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OF MONEY
TRUST IS RESUMED
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CONTINUED From Page J.
set of experts and expresses himself
as being free Of doubt as to the abil-
ity Of the committee not only to IN
cover all the facts and conditions which
have consUmmated in the alleged con
centration of the wealth Of the coun-
try into the hands Of a few indivtd-
uals but viii be able to recommend to
congress legislation which viii make
for q more equal distribution Of this
wealth and block all future tendencies
Of vast concentration.
HogginE Nations Money.
During this Investigation Mr.. Inter
myer has promised to prove that il is
a comparatively easy matter for these
alleged oTer-lords Of the financial do
main to concentrate, in shorter time
than is required to mobOlize an army,
most Of the money Of the nation in
New York city, to be parceled out TO
favorite Institutions or individuals at
rates stipulated by the conspirators,
while merchants and other business men
in the interior OF the country 90 beg
ging in vain for money with which
to carry on their legitimate enter
prises.
The committee promises to go further
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09
I0HN C0NNnR

John Conner. aged So years. a former
FL PasOan, died Dec 5 in the Soldiers
Home near Los Angeles, Calf. Mr.. Con-
nor had been a resident of Ell PasO for
the greater part of his life and was well
known here. His son. Gilbert COnnOr, IS
a member of the Central Fire depart
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09

Cling arms across the border. the car
being diverted from its supposed des-
tination to Hayden. The box was
nailed underneath the car near the
trucks and would hardly be noticeable
unless one had reason to be under the
car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09
PETER MICHERO'S FUNERAL.

The funeral service over the body Of
Peter Miehero, who died Saturday morn
ing was held Monday afternoon at ?
o'clock from the church OF the lmmaeu-
late Conception. The burial was in
Catholic COncOrdia cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09
SOME COLONISTS
MAY RETURN SOON

Letter From the Colonies Is EncOurag-
inE-SOme Refugees May Locate
in PeeOs Valley.
a letter from Colonia JuareZ from
J. c. Bentley to the refugees in Ell PasO
is quite encouraging. II the trains con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09
Prayers OFFERED
FOR MADER0 ARMY
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proYal. but, at the same time he has
not taken the trouble to reject the
honor conferred upon him.
No CHURCH SERVICES IN
JUAREZ; ANTI-CATHOLICS MAD
In accordance with the papal procla-
nation that peace services be held
throughout Mexico, Rev. Carlos Pinto
viii conduct a special mass at 10
o'clock Thursday morning in the mis-
sion Of Guadalupe In Ciudad Juarez
Indictment weather has caused the post
pOnement Of the public prayers for
peace from today, the prescribed time
of the nationwide ceremony.
News from Mexico City Of the pope's
order Of prayers for peace caused some
stir in Juarez. 1t is generally admitted
that the activity of minister Herman
DEE in appealing for the papal decree
is Of great political importance. Al
ready the ant-Catholics are aroused
to criticism of the MaderO cabinet mem
Der in an alleged infringement of the
BenitO Jua-ez law for the separation
of church and state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09

Use Domestic Coke
Southwestern Fuel Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09

Use Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fuel CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09
Hogging nations Money.

tee promises to 90 further
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-09

a general congressional Investigation
was proposed in a resolution today by
representative Allen. Of Ohio The res
olution sets forth that conditions in
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sleep '- Mrs Marcy NJ Hanson, Ham.
burg, n. Y.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
CHA MPIONSHIP
SeiIaire and Y. NJ. c. A. Basket Ball
Teams viii Clash for the
Championship.

On Monday evening. in the gym
nasium OF the high school. the basket
ball team representing the local Y.
VI. c. A. will play the Bellaire indie
pendents for the championship Of the
Orlo valley. The teams have met
twice. and the Buckeye lads we're the
victors in both sessions, but since
that time the local team has devel-
oped and succeeded in defeating some
OF the fastest teams in this section.
since that time, Manager Sisley OF
the Bellaire team has been trying to
arrange a game with the local team.
and yesterday afternoon Prof. A. T..
Marriott. physical director in the as
ISOLATION. got In touch with the play.
ers. and IL was decided 10 accept the
challenge. The game will start AZ 8
o'clock Monday evening. and will no
doubt attract the attention Of the
fans both from this city and the Ohio
side
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

On Henrys Fork. Smithfeld dis
trict, Roane county. the Carter Oil
company has completed its No. 81 on
the p. A. Tallman farm and has a
hve-barrell pumper. On Long Run.
Grant district, Richie county. the
Bando Oil company has drilled a test
on the Cain-Reider farm through the
salt sand and has a barral pump
er. This location is 1900 feet east
OF No. l on the CANT Chancellor farm.
Gassers In Lewis County.
On Brush run, Court House district,
Lewis county. the Philadelphia com
pany has drilled a test on the w. G..
Cunningham farm through the fifth
sand and has a three million-foot
gasser. On Butchers Fork. In the
same district. the same company has
completed a test on the John Collins
faFn and has light gasser in the
NTH sand. On West Fork river. Free.
mans Creek district. the Hope Nat.
ural Gas company has drilled a test
on the w. G. Bennett farm through
the fifth sand and has light gasser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
kNickEHsocksa FASHIONS.
Spring Faneies In Hats. Suits. Gowns
and Wraps Seen on Firth

NEW YORK. March 22.-"It's sim
ply bewildering." said the girl from
St Louis. Everything seems to be
the style here in New York How Ii
one to choose7"
Styles certainly are varied enough
to confuse almost any woman. One
importer brings In hats almost all OF
rough. irridescent straws and silks.
and neighboring shop OF even great
er prestige shows all nat straws. Mi
lans. tagal hemp. hair. Leghorns and
one-toned silks made up with dull. nat
straw facings. In one stock the great.
est use is made Of malines. both for
whole hats and elaborate trimmings:
and In another this material is nota-
bly, absent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
MURDER
Prominent ceIins, o. Man Waiting
for Car, Killed and Robbed
BY Thugs.

CELINA. o.. April 4-The body of
David Berry. aged 81. a we'll known
resident OF this city. was found to-
day in a traction waiting room near
the Nicherson club house. east OF
here. with his throat cut and skull
fractured. II Is believed Berry was
robbed and murdered in Celina ana
then carried TO the waiting room. lie
was last seen Monday evening about
TO take a train for Poneto. Okla, and
Is known to have had nearly $500 on
him az the time. Bloodhounds have
been employed to track the murder
ers. Two ex-convicts are suspected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
VERMILYA DEFENSE
VIII BE That Alleged Victim Of Chi.
easo Woman Suieided; Was
Not Murdered

CHICAGO. H.. April 4,-The defense
Of Mrs. louise Vermilya. on trial for
Tie alleged murder % Richard T..
smith. is that he committed suicide.
This developed today for the frat
ume when Russell p. Thompson tesn
fed that Smith Threatened two month";
before his death 10 commit suicide
Thompson exhibited "a bottle contain.
ing choral which. he testified. he took
away from Smith
1hompsOn's statement was uper.
pecfed b ythe prosecution.
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~. Y. oELEeATEs-AT.LAReE
MAY NOT BE INSTRUCTED

NEW YORK. April f-Tnomc,,i
announcement was made A. Repub
lican state headquarters today thar
the four delegatesat.large 10 the 10.
publican national convention 10 be
elected a. the Rochester convention
next week probably will be- senator
Elihu Root. Vice President James q
sherman. William Barnes. Ir and
Nicholas Murray Butler. president Of
Columbia university. who is 10 be
chairman ~ the state convention Ia,
fayefte y. Gleason. secretary al Inc
State committee. said the four dele
EatesatlarEe would not be instructed
Tor any candidate for president
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NEEoLEwoRK NOTES.

Pin cushions OF fancy ribbon. velvet
or silk OF oblong shape have three
plain plump corners and one that Is
trimmed With two square double
leaves OF silk which fall over both its
sides and. when their baby ribbon
strings are united. reveal several In
side leaves OF embroidered flannel for
holding needles OF various sizes. At
The other end 81 the cushion and set
directly az the center OF its shortest
edge. are ribbon loops by which the
cushion may be suspended This r.
me ideal steamer Of travelling pln
cushion and makes q most acceptable
bon voyage gift
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
The DoR IN I.Itsratnr.-

a list Of the dogs that have rt.,.a
sheir parts In literature from IrlyssSs.s
IsitnfuI frined down. has vet TO he coS,,
r., - ne iatest conner to take hts pIaca
rBianche and Music" Rab. Bob. Son ~
"a n1a' .i,. ana the Dog OF Flanders. Is a liz
III S ,sy Terrier called Greyfriars Robbv
- lVysity - attested by facts for f6e
story OF MS life - entirely true az 70
Isted by Eleanor Atkinson in the nasss
9I, Sreyiriars Bobby" just published
Iils ueFotion Is commemorative he ar
s satSt., erected TO him by the baroness
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a nom,n.. Of unn.o... -.

flpWer ~ The North" novel by
James oliver CurWoud. ia ANNOUNCED Tor
immediate publication ~ the Warpera
~ tells TIE story - an ambitious younE
American whose work a. manager on \
great company formed 20 daxefop the
tiid-nnF hav fcRlou d. strangely thwarf-
90 ng opposition and trearharY THE
heroine. whose rare refinement and tllI.
ture iu her barren SURROUNDINGS aurEesf
o mystery o. kidnapped. but is rescued
nN TIRE hero AMI Conducted 90 her hid
Den forrest castle. Dramatic episodes lon.
told hcr secret anJ Law bare the plans
% the enemy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
HAULTS LYNCHING
Husband o. Victim Of Negro Fiend
BY Pleas Saves Man From
Mob Violence.

ELETON. Ky, April f-Ison ITALIA
ferro. thirty year old negro probably
escaped lynching AZ a late hour last
night only through the pleading Of
George W. Robinson. upon whose wife
the negro Is alleged 10 have attempt
ed a criminal assault near Felrview.
Ky, yesterday.
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Hor W. not IN. r.,hnn.

Rex Reach the scene 81 whose latest
novel The Ne'cr-Do-W Well" b. laid o,
we iHtnmuai shares the opinion 81 tho
.oiYthnlnn Minister whose recent Letters
declare that the revolution IN Panama
vas NOT alt0Eether Of local nrtrIu Mr.
sea- D. lu The Ne or DO Wriff runkea an
AmffLCan woman diplomat the brains of
the affair 1T was one ~ the rteve~..f
exploits on record she declares cool
emhia wouldn't let us build the ranaf ~
lhhania seeded. War was declared hut
The nited States intcrfered IN time fc
prevent hloudHued One Chiuauan ras
kIlcd. I believe. bY dropping q NAT .iror.
~ his Toe, ~ something, and by me
time the excitement had died Out ~.
had begun DIGGING"
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FOUR oEMocRATIc SEEKERS
FOR PRESIDENCY At CAPITAL
- aNRagg 49, ..

WASHINGTON. April The circle
N presidential candidates harbored
within the corporate limits Of Wash.
ington In the last four days. was made
complete to-day when Governor Wood
row Wilson. of New Jersey. spent
eight hours IN the capital. IN confer.
ence With friends and Democratic
leaders
Within the week. Governor Harmon.
~ Ohio. and Colonel Roosevelt have
paid short visits 10 Washington. while
aH OF the other candidates IN both
parties are temporary residents Of the
capital
Governor Wilson left this afternoon
Tor Chicago. after n dav spent with
prominent Democrats Of the house
and senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
W. VA. RATE CASE
viii Be Taken Up by the Supreme
Court Mondsy-lnVolVes Legal
lty Of TWo-Cent Rate.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Tne
supreme court OF the United States
to-day took the Kentucky rate case
under advisement after long argu
ments.
The case involves the validity OF
rates on distillery supplies from Ohio
river points 10 sixteen inland cities
Incidentally the validity OF the Nc.
Chord act. giving to the state rail.
road commission the power 10 NIX
rates was attacked as unconstitu.
tional
on Monday the validity Of the wet
Virginia twO-cent passenger law will
be argued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
POLLING rs DOOMED ~
OHIO PROHtBTTtoNTsTs

DELAWARE. o.. April - strong
h.hiim"nt POI favor N Daniel a. Polling
ng candidate Tor the r1vernursbfo
developed whom The state prolbifihn
convention opened hcre TODAY Aaron
=. watkins. ~ Ada. r. w. Nairu, n
LanfsViiie. and a. &c. iIeudfrson. %
DAYTON. were $50 surrcHtcd D. X
schmidt N columbus prcside4 at To-.
days session.
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such n woman inspire in a man those
feelings and emotions which only can
be inspired by a real and true woman, a
woman with a beautiful, well-rounced
bust? Most certainly not.
me very men who Stunned me- and
even the very women who passed me
csreiessiy by when 1 was so horribly
fiat-chested and had no bust. became
my most ardent admirers shortly after
obtained such a wonderful enlarge
inent OF my bust. therefore deter
mined that all women who were fiat
chested should profit by my accidental
discovery. and have a bust like my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
NO JAP PERIL
Will Be Eject % Message Taft Will
Send Congress To-day.

MASfINGTON. April t-Prcsident
Tafts answer 90 the Lodge resolution
calling for information ~ 10 the re-
ported establishment by japan 81 e
naval base on MnRdalena Bay IN Mexi-
~" VIII hr designed b. set a. rest tho
constant rumors of japanese colombia
ton in North America and Will be v
distinct blow az the bugaboo ~ war
with Japan.
Ihe Presideut's answer probably
Do sent Co a." Senate tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

a hat which. though large. n
quaint and attractive. is OF leghorn
faced with changeable pinkish taffeta
The same taffeta 10 formed into two
double box plated ruffles with pinked
edges. one going around the brim and
the other around the crown near the
top. The brim Il slightly raised in
front TO reveal the facing and a clus-
ter OF very small flowers underneath
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Well DO I know the horrors and in
tense humiliation OF being flat-chested
OF having the face OF a woman set on
the form OF a man; and I cannot find
words to tell you how good l felt. and
what terrible load was lifted OF my
mind when i first saw my bust had
really grown six inches In size. I felt
like q new being. for with no bust I
realized was neither "A man nor a wo-
man. but Just a sort OF creature half
way between.
With what pity must every man look
Al every woman who presents TO him a
flat chest-a chest like his own! Can
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Fairmont W.ddinn-

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. April "a
briliant wedding occurred here this
Tevening when Miss Lola Belle Nay
married :, NJ W. Burnside. % Pitts
1ursh. Rev. II. G. Howard performed
the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
ELOPERS
Return East, an accommodates
Clergyman and His Girl
Affinity.

HEMPSTEAD. L. l., April 4.-FIor-
eta Whaley, who eloped from Hemp
stead six years ago. when rs years
old with the Rev Jere X. Cooke, rec
tor OF st. Georges Episcopal church.
OF which August Belmont is senior
warden. returned to the home OF her
grandmother here yesterday. Later
she Joined the ex-cornmunIcated
clergyman In New York.
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Gas Plant to R..vr.

cLARKsBURG. w. Va. April a.
Announcement was made today by tho
management OF the Clarksburg Glass
Company that its factory at Adamston
would resume operations Friday mid
night. April IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
DOUBLE TRAGEDY OCCURS
ON A CROWDED eTgFFT

DETROIT Mich. April g. Miss
li'I"n MnrrhaU. on empIore 81 n
woodward avenue shoe store. was shot
nnd KILLED TONIGHT by James Vasssro
Who thrn turned tho weapon uuor
himself and ended his own lie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
6o-YEAR-oLo TEACHER
TAKING EXAMINATION.

Tp''ial lNRrafrh tn the lnfflIIErurar
MOHGANTOWN. W. Va. April g.
ln The 6s taking the State teachers
combinations here b. f.arenzo Russell
who D. sixty cars old he has been
teaching Tor the past forty years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
REPuBLrc PHocLArnsED
M cHrHBSn IN TErBET

CALCUTTA. April f-Dispatches
from Gyanze. Thibet say that the chi
nese have established n representative
council az t.hasa. the capital 81 Thfl,ct.
and prociuimed a republic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

Long Waists and Short Purse-Slinos.
For the woman whose wants are apt
to exceed her resources this vanity is
most comforting. for 1t enables her TO
bring a last years hat up-to-date by
adding such OF this years touches as
are adapted to its material. The best
and most expensive hats are simple in
outline and more simply trimmed. A
black tagal hat seen at Fifth Avenue
shop and priced at a figure prohibitive
TO any ordinary purse. had only
small facing OF royal blue velvet ana
a pair of blue velvet Mercury wings
on top OF the crown in front. The
crown was quite high and small ana
the faced rim turned up close as in
many OF the smartest new shapes. At
the same plskp a new spring Sailor"
was built Of black Marie silk with a
facing OF black straw. and had oily an
outstanding silk pompom at the side.
The crown was low and round, the
brim rolled all around and had slight
depressions at either side as IL the
matreial had been cut out. The hat
with silk upper and straw facings
Will be in excellent vogue for general
wear and almost any becoming shape
may be selected. An all white tafIeta
turban with big white wings is reck-
oned especially chic and girlish.
silk Tsilormades.
The silk tailormade is to be more
than ever worn. and is shown in more
variety OF material than heretofore.
TailOrmades now mean dresses quite
as much as two or three-piece suits.
For the right sort OF figure. the street
frock is ouch prettier than the suit,
but IN one has doubts as to suitability
or becomingness. II is better to choose
the suit. for coat helps wonderfully
10 conceal too stout or angular
hgure. Taffetas In plain and change
able colorings. Fables and serges and
a variety OF rough silk including the
new "Towellings' are all employed for
tailormade attire. The towellings
bear some slight resemblance TO the
material used for Turkish bath towels.
hence the name.
Cotton Rstlne.
Cotton weaves that more closely re.
semble the towels are known as
ratines. and are extensively used for
trimmings and for whole suits and
dresses that will appear when the
weather permits. Cotton CLEANLINESS
will also be much used
New Buttons.
Pearl buttons. white smoked or in
combination with pearl OF a different
color or with bone are very good
style. Crysta buttons and white
bone buttons are also popular. both
in ball form and In the fat style that
sews through. the latter having the
preference. Fancy buttonholes Of
white braid are much used with
these. 20 the vogue for white aces
SORES promises TO continue until fall
al least
Bags and Belts.
Rags with handles not 90 long na
| formerly. in leather. suede. and en-
I hroidored linen and Macrame lace are
ali smaller and bargain counters are
hcapcd with the fancy velvet and
tapestry c0ncoctlons that were seen
I everywhere during the Fau and win
Z tor which means ~ course that they
are passed.
asrus u-FEsr
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FoH.rnR 0ovEREoa
DIES nGAKuo sPEEcE

BIRMTNGHAM. Ala.. Anru wbus
epeahlng az local theatre tonight.
= .overnor s'rq-i~s -. Aycock. 81 North
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yrs 20 Al VINO
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own. had been imposed upon by
charlatans and frauds. who sold me all
sorts OF pills and appliances for en-
larging my bust. but which did me no
good whatever. i therefore determined
my unfortunate sisters should no longer
be robbed by those takers" and frauds
them.
The discovery OF the simple process
with which I enlarged my bust six
inches In thirty days was due solely to
lucky accident which I believe was
brought about by Divine Providence:
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and as Providence was so good to give
me the means to obtain a beautiful
bust. feel l should give my secret to
close two 2-cent stamps for reply. and
viii send you particulars free by return
post
/ Will positively guarantee that every
lauy can obtain a wonderful enlarge
ment in ner bust In thirty days time
and that she can easily use this process
In the privacy OF her own house with
out the knowledge OF anyone. Address
Margarette Merlain dept. i63O), ~
Great Portland street. London. w, Eng.