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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
FAIR EXCHANGE
a New Back for An Old one-How
u Can BE Done In
Wheeling.

The back aches at times with a
dull. indescribable feeling. making
pains shoot across the region OF the
kidneys. and again the Joins are so
lame TO stoop is agony. No use 10
you weary and restless: piercing
rub or apply a plaster to the back in
tbs condition. You cannot reach the
cause. Exchange the bad back for a
new and stronger one. Wheeling
residents would do well to profit by
the following example:
Mrs. William Rose. AIS jefferson
street. Bellaire, Ohio. says: Kidney
complaint chung 20 me perslstently
for years. and I believe I Inherited
II. Ny kidneys were sluggish and my
body bloated badly. had terrible
bearlng-down pains through my kid.
neys that took the life out OF me and
the least housework caused me 70
become all tired out. Two doctors
treated me. but their medicine did not
make the least improvement. NV
back become weak and lame. and lift
ing was an impossibility. Finally 1
began using Doan's Kidney Pills and
they id such good work from the
first that I was encouraged TO con.
tinue taking them. A complete cure
was effected and ] have now enjoying
the best OF health"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
ROOSEVELT SATISFIED
WITH HIS VICTORIES

OYSTER BAY. y. Y. May 2s."-The
result In New Jersey speaks for it's
els said Colonel Roosevelt today. II
don't see that New Jersey has left
much for me to say"
The colonel was greatly elated at
the outcome OF the primaries. He
said that after the Ohio vote he had
asserted that the contest for the
presidential nomination had been set
tied. so that the result in New Jer.
sey. in his opinion, did not alter the
situation.
81 have received no late returns.
My latest Information seems TO make
II certain that ! have carried the
state by a substantial majority"
He added smilingly:
Il can AFFORD TO be conservative
now"
Colonel Roosevelt was asked
whether he would now begin to make
plans for the fall campaign. since
he felt confident Of obtaining the
nomination.
In the course of a long period as a
hunter he said. Il have learned never
TO divide the bear skin until the bear
is dead"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
SHOOT UP The TOWN
Fhs Intentions 90 Son Of Fairmort Ho..I
MAJ. Arrestsd After Holding
Up officer.

specsI ili7patch 20 tho Intelligence
pon ~ Thomas nevenv. proprfe,o- -. ~
aI.etla note! OF this city. was arrested
o-nlght after lie hred al negro in ne
a.ueh, And stood on a policeman al the
- N TIE county all With several chsrssz
against him. The young man entersd
" saloon showing an ugly disposition
ana was soon followed bv lis fatter
no trled u get i'm % 20 home YoYnV
2eNenN walked outside drew a revoIver
nrr1 a. the negro standing near. buf
xlHaed- \ policeman tried To arrest
MN. and Was held or unfU TaiIe- W.,
HIn-, rusnlng M grabbed Devenv ara
tnI"W MIN The Eun was taken away.
49, 'eNNnE vac locked uv tie had a
% OUT N shoot up the town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
ARCHIBALD
tcontiaasa from FIRST P.~s)

from the Interstate Commerce Com
mission TO the newly created court OF
commerce. and its chief point was a
question OF Jurisdiction.
Mr.. Bruce read letter from Judge
Archibald. asking him TO see c. B.
Compton. traffc manager OF the Lou
isville & Nashville. and get from him
what he meant by an answer he had
made in his testimony TO a commits
sioner. Judge Archbald's letter point
ed out that Mr.. Compton's answer did
not conform with the context OF the
testimony. Mr.. Bruce also read his
letter OF reply 70 Judge Archibald,
containing a statement that Mr..
Compton said he was erroneous and
that his answer should be directly op-
posite to that contained in the rec
ord
Later Judge Archibald wrote Mr..
Bruce from Florida, where he was
sojourning on a house boat, and asked
for an application OF a statement
contained in the Louisville and Nash
Vile brief which seemed at variance
with testimony. Mr.. Bruce replied
I
set forth the judges sentences and
answered each in detail and at length.
Mr.. Bruce admitted that his letter
was an argument, a kind OF a brief.
and that. so far as he knew. IL had not
been submitted TO opposing counsel.
Representative Webb asked Mr..
Bruce II he had ever known a Judge
to ask for such Information before.
Mr. Bruce said he had known OF
judges who consulted counsel.
Unusual Precedent.
Was not this an unusual proceed
ing?" asked Mr.. Wedd
Il think IL was unusual" answered
the railroad attorney.
Mr.. Bruce also wrote a letter 10
Judge Archibald thanking him after
the decision was rendered. This deci-
sion was favorable TO the railroad and
against the Interstate commerce com
mission. He also produced Judge
Archbald's reply. which was highly
complimentary TO the attorney.
Former Representative Lanihen also
told the committee OF an effort ~ w.
W. Kissinger, whom nc had repre-
sented in a case before Judge Arch
bald. to get him to discount a note
for S2.50O Il asked hin what he
wanted with the money" said Mr.
Lanihan. He told me that he was in
terested with Judge ARCHIBALD in a
Honduras gold mine and wanted 20
use the money there. I would not
grant his request because ! did not
think the directors of my bank would
lend the money for such an invest
ment"
Albert'H. Walker. an attorney. tes-
tined TO his part in the proceedings
in New York when Judge Archibald ac-
cepted the nolo contendre pleas Of
officials of the so-called wire rust and
fined each OF them $1,000. Mr.. Walker
said he had written TO Judge Arch
bald after this decision warning him
against such small fines for big Of
tenders. He also said he declined ap-
pointment as attorney to institute i'm
parchment proceedings against Judge
Archibald at that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
TEXAS DEMOCRATS REJECT
INITIATIVE AND RECALL

nor 'SToN Texas May 29-wIth bur
one dissenting vote. the state Democra-
Tic presidential convention to-day
adopted the platform presented by us
RESOLUTIONS committee. This platform
declared against injecting the Initiative
ana referendum and recall into the PRES
idential campaign and avoided radical
expressions on free raw amterials II
reaffirmcd the national platform adont-
ed a. Denver. declares for tariff revis-
ION IN the Interest OF the masses of the
people. iaNors nomination OF presiden-
tl7I candidates by direct primaries. cleo
tom 81 senators by direct vote and an
income ttA. The so-cal'ed Aldrich MON
etnrN plan r. condemned
Governor Woodrow Wilson rs declared
'" he the "foremoSt exponent OF the
dominant thouebt that privileges must
n" driven from power and the rule OF
the people established"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
FAKE ORGANIZER is
ARRESTED AT sHINNsToN

Special pisnatch 60 tho tnfsgfFereer
FAlRMONT. W. Va. May 29-F.
e. Barry claiming 10 be an organizer
OF the order Of Owls" was arrested
A. Shinnston to-day. charged with a
felony. Barry organized a lodge az
Pennington and secured $500 lie
organized an order az MononRah and
there got $500. Later Dr Smith. Of
Pennington. communicated with the
head officers % the order A. Chicago
and was told that Barry was an i'm
poster. Barry was organizing a lodge
AZ Shinnston when arrested. He was
held 20 await the arrival OF the head
officers. when the trial will take place
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
SOUTHERN SYNOD

The southern conference 81 the
Eastern District Of the Joint synod ~
ohio and other states transacted
regular routine business yesterday.
while In session az the ~. Matthew'S
German Lutheran church az Eenwood.
The members 81 the conference con-
sisting OF about twenty ministers
made a trip 10 Moundsviiie yesterday
afternoon and through the courtesy
~ Warden NJ. T.. Brown. they were
shown through the mammoth insti-
tuition. The closing services ~ the
conference will be held this morning
and the visiting delegations will leave
this afternoon for their respective
homes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
FOUR BREAK JAIL
At Fsirmont. Three Getting Away
While the Fourth Surrendered
TO the Officers.

Special Dispatch TO tho INTEL. rencer
FAIRMONT. W. Va. May 29-Four
prisoners early this morning broke
out OF the city Jail The discovery
was made when the officers went for
the prisoners for police court. One
prisoner was waiting outside for the
officers. but the others were gone.
The escape was made by breaking on
steel bars from the window. II is the
first city delivery In many years.
Thornton Randall. Ben Lidsey and
William Jones escaped. Bert Smith
was retcken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
M. E. CONFERENCE
Ccontiuuod from FIRST PaT..)

Blatsch. Chicago Germana: Rollo V.
Watt, California; W. w. VanDusen.
Idaho
On the book committee devolves
the work OF deciding the place of
holding the next general conference.
Delegates to the general conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church to-
day evaded the question OF revision OF
the ritual OF the church. which last
night caused thirty minutes confusion.
The issue was lodged when the confer
ence ordered commission 20 propose
revision Of the ritual and present 70 not
later than the tenth day OF the 1916 con-
Vention.
Among other things accomplished by
the conference to-day were:
Increased the salaries " bishops from
$4,000 to $500. OF which $1,000 is for
living expenses and $500 secretary's
hire
refused 10 be influenced by sensational
consideration IN favor OF oil name pre-
siding elder" and ordered that the term
district superintendent' adopted at
Baltimore In 1905 be retained
Announcement also was made that a
$4,000 Eift 10 the board OF conference
claimants OF the church had been made
by donor whose name could not be
divulged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
GRAFTON OBSERVES
DECORATION DAY
WITH ELABoRArD ExERcrsEs AT
HOME COMING TODAY.
Heavy Rain Yesterday sxarr.d Pro-
gram. hut Mig Crowds Were
In Attendance.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
GRAFTON. W. Va. May 29.-The
third day OF the big celebration was
fell throughout the day and the pro-
gram was greatly changed. Following
the band concert In the morning. there
Was W.. nothlns more doing until o'clock
The traternal societies we're to hav.
had the day and great preparations
the continuous rain prevented AZ. mucu
To- the dislike OF those who had pre-
pared 20 participate IN Il.
On the streets we're travelling preach
els. with their singers. expounding the
gospel and selling their songs. the Il
Am Blind" man with his hand organ
violin and banjo. the man with the
whistle. the photographers. the fortune
tellers. the razor sellers. jewelry men
and the slick" game artists.
SO Tar the city has been very orderly
and but few arrests made. The great,
er majority or the visitors are former
citizens and they are here 10 meet old
friends and relatives. anu enJOy ..te...-
selves and return 20 their respective
] mes carrying with them the best
wishes of all.
work. embroidery and fine hand paint
60 china. water colorE. oil paintings
Ind arts display are on exhibition
There ere more than 500 exhibits and
the We OF judging them has proven
dih.@ult task. Those chosen TO
c~ard the prizes are at work and will
craving many admirers to the \
~ {. a. rooms and many favorable
comments are heard from those who
Lave made visits TO the rooms
Decoration Day.
tomorrow il Decoration day. II will
% the biggest In Grafto1'g HISTORY 4
aal h dozen bands have been engaged
anu there will be no lack % ihusiC. 4ne
Following is the program:
$50 p m.-Reno Post No G. A
T. ana All visiting comrades and {. a.
"A y ~
800 a. m.-All q. a. r. and q A =
VIII form In line Of march and headed
school children under Miss Hamilton
hhd her aides To the National cemetery
80 a. m. Overture. -. Viincent's Band
IIone -, ........-... School Children
Rituslistic Service ...'.'.i L. i' "a'e y
memorial Salute. C. \ r. Gune SousS
ispH ''.'-.... Professor Vincent
Te'.l. ti9n zee. Rev.J. O. Bolton
scb nsGioT 1h,,9l Of comrades graves by
30 y. m.-ProceSsinn will so--, ~,
Main street with head 81 column rest
Cbi.S on vs 81 John street in charge OF
ana AdJutant W. =. Kinter
Order of March as Follow;
, FlFSt DiNtsion-platoon of rortr.
Nlncents band. Uniform Rart L Glice.
o. Iythias and all other secret oresnizs-
Second Division-Arnold.s Band Re.
icin school BOYS and ofTiiccrs
MIRO Divtsion-FTench Greek drum,
C"rps, .. a. r., mayor and civ co,I1cii
district. Kansas 's '>'''"lai
,,,.z, At National Csmstsry.
an, =. atlon .-...... Rev. J. II Efckf,rd
". g. Brown i''''"' a"ie
B.4ti..i' ..... General Jackson
STrsulSIlon ...-... Reeve RIcha olson
brown ~ morning Congressman
district Of West Virginia ana CopVros,ss
Ws sh Ssnler OF Mississippi. viii srrivs
cay but will deliver nj sd5aA 20
MORROW. Mr.. Brown will also spesk ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
SUSPEND INCREASE
Proposed on Freight From Eastern Ter.
rttory 20 the North
west.

WARRINGTON. May 29.-Advances
in class freight rates varying from four
cents hundred pounds on first class
freight 10 half cent on sixth class from
Scranton. OH City. northumberland and
Williamsport, Pa. and Cumberland. Md.
TO ST Paul Minneapolis. Duluth and
immediate destination 'ak!ng the same
rates to-day, were suspended BY the In
terstate Commerce Commission from
June l until September IS next. The in
creases were proposed by the Central
railroad OF New Jersey. the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western. the New
York Central and Hudson River, the
Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia and
Reading and the West Shore. They ap-
Piled 10 All class rates for Lake-and-rail
transportation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
COMPROMISE
Il Rescued in suits for Damages Grow
ing Ont OF HRzing Near
Cumberland.

Special Dispatch 10 the intelligence
CUMBERLAND. Nd. MAY 2g-Fred-
erick W. NeerinE and Andrew Tailor. Of
Davis, West Virginia. late this after
noon settled IN CIR damage suits against
j.. Mortons Sons for $1,000 each. The
suits grew out OF the hazinR Of the
plaintiffs az Green Ridge last fall. where
the defendant owned n million dollar
orchard. Neering and Zalor went 10
Green Ridge. az they alleged. tn collect
some money, when they were subjected
10 such severe treatment by some OF
the men employed by the defendants a.
20 create a senauOn all over the coun-
Try. The men who DID rire hazing were,
tried and heavily hned here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
WicKERsHAM DENIES
FRICTION OVER COFFEE JUST

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-Attorney
General Wickersham denied AZ tho
White House today that there was a
friction between himself and secre-
tary Knox over the attack By the de-
partment Of justice upon the Brazil
ian coffee vaiorization.
The matter has not yet been taken
up By the state department With me. =
said AR Wickersham
There has been no friction between
Mr.. Knox and myself"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
CUBAN dEHERALs cLAsH
oVER PLAN or cAhPAIoH.

HAVANA May eg-Cuban genera 10
have FLASHED in the EFFORT 90 put duuu
the rebellion General Nnnfennudo.
comma nder-Ir-rNIe he's ordered that n
forward movement shall NOT take nfals
until Brig General Mendieta fs rein
forced The latter threatens to resign
and demand a MILITARY inquiry Gen.
N0nfcnEud1 reached santiago to-day
with 500 men and uIIT probably reach
the front fn tho morning
TNe frsurrerfa. under Generals Pee
tenor and fFonef. orcurv strong posi-
lions The u0st reliable informnt on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
DEMOCRATS SPLIT
III THREE FACTIONS

WASHINGTON. May ea-District 81
Columbia Democrats split into three fac
tions to-day a. result ~ the aftempt =
I" mold convention 10 nominate dele
gates 20 the Baltimore national conven-
t!on- one convention elected 1e-in-
structed Clark delegates % cast the sfx
votes 10 which the district - entitled
bolters from the first convention. ac-
,"Upanied by National committeeman
NtWman. went 20 another hslI and elect
81 another set 81 70 delegates. unin-
structed. A. q result Of disagreement
between the factions In this convention
Nauonal Committeeman Newman again
bolted. taking many delegates with hfrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
DETACHMENT OF REBELS
CAPTURED BY CUBANS.

HAVANA. May 2g.-Twelve negro
insurgents were captured to-day az
Saesta, "A small fruit port az the en-
trance 20 Nipe Bay. according 10 re-
ports received by the government
Traffic on the Guantanamo and
Western Railroad Is still interrupted.
40 further news hasebeen received
from the province Of Driente.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
CLAUDE ALLEN DEHIHs
BE SHOT DowH JUDGE

WYTHEVff.fE. Va. May a. Taking
ne stand iu BE own defense claude
Allen denied that 10 shot judge Mas
We frr whose murder De- fH on trial
anf declared that be- frde only az clerk
lrNfer Fond DC dif not fra 90 Gnaf
D. Faid. until a1rr the clerk had shot
~ ris father.
The defense concluded o. evidence
today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
BAPTIsTs coEDBSrE
PUBLTo DANCE HALLS

DIS MOiNEs. lowe. Stay e9-THat
tHe public dance halls ~ America arc
che greatest contributors TO the down
fal ~ YOUNG girls was a statement made
ln tue report ~ the serial service conn
mlttee. submitted 81 the closing session
90 the Northern Baptist convention to-
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
STEAMER RAMMED
tucson Has a Big Hole Torn In Her
30" BY Porto Rlean Liner
on New York.

NEW YORK. May 29.-The steam
er Hudson. with 81 passengers. was
rammed by the Porto Rican line
steamer Bcrwind a mile off the coast
today and a big hole was torn in the
DOW OF the Hudson. Her passengers
we're thrown ~ a panic. Both steam
ers reached port safely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
PACKEY WINS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May %
fackev McFnr-lnd. Of chicago. won tho
popular decision from Ray Bronson. Il
lndiarar"ii-. IN their ten-round bout M
ne Ind annapolis bali PARK tonight Nc
arlard had the better Of eight rounds
ana Bronson managed O. break even in
the other two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
RHEUMATISM
A Home Cure Given By one who
HAD It.

n the spring Of 1923 7 was attack
81 ~ Muscular and IufIammatory
Eheuma t'sm. ! suffered as only those
who have u know. FOR over three
years tried remedy after remedy.
and doctor after doctor. but such re-
lief aE received was only Temporary
Finally. ] found "a remedy mat cured
me completely. and 10 has never re-
turned. I have given 10 GO n number
Who we're terribly afflicted and even
beiridden Win Rheumatism. and IA
effected cure lr every case
want every sufferer from any
form ~ rheumatic trouble 90 try fbI-
marvellous healing power Don't send
q cent. simply mail your name ana
address and I viii send n free Do fry
r. after you have used If and 10 Ia
proven ifseif f1 ne that long looked
Tor means NJ curing sour f.H4e+ra
t.fT. you nay Fr-f the price ~ it
ono dollar. but. understard. Q 10 rof
want f0ur MONEY unless your are re~-
feriy satisfied 90 Hrrd d. Isn't ma
fair WY suffer arg longer u,reo
positive relief ls fhus Offered va.
free non delay write tofav
Marx ~ Jackson. SO 90 .fHarrb-s
BlfF.
Syracuse. ~
Mr JACKSON Ia rrar1rrIEfs A..
statement true Pub
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Marlstts sank % R.on.n.

spe- i1i ulErnfrh 90 trr Infel'-rrcsr
MARIETTA. o.. May 29-The wa.
'erford Commercial a Savings Bank.
which was closed temporarily Tues.
day. as r. result Of a report that A.
WIS In bad condition. viii BE- permit.
acd 20 reopen. An over loaned ac.
count was made good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
HARD CLOA PROBE
Asked ny Pennsylvania Democrat "a
Set At Hesst High Price
of Fuel.

WASHINGTON. May 2s-Represen-
t|uNe Difenderfer % Pennsylvania.
I'epocrat today introduced 4 resolution
calling for through investigation OF
the anthracite coal trade He said the
'nTrators would use az an excuse for
alleged eNorbitant prices the fact that
recently they we're compelled 10 in
crease wages Of their operatives This
Increase. Mr.. Difenderfer contends.
amounted o. approximately s. 700 900
while the increased charge 90 consum-
eIs already had reached more than
ff5 .0O0. 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
HOPES oF ENDING
STRIKES ARE SHATTERED.

LONDON MAY -e.HThe hopes for
n speedy settlement ~ tho dock work
ers strike were disslpated tonight
by tho refusal ~ the ship owners
to accept the governments invitation
fo meet the representative ~ rho men
~ o. ioInt conference 81 the board u
trade IN FRIDAY next
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Roosevelt 10 Speak.

NEW YORK. May 29.-Col. ROose-
welt left az 1870 o'clock this morn
ing for Gettysburg. Pa. TO make two
speeches there today. one az a lun-
cheon and one az a gathsrinR % the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineer
on the battlefield az Gettysburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
FOUR MORE DEATHs DUE TO
PICTURE SHOW TRAoEpY

vILLAREAr. Spain. Nay % -Four
additional deaths have occurred among
ihoFe in' red In 'He fire which burned
Gown a. cinematogarph theatre here yes
t"riay The total ~ fstaIIuer faSt
Tie proprietor ~ the theatre has been
arrested m The charge or giving rer-
f0rwnrrCs without license and u-Itf.4t
submitting fls apparatus Co examination
hr tho aufhlrIfIaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-30
UNDERWOOD HAS
CARRIED FLoRIDA.

JACKSONVILLE May 2q-Returns
from the ruu-on primary held in this
state Yesterday 20 decide corte4fs -
sultinE from the primary election 81 sew
eral weeks ago. were incomplete tonight
hut indicated that the Underwood dele
timore had been elected
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25e Matinee at Court to-day.

stringer Place. RayIand. Ohio.
Chicken and waffles. Board by day
or week. Enquire Bell phone e7-R 10,
Martins Ferry. o.
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SONG OF THE TITANIC
Beautiful Work Employing "Nearer
Ny God to Thee"

A tribute TO the memory OF the
heroes OF the Titanic has just been
published in the form of a song with
a quantity beautiful poetic setting. The
music, for male and female voices.
and quartettes. Is Of a subdHed char
acter The chorus OF the song EN-
bodies the strains OF Nearer My God
to Thee" The following sentiment is
expressed in the last lines OF the re-
frain:
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
DIED.

DEWTuE. Lois virginia Desinr. at
NurfH wheeling hospital 90 30 a..
1 ThurHdas age % years. one day
Funeral notice Hereafter
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FUERILLA WARFARE
Cconunusd from FIRST Pag.J

orts As to the existing quiet in that
uarter.
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fixes their force al 1000. OF whom prob
ably one-hhIf have only machetcs.