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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27


CBy Federal Wireless Telegraph.
NEWARK, New Jersey, September
2o.-(speeial to The Advertiser)- THAT
Governor Wilson won victory IN the
New Jersey primaries yesterday was
evident IN the returns which shifted
INTO Democratic headquarters in the
early hours of the day.
In MS night to prevent Une nonina.
tioh Tor U. 5. senator of former sen.
ator James Smith, Jr., Governor vii.
son carried the State by plurality of
nearly twenty thousand, winning m ev.
Essex. e oeihg
Returns from 5I1 of the 1899 die.
trlcts of the State give representativo
William Hughes, the candidate ~ oo6
votes to Ills for Smith.
All the Wilson candidates for nom;.
nation throughout the State, ontside of
Essex County, were successful The
NoIe was light all over the State.
n on the Republican side Senator Frank
y. Briggs received an uncontested en-.
dorsement. ="
The Fight in New Jersey.
[
W uusi 1 PG.Ga to The Advertiser.)
Governor WTil son, september BIN
o(Iiceys ' ~. nominate only minor State
maries for tS year put they have pri-
otates senators. A successor is to ho
elected to Senator +. O. Briggs and tho
democrats are hopeful of getting that
20. ana linus having two senators nj !
,spirati tom p m / on the State. That
no. were II no. t No.. ne so very thrill
Smith Of N ~, tna' ex-senator James
If Goyernor W. w. the o.dtlme foeman
elf MT no w lIS1n, has declared him.
Fx.senatan ',s neiore the primaries.
ricked omt IN claims he was
ears ago Ivy ne senatorship two
ain il is thai h "t' rnor wilson. Ger
Who had inst ' h LUZ LOT Governor Wilson,
yhelmino moior;tr elected by an over.
cen chosen Ifj nr ~ smith would have
he fact ~ aoi the senate, in spite of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
tBy Federal Wireless Teller, nh

SAN FRANCISCO, September o. -
Especial to The Advertiser
Marion c Worthington, aunt of Mrs
rhelma Parker Smart, the Hawaiian
lhleiIress, has filed suit for divorce from
Sydney Molyneux Worthington W..
cal music teacher.
Mrs. Worthington asks for tbe
guardianship of William Wortbinpton
her seven-year old son by former
marriage, whom Worthin gton adopted,
The complaint alleges cruelty and babi.
tual lntemperance ON the part of
Worthington.
Mrs Worthington is connected with
families prominent in Island society,
Mrs. Worthington was formerly Mise
Marion Dowsett, of Honolulu. who mar.
RED Laurence Crook of Maui MANY
years ago They were divorced and Mrs
crook went to San Francisco. where shs.
ilNed for some time She decided 70
nave her voice cultivated and in San
francisco met Mr.. Worthington. and n
year or so later they were married Tbo
Worthingtons were In Honolulu short
Ilme ago and attended the Smart.Por.
Ner wedding ceremonies on Hawaii Mr.
" r'hlngton was music Teacher i'm
SAT- Lake City about fifteen wears moo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
Battleships Reported Wrecked.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
September 25.-(By Associated Press
Ssble)-A special cable received from
Toxic today states that great storm
q sweeping all Japan. Four battleships
Fnve been wrecked, and it is feared
STAT many deaths have resulted.
The storm, which is said to be the
most terrific known in Japan in years,
has caused the greatest damage at
Shikoku, Toxic, Osaka and Achi A
great flood has laid Vatsuta waste.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
TERRIFIC STORM
DEVASTATES
JAPAN
Twenty Villages Left Masses of
Debris; Loss of Life May
Be Heavy.
WARSHIPS ARE WRECKED
Three Thousand Homes Des-
troyed in One City-DiS-
trictS Flooded.
WARsHIPs ARE WRECKED
az FedernI wIreIess rolcrrnnh.

Wy EeueEhl wireless Ielegraph.)
TOXIC, Japan, September 25.-CSpe
eial to The Advertiser -Railroad and
gater traffic has been completely tied
ap since Monday, as result of the
terrific storm which is sweeping over
the Japanese Empire, many districts
having suffered inestimable damage TO
property and shipping.
The districts which suffered the
greatest property loss are Shikoku, To.
Eo, Osaka and Achi. Thirty persons
are reported as having been killed in
she city OF Nagoya and twenty vii
lagos are falling into mass of debris
Torpedo boat destroyers Fubuki and
Tachlbana struck rocks on the north.
srn coast of Yokaichi and are com.
Plete wreck. Two other navy boats
we're blown upon the shore, where they
remain stranded.
The city of Vatsuta has been flooded
and 5000 homes submerged. The loss
Of life probably will be great, though
1t present not ascertainable. The dis
sricts of Gifu, Nagano, Saitama and
Aanagow were flooded, the waves car.
rying many houses from their founda.
lions for many yards.
Many harbor ships have sustained
great damage, and it is feared the ia.
7alities in the surrounding districts are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
Progressives in Balance.

me decisive vote over all those mat
ters would remain, as II has for the last
TWO years, with little group of Pro
sreSslNes, who will, as heretofore, make
many speeches, keep the senate and the
country In turmoil, force compromises
ana put their own brand upon every
important federal enactment.
Maine has had two Democratic sem
ators for the last year. Mr.. Gardner.
the granger, is filling out an unexpired
t Term OIL the late Senator w. F.. FRYE
lhat term ends March next and the
recent election in Maine makes it Ger.
tam that ex- Representative Edwin q
burielgh, n stauneh Republican. will
succeed him. That increases the roo.
ular Republican strength in the senate
IL is also serious blow to Democratic
EFFORTS TO control that body. If the
November elections should he tr;nm.
phantly successful for the Democrats
they can hope to have no more tban
hye or six majority in the ''upper IeT.
islative branch" VS.
But the party is facing the likeli.
oou Oh losing an additional vote in
west virginia, That staunch Republi. |
can state now has two Democratic sen.
GUS! one OF whom, Clarence l.. Wat.
SO SOU, Is serving out the unexpired term
oi the late stephen b. Elkins. Watson
WIZ WI, nave a difficult time getting re.
Elected The State is normally Repub.
,ieah, For while it looked as though
lhe hepuolican and Bull Moose parties
would have distinct legislative tickets
nu lhey have fused, which very prob,
aply means that the Democratic on.
POSITION has the best Of it in lighting
ior tue state offices and for the legis'
.htuFe' If Watson loses, that means
.Wo senate votes to be made up pro.
'luea the Democrats are 10 Central
. .,,. Ior the first half of the next nd'
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Democrats Slim Chance.

n IN oiheI terms, II would bdug III.
Hopo'Fats down 90 a basis of forty ,,"'
s,pa'ols West Virginia being tbr an,yy
,'''' where tbrY are at AN 1lEoly ~
,'e.. l'Ni % waInutB of the s,pa,. 4.
l"ll , N'N' noN that IN ror-i.r. -,
lN'l' fIh mrWEIt There mu., ..n.
''l"'NlIf Do "a miu pf IN. M aat ~
''N'Nl W'Whre in g,pu IA bsr. 'ni.,I"a'
.''l' majority r.m NAV .r.Y iil.
f"iI number lut Vi nouil ,lIt.sll,.
'' l'fh lIg WinHnI. ID mal. v.ii 4.
' l'NNit Hlr EAIH ttpu M tli.
llNtr N lfm0'miIf RnIsIlds 't.s, H.
'Nl' lsfNt srWllnr 0ftIrI.rt'.I So.
y Nl,N r.ffi sNmior iNs gf.f 4al..si..
HlIs. s1,t...I 'a pa b. aiHai .mpas
SIN 'ts aehals hsHarfals masi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Rev. Johannes ~ the German Luth-
Gran cnurCt has returned from
NouugstJWn. whore he attended a
ueetin- ~ the Pittsburgh synod. Of
th' church
Earl Veunum and owen H.IInmer-
u'sn r~.urned early yesterday forming
from an auto trip to Indiana polls ami
ether points
when ~. j. Humphrey made the re-
tprf of his team which worked eEcluS.
lively iu the pienf 80 the CorruEatiug
r.. mpHu". no was loudly applauded and
fT.re vlthusissn was shown than at
"it' other time 80 Tar during the
campaign
Tn" h"ard Of education met lat
s'eniug and several important matters
iHcludiur the expense budget were
gwen attention
Dick Taddeu saws TINT his team, is
improving CO.. fielding and will lead the
league before the end ~ the week
Nftorrey " Z. Dixon went TO can
'ur ycfferday on business
Rev Love. Of the I.apfiaf church.
LIT yesferdav for hts home tn Gran
'iile. and will remove his family o.
This cir about the first ~ uext month.
Twenty chickens were stolen sun
cas- TO Ernest HonarrOr ir I.auEhIiu
addition and arrests NAV follow
me hhlf way mark has almost been
I't'1e- IN the clock and evsryh odi =
..oluE o.
Camp Rest will soon resemble a
irefty village.
The two Foreigners who were ar
o. -fsl here ami sentenced fp terms IN
t1o stale pen and refu-matorv we're
taken ffum the county seat yc-terday s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Miss Marearet Ingiemcisr il visiting
relatives az Pittsburgh for a few days
Gray Dinsmore will leave tomorrow
FOR an extended eastern trip and will
visit all OF the large cities.
Ellie Fry has returned from a visit
with friends al Bsrnesville
Robert Stoker. OF the Aetna standard,
made business trip 20 VANDERBILT. IA,
yesterday.
Clarence Henry. who has been in
Washington state for the past few years
- expected to return home today. lie
having stopped OF az St Paul. MINI.
for a few days
William Eddy has returned from a
visit with friends a Woodsheld
Miss Moore. OF West Wheeling under
went an operation at the Martins Ferry
hospital Yesterday morning and is get
The father Of Rev. NeeI has returned
10 his home In Rirmin CHAM. O. after a
few days visit here
J. ", HALEY. y. and -. engineer r.
removing his family to this citw from
the Island.
I'd Bonar and son. Paul. are visiting
relatives at Darlington.
The local miners officials are attend
Ing Joint conference Of the operators
and miners ~ New Philadelphia. the
conference having opened yesterday
Deputy Sheriff Osborne ~-as here yes
teruay taking a prisOned from the county
jal to the state pen az Columbus.
T. l.. Lewis has gone TO Columbus.
where he will spend several days on bus
mess.
An Aetnaville foreigner escaped n
beating AZ the hands 80 q crowd yester-
day morning. by suddenly changing his
crime
James Dillon has returned from Car
tersville. where he has been located FOR
the past two wears. and may locate here
bishop Hartley went to Barton and
The Building association held meet
. ing last evening
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Mrs Charles Rosscr and daughter
where they will visit friends.
Albert Kaiser. of Lowell, o.. Is visit
INK friends and relatives IN this city
John : Ehler and Andrew CrunelIe
viii leave today Tor columbus where
they viii attend the Eagles convention
]. Jacobs. or oklahoma. who has been
visiting friends IN this city. has re-
turned home.
Miss Beatrice Common. OF birmingham.
Scotland. Is visiting az the home or
MI. J. NJ Mccormick. OF Gravel nm.
Nike snyder. OF south BeIIaire. - at
tending the state convention Of Eagles
az Columbus.
Roy Walters. o. Guernsey stree. IS
visiting friends and relatives a; Pitts
Miss Hazel Br'nkman. 81 South Bell
ARE. has returned from visit at Tulsa.
Dklan Oma.
The Pawne- Giants. o. This city. Will
ulay the Mt Pleasant Giants On the
lTWenty-sINth street grounds sunday
jacob Ferr. - Union street. left yes
I terday for Cincinnati. where he has Sc
cured q position.
Joseph Deal. 81 this city. was a bus +
ness visitor az Zan'svlile Yesterday.
John Tue. ~ Kos" Iil. will leave
| shortly for Sebring where lie has Sc
cured position.
The SocisIi-ts held we'll attended
! meeting ln the - a. r. hall last even
/ Items OF iuteres, for this paper may
/ Do left - the Cttr R'ok store 90 tele-
phoned 70 the reporter. Fell csi-I.
| NJ. tlherf Alum has purchased the
I property - John Graham % SbafysIG=
and VIII move there TIE frst ~ tho
I month.
Misses BERTHE and Alice Jones. 81
| SUefnsCN street have returned from
/ a visit at bethesda.
Morris : Lucls o. Columbus ~. 4
| returned home after visit with relat-
} Ives tu This city.
\ large number from this city Will
I attend the state convention Of the e.
/ T.. society o. Canton
Miss Nellie CorbafI uf South Roll
uide. who has been 900 eor several das
is SOM what improved
II Ar Edward fletE uf Pittsburgh
has returned home after Oh short visit
II Ntfn friends md relatives fr this tIrv
Mr. and Mrs August kanIa. OF Sew
Castle. have returned IuU. after a
yfr'r with relatives fr tbs sif.
MI and Mrs.. William N''Tearr. of
last Liverpool urse returned rrm.
after spend nE a few days 300 thl- rIfy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
INSURANCE
report for 1911 rs Issued ey state Au-
ditor Dhrst; Shows Big
Suns Involved.
BY CAL =. YOUNG.
rnteiigsnoer Burenu
CharleEton. W. w.. June 10.

OnarleEton- W. We. June 10.
y preliminary report or the Insurance
state auditor. has Just been issued. TIE
report covers the wear 1911
The report shows that the net amount
of risks written by fire. insurance COM
PanieF - the United states in the state
y West Virginia during 1911 was tic2 o.
5i.362. net premiums paid. 81 Sss.Gs- 70.
net losses paid. Si.if6.952. o.. net Loose
incurred. ti.oS02sq
he figures as 90 fire Insurance COM
pautes Of other countries was. Net risk
written. S3s.Nei sea 20. net premiums
received. SOL" Too .Is. me- losses p4fI.
sslN. s"o- q. net losses incurred. 1891. p
Another table urN life Irerrau.. shows
fIe .arEest number pF policies was g.
sued dur'H o. fI. wear ta the Prudential.
me Metropolitan being second and the
Equitable 90 Washington trird
Among iTe frutsrntl beneficiary socie-
le< tho greatest number was written
Ut Au'rlln. the Modern Trutfter hood ~
America being second and tire American
w urkWau. of washington. O.. g. third.
ln fn" amount written hE al| fraferr4r Is
fI".tan.1fa ~. the Modem Woodner u
America had g4.07i 600. OF the s6a.It>.-
s13 N force .u All frsternufs 90 tine end
Or te rfar. kl1 $50 500 was n tho Mod
sru " ppduen ~ America. the n-,t being
tns Ancient order United American
WurkWen. ul Wheeling. with $500
.aa hN. TIE Muudmeu ~ the World tlIrf
HrH .ne KNIGHTS ~ Mac 1heee of ;.e
World fourth
The r.rtual cooperative fire Insurance
ra-- .u West virginia. lIdeF f..stC.r-g
n risks during 1911. ard had In force
20 he end - the year 91ftsf 500. ana
paid In losses dur rE the wear So. go. o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

1t took our entire force of statesmen to wait on the
applicants for the free square pianos advertised. We
could have given away fifty more had we had them
Now about the
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new OPERATOR

Reporters ON tho local newspapers
were given n j4r yesterday when VIII
Pro. aler tho United Press operator
of tho Novr. started buying cigars
and rod pop something unusual for
BW to DO you know Hut after ha
could F'raighton Die face ouf be- had
n smile on litn The guy ON Qua .er'a
oats. Do whispered The g.ad tdIugs
that the siork had some time during
the n.fhf Io't n bouncing baby boy.
tipping Tho Fcalc- 8. nine pounds. a.
bis home Tho new operator vIlI b.
o. The key during Blls absence ln
the future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
MONUMENTS

Won will save dollars by getting my
prices
a postal card or either phone will
bring fo YOU ms latest dee gus
employ no agents and will save
YOU their comm ssion on any work
YOU should want
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SHIELD OF HONOR
BANQUET TONIGHT
TRLsTATE CONFERENCE OPENS
HERE TODAY.
Delegates From West Virginia, Penn
syivsnis and Kentucky viii At
tend the Affair.

Delegates from Ohio. Pennsylvania
konWcky and West Virg MIA. indie
pendent order Shield OF Honor. VII
arrive IN the city this morning 10 at
tend The ui-state assembly. : very
interesting program has been ar
ranced for the event Many promi-
ncnt men in the lodge vii lbc IN at
tendance
A. the Strat.ord Springs hotel o.
night Il banquet ~lii be- rendered tine
visitors bv the members a the local
lodges. Several hundred delegates
win 40 end the AFFAIR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Thomis Howley got back last even
inE iron MashinEton. ID. g. where ne
ment and the big parade OF the
Isnight, OF Columbus
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NAVIGATION
On the Ohio is Now Threatened
Wlckets a. the MeMeehen Dam Up
- Boats Forced 20 Tie Up.

Since the low water compelled the
Sonoma. which has been opera f.ng the
Wheeling Marietta trade. 10 te up
temporarily. her place has been taken
hr me gasoline packets indian and
Mildred. which are making the run
between this city and Matamnras.
The boats run on alternate DAYS. tho
Indian leaving this city on MONDAYS
and Wednesday and Fridays and tho
Mildred leaving ON Tuesday,. Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays
Captain Thomas Here.
Captain g. O. Thomas. OF Clar.nc-
ton. was in This city yesterday look.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

WASHINGTON. n c. May g. 1872
Our little girl Rufh WIS afaictrd viii
an eruptire. burning itrhinr al,
trouble. especially the sraly. which VA,
a solid eruptive sesh and continued 80
for eighteen months
Nothing W could find wouid r-airv,
her suffering and embarrassing insight
illness until We tried Re-inei Sozp and
Resinol Oirtrpeuf- This ber.n TO ~
lieve at once. and upsirr |. few week.
treatment healedsn h-r-or-<- tSSyn>dl
ms MAMIE l. Tnx1. 14S Herkznss
Strut
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Tortured by itching eczema from
boyhood. Resinol cured him.

Torxno o. May 10 1o12-I hsvv
eoupiecnty cured my ecz-ma- j suf-
fered With IL ever since ! was q boy.
and ! am nov Al years old Ny arms
and fscs would hresk out. and I Was
tortured with itching. especially In
the spd.x. faA and winter. On my
cheers NY skin would tHn red, itch
aud crack. and NOW % on my wrists
They voaid spit opez aud hleed
Il was In hospital one day to sre
. friend who had skin di.ease. and I
found they had cured him win Resinol
Ointment and DIR. -. one OF the best
In Chicaeo> recommended u for my
eczsms- I used IL with ReSinol Soap.
and 10 my surpri>e thy hav- completely
cured ma My skin Is clear" (Siraed)
Rs-spol sn-, Czr .),.n1 R--,p-. os,.,y.,, n
800 nnhins instantly. and gutrkly di-peI AN I
re-L fcur drurrt-r e~hs thezA- 6uf f-r frup -
G1dra8 DrrT ACL Hr-~~~l o.. R-IH 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Grant Scott. the conductor who was
injured about the head at sixteenth
street sunday afternoon by being struck
by a pole while leaning from the car
was released from the North Wheeling
hospital yesterday at noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
GEORGE Hell
The Quality Meat Market.
wAnM.

Just the kind OF weather you don't
like to cook. No doubt you have to
stand over a hot IRE cooking these
visit our shop and wo will convince
you OF our ability to serve you with
the fnest line OF cold meats hand
led anywhere. Such IS Cooked
Tongue. Dried Reef. Veal Loaf,
Cooked Ham. Corned Reef. 30
logna. Potted Meats. Cooked Pork
Tenderloin. Blood Pudding. Press
ed Ham. Head Cheese. Liver Pud-
ding, Metworst and Cerevelat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

4 ave months old child OF Mr.. and
AIRS. John Derancheck. who live on
the Barton line died yesterday after
loon Rfser n few days illness Of chol-
era iniantus. The funera I services
wall be neld this afternoon with inter
Ilvnt In 81. Anthony's cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Dick Padden's team 81 hospital cam
pa On workers Went to NJ. Pleasant yes
terduy and secured n number 81 sub
scriptons. A subscription OF 500 was
secured from Michael Gallagher. OF the
Marx Hanna Coal company, who former
ny lived here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Albert SeahriEht. John Sauters. Bert
Dunn Charles Chopper Byron Plank
Wilbur SeabriEht, Kenneth Perry Harold
S'heehte ana William Fieahman will 20
=" Freeport this morning and Will estah-
liSn camp FOR the summer on the
Pnipps farm.
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Social This Evening.

The Young Peoples Senior Christ an
Endeavor society OF the Second Presby-
terrain church will hold an ice cream and
strawberry social ON the lawn surround
ing the church thls eVininr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

ALMOST
/ tell when anything
Once while the mother; sometimes a
a
telling him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11
Bare Foot Joyl II

There IL nothing a child will enjoy
more during the summer season than
pair Of our barefoot Sandals.
Cool and easy on the foot. and made
with an elk-skin sole. Prices 75c. $50
and 800, according TO size. LOCKE
SHOE Co.. Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

mat ever freN on a. IN rect Not
partial riddance-whOle plagued thing
goes. Every time!
"BinEo" enables lots OF folks to
wear size smaller shoes-sizs larger
smiles. Makes foot smooth as a
whtstle-shoe slips on so easily. pain
lsssly you forget you ever had foot
trouble.
bingo" shrinks the corn. loosens IL
Gown TO the roots end-out IL comes
Just Ike that Doesn't hurt healthy
tissue. Btngo's as different from usual
corn cures as night from day. Get
81 and see.
Costs 25c-worth more A. drug
glstH or sent direct by Dennison Phar-
nacal Co. III No. Dearborn ST. chit
Ssso' ~. sold In this city by Griest,
li+l Market
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does not break ones purpose. And yet the
thought OF telling himself actually frightened poor
lady into delrum.
This case is extreme but it illustrates the queerest
feature OF the whole matter-that IL is only the
things for which they to blame. but the
papable accidents which the other members
fly dreat tell the fautinding The eXpressman,
in spite OF all warnings OF the wall
paper; neighbours puppy digs up the newly planted
howe bed: the butcher sends up bad piece of meat
surely for OF these things is the mistress OF the
house cupabe and yet her dread OF telling him about
the unfortunate accident clouds the whole day.
Once upon time there man who, although
very kindly person had gradually drifted this
he house maid hrora i've
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Maynard yesterday. and Smashed into
4 switch. which was being repaired
Traffic was held up for about two
stfaightened around.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Henry Brown. "A local boy. returned
Yesterday from the navy. where he has
been located Tor the past four years.
He received an honorable discharge
and during the time saw great deal
of the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

The Christian Endeavor society OF the
FIRST Reformed church was pleasantly
entertained at the home OF Miss Alma
kodewig on North Jefferson street last
evening.
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Wedding romorrox.

The Womans Christian Temperance
Mon will meet this afternoon at uie
nome OF Mrs. T. W. Shreve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-11

Two fast and interesting games Of
baseball are promised the local fandom
Saturday and sunday. June IS and 10.
between the Rellaire \. \. team and the
fast semi professional team OF Fair
banks
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