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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

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Il Mrs. 3. J.tNess and Miss Miller Of
Devils Lake arrived on No! s.. Satur-
day. Miss Miller returned the next
day, and Mrs. Ness Is a guest at the
Cuthbert home this week. n 81.
! Mrs Henry Medelman, Mrs. Searle,
Mrs. Thorson. Mrs. r. b. Nicholson,
Miss Christine Madison, Miss Jesten,
O. L. swenson and o. G. Sagmoen
visited at&DevilsS Lake Monday.
4HbiaS tGsss5{534s 1900 s:53i5EE-51s
q among the Thursday visitor at
Devils Lakeawere:i Z !, Mrs. Mabel South
am, Misso Annie Browns Mss Madison,
Mrs! Sogmorn, Miss ida Dahl, Miss
Palma Wickum and John Wickun. III:
eds Il, ..--. e. 5tIJ 73ii
miss Florence Miller; the little 8
year, old daughter! of Mr. and Mrs.! M.
A. Miller, swas. operated on last Satur-
day morning for adenoids and is 40
ing nicelyySD Dr. Pierce Of Devils Lake
and DR.. Cuthoert performed the opera
ton. %a#sr, lss8a a9,$3s,@ 4. 49, : ,, e.%s i,
'sgMesdames Grary) Swenson, ; and Gull
were at home last Saturday afternoon
to about 40 lady friends at a thimble
bee and all enjoyed a very sociable
afternoon. The nostesses were assist
ed in serving, by the Misses Jester,
Knowles and Thompson. s>.
Mr. and Mrs. S: J. Dean gave a 500
party, last Friday evening The guests
were, Messrs: and Mesdamesi Mcleod,
Medleman, Nicholson, Mil'er McGur-
rem, ,McCracken and Mess,s Wright
and Kavaugh. :. ,.7..S:, ,,,.7 ~ y. .,.
! -. Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. }McGurren enter
tanned about IS guests last Saturday
evening, in the Woodman. hall, adjoin-
| ing, their apartments. ., The hall was
most artistically decorated, the plea
sure of the evening was SOC, at which
the honor prizes were won by Mrs.
Ness and Prof. Fairchild, while Mrs
Gull and Mr.. Wake. received the
consultations. The violin and piano Sc
lections, by Miss .Meldelman and Mr..
Thurston were enjoyed by all, and
added much to the occasion, a pala-
table lunch was served and all .declar.
ed the evening a; delightful success.
The Crazy people again mourn the
loss Of a good citizen, u M. Osborn
who died Friday, morning at, his home
4 miles, south of Grary.I Mr. Osborne
was born. in Summer county Tenn.
Jan. 25,j 1858, was married to Bette
Anna An Al T enning Dec. sf12} 1873. who with
g. ,sons3 and daughters; survive him
Mr. Osborne was, a devoted christian
at the age of - he, united with The
NJ. F. church but later became a mem
Der of the Baptist. ne led an,unassum
! ing. christian life and was always kind
and loving husband and father. Since
his arrival at Crary about years age
he has been progressive and industri
GUS farmer. He was a good neighbol
and true friend to all who knew him
The funeral service were held from
the home Monday at 1880. The Rev
Mr.. CIV. .smithsof the Congregational
church conducted the service. The
song services were; led by the Con
gregational choir, in connection with
these the Woodman held their funeral
services. A large number of friends
gathered to pay their last respects.
EInterment was made at the Crary
scemetary. !
III y EF - rE.
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Miss Hilda Hanson returned from
Devils Lake last Saturday.
lt;s3 s;% .9 FL f +, ys+ *t -.
afL Lula and Irene Chilly were very
pleasantly entertained at Devils Lake
on Saturday and Sunday by their cou-
ms the. Van Liew girls :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16
Mrs, Frank Ernrigh's6 friends are
pleased ts #, 70 heaar r that she Is recovering
from her recent illness. ,.., ....,

Quite few of the Harbor people
enjoyed an evening last week at the
Belcourt home east of town. iss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16
Miss Zada Irwin Of Devils Lake Wis
tied at Demars and Belcourt last week.

Louise Lor and Cecil Todd made a
brief call in Devlls Lake on day last
week. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Z w. M.>Pitt. M. D, Kavanaugh, Henry
Medelman and Mrs. w. H. Wake were
between trains vicitors at Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16
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o CIR AR " NEWS
q (By Special Corresp dence.) q
q 5s IS .ss Y 4 2ss:$s s'a:S o
80 o o q 80 o . 80 8 80
RENT Valendre was in town Monday.
III 7s..-9 :. Y q
Mrs. @. W. Smith spent Sunday at
81. # tS2ts e. e. - 1---.-. q " y.5s.s
3 Mrs! y W. Kelly spent Wednesday,
at Doyon. ... -' Y, ,'@t: ~
Prof. tFaifchild spent Saturday at
Devils Lake. e sst'a :'''' l.,'j ~ Sj.a.
sss';'a's'. ''.s'S-la % !!ss5s:1ss5 saAt,
Cnas. wright boarded No. 8 Tuesday
for Grand Forks. ~ - s, 4: <, :.
t,iait &,i3 Al, 49, = II NJ. sg:sSlSi' = ::
Mrs, 3D. w. Hunter visited relatives
l@Aqa tjeii3iEl5iI-- - -l 49, s. Il, tz5aI5-sEs
The Nordman1 gave a MASQUERADE ball
in, Giles hall Wednesday evening"
Mrs. Code of Saskatchewan is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Casper
Bye: 2 s5 3g92} a .s, 5y 80 N ~. =
i5% Mr.. u. G. Calderwood left for a
visit to his old home in New York, last
Monday -. =.
e.. - ~ e. - -. .,.s-.. s>--.-~
Lincoln's: birthday was generally
observed by the business people here
last Monday *~..> -. 5., >,3.,
! Mrs. Frank LIE Due, who was seri-
ously ill the first of the week is i'm
proving slowly. ~.g
A load Of Crary men went to the
scene Of the G. N. wreck east of Doyon
Tuesday evening" e. y @''F-
-.
was guest at the Kelly home few
days this week. i
! ...'.... ..,',s - 49, = - 90;
Miss Helen Surall of Doyon was a
Mabel Southaner. .. 4, -...-s...'.
d RI s.ay. .~e . -----7- =. /.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Chamberlin of
Doyon have just returned from a visit
''' S's@; 'sSsS5 i5S!',:- - ----S';,*' u d
/ Mr. and Mrs. H.JA. Nicholson were
business visitors Of Devils. Lake e.
tw 1Wte trains last Friday i ) AZ
r. w. M%P1tt. M. d, kavanaugh, Henry
Me 'd'l1 an and Mrs. w. H. Wake were
between trains rs Viz; vlcitors at Devils Lake.
E,s&35 &* Ess$ = - - 49,
issued very unique invitations for
+ valentine party at their, nome Friday
evening -5.s s.,r,..,;.- a, a.. #
n .35@ -. -;
YORK wednesday Where ne mas neen
spending a couple OF months visiting
ssss' %se - - -sl ss:ss IN ass} s
MIS-. Margaret skmidt Eof q Larson al o.
EN. r. was q BUSINESS vlsltor ~ toW Vn
The boy scouts @ took another trmap p
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16
COAL. SORE

b. Well, them YOU are met
gssing ths T. LUXE S!flEE esoesai, i II yea i
buy your supply Of us you
win find that il ID good fuel
bright: :, and llul cheerful Of flame,
and economical i'm it's lasting
quality. -.... ~. :. ~. .. 81. .... ....
PHONE YOUR ORDER
and you will get quick de"
livery Of any quantity, in any
desired size or kind. The
cold days are not over yet.
See us for, steam coal. ~.
Norh Lumber I, ) {, !.
:. ... Phone No.N33T .l5~.y.4
W. N. Nortz Pres. and Mgr
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

The Irwin Brother and George But.
Ter of Devils Lake were in this Village
last Saturday. E&s5%si - -a@ 9,15
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

I Mr.. and Mrs. H.JA. Nicholson were
business visitors of Devils. Lake. q
twwen trains last Friday. J.. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Mi. Ole. Moen took his father to
Northwood last week where he will
receive treatment for a cold that he
has suffered with for some time, hav.
ing effected his lungs. ~. e" w.
~ = ~ Il ,s~i ':5.s 70 Is. ~ ....Ei;
Miss Viola Sloman is making great
run UNI in the Journal contest. She is
still ahead in her district. Boys turn
out and vote for the leading lady. Help
Grand Harbor capture one of the
prizes. FHA' sj:-"; ..>-zs GfTn -
q. =. ~ ~ @a. !. 81 .>.5 ~..t Il
The School children enjoyed Val.
entine party Wednesday afternoon
The school room was beautifully dec,
Grated with hearts and diamonds. The
pupils exchanged Valentines and serv
ed very dainty lunch. rr
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. southam have
issued very unique invitations for a
valentine party at their: home Friday.
evening. :ss .;s-,r,,.,,,. &c S*ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Z Miss Ara Forslof is much improved
fro man attack of pneumonia, her
many friends have been anxious by
awaiting results. !
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Mr. Albert 4Jaqua E was a business
visitor to Devils Lake on Monday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Chamberlin OF
Doyon have just returned from visit
at Winnipeg and Mpls. S@*|
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

n Mrs. Margaret skmidt #of Larson,
~. p, was d business visitor in town
|this3wee in.the interest Of the North
Star hotel.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

The boy scouts took another trmap
Monday morning and cooked their
breakfast on, the prairie with onlyS2
matches apiece. u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

IS W. "A. Parker returned from New
York Wednesday where he has been
spending a couple of months visiting
relatives. =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Miss Alma Thompson is spending a
few days with friends in Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

9 %, g, % 8 o: o o o . 9 o o o o
Miss Marie Hingtgen is spending 6
few days with friends in Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16
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klO- N e w S

(By Special Correspondence
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

+ Miss Helen Surall of Doyon was q
Sunday guest at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Southaner. Ill, X
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

!: Mrs. M. D.. Kavaugn !: nd daughter
Miss Genevieve, returned form Devils
Lake Saturday. where they. have been
spending the week at the Mann home.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Mrs. Ida Ellingson is visiting with
her sister Mrs. G. J.. Nelson for few
DAYS. s&s IA ',',, :,',:s =. ,,,.'' IS .. do. ,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Mr.. Emery Chase returned to his
duties at Casselton after, a few days
visit with his parents. 1884,, p So, -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

Mrs R. B. Nicholson of Warwick,
was guest at the Kelly home a few
days this week. -, ~, ...,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-16

A load Of Crazy men went to the
scene of the. G. N. wreck east of Doyon
Tuesday evening. .'S@r'-
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INSURGENTS SPLIT


FARGO. y. d.. March 1S.-Sup-
pOrters OF NsodOre Roosevelt tonight
on the eve OF the first presidential
preference primary election, admitted
that Senator Robert VI. LaFollette had
aroused enthusiasm In nearly all
quarters OF the state. and had rolled
up much additional support within the
last week. They declared. however.
they believed the strength OF Colonel
R~OOsevelt's name. IN Us close assocla-
ton with the early days OF the state.
would bring victory from a hard aght
They've yelled and shouted Ia
Toilette" said n OF these Roosevelt
men. wherever the senator has
spoken. but when they 20 20 the
polls tomorrow and sea the name
Roosevelt on the ballot the old 10y.
atty gll work Sc marie and they
all mark the ballot opposite the
%coionei-s name
The last act 81 the Roosevelt man.
eFers vas ~ send out "a appeal 10
at affrrnooa papers in fhe state for
Publication IN iasf edlfious TO-DAY
Thls vas sIrned - Governors A.
Orch of Nrbruskn Carey. q Wvo
ming ttuhhs of knnsas nara 81
Yea Hampshire. and Hsfley. a Nns
rcuri
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;, LAW SATISFIED
italian Dies in Sing Sing Electric
chslr-Tried- to Suicide In
His Cell.

AUBURN. N. Y. March 1s.-Dome-
nico di Pasquale died in the electric
to-day. exactly one year after
his conviction. To the last he fought
against death in the chair. and a
statement issued by Deputy Warden
Upper after the execution told of
di P~asquale's efforts TO hang himself
in his cell early Friday morning. He
was discovered, cut down and re-
vived, and was closely guarded until
this morning.
When the final summons came he
at first refused TO leave the con.
demned row. but wnen showed by
the guards stepped into the chamber
and walked to the chair alone.
He would have spoken. buusthe ap.
plication Of the death mask silenced
him.
Two contacts were necessary 10
carry out the mandate OF the law.
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DETROIT
Bowisrs Threw Scare Into the
Leaders Of the Chieago
Tourney Yesterday.

CHICAGO. March Is.-Bowlers from
Detroit threw a scare into the leaders
or the minor events at the American
Bowling Congress tournament, today.
Maurice Hotchkiss shot into second
place in the individual event with a
score of GA, fve pins behind Larry
Sutton. OF Rochester, n. Y, while
Thomas o'Connen and George whit
marsh tool NTH place in the doubles
with 1,213.
Hotchkiss miss taking the cad by
hard luck. rs he had a splendid start
of 135 for each OF his first two games
and would have passed Sutton with n
30 coupf He. opened his third game
with a strike and a spare and then
"~trrkeyed." then a 81 split cropped
up In the sixth frame. but he cut e
down with one a and followed with
a strike. He fell down in the ninth
whsn he failed TO knock down a 5-T-e
hplit.
The nnish OF o'connell and Whit
marsh WAS as brilliant as tina of
Hotchkiss. although each made an
error In his opening game. After that
they rolled splendid ten pins, O'Con-
nell making six straight strikes. Sher-
man and Davies. OF Columbus, Ohio.
were second high in the doubles with
liza for tenth place. while Goeschel
a OF Detroit. got 1.1ss for thir-
teenth position.
Individual scores: NJ. Hotehkiss,
Detroit, s74: p. Mckay. Columbus.
s2s; f.. knight. Detroit, $40: r. Mem
niger, Jr.. Detroit, 6I4: II. Cavan. De-
troit, si3;. W. Brooks, Detroit. sos:
9. Doisy, Cincinnati. 500: y. Wizard,
Detroit, 500: T. Smith. Detroit, 5sI
I Fitzpatrick. Detroit. $50: J. Gardell.
Cincinnati. 57s: Hageman. Columbus.
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TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

WASHINGTON The slAnce Of
trade in favor OF the Un0d States
for the year ending on February ~,
was t56215S.06T.
HARRISBURG. Pa-Eben Allison.
a brother-in-law OF the late Senator
NJ. =. Quay. died here at the age Of
"a from shock from the fatal injuries
to his brother. Samue Clark Allison.
who was struck by & trolley car lat
urday.
CHICAGo-wnliam J. o'Connell,
owner of a gymnasium. was found not
guilty OF ~instigating a boxing contest
by a jury In municipal judge Fry's
court today.
WASHINGTON The armored
cruisev California, South Dakota and
Colorado. under command of Rear Ad-
miral Switzerland. sailed today from
Honolulu for the Philippines.
CHARLOTTE. y. ca correspond
ent OF a Charlotte newspaper reports
this morning the capture last night OF
& still and ninety gallons OF whiskey
at the home of Floyd Allen and two
stills at homes OF the Edwards boys.
near Millsville.
WASHINGTON. Tho Supreme
Court today took a recess until April
4CaN1fCINs- llSIOn - ID 2 m G r r
Churchhill. first Lord OF the Admiralty
today introduced the naval estimates
for the coming yea i'm the House OF
Commons. The appropriations called
Tor amount TO S22O.427. 900. a decrease
or Sl.5S5.00O from the amount spent
last year.
PHILADEI1PHIA.-Dr. Harry VII
spon Spaagler. professor Of dynamIcaI
engineering and Cor 20 years head Of
the mechanical engineering depart
ment or the University OF Pennsyl-
vania. died today after an illness Of
several months.
CHlCAGO-Argument on the right
OF the county court TO order a prefer
cntiai president primary vote in con-
nection with the regular spring pri-
mary. April 2. today. was set FOR
Wednesday morning before Circuit
Court Judge Windes.
BENGHAZL-Bombs dropped from
an aeroplanc belonging TO the Italian
exp%editiOnary force killed ten Arabs in
& Turkish camp IONS distance from
this city. today.
SHAMOKIN. Pa.-Eieht hundred
employees Of the scott colliery near
here We're rendered idle today by all
h miners going on strike because
h Mineral Railroad and Mining Com
pany refused 10 sell pea coal 10 the
employees.
PfTTSBTRGH%. =. Hughes. q
steamhttcr. while deleriOus during a
severe Illness. rose from his bed In
the Presbyterian Hospital here, today.
and makinE hts way 60 a window
leaped a. the street. lie died soon
after being picked up.
ST. PETERSBuRG-The uncer-
tainty % the situation In the balkans
and the movements % Russian and
Turkish troops caused a heavy slump
on the bourse today. Prices. hos
ever. recovered slightly before the
close.
NV NOHk.-An FrEdes % refine
sugar wrrr redurrd frn entsra hun
drrd rnuufp today
INkln-Hlron Ehlnlfrhlro Eurfna
~1apanesn hmhaEeador 10 FrEnra VS.
rrnmofed TO-DAY on The rank ~ ris-
There are tines uheu r rod hiun
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BIG MERGER
INCORPORATED
Big Traction Merger OF West Virginia
Llnes Said 20 Have Been
Completed.

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 1s.-An-
nGuncement was made here to-day
that the MonongGheia Traction Com
pany has been organized under the
laws OF West Virginia to take over
the fNairmont & Clarksburg. Traction
Company. the Fairmont & Northern
Traction Company and the Clarksburg
& Weston electric railway. properties
controlled by interests identified with
the Consolidation Coal Company.
The traction company will have an
authorized bond issue of s15. 900. 600
and a capital stock OF $500, 900.
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Don't Neglect
Your Health

NAAANNM = NNHANW NMMNAN.N
IL ls a common mistake most people
make after the winter season in hlnkins
they can ~ through tie summer enjoy
iug good health without first Kidding the
system % the roisons and Impurities Ia
the blood which cause mpHt spring all
menfF. fever and sickness. To act prop
erly. giving needed energy hnd nourish-
meut o. she body. the blood must be
pure.
or al spring medicines none equals
ire good ODD. fashioned hunna-rameIv
mnfe ~ l~lasoivlnE q cup sugar and one
ounce EardFna in p pint airnnnl. then
aflinr boo water 90 maze r. nunrf 90
u raaff unHn uI fwal ruaf nrI n fnhls-
s"ulrnfuf fafau before meals uIu 40
uouders ir rlrifr ~ TO- blood remor
rr lin pee nd rrsf0rIrrf SO
lHrr FL rHrsr arflur ne restores rer.
frrf nfnf nrf rrrrrU fn n uHrr.rrf
HH rrrr 80 rrrr nr STREET.-THE go
rrrrfrra f.r 10y rHrlrr 10 ben 90
arf rrrrr
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WHEELING
- BOWLERS
ROLL BIG SCORE IN
TOURNAMENT AT CHI .cAoo.

CHICAGO, Ill, March 1S.-The
Bankers OF Wheeling rolled 2.732 on
the late shift here tonight. which
proved to be the fastest one which
has yet appeared on the alleys. and in
which the Spacke Machine team. OF
indianapolis. rolled 2s41 for fourth
place in the standing. after missing a
brilliant chance to go into the lead.
Capt. Morgan wat away on form in his
series. and the club would have
cleaned up IL he had been able TO find
the groove here.
Wood shot well after a bad open
ing game. in which he was penalized
with -four open frames. Wheeling
scores follow:
ElNaL man aUanA acnraa.
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CAN'T GET GROUNDS
FOR NEW BALL CLUB

NEW YORK. March 1s.-The Nat
ionai and American League baseball
clubs Will not have opposition this
year on Manhattan island from a club
OF the new United States Baseball
League. This fact was formally an
nounced tonight at a meeting Of the
new league after Charlie White had
stated thai he has been unable 10
lease grounds and surrendered his
franchise.
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ROOSEVELT TAKES PART
IN ST. PATRICK AFFAIR

HUNTINGTON. L. l.. March 1S.-
Theodore Roosevelt a the guest
here to-day at a st. Patrick's Day din
ner given by the Rev. Father York. OF
81. Patrick's church. After the lunch
con the colonel addressed the cniL
dren at the Parochial school. y AT
the rectory shook hands with a mum.
Der of citizens.
Among the Colonel's callers at Oys
ter Bay yesterday were DIR. Harvey ".
Wiley.
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4 RooseveIt 10 Rep.r.

OYSTER BAY. March 1X-Coionet
Roosevelt tonight received a teis
gram from Senator DiXo1. bis cam
paign manager. ~suEestlaE thai he mnEe
a reply 10 President Tafts speech IN
bOeton today. Colonel Ro1Hevei, sntd
that he would b. unable 20 formulate
q reply to-niEht. but wcusi give one
out fomorrow
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TWO CANDIDATES

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March is.
Declaring himself well satisfied with
he progress OF his campaign for the
Republican nomination for State
Treasurer. c. r. Rathbone. Of Parkers-
burg. arrived here last night hopeful
or Republican success in the coming
campaign.
A. a Lilly. OF Raleigh county. can
didate for Attorney General, when he
arrived mere was likewise optomistic
and declared he believed the Repub-
Iran party in November. would poll
The largest vote In lis hisfnrN
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TAFT ASKS CONGRESS
TO ADJOURN SATURDAY.

tWASHlNGTON. March 1s.-Presi-
dent Taft to-day sent a letter to con-
gress. asking hat the house and sem
ate adjourn Saturday and attend in a
body memorial services 20 be held
here for the dead OF the old battle
ship Maine. The President said he
desired The ceremonies TO be as ma.
tional in character as possible.
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$4,000 DAMAGES
Asked by hsiss Pitt. Who Was Sian.
dered In Labor Convention.

PITTSBURGH, March IS.-Suit
for $4,000 damages was entered
here to-day by Miss Emmaline Pitt.
secretary OF the Union Labor temple
and of the Iron City Trades council
against Charles W. McCrea, also OF
this city. a representative OF a bar.
tenders union. During the CONVEX
tion Of the Pennsylvania State Fed.
GRAFTON OF Labor here last week Nc.
Crea stated publicly that Miss Pitt
was a monumental labor faker. in il
FOR revenue only" that she had only
worked -four days as a garment
worker" and that she was a high
brow OF labor"
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NEW PIRATE

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi. March IS
Ralph Capron. a star quarterback OF
the University OF Minnesota's football
team. tonight signed a contract and
left for Hot Springs, Ark, where he
will join the Pittsburgh National
league baseball team.
Capron, who is an o~uthelder. Il is
said, IL TO receive $500 for the sea
son. whether he remains with the
team or not.
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AMBUSHED

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March IS
Another assassination was added 10
n bloody record OF the Lewisburg
district near here. today. Felix J.
Eliard. n OF the best known men OF
the district. and who has recently
mad an EFFORT to- have l~awlessness
abolished in the vicinity. was shot
from ambush and instantly killed. OF.
hcers have 70 clue TO the guilty per.
sons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-19
CHANGE DATE TO
FAVOR. TRADE BODY

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Secre-
tary Maggie today found II necessary
to change the date OF the conference
OF commercial organizations 10 form
a national association from April Is
20 April 22. in order TO obtain suitable.
accommodations for all the delegates
Fully 200 organizations have signifed
their Intention 81 sending delegates
20 the conferences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-19
ACCUSE SOLONS
OF TAKING GRAFT

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. March IS.
Four members OF the New Mexico
were arrested tonight In
Santa Fe, charged with accepting
brides TO vote for certain candidates
for United States senators, first yote
on which will be taken by the legis-
lature tomorrow. Brides amounting
to $500 each are said to have been
paid them.