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ATTEll EXPLAINS HOW &C
GAME WAS INJECTED.

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The evening world., 1912-01-22
CHECK WAS NO GOOD.

Lawyer Held ON Rstcher's Conn
John b. Gray. a lawyer. OF No. 1905
Barne avenue, Bronx. was arrested to-
day on a warrant. issued by Magistrate
krotei charging him with passing q
worthless check on william N~astvogel.
. butcher. Of No. as East one Hundred
and ~Sixty-irst street. The check was
made cilt to Gray and signed by another
name. cay contended In court that the
maj who ave him the check deceived
him az to having a bank account and
that no thought the check was good
when he passed II.
In order to give Gray q chance 20 ffnd
and produce the man he says frat made
out the check. MAGISTRATE krOtei held
him in &Joq bail for examination. Jan -.
The evening world., 1912-01-22
TAFT DENIES HE WAS URGED
TO DISMISS HITCHCOCK.
President Makes II Clear He Does
Not Believe Stories That Post.
master General Is Disloyal.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-President
Taft emphatically denied 10 White
House callers to-day that members OF
his Cabinet were urging him to d!smiss
Postmnster-General Hitchcock from his
official family. The President made II
clear that he did not place the slightest
credence In stories that Mr.. Hitchcock
was disloyal to him.
The evening world., 1912-01-22

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-Cyrus r.
Woods Of G~resnsburG. Pa, to-day was
nominated by President Taft as Minis
ter to Portugal to succeed Edwin v.
Morgan. recently promoted TO be Am
bassaior to Brazil. Mr.. Woods at ono
time was President pro tenn. Of the
Pennsylvania Senate. and IL general
counsel for the Pittsburgh Coal Com
pany.
The evening world., 1912-01-22
NATIONAL A. BARS
ATTELL AFTER HIS
TESTIMONY flight


Ia the tlng Attcll said he had not and
further declared mat he had made no
agreement TO stan or fake IN return FOR
having been given the match.
no you, think that your exhibition
That night asked Major DIXON, was
The evening world., 1912-01-22
NO RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW
THE DINNER.

There viii b- no additional guests
to the fifty invited 20 dinner tonight
70 meet the Duke and Duchess. IL had
been reported that a large reception
would follow IN, d,nn.r.
=. M .morrow then. uiu luroh.on
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another Gunner oi ApoNt ths came size
AZ to-nishts and this Wall 10 followed
by = sort OF reception dance, AZ this
dance New York society Will have an
onnortunity 20 slimp,. lt.elf on the IN.
The evening world., 1912-01-22

PARIS, Jan. 22,-w. Morgan Sinister.
who recently occupied the post OF Treas
urer.General OF Persia. from, which he
was dismissed on the demand Of Russia,
arrived here to-day from Vienna.
The evening world., 1912-01-22

10 CUkE 4 COLD ~ ONb DAu
e: LAxAt.yE nYs9 es.a!.: T:sA,e
ssoVss ssaA'~' 4 - & - -
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drove TO tho Rod hone and len the Gov
eruur's cards
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ROYAL PARTY is TAKEN TIC
STREET IN FREIGHT CAR.

~
Lieut.. Funston ani a little group Of
porters and train ofncids were the only
outsiders who w,tnessed he ceremonies
OF greeting A freight elevator nearby
was prepared to take the royal party
and their hosts up 60 the street level OF
the station snd Just outside at the
Forty-nfth street entrance were four
big limousine AIRS
The Duke and Mrs. Reid got In the hrs'
car. the Duke remoyin. his slack derby
and bowling low A. he assisted his host
ess up the step. Ambassador Reid. the
Duchess. the Princess Patricia ana Mss
Pelly got IN tho second car. the at
taches IN the third car and Lieut.. Funs-
ton followed In solitary state In the
fourth auto. The procession Of lirnous-
tines had vanished before any Of the
on,ookers had any idea OF the Identity
Of the little party.
An elabbra,e breakfast had been pre-
pared for KIM Georges uncle and
party In the Reid home. but no guests
had hesn invited 20 either the b breakfast
or the luncheon that followed. Ne
Sightseeing programme had been ar
ranged for to-day. Mrs. Reid having
left II 20 the option OF the royal guests
20 choose their time 90 motor about the
city and see what they cared TO see.
The Duke had expressed . desire TO
visit the American Museum of Art. the
Museum OF Natural History. the Public
Library and J. y. M%organ's library.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Morgan ir.. who
nave entertained the Duke and Duchess
in London, will do tho honors At this
visit. which viii be entirely informal
MRS. REID WILL KEEP LIST OF
GUESTS SECRET.
About nifty guests have been invited
10 din. at tho Reid mansion tonight.
No list Of these guests will be made
public. nor viii Mrs. Reid or her sister
in.iaw. Mrs. ogden Mills. give out any
list OF guests invited TO attend n SUBJ
sequent function during the brief stay
Of the royalties.
In this way u In hoped to avoid Givins
aIront TO many families VINO consider
themselves of tho -krtive few hundreds
who represent ~aris,ocracy In America
In % far Do possible. Mrs, Reid has
CHOSEN AS hcr guests New forkers
known 90 thc Duke and Duchess and
representative Americans that the royal
couple expressed a desire to meet.
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Mr. Duncan. who Is .,shty-two YEAR
old. was chairman OF the famous Com
mittee Of Welcome when the late KIN,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
FORMAL OPENING
OF New Clothing Firm Friday Even
ing Was a Pronounced
Success.

The doors OF tho new firm OF Gut
man. Gibson a. Mcconnell were
opened TO the public Friday night and
thousands MO attended the opening
were highly entertained by the band
concert provided by the firm and
pleased by the useful articles that
were given away as souvenirs The
firm will deal exclusively IN mems
furnishings and Is one " the most
up-to-date establishments of it's Kind
in the state.
The firm was originally NJ. Gutman
& Co. and occupied the site OF the
present store for more than fifty
years. but with the entrance Of
Mesrs. Gibson and Mcconnell into
sthe firm. the store was closed for a
short time and carpenters and deco
rators remodeled the building into one
OF The most handsome business places
~ the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
The WEATHE K
CONDITIONS

The area OF high pressure and cool
weather noted yesterday over TIE
northern Portions OF the vest has
practically disappeared.
lo~ pressure area OF wide extent
attended b. warmer weather Is
spreading southwark over the north.
west into the central West and upp.r
valleys. -'''
The treasures continue high over
me south and Atlantic states. where
ihlr weather Is general Rain Is fall
ing thls morning In sections OF the
upper valleys and upper lake region
Generally fair weather. with con.
un9ec &gh temperature. Is the out.
day. 1 S-"
Local data: Highest temperature
Yesterday. 50 degrees: lowest last
night. g. degrees. no rainfall
Rivers.
The Ohio will continue 10 fall slow
~ IN the district for the next a. hours
VI G. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
FINANCIAL REVIEW OF
MAMET DURING WEEK

NEW YORK. septen Lac
tivity In the stock narke iast week.
although somewhat great than the
previous week continued q restrict
ed scale and the move prices was
sluggish or htful and 4 guar. Va
rious explanations are Of red for the
unresponsiviness OF the rket TO de-
veiopments affecting val q One OF
me Immediate appiicau last week
was the tendency OF : eeday holt
dhy. An upward trend prices Was
ascrfbed N covering short con
tracts In for the holidsf. The pre-
dominance OF a short In crest BY one
OF the contracies that distinguished
speculation. did nor imp 2 belief in an
unfavornbie business oi look. but IA
vorable factors have ! n operative
Tor sometime without muiafing de-
mand for stocks. an dtas professional
Spectator argues tina; n prices fail
70 respond TO buying ENDORSEMENTS II
means a notice To sell.
me business prospest continued 20
De diagonised as exec lent and the
conviction gsthered strength that re-
yival was not TO be halted by the
presidential campaign Regulations
upon money supplies Tor active bust.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
OIL AND GAS

Development work in the blue
Creek field in Kanawha county is
! booming. More wells are being COM
/ pleted than at any previous time since
, active work began. The late com
pletions are light producers as com
pared with those OF some months
ago. On Elk river. the United Fuel
'Tas company has completed No y
on the James r. Brown farm and has
a light gasser in the Equaw sand On
the same river. the Ohio Fuel Oil com-
pany has completed No 10 on the A.
j. HAYS farm and II produced 100 bar.
rels the hrst twenty four hours.
In the southwest extension on Pinch
creek. the South Penn OIL company
mas now completed No. Z on the W. $
Jarrett farm and 10 produced $50 bar-
rels the first twenty.four hours ON
the same stream. Grosscup. Hummell
a SchWabe have completed No. IA on
the David J. Jarrett farm and have an
su-barrel producer. on the west side
OF the field on Elk river. the Elkins
OH company has drilled a test on the
Coal and Coke railroad right OF way
through the sand and it produced IS
barrels the first twenty four hours.
On Two-Mile creek. Charleston dis.
trict and two miles southwest OF the
W. s. Edwards OIL companv's fosf on
?
Brick company has drilled a test on
its own property through the S0uaw
sand and found nothing but a iight
gas pressure. This location IL tho
fathers Of any weil drilled TO the
southwest Of the Blue Crock field
on Jones creek. DuvaI district. LIN.
coin county. the tIOlley OH and DeveI
opment company has drilled No : on
Tho James lawson farm through the
Herea grit and has p 15-barrei pumper
on Ihirteen-Mile creek. Union dis.
trict. Putnam county. Nelson 4 uug
have drilled their fesr on tho lanes
Williams farm through the mig Tniun
sand and found ~ barren There was
~ feet ~ Big Iniuu sand and the oun.
ers viii probably drill tho we'll 70 the
Bera grit
Roam County.
on poca river Smithncd district
Ru7nc county rho youth Penn OH
company has completed n test on tho
,. ?. Dye farm and has % % barrel
producer in the i}iE Iniun sand In
Tho same district on the George Doup.
lass farm Do NOT good for more than
. barrels n day
Drilling and Starting Tests.
Widcatters arc busy in rho West
Virginia neuds and the wells now
moro
or less importance and when fhev
near completion VIII be watched with
interest on Campboirs creek. Mol.
don dfsrict. kauawha county rho Fr
more OF companv's test on tho vs. u
lewis farm found gas pressure ir
both fhe zig Lime and Squlw sands A.
now drilling fo The Herca grIf and will
Ie due in Few days ON Horse Mill
branch Cabin Greek district Tho IA
naWha Producing company has Tho rig
completed Tor n fcsf ON tho Monarch
Coal company tract on Trace rort
lloudcn district tho funcfa OIL com.
pany has Tho rir completed FOR "a fasf
ON the J a ucgroytcr farm on Island
creek. Washington district. Lincoln
county. Park a 60 have started f0
. drill test on tho William Crawford
farm
on Coal river sherman district
Ho0nr county. tho artavanna OH
company g. drilling n 7 200 feet Al n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
LARGE CONTRACTS FOR
BLAST FURNACE MATERIAL

Since the first OF January. while steel
naking metal has advanced from 81
TO s. per ton. including 20 cent 10 90
cent established last week
Specifications on contracts for m
ished steel products were heavy
throughout the mills 20 increase ca
pscity from 4 per cent 20 3 per cent
The United States Steel Corporation
produced i.sco 600 tons 81 steel ingo;s
and LIS tons 81 pig iron during the
month. Railroads placed contracts for
ts5. 900 tons OF rails. $4,000 tons of
structural material. $4,000 cars AMI
33s locomotives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

NEW YORK. Sept blast fur.
mace Interests last week secured sd-
ditiOnal contracts for pix iron in the
distributing districts IN excess OF
100000 tons. mskirs the total con
tracts for the month OF August more
than 100000 tons This volume OF
business MAS exceeded in some
months OF previous heavy buying
movements. when large TONNAGE OF
steel making iron were included. but
seldom ~ ever has the proportion OF
foundry grades sold been As great as
in the sales put through last month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

ness purposes were shown by cross
currents In last weeks money mar
kets Interior money markets paid
their debt To the government by drafts
on New York. The usual preliminary
70 direct shipments OF currency Inter.
Tor banks have larger balances than
usual IN New York. and have borrow
ed besides. with corresponding in
crease In power Of withdrawal. The
iuil volume NJ the harvests and their
nigh prices Will require more money
than usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
PRESIDENT WILLARD OF 40.
LEAVES INSPECTION PARTY

President willard 81 The Baltimore
a Ohio railroad. who. D. was report
Cd. would Do in the city last night.
was called hack 10 Baltimore from
Clarkshurg by important business
ie returned BY way ~ Pittsburgh.
while tho remainder ~ tho inspection
party continued on their way % Chi
cago Junction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure or trains a. BELL
aire
arrive ~ 80 a. M. $50 a A.. assp m
1epart-e - A. m fi0B D.. - sspm
sunday trains arrive az 90 a. m ara
desart - 40 = n
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WHEELING. w. Va. Aug 81. IL
The following quotation. on m. r,o,.
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
aaily Tor the Intellig-ncer by Georz~ W
fsron. local broker, and II. n. Marshall
Bond Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02

Bings-I see woman has been
cured or rheumatism by stroke OF
lightning.
Jings-Nes. And the case differs
from so many surgical operations an
nounced as perfectly successful In
that the patient is still alive.-Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-02
MAY RECOVER
Foreigner who Shot Girl and Himself
Has Chance for Recovery.
Girl Improving.

George Yossich. the Benwood man
who shot and seriously wounded
Edith Bailey, an inmate OF a South
Side resort, last friday. and then
turned the gun upon himself. was
resting easily at the North Wheeling
hospital last night and has a fair
chance TO recovery
The girl. who was SHOT twice
through the arm. was not seriously
wounded. and il is possible that she
may be able 10 leave tde hospital
within a few days.
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WHEELING g LAVE ERIE nAu.o.p
WHEELING TzAcr1on conrPAHx.
EEPAE88 CAn sCHEDULE.
Taaing infect yuns a. 1909.

Takfng Effect Juns al isoa
PANHANDLL LINE
WHEELING AND WELLsEJR0.
Daily except sunday.
s2nd street T~.y.
- y neftlNs Wellsbura
~ ~ n ~ % q m.
80" 3. On. tz.O0 nooo
NDfNDsNIfIE LINE
WHEELING and MOUNDsE TLTE
Daily exccpt bunday.
Leave
i0fH street T~aw.
NneeIhk houfIdHvflls
" ~ N. t'3o D IN
On lines having reruiar srpreaa So.
wee, ~ pluenb weiEhinE "a sxcess 81
fftv pounds or ~ large bulk will uoe
be- c1rried or passenger care
ALL liz E--Daily except sunday
No sntpmeuta. erreTf eulaf Fenry shin
ments ~ medicine Will BE- carriaI On
pasacnEcr cars between 100 aud s1fl
(. IN
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Louis sax an a COMPANY.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. Al -
Union stccf Yards.

CATTLE
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations By c. Il s.ei.r.
Wheeling Live Stock.

WHEELING. w Va. Aug. 81. IL.
wheeling Lave s,oek Comnission Co.
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NDfNDsNIf.LE LINE
WHEELING and MOI NDsEfILE
Daily exccpt bunday.
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Pan HANDLE LINE
VII EEisik0 AND ELT.SEIVg
Daily except SUNDAY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
lChanoerY A-3a1.1

SHERlFFS SALts-In ChanCery of New
Jersey. Between Traders Investment
ct ais, defendants FL. IA, for sale Of
mortBaged premises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ of feri
facias. to me directed, ] shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House. in
Newark, on Tuesday, the tenth dav Of De
cember next, at two o'clock D. m, ali that
tract or parcel OF land and premises stu
ate. lying and being in the City Of Newark
Essex County, New Jersey:
Beginning in the westerly line of Boston
arine A. Smiths line, which is known as
lot number forty on map of Gardner and
Exall property, and from thence running
westerly along the line Of said Catharine
A. Smiths line to point midway between
Boston and Richmond street; thence north
erly along midway line thirty feet; thence
easterly parallel with the first described
line ninety feet ten inches, more or less to
the line of Boston street aforesaid; thence
along the line Of said street thirty feet to
the place of beginning.
This conveyance Is made subject to a right
of way and perpetual right and privilege
Of light and air granted to Moritz Pollack,
his heirs and assigns, by deed dated June T.
1903 and recorded in the office of the Regis :
ter Of Essex County IN book 1876 of deeds
for said county. on page' Sol. in and to an
alley way about seven feet three inches in
width in front and seven feet one inch in
width in the rear on the northerly side of
the above described premises and running
subject to the right Of the adjoining prop
erty on the south to stand on two inches OF
the said lot above mentioned on the south
of the same as long as the present adjoln-
ing building on the said south remains
Newark, n J., November 4. 1912.
JOHN r. MONAIIAN Sheriff.
Lowy, Lowenstein Leber, Solrs. ($t6.00)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
"SOUL-W WINNING" CAMPAIGN
TO END FRIDAY NIGHT
Noted Woman Orator to Make
Address.

The "soul-winning" campaign which
has been conducted for the past
month in this city by C. L. Evarts,
of Boston, will be brought to close
on Friday night with rally in the
Third Presbyterian Church.
The speaker will be Miss Sarah
Wray, of London, who is considered
one of the strongest woman orators
now following missionary work. She
has had vast experience in promoting
Christianity both in this country and
abroad, and has peculiar way of In
teresting those who are Indifferent to
church work and its benefits.
Miss Wray has made several ad-
dresses before the members of the
Y. M. C. A. at meetings for men
only. Now the women as we'll as
the men will be given an opportunity
to hear her.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
Gchancery AA4e6. I

| sHERIFF's sALE-fn cbsncery of New
ant 1erseyd sgd cIado Between Mary Reeve complain
Isalii Ienaants' I'll IA, for sale of mortgaged
ny pubiic vendue, at the Court House. in
~ cNfeTsrk, Dar on Tuesday, the twenty-fourth day
oL a december next, at two O'Clock p. M. all
mat tract or parcel of land and premises
TSruatgi Tre5iiii ylng and being in the Township of
First Understanding in the norfherlv
Ine Oh Grant avenue north sxty-six de-
ss ssress ahu eighteen minutes west three hun
thereof with the westerly line Of Walnut
street ~ thence northerly at right angles
MIth salu Grant avenue one hundred fifty
teet; % thence westerly and parallel with
sald Grant avenue hundred sixty-fivs
e aest 10 me me easterly line of a certain new
the same southerly one hundred fifty feel
20 y, me northerly line of said Grant avenue:
"a thence along the same easterly one hun
dred sixty-five feet to the point Of begin
Containing twenty-four thousand seven
no a9hured ntty superficial feet. bei1hg lots 20
80 80 ana 81 shown a certain map drawn
Is,,d, vg Georgs VI .Symonds, engineer and sur
NeyoT, emitted Property of George r. Hill,
Sist 'eu at iAeoDeondale. n. j., dated March
,ostt Second Traet-.Beglnning at point in the
u,l n,ofin1efly line of Grant avenue north sixty-s
SIX degrees and eighteen minutes west three
hunqred ana seYenty-six feet from the inter-
section S thereof with the westerly line Of
Walnut street said point being the south
easterly corner of lands of one Of the parties
OF q, the hrst part. Helen Elizabeth De Wolfe:
~ thence at right angles with said Grant
aFehue n nii ne ana along the said easterly line OF
SUD helen Elizabeth De Wolfe, one of the
P Parlles oil the first part, north twenty-three
9esIees ana forty-two minutes east one hun
Gfed hfty feet; (2) thence parallel with said
Grant Grant avenue south sixty-six degrees and
eighieen minutes east fifty feet. 90 thence
parallel with the line first described south
lwenty-three degrees and forty-two minutes
f mest one hundred fifty feet to the northerly
nhe OF SAID Grant avenue; (4) along the
ff9 efe fesf westerly with the, course first noted
Containing seventy-five hundred Superficial
feet, being lot No 2S shown on a map on
ne IN said county, drawn by George w
Symondst civil engineer and surveyor en-
. utied property of George r. Hill stu
1892 - tt''eN Nep'eiiioe''
=, Being the same premises conveyed to said
&Iaee & u. Archibald by Helen Elizabeth DE
hooi wore and husband. by deed recorded in
9gS 9V9h 40 OF deeds for said county, pages
olS: &c, on July Sd, 1911
Newark A. J., November is. 1912
W p . 4OHN F; MQNAHAN, Sheriff.