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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

ing Office. and has been tent TO Join
the Second Cavalry band at Corpus
Christi. Texas.
After spending TWO weeks In the
southern part OF the state, conducting
Sunday school conventions. General
Secretary a. T. Arnold and Element
airy Superintendent Martha v. Ora
ham OF the West Virginia Sunday
School Association. viii return this
evening. They will leave Tuesday OF
next week on another tour OF the
aiafe thinning at Randolph cq0o,y
-Personal workers OF the local Y.
VI. 6. A. will conduct meetings tomor
row at the Brooke Valley school house
and In the West Liberty VI. r. chruch.
At the latter place John Turk and
w. l. Miller will conduct "A t9mper.
ance program.
AT n special meeting OF the Ohio
Valley lodge No. 1. 4. =. & A. n. next
Monday evening. the degrees OF Eel.
lowcraft and Master Mason will be
conferred on a class Of candidates
A luncheon will follow the business
session.
The regular mems meeting az the
Y. " &. a. on Sunday afternoons
have been Suspended until after the
election because OF the mems mass
meeting being held IN the interests OF
N prohibition amendment
The Social Workers club will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

hold a meeting next Tuesday evening
In the Board OF Trade rooms. when
the regular course OF study will be
resumed after the summers suspcn-
sion A. r. Sinks. secretary o. the
Associated Charities. will describe the
recent Golfers disaster and HE expert.
ence while doing relief work. Re will
Illustrate his talk with several pic.
lures taken after rho floods.
With thirteen lodges from four
counties represented. a LARGELY attend.
ed meeting OF representative Of / o.
o p was held Thursday evening al.
dresses were delivered b. state Grand
Master 81. r. Woody 81 McNfcchen.
Grand Secretary A J. Wilkinson III
HUNTINGTON and others.
Many changes have been made In
the faculty Of the Cathedral High
school while tho course 81 study has
been strengthened considerably. Tho
enrolment this year is ono 81 tho
largest IN the history o. tho school
and the Indications are that tho nrrq.
ent term will be a very successful
one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
DEMOCRATS MEET

PARKERSBURG. W. Va, Sept 20
The first meeting OF the new Demo-
cratic state executive committe since
the meeting for organization. held in
! August, was held NJ state headquarters
this afternoon. While tho meeting
was an extensive session and nothing
was give out, Il is understood that the
disqualification of X. $. Rife. candi-
date for elector In the Fifth district.
was up for consideration. There has
been some question as TO whether or
not Rife could serve n the event OF
the possibility OF his election. by rea-
son of his now holding an office in the
county in which he resides. How
ever. II was decided that he hould
remain on the ticket.
There has been some @ that in
the event there was any danger OF a
contest as TO the election OF President
that Rifles eat rs an %elector. II elect
ed. might be cotested. United States
Senator Clarence w. Watson. as we'll
as several candidates for state Offices.
and other Democrats from over he
state. were here az a result OF the
meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
WANTS YENGENCE

Special Dispatch 10 the ~Intelirenoer.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. Sept 81
Giuseppe Bernicaca. an Italian. is an
outlaw tonight, with not only the local
officers after him. but with Frank Sell
lano, another Italian. also looking for
him with a stilletto in his belt. bent
on letting free the life blood OF Gui-
seppe.
Giuseppe married Franks daughter
n few years ago. Then Giuseppe went
back to the old country on a visit. He
sent back the picture OF a pretty Ital
ian girl with q letter to his wife tell
ing her he was now living with tho
original OF the picture n would
never return to America. The wife
soon ceased grieving for Giuseppe. and
v as about TO marry another man when
Giuseppe returned Unexpectedly. He
tried TO get his wife to return TO him.
hut she refused. Then Giuseppe tore
up a trunkfull OF the woman's clothes.
She secured a warrant and Giuseppe
vas arrested. He paid for the clothes
and gave a bond to keep the peace to-
wards the woman.
To-day when Mrs. Sellano. who lives
81 Annebelle. was visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Bernicaco. at CASTOR. Gut
seppe appeared and. armed with ~
poker. beat mp Mrs. Sellano In bad
shape.
The woman finally escaped and hur-
RED here for a warrant against Ber-
nicaco. While the officers we're look
ing for Giuseppe. Frank Sellano came
cut OF the mines and heard what had
happened TO his wife. He az once
started TO look for Giuseppe. who has
not as yet been captured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
GIRL SWINDLER

NEW YORK. September 2T-Poslng
IS a daughter OF Governor Foss 81
Massachusetts. as wife 81 various
wealthy men. and acting other bold
roles. a girl In her early twenties,
swindled Boston and New York firms
OF several thousand dollars worth ~
nnory. according 10 n confession 20
police detectives the young woman
made today.
She fret snid she was Frances Hot
lender. chilli ~ wealthy parents and
"a pupil IN o. baltimore convent Her
baby stir bespoke This role. hut a.
cordinF 20 the alleged confesEion che
vas better acquainted with the reform
school 81 Lancaster. Mass. than with
tho Baltimore convent and had a
ftrinr ~ rolf Of dozen aliases.
Detectives found So expensive
own o. n eel known hotel whe-e
the Firi had cen staying IND upon this
disco rory she is alleged 20 have made
her confession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
TEXTILE
loOnanasa from rir.. Puxs.l

their machines. caused light disturb
ances In several mills. Reports OF a
number OF injuries were received by
the police. but none OF the injured
we're seriously hurt.
Draw ReVoIvers.
Clubs. and in one case. a revolver.
were hourished TO intimidate work
ing operatives, and mill machinery at
several plants was damaged. A few
windows also we're broken. The police
made only three arrests. These were
on charges OF assault or destruction Of
mill property.
or the 1900 operatives who quit
work probably One-half did so as n
protest against the trial OF Ettor and
G%iovannitti. The others we're forced
out. either because Of intimidation OF
a. q result OF the closing OF their do
partments.
Leaders Of the Industrial Workers
OF the World renewed their assertion
tonight that the strike was not sane
toned, was unOrganized and without
a leader.
We are naturally unable 20 con.
troll the people said VIM. Yates. OF
New Bedford. National Secretary OF
tho textile branch OF The Union Work
ers 81 tho World" They broke away
from as completely and left their
work against our advice. We hoped
thcv would heed the message sent
from the jail by Ft'or and giovau.
nittl urging them not 20 strike. OF
course In event 81 a majority scntt
mont In favor Of a general strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
What Ab0utiNeckWeur,
Madame2

7 OTIS Of new and attractive
IL styles in Neckwcar are
coming in and tbeing shown in
our Neckwear Section from
day to day. For Saturday.
among other novelties, we will
have a lot of Robespierre Col
lars in high or low effects in
pretty patterns priced TO please
you from 25c TO S2.25 each.
We have just received a new
lot of Ruffling which is now
being extensively used for neck
and wrists. We have Ruffling
in white. ecru and black and
combinations OF black-and-
white, blue and-white and new
shadowlace net priced from
25c TO 4Sc a yard.
The Artistic Hairbow fas-
tener doesn't muss up the rib
bon when putting it in the hair
price 15c each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
New Hosiery in Fall WEIGHTS

l. weights in Hosiery are ready now-the lines we
L show are from manufacturers who have "made
good" both as to quality and observation-disclosures.
womenis Silk Stockings, McCalum and Kayser makes, pure
thread silk with wide double Isle garter top, heel and soles, the
best Silk Stockings made for the price, $1.OO a pair.
Womens Stockings, fashioned and seamless, Isle and cotton.
black and colors, gauze, medium and heavy weights, an excep-
tionally good line OF Hosiery for women and misses at the popu-
lar price Of 25c a pair.
womens Seamless Maco Cotton Stockings, shapt ankle, double
heel and sole, black and tan, special values at 12Izc a pair.
Boys and Girls NoMend Stockings, seamless, fine rib, double
linen knee, heel and toe, made from Egyptian cotton of excep-
ional wearing quality, sizes S to 10, priced at 25c a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
inexpensive JeWe,ry

G ZEE our assortments of
y good looking and inexpen-
sive Jewelry-we may have
just what you want, and you
can buy here at department.
store prices.
Mems Seamless Gold She'll
Rings, some plain for engrav-
ing. some with initial on, pref
ty designs, soc each.
Pretty Gold Front Bar and
Cuff Pins, plain or engraved
front, artistic effects, 25c
each.
Friendship Circle Pins with
gold or pearl fronts, new and
good looking and priced from
25c to $2.4S each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
a Noire Dame LsdHs Appeal

To oil knsvfr sufferers % rheumatism.
whether wuHruInr or Or the f0infs.
sclaffca. l1m.nEna. hackacnc. raius IN
the kidneys or reurafsfa paluH 90 write
90 her Tor n home treatment WhIrn has
repeatedly cured Oh % these forfurca
she feels tf her duty 90 send DO 90 al
sufferers FREE You cure yourself It
hone aa thousands viii fraufV-no
change % climate being uerrTearT. This
rfrpfr discovery hanIrrcd uric acid from
the blood. ioorers The fftMruci Joints.
rurfHea the blood and hIIEhfena 10
ewes. giving elasticity ard tone 90 the
whole system ~ the above interests
ynu. Tor proof address Nra 81 Summers
BoH r. Notre Dame luG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
BRIEFS

Chairman IT, A. Nolte has called
a meeting Of the First District Repub-
ncan senatorial committee to meet I'm
his Office in the Schmuibach building
this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock to take
up a number OF important matters.
Yesterday John g. Kempthorne OF
G~irardsville. enlisted In the United
States army through the local recruit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

the Industrial Workers OF the World
VIII give the same Suppor TO the
movement as II did in the great bat.
tie OF last winter"
Meetings Held.
level meetings Of Industrial
Workers were held tonight most OF
the speeches being in foreign tongues.
The largest meeting was addressed
by Miss Elizabeth Cub Gurley FLYNN.
Of New York. She urged the opera.
tives 20 return to their mills Monday
az the latest and await the call 81
their leaders for a strike.
Secretary Yates announced that
William ID. Haywood who directed
the strike here last winter in it, lat.
ter stages. and who on Boston Com.
mon. two weeks ago. urged a country
wide strike in protest against the Sc.
tention OF Jail OF Ettor and Govanit.
a has been asked to come 10 Law.
renee and might arrive Sunday or
Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

MICHIGAN. Mich. sept The
FIRST murder trial IN Michisan IN re-
cent years that has involved capital
punishment for the accused. resulted
today I'm life imprisonment AZ Fort
Leavenworth. Kansas. when n jury in
the United states district court found
william A. Ferguson. guilty ~ KILL
ing Canadian immigration Inspector II.
c. Herbert. July 25. on n ferry boat
plying wee Detroit and Windsor.
Ont. The jury recommended NE I'm
prisonment. Ferguson shot down the
inspector q few moments after H. q
been refused admission into Canada
because OF physical defects. He
blamed the inspector for causing HIS
return 20 Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

IO%uON. sent lf-A ball which was
% Rave been siFsu tonight a. uaimorai
castle tY kiur George. uaf cancelled.
Tho Fenarai opinion ia That hls majesty
waa Zoo busy ~roneulfug WITH Sir FI-
ward grcv. ecrrefary OF foreign affairs
or gre political situation fn ireland %
Eivc his attention 20 a social function.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

Few, n any. medicines. have mot
with the uniform success that has al.
tended the use Of Chamberlain collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Tho
remarkable cures 81 collie and
diarrhoea which 81 has effected In 81
most every ne~iEhhorh0od have given
u a wide reputation Fer sale b. an
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
HoWa This7

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
TOT eny case ~ catarrh that cannot be
cured by fnIls Catarrh Cure
= J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo q
We, the undcrHirr~c. have Known 4 J.
Cheney for the last rs years. and bel eve
him perfectly honorable In all business
tranftrticns and financially able 20 ear
ry out pbliEafinns made hv his firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE
Toledo. o.
~ acfinR directly uTuu the blood and
mucous surfaces ~ The system. Teati-
moniais sent Uee. lrice 20 cents per
TAKE Halls Family Pills for constipa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

rTTTsBURgH. sept 15-staFes re-
ported tonight follow
Davis faland-101 feet falling clear
SteuferNu1e-fn1 feet. falling clear
On rifv-21 feet. Stationary clear
Warrru-fh feet afafionarf. clear.
rrrfrrehurr-U feet falilnE fair
MorGanfown-qd feet. Stationary.
clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

NEW YORK. sept :r-Gov-rrc-
woodrow Wilson will be the principal
speaker at q dinner here to- morrow
nignt TO celebrate the return % chair
man william 4. MCComts 90 the active
leadership OF the Democratic nations
campaign The Woodrow Wilson COL
lcgc Mems Icarue arranged the dinner
and Mr.. Mccombs had hts phytirians'
permission 20 attend. but 10 may be a
week or more before he - able 80 take
up active work
Announcement was made ~ Der,ccrs-
tic headquarters that Governor Wilson
will speak at n German-American mass
meeting here saturday evening. October
70 Hermann Ridder viii preside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
TAFT GIVEN
onurusA fram r,rs, -

uniforms. Factories whis,led grees
lnxs and school children strewcd the
highway and streets With flowers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28

NEW ORLEANS. sept Sit VAS IN
the interest Of the south. said colonel
Roosevelt to-day. that ne came into the
south land TO make hi- appeal iu oehalf
Of the Irogre-siv~ partV arfificial
r. utlcaf barriers had s~-parstcf the souta
In the past. he said from - own Inter
est- Tie APPEALED 10 those IN the s'utA
who beiisN 81 a. Ne believed. 80 lsv asfda
tradition and 3ain with the new party
Colonel Roosevelt speut the taN IN
New orleans he rotc IN \ parade
throush the old French quarter ara the
Tarks ana after "a luncheon IN ono - tre
eitV's old time ~estsursnts. went 90 TIE
winter garden 10 make HE erccch. To
night he left for Alabama
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-28
Take FOLEY
KIDNEY PILLS
Tonic In Action : Quick In Results

Ionic IN Acu0n = QUICK In Results
Get rid Of your Deadly Kidney
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10 endurance Of pain, loss Of time and
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES
by the prompt and timely use Of FOLEY
KIDNEY PILLS. Stops BAcKAcHE,
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and URINARY IRREGULARITIES.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS viii CURE any
case ofKIDNEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIE moi, beyond the reach Of medicine. No
medicine can do more. In syellow package
Tor sale ~ I'M Coleman q CO.
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Ever Tried NO-Eade Shirts 81 81
Fellows? They'retGreat for

FELLOWS, we're showing some elegant patterns in
1 these No-Fade Shirts at $1.50. They come in fine
checks and stripes in blue, tan, black, lavender and red in
as will cost you a half dollar more elsewhere, but we sell
them with an absolute guarantee that they are e. E0
fadelesS, at just VA'cV
Mems New ATWOOD Sweaters with the turn-up shawl collar.
knit from fine grade of wool yarn and heavy and warm-comei IN
Oxford gray and cardinal, good fitting garments of service in a
variety Of ways-$3.OO to $500 each.
Our Mems Neckwear at SOC is the leading line in the greater
city at the price-some great ideas in Fourin-Hand shapes-
pretty stripes, figures and Persian effects with satin-bordered
ends-also some Knit Ties at the same price-5Oc each.
Mems Gloves, the celebrated Dent make in a grade that have
never sold before for less than two dolars-good shades OF tar
in these popular Dress Gloves. and the. price is but 81 so a pair
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
Harvesting the
Mississippi

Ths suEEssfioB Of Secretary af War
Efimsou made 90 TIE rivers aPd har-
boru conNresa that enc waters a. the
Mississippi river should be- haruessed
- mat ere development ~ wtter
power could he made t1 pay Tor ne
immense cost 1f improving the river.
e. least AFFORDS much food for thouEat
The secretary reminded TIE con
Ersss that me enormous sum - afty
million dollars Is ASKED Tor improve
nenf of the river and that great
DEAL more uiu Be seeded and his 20
s.uoa IA that when che government
stands rcHransIbie Cor such expcns -
turca % be met with taxes. the en-
trc country should SCI me benefit %
erv Incidental profits that might arise.
The dta.iH of HamessInE and gtIi-
tz.uE the power of this Ereaf river BE-
question f1r scientists and enEineeru
Co solve. The costs df maklng the
ursaed improvements wu be sfspen-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
OLD SPORTSMAN FAVoRs
a FIvE.YEAR GAME LAW

Berry Dale. Fla-. Dee 10.
Editor Pensacola Journal
I sec a great controversy EoinE on
m The Journal about birds and the
same Law, and az ! am a sportsman
and have no doubt killed a. many or
more p6rtrldEes than any other man
In Santa Rosa county, and az ! know
something ~ the nature 81 birds and
conditions 81 things as they now exist.
4 thought I would write q few lines
Tor The Journal IN the first place. I
want 90 say that J am in favor % the
nve-ycar game Law Cor Ten. twenty or
any other length the legislature may
see nt 60 pass. Bot the nrst thing
that ought 90 be done Be- 90 pass a law
making it unlawful Tor any one %
own a go callhre rife. a. they are
the cause ~ the death % more harm
less and insect eating birds than au
other guns combined. A. a usual thing
boys take tho little % cut and az they
are unable o. hnd any game birds 90
AL they shoot everythlnH that gets On
their way and about the first thing
they see is that old domestic hooking
bird that vas - near and dear 90 our
wraudfatherH ~ my old mranafnther
had seen or known ~ me killing one
~ them he would have given me
thrashinE thaf ] never could har. FORE
gotten. Bot not 80 today. FATHERS
and rrandfatherB VIII buy the boys
a rine and then stand ~ and see the
Youngsters take down The sweet
voiced singer. and then hrar about
hat a fne shot be made. Bot % does
nos step a. the mocklnE birda-lt is
every Kind that they can set near
enough On. and every nov and then
one ~ the little fellows Kills another
Boy. So much Tor that The question
.s th.s az The game law nov stands
N ia not worth "a thing Sea ere way
Of savinE the Ilfc ~ birdie az there are
hut very few people that understand.
o. Nearly every one thinks that iuaf
10 they dant ku a nartrIdEa during
ne summer months they are alright.
therefore they kIu au other kinds %
birds. violate thr law and then Do a
man happens tB shoot uartridrea be-
fore the law goes out there are noe
enough people who have rot violated
fHe iaw t8 prosecute him. So az I
see Che situation the law uiu have to
BE- closed up % make De- 81 any effect.
only tu make criminals 1ut a. enc very
hest citizens OF the state Therefore I
Cor one would say eIthgr close d up or
repeal the present law believe Y
.he law was closed up FOR say Eve
years Dc would Pc worth az least one
hundred million dollars % ire people
ot ere state OF Florida. Not only would
% save .u the way % birds destroyinE
the insects, bar % would save Oh many
waya There ~ no doubt but that
there are az least one million dollars
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12
Good Roads
in Florida.

The new and progressive county q
pincuns. just across the bay from
Tampa. aas recently voted 70 sell bends
f1r s87o.o0o for the construction Of
bard roads The people have not yet
decided on the road material but q "a
known they intend % construct hard
and permanent rnadUaya. This r. a
vsry encourzEinE step fer a new
eauaty - take and an tAat section %
the state VIII BE hsnedteG
The readers a. this paper have been
apprissa % enc action % walton coun-
~ In dscidins % build seventy miles
a. GOOD roads and Il o. noticed with
pleasure that scarcely a week passes
without me announcement ~ another
rev road building plan somewhere On
florida
The state wu not rightly come into
hsr own until e complete system Of
hard roads ia completed and % be-
hoovss every legislator. every county
commissioner and in tact every c.ti-
sen 20 set the rad building habit and
STAY with it
Good roads mean almost evsrythlnE
e. the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-12

Mr.. Hartwell's Message
20 Pensacola.

penHacoiians are very grateful Tor
tho mauy Gathering references made
% this eity's natural advantages BY
air Harry T. Hartwer. % Mobile. IN
hIa address a. ne court house Tues
day night
Mr.. Hartweii had q message FOR ths
people - this city. and BE- delivered q
ln a fascinating manner lie is an
authority On municipal doczn. thor
aurhiy eonversant with the subject
and knows how 20 present a. ne Inn
pressed his auditors more forCibly than
perhaps they had ever been Impressed
that a muaicipaly owned dock and
belt line railroad we're the greatest
and most valuable assets that this city
could possibly claim as SO own. Mr
IIartweli made "a plain % any re-
soptivs mind bow and Why these I'M.
provements SHOULD BE- made now.
u viii not require a thorough re-
search % this subject 20 convince any
Pensacoiian that this eity's future o.
dependent upon The development OF
natures Eift--Pensacola Ray.
Mr.. Hartweu was frank and con-
srientious IN his statements. declaring
that While be had his heart and his
interests IN Mobiles advancement. he
vould also Ike 70 see Pensacola 60
atead
10 now devoivea upon tho progressl @
eItIzens OF tha Deep water city 20
say whether or not their city shall take
advantage of what nature has 60 gen
crously bestowed upon her. or whether
they win b. content % az supineiy BY
END let her remain among those cities
that never grow ~.