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He also stated that IL the Injunction
was asked for and the the facts pre-
sented there would be no question but
that II would be sustained by the
court
Captain Otto argued against this
contention and was supported by Mr.
Russell. and Attorney OBrien then re-
piled that his clients were in earnest
and TO prove IL they had instructed
him TO offer the city $500 for this
ground, with the understanding that
no building would be placed upon IL
The discussion waxed warm for
some time and finally on motion, the
matter was deferred until the commit
tee could inspect the site. and the
members will get together Sunday and
go up and look the ground over.
Two street improvement ordinances
authorizing the paving OF Market
street from Twelfth TO the creek and
McColloch street from Baker to Six
teenth were read and will be recon.
mended TO council for passage.
Rap at ~ Fame Houses.
An ordinance was presented by City
Solicitor Addleman. II being prepared
at the request OF the CHIEF of police
and the judge OF police court amend
ing the present ordinance with refer
ence 10 the penalty 10 be inflicted for
conducting houses of III fame. bed
houses. designation houses, etc. The
new ordinance proposed 20 raise the
fine and make IL from 81 to 500 or
one year in Jail or both at the dis
erection OF the judge OF police court.
Also the loiterers we're TO be fined
from 81 TO 500 and imprisoned for six
months at the discretion OF the Judge
This provoked conside rable discus
sion was finally tabled. The mat
ter was then reconsidered and then
amended TO read the same as the
present ordinance with the addition
OF sentence OF 80 days in jaiI at the
discretion OF the Judge and police
court. In this amended condition IL
viii be recommended TO council.
Real Estate Committee.
The real estate committee took up
the request OF a number OF Eighth
ward young men for permission to use
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COUNCIL MAY
BE ENJOINED
Interesting Situation Developed Last
Night When Petition Of Earl
Barlow Came Up.

II the statement OF Attorney J. ]. Z.
O'Brien. made last evening 20 the
members OF the council committee on
ordinances, works out, an injunction
suit will be filed against the city over
a matter that on its face appeared
trivial.
At a recent meeting OF the city
council Earl r. Barlow applied for per-
mission to use the dead end OF Alley
on North Market street abutting the
stone wall running along the pike at
that point. and in return he was TO
make certain concessions TO the city
Mr.. Barlow desires TO erect a hand
some, commodious store room on the
site which adtOins some property that
he now owns. and when the matter
came up there was apparently no OBJ
jections to granting the request. but
in order that the matter might go
through the proper channels II was re-
ferred to the ordinance committee. and
the solicitor was instructed to prepare
an ordinance. This ordinance was
prepared and presented to the com
mittee at its meeting last night. ana
when the committee met Attorney
OBrien was present. representing
several property holders opposed to
the grant. and Attorney Henry VI. Rus
sci, Jr., represented Mr.. Barlow.
Mr.. o'Brien Speaks.
Mr.. O'Brien was given the floor and
he stated that the committee for coun.
Gil had not the right to make this
grant and he was employed by a num-
Der OF property holders TO oppose Il.
and II the ordinance was passed he
was instructed TO bring an action
in the circuit court for an injunction.
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BOOST ON STAGE

CHICAGO. March 25-Taking OF
testimony in the 100000 Islander suit
brought by Miss Ester Mercy. against
Marion Talbot. dean OF women at the
University of Chicago. was halted late
TO day. when Attorney Francis Walk
er. or Miss Talbots counsel filed a
motion TO take the case away fror.l
the fury.
The jury was dismissed until to-
morrow.
Attorney Walker submitted a
lengthy argument in which he de-
clared thai no showing OF Islander
agains. Dean Talbot had been ma Ia
by counsel for Miss Mercy
Istead." said Attorney Walker, we
nave been scandalized by this woman
and am seeking TO save the time
OK this court and the fury. am
trylnS TO stop the advertising which
this woman Is getting sor the yaude-
VIE Stage. She has received
thousands of dollars worth OF adver-
tlsnig."
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Representatives The GENERAL sisot.
Ions are 20 be held during the mouth
OF may.
SCRANTON. PaSThs Avooa suk
mills AZ Avoca owned By Ashley a
Company OF Hackettstown. n. J.. was
destroyed by IRE to-day. The los- IL
estimated at $4,000. rive hundred
persons are thrown out Of employ
ment
WAsHTNGTON-ChsrKing nat a
boiler plate" printing trust exists.
Representative TaEEart. % Kansas.
Democrat offered q resolution IN the
house today for q conErrssiouai in-
FesuEailon lnto the western Ns~a
PAPER Union % Omaha. Neb
SANTA FB ~ M-The senatorial
ieadiock vaa not broken IN the sixth
ballot herr today
GRAFTON. " va-ConEreasman
" q RroEn. No has ben a. Ms
BON sat Kiuguoot for several days.
49, q business visitor here today.
GRAFTON. " wa Ro.s d,
iured vile hsiping ci.ar . racerf
sreck on IN n a q. disd 81 Foseu
nusrifaf
CHAnoN Pr sI-cu PERKINS,
nuuesteaf. irriuflrE rallatls hsl~
ocua 80 dssfrcTsf - Sc 80 9.
rarrrr 49, esfl-asef e. frru
it1se11 to So 80
Louisville. ~ Tested $500
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$3.50 rf tuuss rAe-rrrafs fc rr-sIfe-
raFaI rrcrrn- uaa tser-f tr1nr
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flnn ~ rutIr tuffIraa reaarra
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WV YORK EuEsns sriaIns. 90
70 ffr .ratrrs ir &C. rerrrf SIS 80
farirah rohtrrf uas serfeured fsff.r
fo rrrte rrf iraa ffnn sever rrara 80
80 mnrfrs rrr more fhnr foHrfs~a,
Isars and ca mcnfhs in states prisoa
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STOGIEVILLE is SOME
SPORTING CENTER YET

Nh, f0Ho"ing tho way Del the Dispatch dopes
~" "e''e0'uo CIT
wheeling the sixth the
used 10 be bird Laughing
wafer oazaars closed
They busy
games started one the
chanse they and Wheeling
order 10
bubbles Sunday. is
ne ala New Castle and all that's
OF southern hospitality OF
any means Just Jolt In the
heeng has played great ball thing thar when
get do~n 70 business
makes grab on all the good things hasn't grown
ne past decade. the is the
something Ike
FSougn It's
ana all that They
soous pottery and myrads Wheeling
m 'he league last be
TAP OF the bell this ding -" "'
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SEVEN OFFENDERS
Must Answer to Charges at TIL,
Mornings Session Of
Police Court

DRINKS and disorderlies will form
this mornings session of police court.
as up until midnight the police had
rounded in total OF seven offenders,
six of them being charged with being
disorderly. Sarah Pain. Edna Floyd.
Irene Anderson and VIII Coy were ar
rested for creating a disturbance in a
house on the South Side. The women
are doestics employed IN houses in
the red light district and had rented
a house OF their own. Fore some time
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WINNERS OPPOSE
US. INTERFERENCE

CLSENELAND. o.. March 25.-The
United Mine Workers OF America
would resent any government interfer-
ence or intervention in the situation
that confronts operators and miners.
We don't want any interference
from the government" said John Z.
White. president OF the mine workers.
said tonight There is no point OF
difference between operators and mi
ners that cannot be settled with fair
argument"
President John Walker. OF the Iii
nois mine workers. expressed a similar
view
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
GREEN sox SIGN
souTHpAW TWiRlER

Special 20 the Inteiilrencsr.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. March.
2S.--Chick" Smith. southpaw
twirler. Of Cincinnati. has been
signed for the South Bend Cen
tral League club. by Jess Tan
nehill. former Pittsburgh twirl
er, and now of the local club.
smith was sought by Toledo
and Dayton.
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past they have been causing consider
able trouble and last night Officer
Moran made a raid on the joint.
Tom Smith was arrested by Officer
Charles Miller for being disorderly,
while Offiser Seamon arrested John
Doe for being drunk and VIII Brown
on a disorderly charge.
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TURF NOTES

Harry Thatcher is training a few
over at Smithfeld. Ohio. He Is
thinking OF opening a public barn on
the Island.
Trainer Burr Wilson is located az
Lewisburg. Pa, with several record
horses. including Teddy Mac. 2:Ieh.
PAGER. by Lord Crittenden: Bert An
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derson. 2:l7k. by Anderson Wilkes.
and Imperial wilkes. 2:1sA.

Albert n. Gallant. OF Monessen. Pa.
has purchased from the riverside
stock Farm. w. Va. the z-year-old
colt. Sir Roberts. by Lord Roberts.
2:0Ih, dam. Beldia. 2:Oslz.
Dave Mcdonald Will train at Bru-
nots Island. Pittsburg. this year. He
mas Outline. 2:07k: Mary X. 2:0sh:
oaklands Son. 2:i4k: Hambro,
-:le 4; DIR. Weaver. 2:21L; and a
number of green trotters.
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Council Meeting.

WASHINGTON-Senator Marines
resolution expressing the regret OF the
senate over the retirement of DIR.
Wiley as chief chemist of the agrlcuL
tural department was shelved by the
senate today.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE WILL
BE MUCH FASTER NOW

port for practice the nrst OF the com
ing week
Youngstown. contenders for last
years race in the o. & p is a fast
aggregation. but Phillips has been
having considerable hoid-out trouble
and may lose one or two OF his stars.
Grand Rapids and GAINESVILLE have
good teams. Erie. Canton and South
Bend seem to be the weakest In the
circuit
Just six moro days and the Wheel
ing recruits will start throwing the
ball around the Island lot. Anderson
will start the Stogies in action Just
as soon as they start reporting.
Next Monday. IL the weather permits
the following bunch will journey to
the Island lot to get in action: Jewell,
Graham, Anderson. Daschback and
others. Anderson was called TO South
Bend owing to the illness OF Mrs. An
derson. and OF course. the early prac-
tice depends on her condition. II she
improves Goat" will return the last
OF the week.
Unless more rain sets In the two
exhibition games with the Brooklyn
Nationals will be played the week after
next on the Island lot. This will be
the first real game OF the season here
and there will no doubt be a large
delegation OF fans to witness the
events.
n movement has been inaugurated
by bunch OF local fans TO accompany
the Stogies TO Akron for the initial
game OF the season. They will return
home after the game
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SECOND DIVISION TEAMS ARE
FLAG coNTENDERs.
s'x More Days and the Smokes Will
Report for Praetiee-Terre Haute
Team Now Practiclna.
(6y Multi

10y multi
They're on,
Braving the cold. chilly spring
weather. thousands O: fans will on the
18th or the coming month throng six
or the dozen baseball parks around
the Central league TO witness the cur
tain riser. With all pilots in the cir
cult doing everything possible to build
up a pennant winning team the Cen
trail will this year be a much faster
league than ever before. The man
ayers are being given full sway
throughout the circuit by the mag
mates IN an effort 10 give the fans a
run for their money and the league
will furnish the article of ball that is
played in the American Association.
Eastern league and Western league.
Terre Haute.
Teams that finished in the second
division last year look like contenders
for this year'e flag. Take Terre Haute
who finished a bad last during 1911.
Aggte Grant has built up one of the
fastest teams in the circuit and is
sparing no expense to obtain players.
The Indiana recruits have been prac-
ticing for a week and will be in the
pink or condition TO start the season.
They Will have the edge on all the
other teams when il comes to being
In condition to open the season. Grant
will have his team weeded out before
the other managers get line on their
recruits. In picking the probable
nntsh or the league some weeks ago,
the writer placed Terre Haute in
fourth place. and il would not be sur
prising II they finished a peg or two
better.
Fort Wayne.
While sport writer's in Indiana. who
have been commenting on the strength
OF the teams place the Fort Wayne
Billikens way down in the rut, Var
nells team looks TO have more
strength than credited with. The Riui.
kens were the runners up for the rag
last season and seem 10 have Just as
much strength II not more than last
season
The Dayton Vets have practically
the same lineup as last season and
should finish in the running. Wheel
Ing and Springfield promise to be sur.
prises when the season opens. The
Stogies are very strong and Anderson
Is adding each week TO the strength
or the club by signing additional
players. IL IS 4 safe bet that the
Stogies will not finish below fifth.
You can shove all your chips over on
this play.
Other Clubs.
Akron has a fast club again this
year and the winners OF last years
q. d p. pennant should finish one. two
three. four. The Akron team will re.
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Schwalb. 4. Palmer. I, smith, |: Eiig. ?.
fouls; Schwalb, ?. Total. 20. Field
baskets: Business Men: Baer. /: Frosch,
= Leasure. l. Fouls: Frosch. I Leasura.
!; Total. 10. Referee. Fisher. Umpire:
Marriott Scorer: Goodwin Timer:
Murray. Time OF halves. 20 minutes.
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I"-nIE1f"W Wheeling " AvInf0rs- an
chors vs. Hnukers New Iearr. &C.,.
Monday. April 18th There are "a,
vacancies.
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a piece OF city ground on the river
bank. between Thirty-eighth and Thir
ty-ninth streets. for the purpose Of
erecting club house, and the commit,
tee will recommend it favorably to
council
Council Meeting.
Al the meeting OF council this even.
ing the above matters will be taken
up, and in addition Section ~ of the
building ordinance. This is the old
Vaas moving picture ordinance, and
has been made a part OF the building
ordinance. The natural gas ordinance
will also come UP In addition to sew.
eral messages from the Board OF Con.
troll. and a number OF minor matters.
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DIR. BAILEY

CORNER Elsvsath and Chapatns ~,
wassiins. w. Va The rev 8ui,diaG.
como upstairs.
I" ONLY BUuxADxu nwYmaxx.R
ADvEBT11H0 N W. VA who shows
his picture ana tells his mama. 10 when
you enter his Office you know who you
are dealing with. Other people advertis-
ing to treat Chronic Diseases In Wheai :.
ing mtslead you TO think there are two
doctors in attendance when thsrs
Is only one that has . license. and
he won't give you . receipt IN his mama
for business dona Il II against the
medical Law 90 conduct Q medical busi-
ness without some one being responsible
for 81.
I HAXE no lusLnADRo STATE
A1Nrs or deceptive propositions 70 the
afflicted. neither do i promise 60 cure
them IN n few days IN order TO SECURE
their patronage. but give CoMYIHE8
1AYE AID LAgrrMe our IN ths
ourCKE0T Yo8xBLE TIGE without
leaving injurious after effects in the
system, and 1t the lowest cost possible
for Honest, skiliful and Successful
treatment
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n
no fronb usn
STOW signs OF improvement ~--
n CxfRoN
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Field Baskets-AthIetics: Borham, 5;
Total. 10
Field haskets-Mexicans: Bachman, 4;
l. Menkemeyer. 4. ]. Menkemeyer. 3:
h:niN. Beahl: i. Fouls. EniN. /. Total.
q. Timer: Murray Scorer, Goodwin
Umpire; Fisher. Referee: Marriott
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MEXICANS WIN
FROM ATHLETICS
ARE AHoTEE1 EuHo HIoHE1 N
BASKET BALL LEAGUE.

Last evening In the Y. NJ. c. A. xymna-
sum the Mexicans cinched the lead
when they defeated the AthletIcs nv ths
score OF 27-lS. The Victors also defeat
cd the business Men and took second
and some fine passing and SHOOTING from
tIoor center was exhibited. The Athle-
tcls and Mexicans put up an excellent
srucle OF basket ball and was full OF in
Menkemeyer figured prominently, al.
Ihough the other members played well
porham, or the Atheletics. was the only
HemDmer on that team that succeeded
IN scoring more than two baskets. The
carrying on OF the basket ball league has
go tar proved very successful. although
cropped out but another soon took the
vacant place and the league went on
smoothly: Prof. Marriott is to be credit
Cd with having maintained the sport
borrowing Is the lineup ana score of both
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

gave any sign of life Otherwise they exhibited the complete immobility of something done in granite. Probably no other beast impresses one with quite this quality. I suppose it is because even the little motions De- culiar to other animals are with the rhinoceroS entirely lacking. He is not m the least of nervous disposition so he does not stamp his feet nor change his position. It is useless for him to wag his tail; for. in the first place. the tail is absurdly inadequate: and, in the second place. flies are not among his troubles Flies wouldn't bother you either if you had a skin two inches thick So there they stood inert and solid as two huge brown rocks, save for the deep wicked twin kle of their little eyes
 Yes. We were close enough to see the whites of their eyes. if they had had any; and also tO be within the range of their limited vision. Of course We were now stalking, and taking advantage of all the cover
 Those rhinoceros looked to me like two dreadnoughts. The African two horned rhin0ceros is bigger animal, anyway. than our circus friend. who generally comes from India. one of these brutes measured 1t 2 in at the shoulder. and was r. fl. in. from bow to stern, Compare these di- mensione with your own height and with the length of a motor car
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

It takes a lot ,0 live usually a house and lot
 There's many a cup between the lip and the station house.
 Every man may have his price, but the buyer is usually sold.
 Many man with q get-rich- quick scheme goes broke in a hurry.
 He is d wise man who can keep his face closed at the right time.
 And many man would rather be called a game sport than a good citi- zen.
 It's surprising how much people who write health hints for magazines don't know
 It doesn't console a woman to tell her that wrinkles are the dimples of second childhood
 Some things seem more important before We have accomplished them marriage. for example.
 The newly married couple who i'm agine that they can live on love in a cottage will wake up some morning and find the rats leaving the place in Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
THE CHILD AND ITS TEACHERS

Every trace of useful information is carefully concealed from the very young child A rattle, or at most d rubber doll. is its only plaything. As it grows older it is very slowly and gradually introduced to the various forms of the animal kingdom. Of the mysteries of numbers and of lan- Guage it has as vet no conception. Its constant questions are for the most part answered "humorously" and hence incorrectly. ar they are not answered at all. This eternal "hu- nor" is most galling of all. Why should a human infant he such an irresistible joke? The lower ami mals take their young seriously and train them from the start with a very definite purpose in view Yet their possibilities are infinitesimal as compared with those of the average baby And We sit calmly by and en- joy the 'humor" of childhood and in sist that the child is enjoying itself also. even though it's little soul may be thirsting for information which is lauGhiDgly denied it. And We con- tinue to put off the inevitable day when the child will have to take life seriously and hence. according to our tradition. sadly.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
S3.5O RECIPE FREE, FOR WEAK KIDNEYS.
Relieves Urinary and Kidney Trou- bles, Backache, Straining,
 Swelling, Etc.
Stop. Pain in the Bladder, Kidneys
 and Rack.

Wouldn't il be nice within q week oi so to begin To say goodbye forever ts the scalding. dribblins. Straining, OF loo frequent passage Of urine; th@ forehead and the back of the head aches: the stitches and pains in the back: the growing muscle weakness: spots before the eyes: yellow skin: sluggish bowels: swollen eyelids or ankles leg cramps: unnatural short breath sleeplessness and the de- SpondencY?
 ] have a recipe for these troubles that you can depend on. and if you want to make a quick recovery. you ought to write and get q copy of it Many a doctor would charge you s350 just for writing this prescrip- ton, but 1 have it and will be glad 10 send il to your entirely free Just crop me a line like this: Dr A F. Robinson. k-496 Luck Building De troit. Mich, and I will send it by re- turn mail in a plain envelope As you will see when you get il. this recipe contains only pure, harmless remedies but it has great healing and pain -cOnquerinG power
 IL will quickly show it's power once you use il: 90 l think you had better see what it is without delay. I will send you a copy free-you can use il and cure yourself at home
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
MAN AND THE ANIMALS.

When man associates himself with
 any other animal. it is generally with
 the horse and the dog. But it seems
 that he is nearer natural relative
 of the cow and the cat Dr. Chal- meTs Mitchell has been giving a se-
 ries of lectures at the Royal institu
 tion in London. on the wild animals
 One of the most interesting features was his analysis of their food and feeding He brought out the fact that there are many kinds of milk
 Take the cows milk as the standard
 II is popular with humans. cats and calves. But if it is given as nouriSh- ment to a colt it must be diluted to about the strength that some very wicked milkmen make II. while if fed to bear or lion cub it is neces- sary to thicken and strengthen it by adding the white of an egg and using a lot of cream So in primal food man has no relationship with the horse: great deal with the COW. Those who like very thick cream and an egg in it seem to be not distant relatives to the bear and the lion When it comes to mother hood the human comes nearest the nature of the elephant. At the long list of mothers the turbot is at one end and the elephant at the other. Mrs. Turbot is capable of 15,000.000 children year and has about as much of a mothers heart IS peb- ble The eggs themselves even are abandoned on the other hand Mrs. Elephant is a marvel oi love and care-and intelligence. Darwin cal ,ulated that the average elephant lived 100 years and in that time MT. md Mrs. Elephant have only six
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
SIZE OF RHINOCEROS.

In the March American Magazine, Stewart Edward White begins re- porting his adventures with wild ami mals in Africa, where he has just been on a years hunt On this trip he saw T lions and killed several. The following is a picture he gives of the rhinoceros as you see him in nature. On this particular occasion Mir. White was trying to geJ some photographs. He says:
 Nearer and nearer we crept The great beasts were evidently basking in the sun. The little pig eyes alone
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
BACK TO THE FARM.

Do you remember the hot bread that mother used to give us. right out Of the oven. with butter from the jar down cellar, spread over it an inch thick? Don't it make your mouth water just to think Of that bread? IT you will buy your butter at the Farmers Cooperative Creamery Co. Straight from the churn to the con- sumer) and get wifey to make some bread, you can give yourself an old time treat.