta,hoeuid Last hgt not
least We have Bas. Martin. "a veteran
finger. whose chief asset 90 Bert
Nruis .s beating Dayton and Pat
IIudsa'. whO summers in Michigan
and winters 90 NDWuurts cal and
when Doe springs iu Florida. I'd
Smiths Knows not where De falls.
'~iIn<t SO. ID
10 EI smith does mot allow Monte
Weeks fo perform Boz fh. frrp. ZONES
her. this w.'k. h. might as we'll kiss
himself gur1 INe as Par as HIS
friendship oNfnrds boo Wheeling Al
fHt fam want fH .s. Weeks work.
They DOS. uu,.. Holmes. Uut the
a.urit. SON Iums- traf Manager
Grant. ~ 'n' T,rr' Hlaf. club. who
saw N...s perform BOO s Eamc
against fra Terriers BOO Die home rify
said before IsparfIrg rr f@.rrs4-
Won rfu take Dr. from mo that
Weeks Del .nWirt f. In H Dig h.Ir %
fr. Grand Rapids club and think
Smith pi...l Hp 70 jose. s.Irrst,r.
outside 90 wt .vr r%ff.f.re. ! t.Ink
W'.ss s ff. best ir fna hague.
judging from NIa I.rfUrmHr,a 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Il'UNNNT. va June Tho
birthday ~ Jefferson Davis. rresI.
'.rf NJ ffe DoufeferarG was colo
.f1frf llIeU. here today Hr veteran
and memorial urFanlzat1us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Fresh, clean meats in
a fresh, clean store,
served by clean, but not
fresh, statesmen.
That's what makes IL a
pleasure 20 buy your
meat and provisions here.
And then there's the
Weimer brand of pud-
dings, made by experts
who know just the
goodies to put into them
and how TO put them in.
EyerybodyS eating them.
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Between H.. =. Behrens and Charles
J. sehuek for Republican State Com
mltteemsn: Whleh7
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Fort Henry Ducks.

TONIGHTS GAME.
CT. Northern rs. Colouials.
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Washington.

Precinct No. Voting place. 4Os
Main street; all north OF Fifth street
taking In regular precincts l. 2 and
3. No. $40 Main street, all south
OF Fifth street. including precincts
Nos. 4. 8, g.. :. S. No. 3.-McColloch
street. including No. 9 precinct. No
4-Bank building, Fulton. including
town OF Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

@TONIGHTs GAME.
GOLDEN RRFvs

Liberties ~. Kraus Bros
brinkman Plumbers Ns Bremen Ha.
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Precinct 40 Voting place.
White school house. Liberty All
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Precinct so Voting place.
llot"Iand hose house so precinct
as heretofore established 80
o. N7ruood hose house SO g.
ircrgsvIlIo school house 40 f-Foot
of Deans BILL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Voting precincts and boundary
lines for the Republican primary
election June I. 1912.
The following T the voting pre-
cincts location and boundary lines
for the Republican primary election
to be held on June 4. 1912 between
the hours OF I o'clock a. IN. and
7:45 y. IN.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
SPECULATOR LOST MONEY
Attendance at Macon Reunion not
 Large as Expected.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Little Rock.-According to informa- tion received by the Board of Trade, it is reported that the people of Ma con, Ga, face deficit of S25,000 on account of the attendance at the re- cent Confederate reunion in that city not coming up to expectations. It is stated that 150,000 visitors were ex- pected, while not more than 10000 persons were present. The greater part of the loses sustained was on account of the large number of cots that were not used. There were more than 200 lunch stands that were scattered throughout the city for the occasion, but it is said that only four of that number made a profit. and that one in particular lost $11,000 II is also said that more than 50,00C buns and loaves of bread were dump ed into the river. The souvenir deal. CTS were also hard hit, it is said