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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-16
,3ipei Rinoeslei1en
in etuem Hbsussfanal an 8. apenue
gefnnoen.

Gin grouiiger Sumo nur0e geItern
bon Den itdotiihen StraBenarbeIterH
5. @. 8rapiou, grutuS GQtion uHo
Charles gIQen geuoht. Die Ytdnner
Daren nit Der HeIntguna 0eS Selpers
an Der 8. Abe. uno 8ortb alien be-
ihafttgt, als lie gegen 1880 llhr ge-
tern Worgen Die 2ethe eine5 9teger=
bdbp5 in oem Ab3ugstandl fanoen.
Iie Holi3tlten Mrtgbt un0 0ettinger
Dur0en gerufen uno lieBen Die Neide
nah Der Worgue brtngen. 1as aino
mar nod 9lniiht 0es Goroners etlDn
einen Wtonat alt unO itnrb pabribein-
lid oes Sungertooes. Gie Seihe mics
teine duBeren WerfmaIe Don 8erpalt
allf.
Ginige Stunben ipGter fanoeu ole
ielben 4rbeiter in oemielbeu Ab5ugs'
fanol cine 3rpeite alnoeslethe. Gs
banoelte iid ebenfalls I'm Elm aeger'
babp, tpeIhes nah 9lnlityt oes Goro'
ners mebrere Dfonate ali mar, als es
ourd 8erbungern ieIneu 3oo faro
Grit .am 0onneritag par i'm sSIuIfG
am sSuBe Der Suolop StraBe Die Set
DIE zines DeiBen 4inoe5 gefunoer
moroen. 95m 2alfe Der lesten paal
8ohen iino riht Deniger pie ledJ:
ainoeSIeihen IN Derihieoenen IbeiIel
Der Staot gefunoen poroen pesball
Die annabme nahe liegt, oaB irgeno
no in Cincinnati cine iogenannt
rainoerfarm" betrieben miro, in mel
der cgngeln1aher" Die fleinen, inner
niinihten @eltbiirger Dem Slnger
tooe preisueben. 8oIi5ei uno Goronel
iino init eifrigen Rahforihungen be
ihGfttat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-16
9emtibes 1beater.
Cine srofe Cperetten>NoDifat o1ie
fenife Suianne", am Counting
ais Senefis fitr Jrl. slns
tpinette Hies.

Wm Sonntao fte6t pieber stne neue
Sperette Die teufde Guianne" bon
Sean GiIbert auf Dem programm Der
beutf6en 9ubne. 9as rei5enoe Mert
bat aegenpGrtig in DsutihlunD unO
Seiterrei9 einen gsrabe5u beiipieaofen
grfoIg gu per3ei6nen uno bunoerte
BON @uffiibrungen baben beretts Dor
ouspertauften Sduiern itattgefunben.
Cine Wteperbolung bon Die teui6e
SuIanne" in bieier Sation 1T ntht
msbr m0gli9 unb es iollte oaber Jttez
manb bic ein5iee auffiibrung oes gro@
ben neuen SperettenIhlagers peridu7
men, er tpiirDe ii6 um einen Der ee@
nuBrei6ften abenbe i'm 0eutf6en
3beotsr bringsn. Die 5anolung in
Die fsuide Suianne" lit 10 3iemli6
pas 5umorpoIfte uno &omiIhite, mas
in elmer Speretts geboten Deroen tann.
Der 3psite att Ipielt in oem bsriibms
ten gaGsaofaI .Woulin Rouge" in
Yoris, no es duberft luitig 3ugebt uno
no bic brolligiten 8ertpidelungen entz
iteben. Die bon bem iungen erfolgz
rei6en aOmponiIten Sean Gilbert
itammsnbe W2uiit III 10 priteInb uno
melooios, baB Iie bas publitum gleia
gefdnaen nitnmt. Die pielen Rums
msrn Der aompoiition fiuo idmmtlih
S6lager, bic ins DIR geben uno man
mirD mQfthe hiibiChe Wlelppfe nit uun
Sauie nebmen.
Die RpuenbeIeBung lift foIgenbe:
garon gonruo bss 2lubraig, gripatz
getehrter ...... SO. StIher=4
Oelpbine. feline 5rau .6eIene 8irgsr
;5aquelius ........ 6anIi Wtartini
5ubert ......... Jobann 5uerit
Geine atnoer.)
Rene goislureite, Geutndnt .........
....... ulri6 5aupt
9omarel, parTiim Jabritant ......
.R. 5iT6sr=artI6epsti
Sufanrs, feline Jrau, antoinstte Riss
Gbarsncep, pripatgelebrter .......
...,... y. WueQsrsTabricius
HoIs. isins Jrau -. 4manoa Blum
4lsris, Sberteuner .5reoi ambrogic
Gmils, giecolo .... .4nHis 8oebme,
Warietts, aammeriunsfer .....
.............-. 9rste 5erbe,
gioarsl ...--..... GsOrg 9erlat
| Gobet .............. WiIb. Bauer
gai[IaTon ............ 8eru Wopel
H,,,o lTIfe CY4r
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Dabr6eilsgelreus anSeigen Ole
9run0(age OOH Grfo(g.
Seithem bic SeitanStbcilc, peldle In
Rcrnua entbaltcn iiRS, befaHnt
limb, tpirO ieine Strait ale
Satarrh-Wittcl nne Stdr.
fmngsmlttel peritannen.

GpfumbHs, s.-Sie wiriiifeH Be-
itanotbeiIt, meld,s iH benz ppDui6riten oansmtts
tel III bcr getIt euthaitcn iiHb, Tnrnen benz @a'
blitum brtaWmt gtssbeH. 1ieiei psbeHtet cine
neus AsrG III Dsm ltunsueireu pDn pppniarsH
3anlieHs @lebi tincn--9C iit fabreme.
9srnua tntb6it nnter anocrsn 2aastn BplBen
Zeal, eia itbr tart amf bic edlIeimhents MIR
fenors Wiittel, Gsorpu. aamsn, cine ieitest
Wesijin ums RHiibertrsfffimes Gtsrfanasmitsri.
GMbebs, psrthuol beim 8uisn aetarrH nab Rie
reu. Huo aTaienlrioeu. Strtplpurj, Terthean
iiir bic 0crpsu, sd!cimbGutc iOtucbI ipis Isa.
ier'Hdjt arb tlnUCreanIiasfeit.
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Gterbli9fetf9beriht.

aatberine Ni,bling. 33, 1929 Golss
rain 2(p., Stlpinoiuht.
gliholds aitt, 76, 1922 Golerain
elp., Jnaueit in ShDebe.
-Robert 9dilep, 30. 972 Nepb:rIou
4p., 3udsrruhr.
Guftap 2eppsrt, q. 135 WsTt Wc.
Riten No., S6fpinoiuft.
Marp Shopper. 65, 2121 DinhsQ
4p., 3ubertulcis.
Sarab Wtilsr, so, 90 Warp Ctr,
2ungeneni3unbung.
Senrp SIbsnbid, 78. 4152 DitIsr
Strabe, 2ungensnt3iinbuns.
Qauline Qsiier, SO, 1872 QroDis
eence Strabe. Subtrtuioie.
gbarles 5rsrh, 81. 2348 Rsmper
Cane, 2unsensnt3inouns.
4bbie RouIs. 43, 746a WeWatin
4p., glutIturs.
Dilliam SsQins, 80, 104o 9!aos
itone 4p.. Ser3lsioen.
Nargaretbe eng,l, 76, 1921 Ront.
role 2lp., Breiisnbrono.
SoIspb 3abu, II, 5122 Cartilage
pite, aunssHsnt3iinouns.
SdspsItsr 5IOr.ntina (aatRrin'
gr.ifder). 80. Rosre Dame aloitsr.
Granoin Roab. Qungenent3iinoung.
Mi6ael giiis, As, 1014 Ridmonc
stroB.. Ri.r.nl,io.n.
Warsaret Sruf.. 81. 315 Delt
GrDnt Strabs, guugenent3iinouns.
Dolentin Nitolus. 66, 1914 Dor
man Sirabs, SsrSlsiben.
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Gcannts foniissirt.

Spn Ser 3uderlpaareuiabrif BON
9uhr, Giaif e 60. on Der 3neitcn
unb 8ace StraBe. puroen qeitern auf
8erunloiiuug Der 2Snipeftorlr tsrau
3bea gtfinion 3pei oSdiier BeaEltts
fon'is8irt, DIE angeblttl 10 aneeiobrr
ino nit Sdlntus rerlest poren, oab
ibre 9enubuug Die 8eiuuobeit ee.
fQhroete.
Serr Sronf 8iafi iproh ipGter per.
i0nlid i'm @clunobeitsamt Dor NIB
batte etne iehr erregte aon'eren5 nit
Dem @elunoheitsbeamten Or. 2auois,
in heren @erlauf er gdn5 entidtcoen
eegen Die geihIaanahma Der Geoauts
proteltirte, umb ihlicBlih, ais Or.
9anois ntht nafgab, nit elmer Gin
holtsbeieblsflage orobte 2Iud) oicie
Grobung bali nid)t lno Serr &iufF
oerlieB nld}t geraoc IN Der better
Stinmlmg bas @eiunSbeitson,t.
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zbdbelbrx9.
Sputraftor bel einem Stnrse id)iuer
OerleBt.

Dos Cpfer sinss gsfdbrli6en linz
fcQs puroe geitern MoreeH Der Gonz
traitor Soiepb Serbnr bon go. 2121
9ranoin Rodo, rpel6er auf benz Dafe
bes 5duies go. 2454 gestman Str.
Reparqturarbeiten Dornabm, ais oos
Dad plDBItt sinitir3te. Serbar fisl
topfiiber ouf bos Steinpfla'ter Dss
5ofes, mo er bstpuBtlos liegen blieb.
gr lpurbe T6lsuHigTt mad nem Seton
5oipitul gsbra6t, uno cine Inter
fu6ung ergob, bab sr ita einsn S6d.
beLbrud uno unbsre 8erIesungen 3ue
oeSogen bate. Sein 3ufanp 1T eth
iehr bebentIiher.
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@eiterer GIerf iar'S Sauamt.

Gas sSinnnSfomnittee oes Gtaot-
ratb9 miro am Iienltag Die Groinnns
eHlpfeblen0 etnberIhten, ialit ipeld)er
oem itdotiiden gnuiulpeftor Elm ipei-
terer Glerf 8uaaito;lAeu pirh 8Ield,s
3eitig miro ouh ole annabme Der Grs
oinan5 eiHpfohlen tperoen, Die eineBe,
lpilliaung BON $3.50 mir oas 8aiiamt
poriieht oarrit ein Sas oes staot-
plans. pie er bon oen 8eriiheriinss.
eeiellid)uften gebroudt lptro, nftges
fault meroen fann. gnuinlpeftor
Aupp erldlien perionlih Dor Dem
aommittee uuo lprah 5u 8ultiten hsr
Srolnau3eu.
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Ginbriidj.


MGbrsnb Der 4bfDeienbeit Der ga
mile brans.n einbrener burd siu
Seitenfsniier in bic Wchnune oes ).
g. Mortun, Ro. 342 AIbonpApenus.
ein. burfitobertsn oas 6aus pon obsn
bis gum aelier unD mod1ten rsibe
8euts. osren llmiuns iih ieood srit
Rof Der nobs beDoritebenben Riidtsbr
Der Gdmilie fsitfelen loHen fpiro. 2sss
teri iit ieit bem s. Jebruar pon Gin
einnoti obireisno. 4ls 1ruu Worsan
Druder. cine 8ertpanote. fih seitern
Wnrsen In bem Sauie einiteIIte. nm bic
msbnuns Su liiftsn. entbedte Tie ben
Ginbrun unb benuhrintists lofort Die
Acliasi.
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heHer ais ale aneertH.

perlanate 8cl0 brauht. Bleid3eitig
miro StootratbSclerf Gspn Dem SStt-
Qenieur reinen @ein itber Die 9lniif@
ten Der 4oumitteenitgIieoer iiber
9onoausgoben fiir 8c5ablung BON
R RcpQraturarb beiten cinid]enfeu.
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ssobn Sbpldnb, Der unter Ger an-
fIage oes Angriffs itano, puroe &C..
tern freigeiprohen.
Sallie Wbite, tpelhe ipesen o2oi.
tering" bonn Yoli5eigeriht noh oem
9lrbeitsbauie geihidt uoroen lit, bot
Elm Sabeas CORPUS 8erfabreu einee-
reidt, Inn ibre Jreilaiiung gu ertpir.
fen.
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Ams ben Oeri@tsb0fen.

StreifenSs Shubmader Der Wisad,.
tnns ses 8erid,ts beidniSist. -
Gbeid,eionnssidae. - Hranbitiiter
prrnrtbeiIt. - @eitere ariminal.
Sad)en. SdaSeneriat.ala -
lnh.Mngelesenbeifen - Der.
id,iebenes.
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Wa1 Gutopd.

Robinen uno getten fir bic bepor
Itebenbe Saiion Deroen iest beIegt GU
allen
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e5sraudlertt gGuiebruit aue edteufel. ssIs.
sarss, Sn6liagr Mup sintEsiS In 1 gfD ssah
ceH.
On. @stsItr, 3s3 @eN g. Mss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
ROOSEVELTERS
NOT UNITED
Conference With Colonel Stormy ono;
Many Urged Caution.

CHICAGO. June 19.-EsrIy this
morning the members Of the leaders
of the split Roosevelt forces were in
consultation with Mr.. Roosevelt in
his conference room at the Congress
hotel.
With Mr. Roosevelt. were Senator
l'iNon. clifford Piuchot. Francis J Heuey
aud utler leaders OF hts forces and
memebers OF the credentials committees
Who let the regular meeting % that
tpWmitf~ on the second walkout Mes
faEeS which came from the room iudi-
Gated that the conference was "a stormy
one and that many % Nj. Rpusevelts
aah"reuts were urging caution.
Congressman Wilson. uf chicago. n
member OF he Illinois delegation. in
sfIIrted for Roosevelt. came from tha
conference room. considerably ~pcrturbeI.
~ think they will come fo their senses
before long said Wilson. They are
beginning 20 realize that they cannot
play with nre without getting burned
ls fH't the trend ~ tire argument boa
there Do was asked
Yes that Is tine trend 90 the argu-
Wenf ~ many Who are there. Do. re-
piled Every one ~ taking caution
While fan conference. was 70 session.
forces had engaged Orchestra Iar| for "a
mass meeting no @ O'clock this maruiuE
and that colonel Wpp~-veIf wrs tl MAKE
a speech cation showed that
tho htu had been rented hut that mo
'ngt4rusrf a been cancelled twenty
minutes U'for" OIL" hour set for the
meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
Moundsv1Ils Briefs.

sheriff J.. r Alley is spendipr a fs-
lays AZ iarkersburg. on business.
MIS- W ". Webster will Ienve to-
gay Tor Chicago and I~ndiannafolis. on A
four weeks visit. ."
Mrs Walter Morris and daughter of
r~lttsbursh. are visiting Miss Fila Nc
days. ~ IF" " 'e"
Mrs NJ. /. Brstner and daughter left
SstetuaN morning, FOR Barberton. o,
"usfe theN viii visit Mrs. Robt. Whit
'eid Tor "A few days.
MISS Mable stephens. who underwent
IN operation at the Glendale Hospital.
=" lew lays ago, is improving nicely.
MIS- ) W. Meals and family left last
Nsnlns Tor pittsburgh, 20 visit friends
ana relatives. for a few DAYS.
MISS Trace Harris LETT Yesterday
morning Tor Harrisburg. Pa. TO trans
"'t business Tor several days.
MISS sylvia Seese. Of Washington
- - VIII arrive home to-day FOR a
three months vacation at her home hers
Miss Lou Riddle returned last even
ing from Steubenville. after VISITING
days. '' f"' ie"
a. Q. Bonar. who has been conaned ~
! Il home on Tomilson avenue. with
t'nslllis IL able 10 be about again.
FRANK LeFever was At Wheeling vss-
''rdaN Afternoon. transactinK husineSl.
The w. G T. Z. will meet this even-
US az seven O'Clock at the home OF
MS Emma Rogerson. on Ninth street.
me bargain shore store base moved
into the Hammond building across the
street from the old stand.
MIS-. u. r. Hood and family are vfsit-
N.g friends and relatives at Cambridge
o.. for a few days.
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BeuaIre Briefs

Misses Flora and Maude Dcvora
leff yesterday for Columts4 -u Join
their father. T.. ID. DeVore. Deputy
state M.ne INSPECTOR. who rs attend.
Ing the miners convention which rs
being hold a. that place 'h's week.
They Will be gone for about ton DAYS
Mr. and Mrs y r ZONES ~ Glove.
land whO have been visiting relatives
To This city. viii leave FOR BETHANY
to- spend the summer
One drunk faced the MAYOR vsaf.-
day morning and was fined 81 and
costs 8 man arrested for lettering
convinced tho Mayor that DO vas Just
loahng ON the streets. and was dis.
missed
Misses Marie and Losa Seal ~
Belmont street. have returned from
"a VISIT with relatives 90 UcaiIsviffp.
Nr and Mrs Charles Hrrdv. ~
Kansas. AFRO visiting relatives 'n This
city
John Graham and family. ~ sha
dyridn viii move 'o -rhr.ue bon tine
nesr future
T. e. walker. ~ Nrrfl Belmont
street has returned from a v.s't with
relatives a. N0rr.-foVu
Nra Paul Wagner ~ North rrf
ferson street. Ie sDrioue'v 900 with
pneumonia
Emil schmidt. ~ linton sfrrot has
boon called t1 Cincinnati hy tho so.
r.0ue Illness ~ pie daughter
Items ~ interest fnr This % NAV
Doc Ieff % mo city uo0k Store rr faI
rphoned fo tho reporter. Bell 7GfT
Nr and Nr7 W T.. bowman. %
Gravel 1851. have returned from a
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you go back 70 the convention hall
you will at once introduce a resolu-
ton that no one OF those fraudulently
seated delegates shall vote on any
question in the credentials committee
or in the convention
Don't lie down again II they beat
YOU by fraudulent votes. There is no
use in voting to cut out the fraudulent
votes and then being beaten by the
fraudulent votes and say you are very
sorry and go home. ! hope you will
the intake the position thai you de
cline longer TO submit 10 having any
delegates fraudulently seated allowed
TO sit as judges on their own case or
vote on the report OF the credentials
committee.
L hope you will refuse any long
er to recognize a majority thus com
posed as having n title in Law or
morals to be called a Republican
convention. We have by fair means
elected a clear majority OF the dele
gates and | hope that you will not
permit our opponents. having failed
by fair means. to beat you by foul
means and swindle the people out OF
the victory that they hav
II you are voted down | hope you.
the real and lawful majority OF the
convention. will organize as such. and
you will do IL II you have the courage
and loyalty TO your convictions. Let's
find out whether the Republican party
Is still the party OF the plain people.
the people OF the United States. or the
party OF the bosses and the profession
al politicians acting in the interests
OF special privileges.
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BRIDGEPORT

The program FOR the concert which
will BE- given az the West bridgeport
VI r church. is being arranged and
all ~ the numbers will be excellent.
The Luther League Of the Trinity
Lutheran church will meet This even
INK af the home ~ the Misses Her-ler
ON mo pike
Tuesday rIEhf. a large crowd which
we're about f1 witness the fight pic
lures in the opera house hall. we're
much disappointed.
Misses Mary Kali and Lucille Nc.
Emery. of Jhrichsyii'e. are visiting
local friends
Thomas Duncan will 20 20 Ralti
more 10 attend the Democratic ma.
tiou1l convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
EVELYN THAW
On the Stand at the Trial Of Harry
Ths~, Seeking Escape From
Mattewan.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. June 10
Evelyn Thaw. as witness 70 r the
state. in its effort TO keep her hus-
band. Harry X. Thaw IN the Mat
t'wan asylum. repeated In q crowded
court room this afternoon. her story
~ the series ~ sensations. which Gull
minated 900 Thaw's murder OF stan
ford white. Her testimony covered
h'r rciaflu1s with Thaw from the
time. ten wears ago. when he first
sought acquaintance with her A. "A
chorus Eirl Co the shooting Of white
on tho Madison square Garden roof.
she had not touched upon the later
mental condition 81 her husband
when rho hearing was adjourned I'M
90. tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
new PARTY
PREDICTED
GOV. JOHNSON SAYS THIRD PARTY
rs INEVITABLE.
Said Missouri Will Vote for HadIey
for the Presidency.

CHICAGO. Ill, June 1s.-Governor
reached the Florentine room
a few minutes after Mr.. Roosevelt had
concluded his address. Many were
leaving the room when Governor John
son entered. A score OF men seized
him and rushed him to a table. I'm.
mediately the room filled up again
with delegates.
Gov. johnson Talks.
Gentlemen" Gov. Johnson began
You have heard wat We are going
TO do tomorrow. We are going 10
stop dilly-dallying with this robbins
convention. We are going in there "a
fight and we are for tbs
blrth OF a new Republican party which
VIII nominate for President Theodore
Roosevelt"
And he will be elected" vas shout,
ed in chorus from the delegates.
As Governor Johnston proceeded
some n in the crowd shouted m.
name OF "Hadley," "Hadley! Had,
ley was the cry.
A mingled roar of cheers and Kisses
greeted this. but quiet was soon re
stored and Johnson proceeded.
New Party Inevitable.
This new party which is newt,
able viii be an honest party" he
continued, "a party that will moi
c~ountenance robbery. thievry and dis
honesty such as we have experienced
here"
The report was everywhere this
morning that the Missouri delegation
had decided to support Governor Had
ley for president. and would vote FOR
MIN on the first ballot. II was sal,
this decision included both the TafI
and Roosevelt members. and that the
delegation would cast IS votes for
Hadley. the governor himself. the
"bth member, voting as he sees Al.
The later was declared IN
true A caucus will be held on The
o OF the convention today.
The news OF Roosevelt's declara.
lion provoked a scene of wild disorder
IN the corridors OF the Congress hotel
Il crowd Of Taft delegates burst inc
a pandemonium Of cheers and sun,
Glory. Glory. Hallelujah," In ever
quarter the Taft people made no Sc
cret OF their citation. After l O'Clock
the racket was abated.
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II. Evans
Bridgeport, Ohio.

visit 'o DIS old home 90 Lexington.
ky
Miss Dorothy Bodi'liuu. 81 Wash
inrfnu. Pa i- visiting at The home
M David walker. 90 S~hadysida
Morton L"yl ~ Union street. is a
business visitor af Youngstown
Mr7 y o. ilr-aI. ~ this city. has
returned from a Welt with friends at
S'rYbruvIfs
Mics Helen Pickett. of aHrrison av.
orun. hhs recovered from 20 severe a..
tack ~ quIusv.
Mrs Elmer Irwin. Of Belmont. was
visiting friends Iu This city yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-20
TICKETS
(By q. 3

CHICAGO, June 2O.-4 a. m.-with
the Roosevelt forces boiling the CON
vention every indication points to two
tickets.
The Roosevelt forces attended a
meeting held at an early hour this
morning at the Congress Hotel and
the colonel urged his delegation to
jump.
He made an address that lasted over
one-half hour.
The West Virginia delegation decid-
ed 10 bolt the convention.
Indications are that Taft will be
the regular nominee this afternoon.
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OUT OF RACE
Justice Pftnoy Not Seeking Presidential
Honors; VIII Stay on
Bench.

MOREGSTOWN. y D.. June ia-Tha
name OF Justice FItney. o. tho United
yates supreme curt. AZ "a compromise
Republican candidate Tor President was
suggested 10y speakers here last nigut
az a reception 90 the Justice.
] am thankful FOR -. position 7 now
have. said the Justice y am seeking
no other In fact Z believe the President
would rather no wearing the gown to-
niFht Than holding the position ne now
has. ] hope some DAY He will return to
Tho supreme court bench. where tho
country Dan ave the benefit ~ his er-
per.ence FOR be is a great man and a
great lawyer"
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Annual Session onena

The Women's Missionary Society
Of the ST. Johns Chassis % the First
Reformed church opened It's hfth an
nual session in the First Reformed
church In this city Yesterday after.
noon. and many delegates we're In at.
tendance. \ special service was held
last night, and Rev. O C. Herbrecht
delivered an Interesting address on
INC Responsiveness Of the Fielh"
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REFUSES To
JOIN BOLT

CHICAGO. Ill. June go am
Several Of the leaders OF the progress
sive states tonight declared they
would not bolt.
North Dakota will remain regular
and will not bolt the convention.
said Senator Granna tonight" and
have seen several delegates from
Wisconsin and have been assured
that they will stay in the convention.
Senator Kenyon said: The ten
Cummins delegates from Iowa will not
bolt"
A man who is close 10 Roosevelt
this morning declared that Roosevelt
could o control more than 200 dele
gates on a ballot
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EFFECT ROOSEVELT TO WEED
PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS

NEW YORK June 1q-tt is
here that the Roosevelt h-eaduuartera on
The tvenfv-faurth floor ~ the Nefror1--
tan tower. viii remain open ronfaI.s-
gurlv nufl after the November election.
JalEc Charles ~ rueil. chief ~ the Naw
lofk EooFeveit leaders. ts In chicago.
but le has left "a small office force be-
lind tn attend % routine business
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MONUMENTS

Yo1 viii saw dollars by getting my
prices.
a postal card or either phone viii
bring fD % my latest designs
] employ no agents and will save
you 'h".r commission on any work
Won should Nant-
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s. meeting OF fHr executive rom.
mfffr" uf 'na American BOY club
was held yesterday afternoon .n rho
r'" ~ Charles Dickens. ou Belmont
ffrrr'. and arrangements wore com.
plotted FOR holding tho annual reunion
aUl lHfgIf' Tho banquet 0IT Doc
held i0 fho parish rooms OF tho Trim.
Ifv Episcopal church. Thuraday
evening. TIo "a
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GEORGE HE'LL
The Quality Meat Market.
WARN.

Just thu kind Of weather YOU don't
like to cook. No doubt you have 20
stand over "A hot fire cooking these
no. days. Let us help you out Just
you OF our ability To serve YOU with
the finest line OF cold meats hand
led anywhere. such as cooked
Tongue. Dried Reef. Veal Loaf.
Cooked Ham, Corne Beef. 10
logna. Potted Meats. Cooked Pork
Tenderloin. Blood Pudding. Press
ed Ham. Head Cheese. Liver Pud-
ding. Metworst and Cerevelat
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Work MIN q. n.nmn.A

Work on the new Zweig building in
the course Of construction at the cor
ner Of Belmont street and Central
avenue. will he resumed. the steel
material having arrived. The ron.
tractors were required 10 suspend Cd
%erations for several weeks on account
OF the steel not being here.
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conaItlon Mueh Inprou,d.

According 10 the attending phvsl-
clan. Nike Bennett. the man who sus-
tained a fracture Of the right leg and
other serious injuries WHEN caught
under q fall Of stone 10 mo Rail y
River mine on Tuesday. Is much i'm
nrnNad