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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16

I'D. pulled on some pretty big things In
,Il gay; But I'm done. Amt never
amt nj fur nuthin' after he's forty-an'
m goln 10 have my 10th birthday
Bella-Nour old Doctor ought to he r.,
The Junk heap along with you say.
sumthin ought To happen T. you 60 give
You Jolt trip. Tor instauce-Whv
,on { >" take "A little flyer up to thht
levin sister of yourn IN Sew England >
Sam-Mcbhc I viii Mebbe I will. al
though Lord knows things II eNcitIu-
enough round here You keep me on the
anxious seat enough
timpres~tyelyD
ten ". Bella. you gona miss me
come when J. m gone.
Bella-t sweeping furiousiv around the
! rtoNe'- W ould Ne he kind enough TO re-
move yer feet hat" 20 trouble ye-but
spose We never heard about a PERSONS
room heiu. more desirable than their
Sam-tGettiug up and shaking himself
slowly. MI night. III jest be moVin'
Beila-tAs she hears the sound Of
wood-choppinEl. That's fine I spo@e We
wood Poor little chan les VIZ" In ' ~,
awful lot u do to keep Us goin' with IL.
sam Scratching hts head we-.fi 7
night
Bella declare What WAS We goin.
SAM hadn't quite decided y.t. I was
JOSH Eplu out Go o." 'front.' steps - think
ah'ut mat Ncw England trim We silg-
Eestet y" know a person Cant decide
on them Their" things iu e minute
Bella 'll. lest advised YOU 90 get
husN with o." wood tonight ! want To-
p" round myself. when you decide on
your jour-nsY-
Dave Sott'u-t Coming IN covered with,
snow. fh'W' some gale cpiu' on ont
side. ! was near blinded with the ero,r
comm home from town
sam AdNisiuclyI. Didn't tc'i -
storm ''i
bay"-Y~ sure d'd u .ust rapro,es
.o.nehord g. GOT fp go. and .o-re.i.yr
SELF ' ''' s'i-
Bella tSrafchiur1yl. SO ~. Elm,
neon on r"fHIu. turrssit srIfIY wa NET
keen nu u"ii'in cent Eerufr- 20 daffv date
WIN w." stove. Save. IHt.. tur alrtt
heard about that trip SANS rlr1 take
soon up 70" N"r Sow Tnrlurd frits7
l'tf"- ,~urpriserl. SO. amt Nea-f
n"ttiu about
-, sam -tM".inr q,'iekiv .o tho roo-,
Ne,.L ! amt QUITE decided
tlie slips out quisklrI
CopJ right. 1919. by Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16

Dave. Jr-t Beginning TO cry, Sorry,
Wei; ! won't let ys--so there,
up,il ny -, ooth cry over the wood-pile.
soon chops a piece out OF the his big
done. ~ -
Dave. Jr-o-oh, III run an tell
dummy. an get water. 80 there
sam ttatc ching huld of him Va
word To- Yer Nav.
lie ties his foot up with a big thick
"a '.''"se ana goes on choPpiug furious-
Dave. Jr.-wLat q grand bis pile,
'"Iluh never 10 u IN million years.
AN ,.ftth'fluE az a hiE armfuI OF
WOOL You com. along into IN. hons.
WIN me. an don't ye carry one stick 81
lie hobbies along with Dave trailing
ad"ringly after AZ they approach the
3, use. sam sees a flame Of m. rising in
back OF the kitchen door. II IL rfstr,.
.aPillN' OWING To- the gale. sam drups
ms wood. PUSHES into the Kitchen Tor
tho PALS Dave and BELLA are upstairs
40 same ana little Dave fight the IRE
Sam-Sssh. Don't you boiler. pavv
h"y wouldn't want yer Nav to hear
"i THIS and get Heightened
lie mas hard time with the IRE. and
before he puts 10 out hc burns ms b.Tds
~ soon A. he has conquered IL he g.ss
10 and sits down.
Dave. Ir..N"lling up the s;aircaseD
.h'L'iltl'T- AlfNurI"r. Come down uuIsLs
tf'lld-t Running down. What ~ N
o"iling Anything happened
'Sh' secs Uncle sam aaaiu with his
l'ct under the stoVeD "
lou back aga.n. Sc great big. lump
Dave. Now. Bella don't Won
i'llt-Well. ] Wa sure Do was "a ,.oir,.
re stairs o. pack his trunk after h. nm
Hhcd chopin wood
tSarcasticallvt
i'} ~" way. 81 here's the wood
u ". Ir--t Pointing tn b. b.btrd 80,
o''T Nnd th're.- thousand toms ~ if
ln The slei' An-Mav. Trcle SANS "A
,'Eul-.r hero iie saved us I'm from
rem burnt 20 little tiny crisp
ftic takes them out and shows tt,,,,
The 70 suits Of the frot
l'a'r. Sr-W'll. t'll be Eol darned'
sam Nov Ing huruhly 4n thnf inc.
rhtl -" hi- burnt bands and hfs bound
~ i"'i' ~ h' m"vin' along BELLA
fust thing IN tho uornlf'' '
It'll- Hitting nor IlrJ Ferret &,
S'Iu ! guess yer welcome Co yer oil
Curtain.
1s Newspaper Service.
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doing their daily duties around home.
Friday evening Was cuioyahly spent
and delicious iuncneon was served
hy the daughters 81 Mrs. Winter Tho
following were among those present
Mrs. Mary Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Winter. Mr.. and Nrs Albert Winter.
Mr. and Mr.. McGee. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Blackburn ct Warwood. all
children Of Mr. and Mrs Philip Win
Ter. and SIR. and Mrs F1f- Mrs Nor
flngtou. Master charles blackburn.
Miss Katherine 1iltr kburn. Miss
Marie nnd Master Albert Winter.
Miss Hazel Niss lilda. Miss virginia
ANA Miss Irene Winter. Master Harold
Winter. Miss Ida Fife. Master Harry
NorriuEton an grandchildren of th.
old people Mrs St'iuman. an old
friend NJ he family.
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AberCrOmbie Bros.
1125-1127 Main St.

Scuitz. have returned 10 their home.
ia Sistcrsvillt.
Horace Atwood was REGISTERED at
dhe Randolph. in Eikius Friday.
Harry clayton was REGISTERED az the
Runlcr In Charleston. Friday.
\. T. Reid. WAS az th, Eunfner. in
Charleston. Friday.
=. "a. Grafton was az the Nuuochcla
In Pittsburgh. saturday.
Misses Jan" Jackson and Goldie
NcNeN. of Tifh.r-lurr. VIII su' nd
the holidays with Ali~s Catherine
/ -ouard
NJ p Ford was business ,isitor
zoo Marietta. Friday.
J. T.. Noits was looking after huSi-
ness matters in Marietta. Friday.
General Superintendent 81 the
Wheeling dis vision 81 tho %. a o.. q.
g. Williams and wife. spent sunday
with their niece. Mrs. j. Z carpenter.
ca Furmunt
Leroy s. King was NO DO, T"rf PITT.
in Pittsburgh. saturday.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR AGED LADY
GIVEN ON FRIDAY EVENING AT
WINTERS HOME ON NORTH
MAIN.
Society - Busy With Events Arrsng
ed For the Holidays and Also
Busy Shopping.

The home of Mr. and Mrs Philip
Winter. OF North Main street. was the
trsue 90 am enjoyable family party
.u Friday evening. when Mrs. Winter
.0ichratod her sctenfs-uinth birthday
800 tho children and grand children
we're present except one son. whp BE-
S. Washington. IA Mrs. Winter o.
quite uctlre for ou. 0i her wears and
Der husband viU t.I.Iruf. lIa
'rhtv-thirI BIRTHDAY 3D.. fsfh Ilg Of
Jlruary. Both th. .4tlfuahI. odd
people aro active and ore capable of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16
A PRINTERS ERROR

To tho sunday issue ~ the Wheeling
News. through printers error. tho
1lFcrtisemcnf ~ tho John Triedof GO
vas made to read 80 per cent on on
ATT holiday goods The correct figures
mould have been 1H pDr cont This
advertisement is inserted corrective iu
to-day Intelligence. and fhie notice
I- made boo order to avoid any misun-
dfr-faudinE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-16

which dancing will commence 20 the
strains Of Bentnelds orchestra.
The patrons and patruness,s Will
be Nr. and Mrs T.. X. Hoee. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J.. Nouic. Mr. and Mrs. o.
II Plank. Nir and Mrs q. o. Gartati-
ter and Mr. and Mrs ". T.. Thomas
The following viii constitute the
'oumittoe. Roy Zimmerman. +. v.
Seahrieht
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WIS Cecil q johnson 40 Mr.
l'l''f N.Lrlr entertained with n
l'i' noon 90 'he furt Henry club m
sifhrinr afternoon f0r lff.- tr..f.-
i"lH-. dan htrr - Nr and Mrs o.
y t1uruo - fim Grove vf... MAJ
riIre f0 Nir Dffr Navweff Srfrsf.Irr
"f I1' rner. Wis Tho luncheon wa.
'h' 1r.f ~ fF. social st.rf- ~ b..
given f'r Nier ffurre Tr.n ..t.r
W'f marked H' H .nr.rre Ieuausf az
i'f'i--'H nrd carnations. Tho ru.afa
uNrU
PIG Eleanor ff.r.- Catherine rftf.
N.I lI'fHI"f. f...f Ann. t..sf..
N'ff'H Young I..iH. t N..r- If.sr So.
mo- 'Tn Nf...fH.l ffHr... +.
'r.r 'e~fi nrhins.r. tfm rr..f-
Dr.. I.f.e W-fsfn
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Tn" following o. copy issued
SATURDAY Tor the Sew Year Ascend
TIE Nif-Wlnter Assembly,
will fn Irid az
Th" STAFFORD Spring. Hotel
Mnf'FN evening. December fH~ thirteenth
nineteen hundred anI twelve
nine o'clock
Gourud'q prris-frr
rATfiit<f --r=
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

Girls listen 70 Your mothers;
you viii never regret it No mat
ter what your advantage are
above what hers were. you are
10 better. You can rest assured
that i is no book learning or
knowledge OF fashion that wi
Eee p yo1r feet away from tho
many pitfalls that she can warn
Won from. in a tender loving fash.
ior that you would d. well TO
heed. No matter how mothers
may speak you may rest assured
their hearts are in the right
place and that they want thair
daughters to be innocent and
good rather than fashionable.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11
CITY ATTRACTIONS

The Illustration Of the sea bird
drawn to it's doom by the glance
OF the bacon light finds no truer
prototype than in The case of the
country girl lured from her home
by dreams of fortune to be rea.
He'd lntha great city. As ignorant
of the wiIes Of evil az a e9ouso is
OF the mechanism otstrap uosoD.
histicasod in the Establishments
of sins; holding bl1nis.y to the
be lief that sheep and goats never
mlnGIc she drops into maelst0rm
Of a city existence as o snow
flake settles into the river. One
moment whit" than gure forever
There lie in wait for inn ceuce,
the wide world over legion Of
.oI.lng devils arrayed il livery
ii light honest ap1earisr clVcr.
tisensnts that are Vent looks
with which the devil angles for
sou,s employers VIII, scarcely
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11
A BARGAIN,


| have 100 Acres OF lard 7
want TO sell cheap, Lying on
.nue and a quarter from Cold
Springs Douglas CIV. Mo.
30 acres fenced. - acres in
cultivation. A good house with
5 rooms. Good barn, and OUT
buildings, Good Spring, Family
Orchard, and in 200 yards of
good school, fine neieh borhood,
plenty OF out range.
Any one wanting snap call or
write G. ". Mason, Cheney n
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11
KE NQTICR

Any party or spartios wishing TO
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
ly or otherwise shall be treated
as a friend. But in no case VIII
the Editor allow any sjans Or
slang phrases 10 through! It's
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11
True COURTESY

True courtesy is the beauty of
the heart" How we'll it is that
no class has monopoly in This
kind of beauty; That while favor
able Circum stances uldcub edlv
| to rcnder good manners NOR
common among persons moving
! in higher raLner tbs IN - = =
spheres ss.-.s7 ,,Indrance to
ere poorest elo,'-os having good
manners, Here is an illustration
o. true politeness exhibited bv
both cl27@os Of soci5y. O1e day in
hastily turning the corners CT
croo1ed street in the city, a
youhg lady ran WIN grelt force
against a rag el little baSqy,
boy and a'lnost knocked him
down Stopping As soon as Sin
eo1ld she turned around en-!
said very kindly to the boz, II
beg your pardon, my little fellow
l am sorro " that | ran AGAINST
you"
The poor boy was astonished. |
he looked at her for a moment
IN surprise, and then, taking off
about three-quarters OF a CAP, he |
made a low bow ana said, while !
q peasant smile spread itself all |
over his face. You can h'ev
my paruing, miss, and welcome;
and the Mex time you run agin
NE, you can knock me clean
oo"n and | won't say a word"
After the lady had passed ON
ne turned to his compaaion and
said, L >ay jim, it is tic first
line ever had an Body AK nv
'ard'ng ana /. 4lNd ~ cook ne !
IF my feet"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

AS We went to our Office yes
terQay we saw one Of curcttlZens
beating his do.;. The dog desired
to follow his master end he fol-
lowed in spite OF the kicks he
re3ieved simply because he loved
him. AS a matter of fact a cog
will die for a master who straves
and beats him, while man divine
man him scTf has ben knoWu u
sneak away from triond IN lr0u'
bic disavO wing all obilgat CTS. 1t
vas o philosopher nNAe tao cEnl-
cal WAC said that the more he
saw Of men the morc ne H. U4ht
Of dogs. The dag is always gen
{ nine always frsnf and honest
and faithful. He shows lore
'1,ie Speeches., lie can express
mors love than a man can. and he
never expresses it falsely. His
humble professions are true
WHATEVER 5efall till death itself.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

Are you an If" or 'can::'
Honesty and good manners
always brin& good re urns,
Many a man has made a for,
tune by the aid OF a1yerjl~ ing,
/ @St SoIe here between q
deck u, cards, gooi toDutatlon.
There in cver & new heId IN the
business world for Nc ambition :.
Opportunity and possibilities
never rise N the horizon Of the
pc simist.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

. D. G. Garrett, and NJ. NJ. Bowers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-19
CORTE SUPREMA.

Genaro San Miguel, recurrente, VS., Ell
Registrador de la PrOpiedad de San
Juan, sec. la. Recurso gubernativo. No.
|11S.
Resolution de JUNO l3 de 1912. Sc
reyoca la nota recurrida del Registrador
de la Propiedad de San Juan, sec la
Ordenandole lleve a cavO la cancellation
solicitada por don Genaro San Miguel
|SECCION SEGUNDA. JUCIOS POR
JURADO SENALADOS.
Junio "a FL Pueblo, VS., julio Licia-
ga, csc. Julio Lopez y Alberto Ro-
bles, Contra natura.
Junio 25. Ell Pueblo de 2. r. VS.,
Martin Garcia, escl. Ter gdo Luis To
rreS, escal 2do g.
JUNO 26 Felipe Felix Medina,
abuse de confanza; Salvador Cortes,
hurto mayor.
JUNO 27. Jose Cruz, asesinato en-
ler gdo Vicente Camacho, escal en-
sdo. grado. Joaquin Torres, ecal en-
5do. grado.
Junio 2S Francisco Martinez viola
cion; Fernando Pinero. hurto mayor
Julio To- Rufno Rivera, asesinato en-
Segundo grado
Julio 2. Pedro Santiago, robo,
Francisco Castro, incendio malicioso
Julio 3 Juan G. Quinonez, abuse
de confanza.
Julio s. Miguel Suarez Fragoso,
hurto mayor.
Julio g. Francisco Cab6, abuse de
confianza Vicente Machuca, atentado
la vida y Juan Hernandez, seduction
Julio 9. Julia Aquino, atentado
la vida Flor Morales, id.
Julio 10. Valeriano Gomez, mutila-
cion, Esteban Peluyera, i'd
Julio H. Luciano Skerete. asesina-
to en- Ter grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-19

ell extranjero, y no tardo en- verseles
en- Belgica, desde donde despues de ro-
bar ell automovil de un medico de Gan
be, de asesinar al dueno de un garage
de herir gravemente un agente de
Policia, Sc trasladaron Holanda.
All POGO tempo regresaron Francia,
despues de pasar Carouy y Bonnot
una temporada en- Paris, y Valet Gar
nier VarioS dias en- Nancy, avistarOnse
en- Mines; Sc dirigieron a Beziers, en-
donde robaron un autom0vil, y desde
ALI a Saint Mande, Paris y a Pom
tOise, dOnde respectivamente y como
huellas de su paso robaron otro auto
m0vll, aseslnaron un agente de Poll
Ella en- la calle del Havre e intentaron
desvalijar, sin lograrlo, el estudio de
un nOtariO
Algo decorazonados por este paso en-
falso .iuzgaron oportuno separarse; !;
Bonnot Sc encamin6 a Lyon; Carouy Sc
refugi0 EN- los alrededores de Paris, y
GARNER Valet anduvieron errantes
por la capital, durmiendo, sin recatarse,
Ell distintos hoteles.
GARNER Sc separ0 tambien de Su ca
marada a los tres dias Sc dirigi6 a.
Belleville, Ell donde, casi la fuerza,
obligo un amigo suyo a que lie diese
hospitalidad durante ounce dias.
al cabo de este tempo regreso Pa
ris, Y una vez avistado con Bonnot, con
Valet con otros miembros de la ia
m0sa banda. decidieron dar un nuevoI
golpe de mano, Y, despues de robar otro
automOvil, trasladaronse Chantilly,
en- donde robaron la caja de la Socie-
dad General. Este fue quiza uno de
suS robos mas audaces
Por segunda vez. al dia siguiente, Sc
disolvi6 la partida
Cada unO de los 'apaches Sc ocult6
como meJor pudo, y permanecieron
vanos dlas dlspersOs, hasta volver al
reunirSe para proyectar nuevos crime
nes en- casa de Gorodesky, que los reel
bio con los brazos abiertos
Pero la Policia Sc hallaba a sus alcan-
ces no tard6 en- encontrar SUI guarida,
sin embargo, cuando los agentes de Gui-
chard y de Lepine Sc decidieron dar
ell asaltO, Sc encontraron con que los
pajaros habian volado.
Seguidos siempre muy de cerca, ocu-
rri0 a los pocos dias ell suceso de Petit
Ivry, que costo la vida al Inspector
Jouin, consiguiendo Bonnot escapar de
sus perseguidores.
Mientras tanto, GARNER Valet ha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-19
TRIBUNALES
SECCION SEGUNDA- LIBRO DE
MINUTAS No. Is. FOLIO 29O.
JUNO Is de 1912.

Arturo Lopez Diaz, VS., Sues. de An.
tonic Lopez Martinez Reconocimien-
to de hijo natural No. 1898. En- el
dla de hoy y en- este caso, la Corte de-
clar6 con lugar la exception previa de
los demandados Rudesinda del Vale por
81 y en- representation de sus memories hi
JOS Federico, Carmen Y Andres Lopez
del Vale, con las costaS al demandantes
Y Sc conceden este diez dias para pre-
sentar una nueva demanda
Higinio AIlende Ex-parte No. 5692.
Authorization Judicial. En- el dia de
hoy Y EN- este caso la Corte aprob6 la
solicitud del peticionario en- el mismo
Dionisio Gonzalez. Ex-parte. No. 1864.
Dominic. La Corte en- este case EN-
el dia de hoy, aprob6 la Solicitud del
promovente en- ell mismo
Inocencio Sanchez. Ex-parte No. 1852
Dominic Con eSta fecha la COrte or
demo la publication de edictoS citando a
los anteriores duenos de la fnca cuyo
dominic Sc SOlicita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-19
La odisea
de los bandidos
Una pagina de Folletin Historic de
los Crimenes.

Paris. Muertos detenidos la mayor
parte de los criminaleS de la famOSa
partida que con sus fechorlas tenia ate
morizadO al vecindario de la capital,
van conociendose detalles interesantes
de la vida que en- los Gltimos tiempos
llevaron los bandidos Y de los medios
que pusieron en- practica para burlar la
constante persecution de que eran 1b-
jeto por parte de la Policia.
Esta historic, que no deJa de ser Gu
ROSA, mas parece relate f0lletlnesco
que realidad y demuestra la habilidad
la dudacia de que hicieron gala los
feroces criminales, dispuestos en- todo
momentO vender caras slls vidas
burlar la acci6n de la justicia.
A raiz del atentado de la calle de Or
dener, la Policia empezo practicar ac-
twas investigaciones en- los centros
anarQuistaS, desde los primeros mo-
mentos sonaron los nombres de Carouy
Bonnet, GARNER Y Valet, como los de
los presuntos culpables, sin que Sc lie
CARA Q sospechar por entonces de que
fueran mucho mas los complicados.
Los cuatro bandidos vieronse perse-
guidos tan de cerca. que no hallaron
mejor recurso que el de refugiarse en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-19
Ponce al dia

Nuestra afamada novena de Base ball
Ponce" ha derrotado por dos veces
consecutivas, la tambien afamada
novena "Savaroha que tanto exito
ha alcanzado en- Caguas, de donde son
sus mgadores, en- San Juan, en- esta
misma ciudad en- otras de la isla
Ell score" del desafio del sabado
fue siete carreras para ell 'Savarona .
ocho para ell Ponce Y ell domingo
cinco para el Ponce" Y una para ell
"Savarona
Los desafios resultaron lucidisimos,
los iugadores Sc portaron admirable
mente, Y nosotros nos completeness en-
felicitarlos a todos al dar nuestros pa
rabienes a la afamada nOvena Pom
ce.
En- momentos en- que cruzaba Ell CO.
medor de Su casa, para dlrlglrse a la
sala, llevandO un nino en- los brazoS,
fue herida pOr luna bala de revolver la
sonora Petra Medina, esposa de don
Juan Varela quien fue inmediatamente
avisado, pues momentos antes haba sa-
lido para la calle.
Ell proyectil Sc lie aIej6 la sonora
Medina entire ell craneo y ell cuero ca
belludo
FL Jefe de la detective, lnocencio
Diaz, que tuvo inmediatamente como
cimiento del hecho, 10 investiga para
averiguar quien es ell autor del dispa-
70, cosa que hasta ahora Sc desconOce
Ell estado de la sonora Medina no ms
pira cuidado serio
FL Corresponsal.
Ponce, JUNO Is de 1912.
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G. " PRESTON DEAD
RESIDENT OF THAT TOWN THE
! LONG >PERloD OF SEVENTY.
( EIGHT YEARS.

BRIDGEPORT, July 31-G. W. Pres
ton, well to do and highly respected
citizen. died Monday at GAS p. m.
after a six weeks illness of compll,
cation OF diseases incident to old age,
He was born at Frostburg, Nd. May
20, 1881, and at the age Of three
years moved with his parents to this
vicinity where he had since resided.
September 2, 1852, he was married
to Miss Mary Ann Hawkins, who
survives hfm. To this union -four
children we're born, namely, George,
Of Fairmont; Hamilton, of shinnston;
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Greed, residing near here; and Il
daughter, Cora, who died In infancy.
Mr.. Preston was the last member
Of family OF six and is connected,
with prominent families Of Maryland
and Preston county, this state. He
had been a member Of the Baptist.
church for forty.tive years; ! 4
Funeral services were held ttits !. Aft
Iterhoqn and fnterment was made IA
the Masonic cemetery.
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The lower part of his body was al,
most baker before he was rescued.

MARTlNSBURG-s. p. Angle has
a contract to build the 'abutment on
the West Virginia shore and three
piers for the new bridge to be con
structed across the Potomac river,
aboue Williamsport for the new
branch line from the W. NJ. railroad
into Berkeley county, where large de,
posts Of limestone will be developed
Mr.. Angle has force OF men pre-
pairing to open quarrles and doing
work on the ground.
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While he was conducting a pfis.
oner from the court room to,;the jaili
at PittsHeld,. Mass, Sheriff Frank y:
White was relieved of his watch and
chain. The prisoner did the triek
while walking beside the sheriff With.
one hand manacled TO, one OF the
sherlff's hands.
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WHEELING : Work on tearing
down the walls of the historic old
Christian church on Market street,
near Twenty-first. will be started on
Thursday or Friday and within few
short weeks the famous structure,
which has stood since the closing days
of the Civil war will be but mem.
DRY. The pipe organ and interior
woodwork and the furniture will have
been removed by the latter part Of the
week and the final task will be imme-
diately started.