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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-08
LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining In the post.
office at Wheeling. Ohio county. W. Va
Saturday. June s, 1919. To obtain
any OF the following the applicant must
ask for advertised letters. giving date Of
list:
Ladies' Linf
He'll, Mrs. Sadie Hendrix. Mrs.
Brock. Mrs. Clarisa Mary NJ
Clark. Miss Bessie Jordan. Mrs. Anna
Dunlap. Mrs. Elsie Jackson. Miss
Evans, Mrs. I. J. Clara
Frazier. Ellret Landers Helen
fosters Miss Mary Mayer. Elizabeth 3.
links. Miss Alma Prior. Miss Jean
norman, hatha- Sanders. Miss Clara
rine Walker. Mrs.
horner. Miss Menerva
Mary 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-08
UNITED STATS LEAour.
A,HRIcAN ASSOCIATION.

Pittsburgh Z. Chicago s.
(Only one game scheduled.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-14
Solid Silver

Teaspoons set ....-.s 400 to $50
Knives and Forks, set 1000 to $500
Berry spoons ........ 800 to 200
Colo Meat Forks 49, 200 to $50
Cream Ladies .... 100 10 2.75
Cream set, silver deposit. .si.5o
Totthpiek Holders, silver deposit st.oo
Vase, silver deposit. t......... 75c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Independents o, the State Anti
tuberculosis Association. and has al
WAYS been intensely interested IN ths
public health work OF the State. To
set a good example TO his correspo1-
dents and incidentally to aid IN the
good work of the association. he uses
and commands the Red Cross Christ
mas seals.
Yea" said the Governor, when
asked 70 explain Ben Owens plight.
he's applying Red Cross seals. as
hope every one In Virginia Is doing.
The cause Of better health is one which
should appeal most deeply 10 the peo-
pIe of virginia and THE beautiful
means OF contributing TO the relief OF
the unfortunate should not be neg
lected We have more than $4,000 con-
sumptives In the State. thousands OF
whom are without the means TO take
the cure Many of these can be helped.
and. indeed. can be cured. II they are
educated in the methods Of preventing
disease
The Red cross seals are one OF the
most unique charities in the world. Tor
they penetrate to every post-ofice IN
America and wherever they 20 they
preach the gospel of the fresh air and
carry a message OF good cheer. I shall
use them on ali mail that leaves THIS
ONCE. and hope that the people OF
Virginia will use a million Of them
between this time and ChSistmas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
ENTERED WRONG
GRAVE FOR BODY
Remains Disinterred Alleged Not
to Have Been Those of
Frazier's Wife.

rSpeciai 10 The Times-Dispatch.1
Harrisonburg. Va, December 6.-The
trial Of Joseph Frazier. who Is charged
with wife murder took 4 remarkable
turn to-day, when It became known
that the prosecution will contend that
when Coroner Btedler and Undertaker
F,lrz went to Island Ford to disinter
the body Of Fraziers wife in order TO
look for the alleged kicks and bruises,
they were deceived by friends OF Fra
Iier into going into the wrong grave
and getting the body OF another woman
who died and was buried about the
same time as the Frazier woman. This
is a sensational turn in one Of the most
sensational and contradictory murder
trials Rockin CHAM has ever had.
II is even claimed that the head
boards marking the graves were eN-
hanged and the disinterment took
Mace late one Sunday afternoon sew
eral weeks ago when none but sym
nathizers with Frazier were present
II is probable now that the jury VIII
be taken 70 the little graveyard at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
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announcement was made that the dis
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Taking it altogether. Il has been won
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
OVERHEAD WIRES
AREhOW REMOVED
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany Operates Through Con-
duits. and Poles Are Cut Down.

When the Western Union Telegraph
Company completed this week the re-
rnoval of the overhead wires in ;he re-
stricted district II put the finishing
touches on the series OF extensive i'm
provements which includes. in add y
ton TO other changes, the equipment
of a brand-new Office and plant In the
Travellers Building, to take the place
of the former establishment near
Thirteenth Street
Workmeu have been engaged all
this week in denolishing the poles
along the principal streets of the city.
which had formerly carried the num-
erous Western Union wires to the local
Offices. The new wires were cut in
without noticeable interruption, and all
OF them are now conducted under
ground by means Of con6uits-
The conpany's local Offices now oc-
cupy three entire floors IN the Travel
ers' Building. The electrical equip
ment is located on the thirteenth floor.
the district onfces on the twelfth floor
and the Bookkeeping work is done OF
half of the third floor In addition the
local Offices are situated in one-haif OF
the ground floor, and the basement te
given over TO the supply departments
The local payroll Of the Western
Union now reaches dANoot $-V'VSV q
month, this rum being distributed
among z2I employees Nearly half .
million messages were handled through
Richmond last month As district head
quarters. this city has 1883 ofnces In
several States subsidiary to It
Not the least notable feature OF the
new equipment ia the provision for the
fftv messenger boys. who compose the
most apparent part Of the company
local machinery. A matron has oeen
secured TO take care Of the youns
hopefuls, who Will see that their uni
forms are neatly kept and that their
neckvear f. properly adjusted
The superintendent Of the CONNER
csal and trafic departments Is J. :
Calvert Hs In assisted By F. o
Nourse. commercial superintendent; ,
:. c Murphy district cable manager
J. p suth, district agent; r II Muire
district traric supervisor: n L Grant
district commercial agent. J. r Terrell
z. T. Moore. z. n Canada and O. o
Summers. district managers. and '"
G.. sale. local manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
DECIDED ADVANCE
ALONG ALL LINES
Year One of Best in History OF
Baptist Church in North
Carolina.
STATE CONVENTION ENDS
Many Reports Submitted--Will
Meet Next Year al
Shelby.

FSpeCf al TO ne
Goldsboro. y. C. December Sine
adiournment to-day of the eighty sec
ond annual session OF the Baptist state
convention Of North Carolina marked
tho close OF "a session of this BODY
which has been one in which the spirot
of harmony and unanimous action pre-
vailed from the opening until the final
adjournment There was no question
brought before the convention that
Was not settled without prolonged ar
.riment and discussion on the hoor'
oneness of mind prevailing TO marked
degree among the delegates. Whch all
of the statistics had been presented TO
the convention II was plainly evident
that the year Just closed has been one
of decided advance along all lines OF
work for the Baptist denomination IN
North Carolina. The membership or
,he denomination in this State has
grown from 10000 20 $4,000 during
the past year: the enrolment OF the
Sunday schools has increased o,ooo'
making the total enrolment 10000.
The following items give the sum
mary OF the years work as presented
bv the state mission board:
Number of sermons preached. 1o'ioo;
churches and outstations supplied. 3S5;
bantisrns I. SOY. added by letter. 1893;
meetings held, 3Si. professions or fai'h'
. co.. churches building. -. churches
finished. p
Financial-Paid or salaries, s26.-
SOS A.. paid on church building, SEA
4Gas-. state and associational ms
sions. s5.s571s: foreign missions.
s27aS53. home missions, Sl.e5o.32: or
MANAGE. s1.T4252. education. So22oe
sunday schools. s33e.e7: ministerial re-
lief sS94S3; other objects. ss,flo.4s'
total s745ss2S.
Sunday schools-Number OF schools.
2o7. number of pupils, 2+.462; CONVEX
sions In school. 1886
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES expenses. s4.-
So1ss: orphanage. s1,4s3.s2' state
missions. s73.4s: homo missions. s'S'
foreign missions. $50: ministerial re-
lief, $50
Sunday School Work.
One OF the most important reports SUB
nitted to the convention to-day was
,ba, Of the SUNDAY school board. and
the following statements from that
report were heard with special In
terest:
Sunday school work in North Caro-
lima compares favorably with other
states OF this union Pennsylvania
has the same percentage OF her popn-
lation in the Sunday schools, and no
other State exceeds this-24.9 per cent
except Utah. which has compulsory
attendance among the Mormons In
our state the total Sunday schoo4
enrolment is 81 per cent as large as
tho total church membership. while
among Baptists IL Is IS per cent.
Among southern Baptists a compari-
son IS also fayorable. The total Sun
dav school enrollment Is So per- cent
as large as the church members nip.
while ours is as per cent as large.
The whole Southern convention re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Island Ford and witness the disinter
ment and examina tom OF the actual
body of Frazier's wife The case turns
upon the testimony Of several women,
who declare that Frazier knocked mis-
wife down and kicked her in the side,
and also struck her on the head with
a club, when the woman. whose infant
was but three days old. was unable
to leave her bed and cook her nus
bands breakfast One woman says
that Mrs Frazier, when on her death
bed told her the whole story OF her
husbands brutality. begging her at the
same time not 10 let her husband kno"
that she had been talking. She feared
further violence. Several Npmen told
OF the marks and bruises seen on the
corpse.
After Frazier, who fed to the noun
tains. was arrested. he himself insisted
upon the disinterment OF his wife's
dead body The coroner and the un-
dertaker thought they were exhuming
the right body. and the absence OF
marks and bruises turned sentiment IN
favor of Frazier. If, however II turns
out that the wrong body was taken
from the grave, Fraziers hopes Will
be darkened worse than ever.
The prisoners counsel. Charles A.
Hammer, is confident that the entire
case will fall TO the ground, and that
his client will be acquitted. He con-
tends that Mrs Frazier died from nat
ural causes. and that Frazier Is the
,-fc,iro NJ malignant conspiracy.
To add to the mystery. several wit
nesses refuse TO come 10 town. ana
Sheriff Carickhoff had TO send deputy
armed with rules from the court 10
force them into the court room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07

Of the convention had reached SIS,
which was 1O7 more than were present
al the session OF last year. and makes
this one Of the most largely ATTENDED
OF any session held
The order of business having been
completed. Rev. J. D. Holman. OF
Henderson, led the closing prayer.
and pronounced the benediction, with
which the convention adjourned
The next session of the convention
will be held in Shelby. beginning on
Tuesday evening following the hrst
Sunday in December 1913
The organization Of the convention
will take place before tne opening ser
mon is preached. instead of vice versa
as has been the custom form erly. the
session Of the convention this year
having ordered This change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
The Kelley Cure fully u ss ssss
80 years. Removes all desire for drink
s druas. 812 N. Broad St., Phila., re.
Pay City Taxes
Room I07, City Hall.

Richmond, Va, December /. 1912
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAKES
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL FOR
1912 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER AND
SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE. twenty-one years OF
age. and EVERY person keeping house
or doing business in the city, is as
sessed for personal taxes Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the wear are urged 20 call and settle.
so as to avoid being posted as delin-
quents-
FIVE PER CENT will be added to
last half II not paid on or before DE-
Interest AZ SIX PER CENT also at
taches to all bills as soon as reported
delinquent.
Particular attention Is called 70 the
above as under the city ordinance
there can be no avoidance OF the pen
atty
GRADING, PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due ana
pavable. FIVE PER CENT penalty
viii be added to all 1912 GradiDs. Paw
ing and Sewer Connection bills MOI
PAID BY JANUARY 81. 1913.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES. ETC.
mus. be pasd at the office Of DEPUTY
COLLECTOR, Tenth and Hull Streets.
H. L. HULCE,
city Collector. City Of RtchrnonJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
Secretary OWEN
MUCH STUCK Up
Ijc,s Seals Under Direction OF
Governor to Help Red
Cross Movement.

Pen y owen. secretary 20 ne Gov
e-,or of virginia presented rather
s.utt-ky- appearance yesterday ano
-penf much Of his time IN expi.1n,ns
40 callers a. The Ccversrs omef u~N
ne was all ~suunrDed W osc1o>e 80.
e-nor Mann Vas fnsi-tfnf toet
r,-.-- ..aI. should BE srpbed - let
- .,s documents leaving the e.
~. c~v,rr.r, IA facs, (. one OF the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15
Nl6crta,. Canada.

8icfion, 9llta, @}art3 1912.
93aar ie8 6rll0er oelltle 6oer.
ifriit til MIN @eo0eleIie. ioa er Oct
nerleit paa @rlmo al. Of ie9 Ter
ioa nle8en Aooerterin9 / bore oorr-
ife 9la0e ON 9aH0 % 5ornle til
Salq / 2llberta, oe0 baa0e 0onife
o9 ea9elife @onoo1enter; men no
oct al @rnnoen er oaioa, at leg
ieln on'ter at 6enIe6e mine 2ono5.
monos 0pmprfiom6e0 poa oemte
9rooins.
7erion ie9 III fife optager for
meoen 9laos i DOR fere g0anife-
rem, ioo Oar ie8 tGnft at ollie for-
tuQe li0t ON 2l6erto / lin 0el6eo,
oa iom @runoloa 6srtil BRUCE Die
0erinaen5 Itatiiti fe 0p(osninaer.
4l6erta er 10 6eliaaenoe i ga.
nooo, iom ale Def oeo; men man
&c tror, oct er / oct isfoloe Gor0,
6oor man fgrer nle0 6ull0e Sne
i6ele aaret. % BET gpier ] i%aaoanne
eSolf, naar ri toler ON. 1T De ifltloe
reiie 5erop % orioe @an06rll9 %
aopaapl.
Nl6erta orpn'er moo Sp0 til
Montono; 0ens 2lreol er 1896
Goo 4leres. og 9eroi er f00,000,000
goot 2lgcrbritaslano, boorai Dog it.
fe mere ello 100000 er opoDrfet.
4llbertas 5olfempng0e bar / 9lo-
ret 1906 $4,000 og / 1909 300.
900; Den Iioite 5olfetpaing q 1910
fo%relioger fife oiiicielt forfeit, men
Der bar ppret i~frepen ON 365,000.
5 9loret 1910 iol9tes Der / M.
berta 28,670 @eite til Ell Gpr0i al
So, 723, 200, 1922 areotltrer
til $780, 800, 60.15S Soar til
$4S3, 664 % 1870 Soin til S699,-
$50, / alt $t2.2tt,S3l.
II Oiteiobpiffer % 81 Meierier
p%rooucereoe for 100000 90 Der
bolteoes 2~2.o27,f8f 9n. Grain.
alberta bar 229 aorll-G leootorer
og II aornsO plogs6uie, bpor De
fan mootaac $3.50, 100 9uibels.
9ette er en- 0ilQong al oper 100
8rocent / 4 Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15
Dor Sub CT flor.

Ger til Stjernerne poo 9imlen -
9talt0e Millioner flare,
&c, Iom lDier, naar ri pan0re
8en1em 9iattet MORT.
Ger til &eroenslDist5 Slide,
Fer til Solen lDa og borm,
Gen, ON 9ioer 9ps ior 2iet;
1ell iom BARRIER op / N1uloet
81 cir SG0eioroen @rpoe,
Eau at Saoen potter frooigt
Iii Ell oDl0en Spit.
Fer til 9imlen5 itrofte 9ue:
Ger til 6inIells 6oalping blao,
Sen, ion1 noar meo 9Ds i lItol,
9iloer giet til Jig,
SOLDER 6anfen / 6ornloring jan
get;
Zen, JON mar iaa lon9t
Com illtet 2ie finer;
Zen, ionl 5oloer i Jig Solen, Moa-
llell,
Stiernerne og oercs 5tierner,
llaiDeriets @ao0er.
@Gnf pao Soroen, ri 6e6o.
Gen bar @ape opbe, 9jerQe 6sir,
Zen bar 6lo0er, tribe 5trpnmle,
Cen meo Greer, llrter er 6e6uffet
Fao Def terre Q}orfen5 7pr irenlz
mDlore;
Sites 9rinmiel iia / @abet tlanIe.
vi 8llos Sfo6nin9 Der paa Soroen
2eoer, 0er, oa aaor til @runoe;
alnl Den o%oerite, Dc mlore5 3erre,
Sfobt / 9errens eaet 9illeo,
2eoer %, % DIR, men 9oar DOG ei
til @rltnoe.
6Dem er DOG Den 6erre muqtig,
Som fun nleo ct 0ro bar oonnet.
en0la itprer og op6oloer
@inanelmlmmet5 0}iaioner,
@infnelIe9enler ia tore,
Som Dor 5ortc ei fan fotte2
9oenl er ban, ON ioa0on flpoer
% Sfoo nleo Ores og 9lonl.
tier.
Qroater oorere eao aonaers.
ioni 9iOer 6ooet, aln0en
}lQe Marfeas 30r o. @qoets 6iife?
&or = Q}ca ifeilpateus - 6erre.
@lto og 5aoer,
Com o5 ifo6te. % til @erre
0oer al bans anoeH Sfabnilg lotto.
er bet, iom Tor at tiltomner2ereu.
l5oor ri Ell ma itor oa mu8ti9 Ser.
re bar,
6oorfor ifnGoe ri eli tienc 5ou?
&of o. 6inlel5 9erfe er FOR eoi9
itorl
5tub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15

Uden Jesus, som er ,,Liysens Br9d',
Hvorfor Vi af Kerlighedspligt driver Mission
Og skal udsende flere Missionprer for Progression
ON Israelitternes Y%andring Orkenens Land,
Fra Faraos Tr@lleaag mod Kanaans Land
On Herrens mango og haarde PLACER
Over Hgypterne og Israeltternes mango Klage
ON Herrens store Undere hine Aar,
Da han Wide dem opdrage til Bornekaar.
ON deres reclining we'd Diet rode Hay,
Som Gud CAV Hgypterne til en- GRAY.
On Mamma '%-2egnen fra Guds Himmel
Til Israelitternes store Yrimmel.
On Loven, Gud CAV dem we'd Sinai Fod,
ON de faa, der kom over Jordens Flod
Indenfor Diet skenne Kanaans Tandem rke,
Ford Fjenderne var dem for strrke.
ia, de hayde Fiender, Vi ogsaa hayer,
Som 10 ogsaa har %modtaget Guds code Gayer.
Deres Nayne er: Yantro og Genstridighed
Og da de ei mod disse sired,
De e ind Kanaan kunde komme.
Her ser Vi da Gnds retfprdige DONNIE.
Grid 81 Diet saadan gaar med os her.
1t VI som hine faa Synden ker
Og 81 naar wort Kanaan heroyentil
Hyad Vi kan, naar Vi stride vi.
AT Aandens Stormpnd vort Folk har mango,
Og intet andet Folk saa mango Sange.
De sidste siges der da for sandt
l en- Nodebog, jeg engang fandt.
Dog. gid def hayde mango flere code
Mnnd, som talte. fordi Gle tr3'de
Som skrev Digte af indre Drift
! Inconsistencies med den hellige Skrift,
Og som aflagde den code Bekendelse,
At dc selr havde oplevet sand omyendelsel
Mand. >em hayde tient under Danmarks Fame,
Til Guds Ere paa deres Lobebane!
Thi At Erfaring fra Soldatertiden jeg we'd
Besked ON den store Usommelighed.
Drukkenskab og svprgen Fndrelandets Hnr.
Saa gait er Diet vel q her?
Der findes sikkert ingen fern eller nrr,
Som ej ensker sine Born meget lard
Vi 9nsker ale, de maa blive ophojet,
Aandeligt TAFT svuve som 0rnen %forn6jet,
Holt over andre mod Himmelens Sky
Og faa Berommelse som Olaf Ryel
Vi vii gerne, de skulde naa op
Paa Hrens Tindes allerh6ieste Top,
For der at leye wore Leyedage
Og med Mod og Energi indtage
Ansete Stillingerl Hvorfor like som PrpsterY
Wilde Diet 81 ware Glndesfester,
Som saadan hos dem Caster yrre,
For man til Craven skal os bare2
Med Overbevisning tor ieg sige,
At ingen kommer ind Guds Rige,
Som Ell har Diet kristne Sind,
Der gnsker wort Folk Himmelen ind:
Som vii sig omvende til Guds son,
Der tilbyder allie sin ,Smertes Lon.
Hyis eli man vii sine L~andsm9nds GAVIN
Og vii virke for dem Frelserens Nayn
Til Velsignelse yor Kirke,
Hyor allie rigt begavede specielt kan virke:
Saa err Troen l~angtfra 9gte,
Og man b9r heftigt for denne fegte.
Man k9bte G~uldsmykker, og de var fine,
Og hvem vii vel foragte sine
Men mango ~foragter Guds hellige Ord
SAINT Bon og Salmesang og ,,Herrens Bord",
Som allie b9r holde mere k9r end Guild
Og alt, der kan nevnes paa Klodens MUD.
Vel maa Vi elske jordiske Sager,
Mar vi acre Gud overall, vi f%oretager.
vi maa blive d~ygtigere end de vantro
Til Arbejde, da paa Jorden vi BIO
] Oplysningens blomstrende It'd,
Da saa mango hoyerer at deres Vid,
Og derfor Ell heller Prgdikanter agter,
Som ej har Begavelse og kpnne Fagter
SAINT ei aandsfyldt op liyligt har Magt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-15

(5luttes paa SIDE g.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1912-10-24

Continued on Page 81
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1912-10-24
BAND OF BOY THIEVES ROB
TWO MAIN STREET STORES
Make Frequent Visits to the Store of the Taylor Grocery
Company Their Very Boldness Finally Leading to Their
Capture. Clothing Stolen From Kyker's Store

Since the first of August a band OF
boys, whose ages range from twelve TO
seventeen years, have been systemati-
cally robbing the Taylor Grocery Com
pany. The cash drawer was always
their first object, and the change taken
in during the last few minutes before
closing OH the night before, amount
ing from one to five dollars, extracted.
After securing what cash there was in
sight The boys pilfred the store of any
thing they were able to carry away
with them, tobacco, cakes, candy,
meats being favored fruits of their
visits.
No less than four trips are known to
have been made into the store, the eX-
act number not known. but on Mon
day nigh, Of last week the boys be-
Ecame especially bold, brought ladder
and placed it on the sidewalk in front
OF the door and gained anentrance
through one of the windows above,
which remained open to facilitate the
ventilation in the store room.
The boys became intoxicated in their
success and tried to get into the store
again Thursday night, this time max
ing their entrance underneath the
porch in the rear of their ware room,
knocking in the trap door, and then
they came through this building,
crawled out to the cornice and came
around into the main store where
they proceeded to help themselves to
ANYTHING in sight. They left the cash
drawer open ana dropped meat on the
floor as an evidence of their visit and
it was an easy matter to track them
, in the warehouse and ascertain how
they had finally landed i'm the store.
Before this the boys had been gain.
ing an entrance by crawling up into
the chicken house in the rear and get
ting into the main building by raising
the windows oftlle concrete warehouse
| but these windows were finally nailet
down and 1T was believed that thei
method Of entrance had been success
fully foiled until they made their las
/ two bold attempts.
Whefthe robbery was perpeiuate,
Monday night, Garfield Meas, wht
rooms over the Driskill and Parrot
Continued on Page y