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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
Iprlasc i'm Heidjstag gcgen ben
Tuca ltufug.

@erlin, 9. @ai. = Sas iiin9ite
iootlid) pcrlaufene Suell, III benz
lieutenant 9ruening pom S~tabsar5i
springer in Hoitatt crido'ien ipurbe.
fam beute i'm Heihsta9 5ur Scipres
dung unb iiibrtc 81 S5encn, Die BON
gntriiituns iiber oieien llnfug Scu8e
ten. @s murbc Johann bonn Centrum
cine @prla9c cinsercidt, lponah Der
3peifompi an einem i%trnibnrcn Ser
scben semnht nerbcn loa. uro man
slaubt. hnB oieIelbe. scitiist aui Die
oifcntlide Siimmnng. gum @clcs err
bobcn pcrpcu luirb, troB Der ghueis
glln9 beS aaiiers ge9en Elm iol1es
Ierhot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
$t2,000,0O0 ShlahHhiff bonn
Stapel.

Sn @e9enipart Gonig Sriebrit
Musuit's bon Sahien. luurbe in
San3ig bas S%hladtidliff ~aoniq
Gilbert" bonn Stapel g%elaiIeu. Yrins
Seiiin Intbiloc o Sadien poa5oq
ben iiblihen Saufaft. Ser neuc
Hicie lit nad ben SHUTTER De,
Sdladtihiife .aaiIcr", ~aniierin"
uno .Sricori6 Der @roBe" sebnut
unb fir &oblen unb Selfeuerung eins
seridtct. Sic S%eriteaung foitete
10000 00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
(Spc5ialbcriGt.)
Sine Gbrmns fiir's 8enrifs Scminar,
ct. 9puis, Wip.

Git bercd)tigtem Stol8 bielten
,SatulIGt mn Stuocnteu bcs obenges
nunnicn Seminor5 an "a. Ipril,
einen i~rattlid)eu gmpiarg ab, Der Dem
bi~itinouierten Yrofc'ior Der gibcls
forihungs @iiienidnftcn bcS &cnrids
Scminars, Hcp. Charles Y. Soupap,
6. W.. III. 3, 8. 8, gait. nnb pcrs
a~uItaltet morben pnr bel @ele9cnbcii
Ieiner Niiffebr o 9om, no CT IN
eincm GrBerit itrcnaen Gramen iidJ
Den Sitel Softor Der 81. Shriit ers
lpor6cn bat. Hcu. Suupag lit Der
5iueite fatholiide 0ciebrte in ben
Ser. Staaten beutc, Der bieien Sitel
fiibren fam, mno Der subtitle auf Der
sanScn Wclt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
GUM N6iiibren ~ -D3.H 0hep
rub glutreini9m ~vSS'
rs etS. ga aaeu Sanoltru. rs Cts.
lleberrcif,cr &inSericsen.

Sn Dem bel9iihen Srtc Serleur
bat Die Sruu cines grbeitcre bier
ainbcrn bas Sebcn geid)enft. unS
3ipar brci Wdbhcu unb eiuem &nas
ben. Wuttcr uub Sprnblingc inn
noblauf. Nor 5ebn Wonaten 9cbar
Die 6rauk Sriainse, olio bat iid Die
Samilie in einem Sabre um iiebcr
Sopfc permebrt. Sie ichr bebiiritiac
Samilic bat srobcn Sulaui bon
@%ohlthqtern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
@lIhenoe tatboliiGe MafsolmMgen

i'm Ssr;en bss berrliden @iuamsttes2 bales,
Oregon, bistsn uorjiigli4e g%elesenbeiten fir
ben ltrebiamen Sarmer. Dtildwlrtb II. Sbits
sii6tsr. gair baben islbit MT ben Stiirm.n,
Der Sise unb 8alte anberer Staatsn ss.
fGnrpit, isst aber erirsusn mir ms Der
Sru6tbarfeit umierss Staates uub limb tets
bereit, Gniisblern i'll Del. GISipabl zines
SeimeS III Dieism irudtbarsn NIB anSsnsb:
men Rlima bebiilii6 ;u ielu.
Marion County Land and Inv. Co.,
Home Office Mt. Angel, Ore.
yeim etnreiben er,pdbne mon ssh. bisies Sfatf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
Sp5ialiitiiGe Nnhfhhruna.

@appr Sabing nirb ben Staotratf
eriudcn. Gin SpesialsG omite 81 crs
ncnnen, peldcS Die Sbdtigfeit bes
Bureaus OF Gconomp & efficiency"
unterluden ioil. beiien Saupitbdti9s
felt BARN ~beitnnocn 81 baben iheint,
in borboltiihen 9crihten, ipelfe es
aui Soften Der Stapt in ale @cli
biuausiaubte. iid iel6it 81 berpeibrdus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07

q M IN II: -. .$1.536.75
Sir aae 8elbbcitrdge unb 0e.
idenfe fir bic Wtiiiiunen in Der
9iDseie Saeea, uirb at bieier Stsle
anitticrt. Man abreiire: Catholic
9rintins Co., 3ubuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
@p Uncle Gam balb e~imsreifen
miifi.

Nmerifaner fliid)ten iiber Sals unb
aopi aus Ierito, mo @ueriaas unb
SnIursenten rnuben unb plilnbern
unb unslaiIblid)e @releltbaten ners
iibcn, and se9eu Seutide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
@istoniin Earmen.

9erbeierte uao tbeilueiie oerbeierte 5arm'
96nbereten. l bis 4 Mleilsn bon Staot uno an
elmer anten Sanbttrdbe aeleget. sum 1reiie bon
S. bis $40 per Mder. 6rudtbarer 9uoen. .sutes
@afer. geiuioeS aiintn, cute Sdlrle, tatbo'
Iiidber Erieter uno reiioirenoer Yrieiter.
Stret6t fur Sntblein nat
q. 4. VtleHen. Gata,ubd. isis.
6eieren5: 8ep. 3. q. Seebutb. Yfarrer.
geim edretten ewdnne man seh. bteies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07

tern. Sis iesf bat bieier ~ipSialis
itiife elephant idon geecn 100000
berid,litneen. pbne ir%eenbtpeId,e Sets
itnns i'm Sntereiie Der Stabt aufs
ipeifen Al fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
0erI

IUU IdtUuIIIWe EutnItt uhu WtIWdIItItNtc
IN elmer oeutideu fatboliid} en- MnfebIurs.
6roBe airdae unb Sdhmetsrnid,ule. @utes gonS
unb gutes Daiier. foS 2anb IN binig. Sdrsibt
fur Yreis lite uuo 8arte.
ERPElDlNG BROS. Hoven, Q. Oak.
Reiersn5: Seo. u. g. Selem6redt.
Yeim edreibcn er,udbne man geh. oisjes Slatt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
9eieaso, cen 6. Nai.
0etreiSe,

Qtieaso, ssn 6. Ora.
0etretbe,
WNnen- .
Wat. 1.15M1.16X.
Suli: 1.tD&@l.13.
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Mai.: 7sasO1s.
Suli: B1s@77H.
6Gier-
gsai. :5sa57n.
Suli: 52a@s8k
Hie6marft
Sdwere, 8 7.25a7.75.
6dmere. rauhe. 81. 2ha7.45.
Qa&te. 81. 150S7. 62X.
0emiiSte. s7.297.7sH.
Vleh-
Wlubuieb, 90. "a 90.
HIae uuo Rtus.r. Sa.S507.75 |.
s9eherus, s. .75-S7.70
Shaie-
Grnteimii&e sdmm.r Sc. 50A80 30.
g0ehlihe 9amner, "a. 50A7. so.
Gin6eimii6e S&aie. 8 5.00@s.25.
2SetIihe S4aie-&S.25@7.65.
HrssiEsssa.
SmmeineHei&-
Wai. 3l6.S5@18,9 81.
Suli: Si9.20@Sl9.32.
SHmal,-
Rai S10.s5@10.90.
Suit: sl1.O5@1l.l0.
Wa; @si': slo.sselo.so.
eSuli: SlO.37@iO.45.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
ktber
Gar ben 0rpfSerfaut
IN b q e. ben o. Wdi.
oetrei3s. Gen, Nebl. etc.


oetreias. Gen. Mett. ETC.
Wei,eu: sj990c per Suibei.
Saitr: 4s--60e per EuibeL
1ona: 6D--8,c per guib..
Verite: 05-9Dt per Suibel.
WogSeu: 80-0Oe per Snlbel.
Gen SIS. 00-S2D. 90 per Tonne.
Itebl: Yateut, 81. O0-j.6o; Nraisbt,
65.S0-6.2O.
8Isie: :s2s. 90.
Ontter. Gter nnb 0aie
gier: Ice per Duseno.
Sutter: DARN, zoe; CREAMERY, 31kt9
32c per Yfunb.
3aie: Rsam,sdie, 15c; srid, lie; eim.
burger, lSe; SwiSs. 1Sc per fiuno.
Groceries, etc.
9epiel: s8.O,@S4.5 so per garrcQ.
8artofieln 70e-s0c per Suibel.
3wiebeln: &c per Yiuuo; Spauiide
5wiebeIm, 500 per Grate.
Uiet.
gtiere: SO. 75-s6.00
Hiuosr: SO. 25-s4.9O
GIbe: S. 0-4.00
&6Iber: $4.00-5.50
Q6mmer: SO. O0-3.6U.
Sdmsine faui benz Sub): s7.2O-s7.4 40
per bunbert piunb
2ebenbeS 0efrRseI.
T%rutbibner. 17e; gnten, Sc; Sibu.,
12e per Bfuno.
1rspiHsnsn.
gsrdn4.rtes Sleii6: S4inseu, 1917
l6c; Sped, 14-2le.
Snmal3, 1lH-l2e.
aoblen: Sarttsbfsn, $3.50; @si6tobl.n,
Co. 90 per 2onns.
SOla: Gia.nboI,, 7.oo-S.0o; Wei1tcla,
$500 yer Rorbe. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
9as euunn Can Cuts . ebal, Gulu.

9utviftuns INNER i'm Banse. steue 3eisrpoirs
1auienbe pom oiiltden Jarriern fauien BON Die.
lem berieielten 9ano iuahteuo Der BreiS nod
niebrig IN. @arum tbau Ste Is nidpt. Schrsibt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
M@tmna, warmer!

aorn. aartofe!n uuo @ole. @sroe tanisn.
Slui ben @eIsiisn 3erer Station. Man aorsitr.;
j. J. NAGLE, Dubuque, Iowa.
vstm eAYeibex ss,patxs man seh. steies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
Gin toealeS 6etnt
ttnO 9anOAut

fh anSueisnen. bietet Gh In &insIes. % 10 arbs
@ountp. Ranios. 5armer BON $40 bis SSo uno
auispa rtS per sder oaS 2ano fru dhtba or an @ei.
6eutiden Yfarridule. Der 3irdle nit mob ahaf'
TEN oeutidlem 9rieter nabeBelegeu: in etnem
angen ehnten Nlima. -9ustunlt beiorgt gerne Der
&ufaufs beons!id, fpenbe man Hd an bic beut.
iden,. tathoifid,en asenten. ". rHsr nno
3. 3ippsIo.
Seim emreiben ernabne man seA. bisteS Bfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
Suderantg . perbeFerte carmen I'm
unr6mrSYlidhen Niifpuri

,u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Rice. nno Slausras.9ano.
Stbretbet fur Sobeutarts bes Staates u. uahere
Gin,eiheiteu Bier tatbolitd,e aird,en IN o,eiem
@ountp. asalsl J. Rect GiGenthimer.
Vhiuieothe. Ro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
gu b~erfanten.

800 Gder Jarm: 1870 sifer untsr YHug. 10 @der
ifiperer Raplewalb. 80 9lder ssiefe. bic sepHiis al
tonuen. Seds 8imrner paus nit sutenl
seller. eiherne; groBe Sdbeune nit Sniement
GranarS. 9orncri6s uub onoere NusengebGuos.
preis $45 per elder. Gin 3rittel baar: Der &eit
su belicbiaen geoinsungen. Menn oies sic IN
tereihert, 10 id,reiben Gle nns. q
The @. A. Whitney Land 4 Loan Company,
81. Cloud. Minnesota.
yeim adbreiben erwGbne mam seh. SiejeS glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
Seimjuher

50 Nder. fanf 1ci!ei uoi Der 5taoE. grets
100 Nder. eine Weile BON gutter Staot. 3ien.
Iid1 CUTE Ser6eieruI9eu. Breis sl2)l. 9apon
$500 baar, has lebrige iuie sRietbe.
Observation-Disclosures :af iraeuo elmer 'osr stuei
6arnen 5uriidertattet. iuenu Dor benz |, 3uli
p~ertauit. Nau aoreiiire: She WIDEN 8ountp
J~npeftment Co., 23 z. 8aihington slue..
Juia. 8ans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
3m berfaufen.

Winneiota. Safota. Montana. Canada unb
1eraS 5armlGn oereien. Shret6t tnr Tretsltiie
Lamm q Hohmann Land Co.
Mankato, Minnesota.
ycim ehreiben er,uabne man Gen. bieies Slati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07

fen, Wih. = 40 multos annos!"
|. Scroll bes 8%laubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07

llebcrtrn0 .$1,535.25
81. g, Ncbrasfa Gin, Nehr. so
l%lugcnnnnt, IcSenrp, 81. 100
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
VerbeKerte Miumejota Jarmen.

sSir haben cine anSabI ihoner carmen In Der
Rdhe BON tatboliid,en airdlen uno Sd]ulen uno
nidt nett BON Miureapoits e%utiernt, an $40 bis
$50 per WIDER. Sdlreibt ilr Snd,lein uno elite.
FELLAND REALTY COMPANY,
531 Palace Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
3ie osmtiAe xamb' 8sfeui&att.
Seim emIeiben ermdbne man gen. eieisS Jlats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
geitrdse fir bic Wiiiipn In Sacca,
Snbien.

Siir Hcp. NC. Y6. Sali5c, Iiiiiondr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

They invited him into a room and
then three assaulted him with beer
bottles. Waldron pulled two guns
and fired. killing one OF bis assaiI.
ants and wounding another. He was
held 70 the grand Jury. Indicted.
tried and convicted Of murder IN the
second degree and sentenced 10 tee
years In the Denitentiarv. The point
made by hte State was that Waidron
continued shooting after all danger
10 himself had passed ana n was
then that he killed his man and this
point carried with the Jury and he
was convicted 4 new trial was 70.
fused and the case was carried 20 the
Supreme Court where a new trial was
refused by an opinion Of three 20
two.
Some new evidence barring on the
case was found, however. ana the case
was again brought In the Supreme
Court for rehearing u vas argued
last Friday and the attorneys asked
that on account Of the health % their
client that some disposition be made
~ ~ AZ this term a. they desired %
either remove him 10 the peniten-
tiary or retry him I'm order that he
might be released from the county
jail BY the decisions handed down
yesterday the court IN granting a new
trial reversed Itself The action Of
the court will b. learned Wit hcon.
siderable interest In Mcdowell county
The Court took up the csea OF the
Indiana a Ohio Live Stock Insurance
Company W. Thomas ~ Bowman
from Barbour county and the case
% Robert W. Monroe w. James "
Hurry, 81 ais and Neil J. Fortnsy.. 81
ais from Preston county and both
we're submitted on briefs
". White. 81 Washington. y. q.
vas admitted % practice IN the Court
and also a. J.. Porter and y. J. Gra-
ham. Jr4 ~ this city we're admitted
on motion ~ v. NJ Addieman.
The cases docketed for yesterday
we're ~ from the second circuit and
we're disposed Of az follows
Tusca Morri We. william y Baird
81 ale from Doddridge county. was
argued and submitted. as vas also
the oaaa Of Albert Wright q ais W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
BUSINESS MEN TO
CONTINUE CAMPAIGN
EXTENSION INCLUDES THREE
DAYS NEXT WEEK.
Membership Now 4o3 With 500 An
teipstsd as Result Of Ehorts TO
Be Made the Coming Week.

As a result OF the three-day cam
paign for new members brought to
close at noon Thursday by the
Wheeling Business Mems association
seventy-six new members were Sc
cured. bring the total membership
up TO 463. So successful did the
campaign prove that at the meeting
OF the contesting teams Just before
adjournment at noon yesterday, Il
was decided to continue the effort
for three days next week. beginning
Tuesday noon and ending Thursday
at the same hour, I'm an effort to
bring the grand total up to 500.
A total OF 80 new members were
secured on the last day OF the cam
paiSn and the teams reported that
they had in view at least 100 good
prospects. in addition to a number
OF others who had not yet been an
preached. President Fred Fox. VIII
II. Colvig. and DIR. A. ]. Noome,
leaders In the movement. are enthus-
iastic over the results achieved and
expressed themselves as confident
that the 500 mark will be far sur
passed In the campaign the coming
week. The reports OF the teams as
made yesterday follows:
Henry Beuter. Z; w. w. Irwin, /:
d. Gundling. 3: Dave Rraus. s:
Henry kalbitzer. ?: Charles Lem
mon. 4: William Nicoil, -: r. p.
Truxell. 6: DR.. c. A. wingerter, ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14

Timothy Pittman ct ais. and Hope
Natural Gas Company, from wetzel
county.
The following cases we're submitted
on briefs: John Roberts vs.. Baiti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company from
Wetzel county; J. A. Bland ct ais W.
G. =. Rigby 81 ais. from WetzeI coun-
~; George CumberledRe W. Godfrey
q. Cunfberledge 81 nj from Doddrfdge
county and County Court % Tyler
county We. viii r. Long. Sheriff Of
Tyler county.
The following cases werr confin-
ued. Joshua Russell W. Harry ThrlR
from Tyler county. Homer Freeman
W. Carnegie Natural Gas Company. 81
ais from Doddridge county. and sar.
an p Stewart. 81 ais W. &. 3. Parr.
81 ale, from Doddridge county.
The out % town attorneys present
IN the court we're. ". p. Snyder and
Homer Stronsnlder. o. Clarksburr.
Charles Powell 81 Faairmont: Judge
y. v. Blair. % West Union and n.
~ Mcintyre. ~ New MartlnsviIle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho II <L@
$4,000 VERDICT
Arguments on Motion for a New
Trial 10 Be Hsadr at Mounds
vile on June p

The Jury in the $4,000 damage
suit OF John r. Powell, administrator
vs.. the Wheeling Steel and Iron com
pany. returned a verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum OF $4,000 in cir
cult court at Moundsville yesterday.
The jury reported at 1850 a. m. af-
ter being OUT FOR eight hours. The
suit resulted for the death OF the late
Russell Powell, "a McMechen young
man and son Of the plaintiff. who
Was killed while at work in the plant
OF the defendant at Benwood. when
he was electrocuated as his head
came in contact with an exposed
electric wire hanging above him. At
tOrneys Nelson &. Hubbard and g..
A. Showacrc. for the defendant COM
pany moved for a new trial and the
date for hearing arguments on the
motion was set for June %. Martin
Brown represented the plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
SUPREME COURT
GIVES DECISION
m WALoRoN CASE CARRIED UP
FROM MCDOWELL
COUNTY.
Court ReVerses Itself and Grants Of
heer New Trial.-othsr
Cases Considered.

BY the decision Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals handed down At IT'S
session yesterday morning. John VI
Waldron. convicted 81 second degree
murder IN Mcdowell county. "a gran Fl.
81 new trial the opinion setting
aside the verdict of the jury and re-
handing the case back 70 the Cir
cult Court for retrial. Judges Brannon.
Pofenbarger and Miller concurred
and Judges Robinson and Williams
dissented.
The case was one In which much
interest was malfested and 10 also
one IN which the Supreme Court re-
versed itself WaldrOn. who was an
oficer IN WEIGH. w. Va. visited n
house Of iii-repute where he had reaa-
on 70 believe liquor was being sold
ILLEGALLY. According 10 the evidence
the oficer entered the house where
he found two men and a woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
HIGH PREMIUM
OFFERED FOR street Improvement
Bonds n Bids Recently Opened
b. Bond comnissionsra.

That ne street improvement bonds
issued by the city are considered
siit edged securities r. evidenced BY
The bids received FOR them BY the
bond commissioners Who had in
charge their sale While the figures
are not given out u o. understood
that very high premium has been
offered and that the bonds viii be
Hnid % a Cincinnati nrm o. bankers.
he name ~ which has not bean IN
vulEed city Auditor Geirer b. nov
busy making Up n complete rreord 81
at the proceedings before council
With reference 90 the street improve
mcut ordinances and these Will 10
Furnished the purchasers Of thu
bonds to submit O. their ATTORNEYS
10 show that the Issuance % the
bonds vas perfectly legal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
FATHER opENsAch. OF clEvE.
LAND, SAYS IT " DUE
ANYTIME
This vssr the csntsnnisi AnrIvsr-
gary Of the Last Esrthqusks
In Wheeling. &.

: One hundred years ago the Ohio
Valley was shaken up by an earth
quake that went rumbline through
the section. frightening and Earring
up people more or less. but even
more interesting than that this II the
anniversary year OF the quake Is the
announcement OF Father Odenbach.
the Cleveland earthquake specialist.
that another Is due. Almost any
day. he declares. we may expect to
feel the ground wabble under our
feet. for the quakes he says travel
IN circles. somewhat cratic at times
II is true. bu. more or less TO be re-
lied upon and we are billed for one
OF the arly return engagements.
Father Odenbach In stationed at
and OF his predictions. for an Ohio
Valley quake the Cleveland Leader
says In part:
Ohio Vslisy Shaken.
Earthquake and volcanic disturb
ances In one part OF the world are
usually followed by similar disturb
ances thousands OF miles from the
scene OF the FIRST" said Father Oden-
bach last night.
It would not be at all remarkable
II the Ohio Valley would again be
visited by an earthquake. as the
present year Is the centennial OF the
disturbance of 1912.
However, there is nothing upon
which 10 base positively any such a
statement. They don't come at
fixed Intervals. In 1853 the entire
American continent was shaken by
an earthquake. which would have
been more disastrous than the great
earthquake at Lisbon in 1875. had
the country ben more densely pop
ulated. There has been no reoccur-
renee of this shock"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-14
TEACHERS MEET
West Virginia Teachers Will Hold
Important Meeting az Scottish
Rite Cathedral.

on WEDNESDAY evening in the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral the West virginia
state Teachers association Will open
their annual convention and on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday ses-
slons will be called 90 order In the
German Columbia club on South
Market street. also IN the Wheeling
high school
There has been no complete pro-
gram issued NJ yet a. no reports
from the normal school. elementary
classes. county and high school de-
partments have not be received, 30
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ON PRISON LABOR"
Or. q. N. Spur. Of MoundsvIIie, 20
Deliver Addresses at Charities
Convention at Cleveland.

DIR. B. VI. Spur. head OF the Glen
dale hospital at Moundsville. leaving
today for Cleveland to attend the
sessions OF teh annual national con-
vention OF Charities and Corrections
as delegate from West Virgiia, with
an appointment from Governor Glass
cock. DIR. Spur. who is an author
ity on prison questions, delivers an
address Monday before the conven-
ton on the subject, Prison Labor"
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Quake May Shake
Up Ohio Valley

as to enable program TO be issued.
There will be department meeting.
held In the rooms OF the high school
building on Thursday and Friday az
ternoons. and meetings held In the
morning OF each day. closing on sat-
urday In the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Ine Wheeling association has been
divided into committees. who are
actively engaged In trying to make
the convention a success.
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THREE CASES
Heard by Referee in Bankruptcy
Cumnins Yesterday and
Disposition Made.

Before Referee J. W. Cummins
Yesterday morning at $3.50 the case
OF Harris T. Westwood was taken
up ana an order entered instructing
the trustee to pay the costs and pri-
GRITTY claims and a deed OF trust.
After these are paid there will be no
funds consequently no dividend can
be declared.
At II o'clock the case Of Peter
Marx was taken up and the trustee.
Attorney Edward =. Horstman. was
instructed TO sell the personal prop
erty OF the bankrupt at either public
or private sale.
In the afternoon al . O'Clock a
meeting of the creditors OF Louis r.
Paul was held and a trustee elected.
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LICENSE COURT
For Ohio county-WiIl Be Held FRI
day June %. to Take UP All
License Matters.

Friday June 81, the county court
will convene as a license court TO
take up granting OF licenses for all
kinds Of business for which a license
r. necessary. This will include
druggists. pool rooms. bowling alleys.
hotels. restaurants. lunch counters
and liquor licenses and OF these there
will be SIX 10 be acted upon by the
court. All applicants for license
must have their applications in be-
fore this date In order to have them
acted upon AZ this time.
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ately upon the verdict being return
ed Judge Nesbitt dismissed the jury
until Monday.
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WATER RENTS.

Water Rents for the 61st Assess
ment term of six months are now
due and payable at the Office OF the
City Treasurer.
A discount Of 10 per cent will be
allowed all consumers who pay their
bills during the month Of June. 1912.
8. X. JOHNSON.
City Treasurer.
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STRIKER GETS
NINETY DAYS
MoUNDsvILLE MINER GETS
OFF LIGHTLY.
Jury Returns Verdict For Assault
and Battery Against Foreigner
Accuaad Of RinAinn

Accused Of Rioting.
The jury In the case OF the State
VS.. Peter winicke. one OF the three
striking miners charged with riot
ing and violating the Red Mems
Act in circuit court at Moundsville.
returned a verdist OF assault and bat
terry against the defendant at $50
last evening. after being out forty
minutes. and Judge Nesbitt imposed
on him "A jail sentence OF 30 days.
Winicke escaped lightly as the charge
was serious one. The states fall
ure to sustantiate the chief content
ions resulted in the lesser verdict.
Winicke had gone on trial wednes-
day morning The specific charge
was rioting and inciting 70 riot In
connection with the trouble at the
Mound coal mine on First street.
Moundsviile, Tuesday. April .. be-
The other two men indicted on the
same charge. Louis Bierce and Frank
Costello. both OF whom are out on
bond. will probably not be tried un-
I'll the next term of court. Immedi-
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A Swedish clergyman in Chicago.
celebrating the fiftieth anniversary
OF his passionate. draws attention to
the record of happy marriages at
which he has officiated. Out OF 1907
couples married only two couples
have been divorced.