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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
Curious Crowd Deceived.

Ambassador Reid had communicat-
ed with the railroad officials, it was
later learned, and had the private cars
OF the royal party detached from the
Canadian express outside of the sta
tion and hitched to the rear of the
Rutland express. BY this means the
crowd in the station was deceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid were waiting on
the platform when the train rolled in
and the few trainmen and the pas
sengers who were ready to leave saw
how it is done in Lunnon.' AS the
Princess Patricia descended the car
steps. both the American ambassador
watching feared they would lose their
balance and strike the platform with
their noses But they We're used to
it and checked themselves at the last
moment, and the princess graciously
extended her hand. Mrs. Reid did no.
kiss it, as was expected, but mur,
INJURED 80 good of you to come, your
highness." and then turned TO repeat
the same performance to the duke and
duchess.
The entire party was taken from the
! train floor level to the street entrance
on the freight elevator. There four
i brand new automobiles, of foreign
make, which had been especially i'm
! ported for the occasion. We're in wait,
! ing The duke carried with him a
small handbag to which he chung, de-
spite the efforts Of both Mrs. Reid
and the ambassador to relieve him OF
1 it. The duke and Mrs Reid entered
the first car. The others quietly fol
loved and they were hustled TO the
Reid home, after which the cars and
freight automobile came back after
the servants and the baggage. The
party brought an entire baggage cal
load of supplies, including 81 trunk
and forty bags.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
Doctor Who Murdered His Wife Was
Sentenced This Afternoon to
Even Greater Punish
ment Than Death.
MAN NEAR COLLAPSE
Fear Of Death Had unstruns Nerves
of Young Man Who Had Con.
fessed to Brutal
Crime.

[United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
OREGON, H., Jan. 22.-In court
room crowded with curious spectators
many of whom had known him as a
boy, DR.. Harry Elgin Webster was to-
day sentenced to life Imprisonment
at Joliet penitentiary by judge Far
rand for the murder of his bigamous
wife, Bessie kent Webster
The Judge said that in view Of the
pleas of the attorneys and Webster's
plea of guilty he would not inflict the
death sentence but would infiict an
even greater punishment, that Of i'm
prisonment for life at hard labor
Webster, who through the pangs OF
fear and anxiety had been reduced to
a state bordering complete mental
collapse, received the sentence with
a sigh OF relief.
| Judge Farrand in condemning Web
ster to his life Imprisonment, referred
to the two weeping mothers who sat
| before him when Webster pleaded
guilty. He regretted that he could not
assauge the grief of the mother of the
girl who was slain by Webster after
he had lured her into bigamous
marriage, and the mother whose
heart was wrung with despair because
her boy was an admitted murderer"
The court recited the. circumstances
OF the crime and scourged Webster fol
This last attempt to protect himself
when he attempted to blacken the
character OF the girl he had murdered
II know of no greater continuing
punishment that can be inflicted upon
a young intelligent man than impris
onment for life,'' said the court
When the doors of the penitentiary
close behind you. you must abandon
all hope of freedom on this earth
Within the grey cold walls, with the
dark memory OF your wretched crime
before you, you must remain until by
death you are called to approach the
silent shores of eternity. God will
penetrate your heart. He alone can
give you comfort and hope during the
coming years of gloom
The formal pronouncement of sent
ence followed
| AS Webster was locked up in his cell
after being led from the court room
he seemed to have regained some OF
the composure that marked his de
neanor shortly after his arrest.
/ God knows / did not intend to com
nit such horrible crime" was all
he would say
/ 1t is believed that Judge Farrand's
sentence will dispose of the case. AT
torney John Erwin stated that he had
prepared to ask a reopening of the
case on question of the sanity ol
the defendant if the court had sent
enced him to death, but no further
steps in the case are now expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
Family Burned UP.

IUnitea Press Leased Wire Service
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, ian, 22.-Nrs,
John Tolliver and her three children
were burned to death N their home
here early today. Toiliver was SO
badly burned that his recovery is
doubtful. The fire resulted from
Tolliver's attempt to start fire in
stove with coal oil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
Wiley Exoncrate d.

UNITED Press Leased Wire ServiceY
WASHINGTON, Jan, 22.-In mild
eyen-tempered report, signed by both
democrats and republicans. the house
committee on expenditures in the
department of agriculture exonerated
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, chief bureau Of
chemistry of charges of maladminis-
tration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
Loss Was $50, 900.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan, %.
Fire early today which threatened
Commission Row caused damage es-
timated at $4,000. The loss was con
fined to the stock of Gamble Rob. lson.
Samuel Brothers, A. N. Becrman and
l.. G. Bradley and Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
Royal Party Arrived in New York City this Morn
ing From Canada and will See the Sights
During the Week
HOW CURIOUS CROWD WAS FOOLED
Train Bearing the Distinguished Visitors was
Run in Ahead Of Time in Order to Out
wit the People.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-By the un-
precedented action of establishing a.
new time table and bringing the Can
adian express in quarter of an hour
ahead of schedule, the Duke of Con-
naught; his wife, the duchess, and
their daughter, Princess Patricia, frst
to visit New York in years, avoided
the great mob of sight-seers who later
thronged the grand central station for
a glimpse of royalty
Welcomed by Ambassador Whitelaw
Reid, whose guests the royal party
will be while in New York, the duke.
duchess, princess and royal encourage
entered private automobiles, under po-
lice and secret service guard, and
were rushed to an early breakfast at
the Reid mansion, 451 Madison ave-
nue. The private cars of the royal
party, attached to the Canadian ex-
press, left Ottawa, Ont, Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 and were due in New
York City at 7:26 a. M, today Al
| though the partysdid not, travel on .
special train, the railroad officials
took extreme precautions to guart
their passage, special track walkers
being assigned to duty along the line
1t was anticipated that an immense
throng would be in the temporary
grand central station when the royal
party arrived. To avoid the proposed
demonstration and to keep the duke
and duchess from having to run the
gauntlet of photographers and the
curious, the railroad officials arranged
/ to bring the train in Is minutes ahead
of time. an action said never to have
been done before in the history of the
road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
THERE IS A REASON


of the
Ito
in Keokuk aA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
Local Observations.

Mean temperature, "a.
Highest temperature. ~.
Lowest temperature, Z.
Lowest temperature last night. 26.
FRED q. GOSEWISCH
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-22
Exclusive Society.

The big dinner-dance will re given
tomorrow night by the Reids, 300 of
New York's "real exclusive" society
members being invited to appear.
On Wednesday night the duke and
encourage will be guests of Ogden
Mills at a dinner dance.
This is the first visit to the United
States of the famous princess Pat
favorite granddaughter of Queen Vic
toria, and she was hi9hly delighted
with the prospect W she arrived.
The duke, however, visited New
York before, having come as Prince
Arthur, in 1868. He was only Is at
the time, and was making tour OF
the world.
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they were all kept at a distance by \
detail Of police stationed there for that
purpose.
ed in the private cars "Cornwell'' and
the York in which, as the Duke OF
York, the present king of England,
travelled through Canada several years
ago. In the party We're Lieut.. Col
Lowther, military secretary to tho
duke; Captain Rivers-Bulklee, aid de
camp, and comptroller OF the royal
household Miss Pelly, lady-inw waiting,
and numerous maids and Wallets. AL
though the dukes visit was entirely
unofficial the government took cog
nisance of it by sending some of it's
hest secret service men here to safe
guard the royal party during the four
days stay in New York.
The morning was spent quietly in
the Reid mansion. The program for
the day began with luncheon there.
The entire program for the entertain
ment of the duke together with the
list of guests invited to meet him,
was submitted to the rolal 4secret ary.
who conveyed them to the duke, who
lin turn went over them carefully. The
list of guests-cut from the time-hon-
ored 400" to "300.-was refused to
1.-THE public, the statement being made
that the dinners were entirely private
There will be an informal dinner
tonight at the Reid mansion, plates
being laid for fifty guests. Following
this there will be musicale.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
GAME SEASON
state came Warden viquesnsy Give.
some Data on Hunting Of
Interest 20 Himrods

Vow tnat the days are hegfnpfr., Il,
-I"tten and the evenings 90 get a ffff.
.hl'y. tho thoughts 81 the sportsman
L.ifn away from the summer resorts AMI
IirlinE amps 60 the woodland and
meadows whore sport may be- had ia the
form u hunting
Ih" deer hunting esason in this state
resins October Ism AMI ends p~ceuber
Let while one 81 %. provisions ~ fI.
state law j. that mo- deer with horns less
tiHn your ir res Ions mny le shot
squirrel season begins tho 1sf dav ~
neNt month Hnf lnsts uufl December -
AMI fefuIts from fle southern AMI east
"rn parts ~ the state are 90 mo affert
mai squirrels are moro than plentiful
tuis season. while rabbits. on whirh
there IL - closed season. are Few Quail
may Do shot from Notemher fat 10 To-.
ceinher lst inclusive. while phsaranf ana
Wild turkey may 10 hunted from October
18Th o. December 1st Foreign game
birds may he rNof az mo- time
haE limits this eaHnn IRE For one fav
~ quail. prensHrfa and two turkeys
F'r iHe s@hson 80 quail. q pheasants
and Wild turkeys
state Game Warden Niruesrev -
arndinE circulars over tho state on which
are printed. To- substance TIE seasons
whom different varieties ~ game nav no
KILLED and trr provisions ~ law ~ o. the
amount mat may BE- killed
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their home a. Greenwood last week. after
spending - week $ time touring the Vlcl-
rity % the Great Lakes.
John \. Long. "f EdswOod left yes
t"rity FOR LIS Augele-. Cal. to spend
S~fetai months Tor the benefit Of his
health.
.. J.. Robinson and daughter. Isabella
~ o'4i.,Nn. are spending a Few weeks
,tt Atlautie city. y. J.
Miss Anna and Alma Null. ~ Elm
'Fr"Fe. ar spending few wc.Ns tie
.UStou. W. Va.
samuel CapIan. OF Elm Grove. spent
y"-terHay the guest OF friends at Tria-
3clGhia
Jr-epH Wagner and sister Agnes. OF
NHerltrE trFek. are spending O. fasy
w...- at Atlantic 'iry ami the east
Nr ana Mfs NJ D.. sample. of West
Alexander. returned To- their aomr Satur-
tHr. after spending e feW weeks Na.a-
."n 90 points along tie Atlantic coast
and Afaufl. city.
Lewis ~te.nrui ls confined o. bus home
at Mount iFe tuartuI uu the sirk list
Miss Mabel iia.let HaS returned t. her
home 90 Elm Grove. after spending a.
'"N days at taptina aud points down tie
Meu Thompson is able g. b~ about
4za4u aff"r being confined Co his home
w Bridge street Elm Grove. for % few
Mss Herths Arcaips'f Will resun. her
duties AZ tie o.. T. Ec.r~t- Company at
Wooisua.e today after spending q
uu fnf onto
D. j. Miller of yVoolsIal~. IS SPEEDING
f"0 days BOZ rlttsbursl Pa. On busl-
f.lsscI Wilson VIi resume biz duties
Wifu the gordon g. arwary - Wuodzlale
'le fnorrife. after spending week r
th'afinr with .- parents 80 Viola
Work is prT gresrlng very nicely On the
Ono rev residence for d. quarter. in
NHndlnHu
Louis Cook. IT,. 81 W.nIsIafe. is fuf-
% 10 d. H
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i'r Register Yesterday traiied On tho
t' 'Ihi - Tie hniI-up ir south War
WOO early Thursday morning D.. stat
~ thaf ~ was 'nkc. Tho reader rrtv
1f.N bis own conclusion
M % Irll and sons. g.s,.rs q,
f'r and liurlrr of south Nsir .,..o,
'lrn returned lou. frrr, se,,-.f 49,
l-li WIZ relatives and friends in lie
fa.rrr'rf district
NJ. N-.Tin'a Snoring Las recover
Miss fnrena UW - sou,r wsruo,f
VI l'''. tnrHfrDv pr O. tIs.fv,it- ref.-
Nt"s nrI friends near Fai~rrors
f'r Q W Ahsrrrorrtia i," ,...-.,,.. 4,
. "a, .'''fn. automobile o. $50 ir attend
ing Die practice
NJ ff1-ry wilkins viii Do -,,,,,,t
~ M" NnrfI Whcefinr foafff-f o., &c.,.
ierED treatment gro .ns t,.- rt 49,
We inst s'.rrat unnf.e
Mr ana Mrs John i.urrlirsI fs,.
moved from Wiesi rE ~ ffefr rrr.i-.r-.
~. hnnEa ~ M NnrtI WaFwo.I
MIa TT T. White aud rfar.f.r.. gtt.-
nf l.fllfa. are visiting Mrs j tirtf. -
iHus fer = SIRE White
.'.Hfd 10 wliI inave this week ear
,.ait ~ Mcdonald "a
81. uifi 20 Irummuuf arf f4urhsr~
Nl.r .eIie Irff Ycsffrfas f.~ La .I.It
at 'arksrshurE Racine ami Point ri,a-.
Nrs 0sorEe MAY ~ v.rrIrfs -,, t,.
s.. .'.Il'F r-Ittit~s In South Carolina
i'f Ut 2 rH.f rfrfr1i nrnrf.t u.fIf ..... j.
I 'fr me week fH 10 fhe rueat ~ 80
'flF Ter Nrn D. fErfafIar
If Anna Iiili ~ RIrcrartfI~ De- ,.f
W.. f- a i HiI Of South Main
council elr meet FRIDAY .,s,.,- al,
20 --IIn "ar"pof SCHOOL buifdIrE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
INDOOR AFFAIR
Masonic Club Making Arrangem.nt. for
Elaborate Carnival and
EXPO.

TIE Masonic club has plans. almost
r"aay Tor announcement. for "a grand in
aoor exposition and carnival fnr the en-
tT' week Of November 18TH and tha e.
E1siuoh viii be the biggest thing OF if-
Hlui ever attempted in this section Tho
ehtire scottish Rite Cathedral viii lie
.SrH Tor the opposition and the designs
TOT VIZ. decorations. already rompletsd
Sip" most elaborate scheme OF ,iecors-
non ana aTfaugement The large han
puet room viii he used for exposition
ulP"s-s High class products Tor per
S"n ana nome. special local exhibits Of
IIutc interest aud other special features
VII De SHOWN. while q stand iu the CEN
Ter 81 the room will Dee occupied bv a
brass band -
f-arh room IN the cathedral will BE-.
decorated To- represent a nazaa- ia a To-
ign countries. china. Japan and Turkey
icing given prominent place in the de-
signs
Tie fuIl announcement concerning the
carnival VIII be- made Go "a few davs as
81. i"'in- are now being filed and a Few
H"iaiI@ are yet To lie worked out
Tie fNerutiVe cpnni'te. IL c0rlrroe..r
~ lT. W. ]. Morris. r. g.. Wager. " T.
". II. Smith. '''
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McMeehen Briefs.

Many local people attended the
Nhautauqua at Moundsville Canp
grounds yesterday afternoon and
evening.
IN" first roller skating party OF
the season Will be given on Thurs
aaN evening at the local rink by the
teachers OF the Benwood schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baumberger
LETT YESTERDAY afternoon for A.ror
Ohio. and other points where tho
VIII spend the newt ten DAYS with
friends.
VIII F. Gsrvey Of this city was al
M"unds' III, on Saturday calling on
friends.
Many local fans attended the
hridgeport-New Mariinsvilla game
yesterday afternoon at Rridgeport.
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TAKEN HOME
Two Pittrburg Huraways Captured In
oioundsvtlie Taken BACK Home.

BACK e. Pittsbtss irat.2Ioe Besauiis
ami Ralph arschamhel. twDigUsinE isds
under fourteen years - age. % Italian
nationality. who we're caught At Mounds
Vile saturday The father 81 one OF tho
boys came o. Muundsviile yesterday and
returned to iittshurg with the prod gals
The boys when arrested "A ere armed with
Two air guns and plenty Of ammunition to-
geihcr with several Wild wet hooks rra
MouudsNiile police rec~ived word 'al,ont
two young lads esrapfTg ,r from a a. eir
homes af P4ttshurg ausr sfvr 4 40 ths 2
tncN were taking their utAtrraf- &c. e.
taurant near the depot aud -sseevfns ia
nearby barn. Tho Officers wa. tel -un-
gu evening and went 20 fir. barn The
l1dF upon hearing the officers coming
jumped from q window 20 tire ground he
low distance - about tupiyc feet
partly dressed. officer Davis captured
one 81 them and the other was captured
later by officer Cpuiey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
PRINTERS HOME
FROM BIG MEET
MoNoANroWN MAN ON WAY
NOME FROM coNvEN-
TON.
Serseotion ~ss the 6sssss< Ever
Hsle BY the Printers ard Much
6usiness Is Trsrsae.sd

The Wheeling delegation attending
the annual convention OF the interna-
tlonAl Typographical Union which
was held at Cleveland all OF iasfw-.k
arrived home Yesterday and are
unanimous IN their opinion that the
fathering was the largest ever held
ny the big organization. Accompany
ing the PARTY TO Wheeling was II. A.
hrFan.. delegate 20 the convent, =.
from Morgsntown Union No. eos
VINO gave out some interesting infor-
nation cor corning the big meet. Mr..
bryant attended the Eagles conven-
ton which was held the week previ.
Gus and states that he never had
more fun crowded in two weeks dur.
ing his entire life time.
Inc convention was attended by
$50 delegates while the attendance in
Guiding visitors totalled $500 One of
the most important resolutions pass.
ed was that providing for an employ.
ment bureau which will be establish.
ed In the near future. Another reso-
luton was passed having for its pur.
pose the dropping OF all personalities
In the selection OF international Off
GERS hereafter. The action OF the in.
ternational officers in preventing the
Chicago union from violating its con.
tract by aiding the Chicago pressmen
In their recent strike was endorsed
by the convention and the Officials
were commended for taking the ac-
ton they did
The sum of $1,000 was appropriat.
ed Tor the erection OF n memorial
which will have a two-fold purpose.
that OF serving as q remembrance OF |
those who die at the home at Colora-
do Springs and those who are resting
under unmarked graves The sum OF |
$4,000 was appropriated TO advertise |
the correspondence course for print |
ers, which is an innovation with the |
organization.
Mr.. Bryant and the local printers ]
attending state that they were roy !
ally entertained and that there was |
not dull moment during the entire !
week. Mr.. Bryant left for Morgan
town on the early morning train. |
Among the local people who attended /
were: Ned Sims. Harry Minis. Hupp |
Otto. James Harvie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo J. LaF1am. % - .Su,. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
CENTRAL UNION.
Completes All Arrangements for Ger
man Day Thursday and the Re-
ception TO DR.. Hexamer.

The local German American Central
Union met al Arion hall last evening and
cbration of German Ji}y. al Wheeling
Park Thursday and tAie en-ertsl arr.nt OF
l'r. e. j. HeNarner .rpres mt OF the 0s,-
toiu.
Iir. HcNamer will reach the city
Thursday morning at 9.35 O'Clock over
the Pennsylvania and viii be met by
many prominent Germans of the city.
after which ne will make tour Of the
cts and suburbs and make a speech in
the aftsrRooH. a. the park. rue speaking
70 he done In GERMAN. in TIE evening
he VIII deliver an address in English.
The speaking will take place from the
vaudeville stage at the park and the
seats hay~ hser9 MAYED 80 ~ ~ fsce the
stage aui lie on terra firms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
Personals and Briefs.

Ut ana Mrs. !. 7. Carter. OF Triadel-
PMS. are spending n few weeks vacation
at Atlantic city and points In the east
Ike Lewis. popular city and Elm Grove
points down the Ohio. for n few weeks
DANIEL Clemens - reported 70 be i'm
proving very nicely at his home az Val
ley Grove. where ne has been confined
Tor the past several months 90.
hrs Thomas Shields and sou. Thomas
and Miss Mabel Mccoy. of Trtafeluhta.
Iett yesterday for an extended trip
hroush The west. They will b@ gone
for several weeks
T. Adams and son John. and daugh-
ter Miss Mary. returned 90 their home
yeeterday. after spending esveral weeks
In Fennsvlvania, the guest OF friends and
RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. John Burke returned 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
Two Players Sion.

Pattv Burke and John Nenaman.
TWO local has, bali players have signed
up with the New Martinsville team
IN the .. and 4. league and appeared
IN the game Yesterday afternoon at
bridgeport. While both warmed the
oehch during the game they were
tiNeh a chance 20 bat the last in
ming. Neither one hit the hall Roth
viii leave this morning with the
New Martinsville team andtheir many
friends in this city wish them sue
cess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
To Meet Friday.

me local nremen organization to-
sether with the McMechen band will
hold joint special meeting on Fri
daN eveninG To complete arrange
ments Tor their annual outing to be
heid on Labor Day. The boat Liberty
mas oeeh charter--i and the local band
will furnish the music. Refreshments
Will be served on the boa, and sI-
ready quite number Of tickets have
been sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
oypsies Attract Atten,o,n.

'iIhp OF gypsies aftracted a great
oeai OF attention along the old national
road yesterday. Tnev were dresseS -,
al coiors OF the rainbow. and had a col
Iecuon OF horses OF the same color AZ
yer stopplng for a short time near Tria-
oelphia. they proceeded westward into
the state OF Ohio
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Enjoyable Hav Rtd.

party Of young folks from Triadel-
pnla entertained Saturday evening win
nay ride To Valley Grove The follow
,ns were present. The misses Edna Hun
yer. Ella Weeks. Francis Bissell D,retta
Ot,o. Ediih otto. Elizabeth Theirs Mi
ne,t1 CFaft. Flora Wheeler. Annie smith
prime BLACK and the messrs Joe Lyirt-
nam, Henry Wickham Bsv wickharr
5Swin Wickham. VIM. Kruser. John
Glach' ferrN Williams. John Mccoy
Chas. Craft. Geo ian and Kobert Crss,,
me party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
Another Band z.r-on Soon

.f'' tor I.'' Supp has decided 10 give
a'i"'h"f NHrw"'d band excursion. ..
iHrNdhN evening. September q.
=. me steamer. Liberty. ha. bs.n .Es~t..-
80 ana nniy fta tickets Will De sold All
-N"-" vi" were di disappointed Iv faffng
.i' ..""ff iu time AZ tho last OK
Ii''i.l''''' ~. t-r band. ttff~esl f1.nfs ,,. i
o." served On board and dancing -. .n,,J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
new N. E. CHURCH
AT M'MECHEN
WORK cN NEW STRUCTURE
WILL START THIS
MORNING.
Csntrse'er Riggs Will Rush Work on
Tns StruetUre. General News
OF MeMsehsn.

Contractor William Riggs. who
was awarded the contract for the
new First NJ T. church will COM
mence work this morning. A lage
force OF men will be put on the lob
and tie wcrl- rushed to completion.
A number Of teams will be put 20
work. on the excavation and the ma
teriais for the foundation win be
hauled TO the ground at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-19
Modern woodmen M..t,,g

Henry Clay Camp. Modern Woodman
or America viii meet tomorrow e,,ert,,.
IN neir lodge rooms on Main -treat a
snort business session will DO held after
snIen number ~ candidates will be
admitted to the lodge -