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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-27
WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH
SOUR CREAM

F"r cuk" with sour cream SIT "a
t't~uuuuful of Soda several times with
three cuVfuls ur pu. f-ut and half oT
pastry Hour Cream half o. cupful of
butter and sugar ami Eolke uf four egg
nu. after mixing them 200 smooth
paste ~flr lu uus ruUful and 30 quarter uf
t'It cream. lnIU"r.I. boar mot stall.
60 HluaIr .f'r fhir mixture into the sift.
'I Nunr rUI Soda. them fold 100 fus
whites OF tI' -rE~ beaten tii stiT E3k.
.f r"uui ruu, pam
Philadelphia Cream Cheese
~ Nsr" HuH BIAS large UItrf.ft -
su4r cream uu hand tho best and most
s.'uumirIi use uf 10 I- Ir the mhkIr.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-27
pepartmrnt OF Mnslo

The old "Wednesday Afternoon Nu-
steal club. under the new name Of the
Department az Music Of tho Woman's
club. will give ;heir recital In the 4.
%. T.. ". rooms This Afternoon at g
O'Clock The club members ara all
welcome and the public will be adj
mittcd on the payment Of "a small fee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-27

TT70 W0T"0me rIfT aud MOI 4 UarcUar7y com
Good reference books. such as dictionary an en-
cyropediI. thesaurus. book OF Classical reference.
or OF quotations make wedding gifts for which the
cpients will probably be grateful f1 son every time
they consult them
Pictures ar" beautiful. rIft but frne daugeroua
However. II sou 30 o. class picture store. and
trust yourself to an intelligent clerk and toll him
rich ont something Safe. you can't 90 very asfray
You may DOB. select one OF Tho brides f1torr- bur
you won't got picture Chat will he baui-hrd fo rho
-.ur" room and he brought 1If only for tuur Visit
Some Kind of mirror. triple toilet mirror rr one
uf those quaint. o.dtashloued lif ansrs makes very
acceptable gIff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-27

THE he Of
the the
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of tho I'm
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the o the
10 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-27

N0t M eHTIU TINErT" IIF0 eIUT 0TNa N
an their Salad dressing. tuf those who
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-25


Fargo, N. D.-Following two
weeks of steady rain the first
snow of the esason partly. cover
ed Dakota, Montana and Western
Minnesota.
Des Moines, Ia.-Strike of 500
union teamsters threatened to-
day. Announce they will walk
out in two or three days. Want
shorter hours and more money.
Detroit, Mich.-"T tuberculosis
has cost society over one million
dollars on the present male popu-
lation between the ages of 20 and
90, by curtai1ing the productive
years of workingmen." State
1nent made before convention of
American Hospital Association
here.
Madison, Wis.-Funeral of
Henry Gasson, former sergeant
alarms of the House of Repre-
sentatives, will be held tomorrow.
Big military men and state off
Gals will attend the burial.
Lincoln, Neb.-C Colorado State
Veterinarian, as a precaution
against meningitis of horses, has
ordered that no circus showing in
Nebraska be allowed to enter
Colorado.
Richmond, Ind Resolution to
compel ex-senator A. Beyer-
idge, Progressive candidate for
governor, to have a Detroit to-
bacco firm remove his name and
pictures from cigar made there
was introduced at today's session
Of the Indiana F. of L.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-25

ROM ALL OHEk
marines ordered to Santo Do
mingo.
Philadelphia.-Joseph D. Wild
ener, traction magnate, under
went successful operation for APP
pendicitis.
New York.-Mabel Hite, ac-
tress wife of Mike Donlin, who
was reported dying recently, is
recovering. Gives credit to Chris
tan Science.
London.-Lord Kitchener, who
left London for Paris last night,
received warning that he might
be killed.
New Haven, Conn.-Branch of
postal savings bank established
at Yale University.
Rome. with Turkey so
far has cost Italian government
just $8O,OO0,O00.' Has lasted year.
Milwaukee. = Mayor Bading
called meeting of all civic socie-
ties to boost Vanderbilt Cup races
October 2, 3 and S.
Bob Burman and Joe Koran,
Benz drivers, arrived today.
Sacramento, Cal.-Acting Gov.
Wallace has appointed Judge w.
M. Conley, MADEIRA, to preside at
second trial of Clarence barrow.
Case will probably open in Los
Angeles October II.
Detroit, Mich.-Judge Jefries
will allow testimony of Detective
Brennan and his dealings after
July l with II aldermen, accused
Of orro ftir1or and z p Ccbra;+ar-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
VINE ARE INJURED;
SCORES |MPER|LED
Famous Old Gibson House of
Cincinnati Now a Mass
Of Ruins.

CINCINNATI, Dec. ll.-Firemen
were today still playing water on the
smoulderiug ruins OF the Gibson hotel,
the Rendigs gs-Lothmann department
store, ". l.. Douglas Shoe company
and the upper ten stories of the sew
enteenstory Union Trust building,
which were wrecked by fire last
night.
The FIRE meDaced the heart Of Gin
cinnati downtown district and losses
estimated at from 100000 TO 81 ,000,-
600 were suffered. So far as known,
there was no loss of life, but niue per.
sons are reported injured, mono So
riously.
Scores of persons wero imperiled,
but heroic work by volunteer rcscuers
saved them. Forty-five scrubwomen
were in the Union Trust building when
the fire started and score Of these
were prisoners Of the flames until res.
cued by elevator men, who ran the ele-
vators through the fire and smoke. All
guests of the Gibson hotel arc believed
TO have escaped. They were notified
Of the fire in ample time,
The fire WAS discovered in the false
work of the now portion Of the Gibson
hotel IN the rear Of tho building, which
had been partially torn away to permit
Of reconstruction.
The fire spread with remarkable
rapidity and in few minutes attacked
the wooden wall built along the back
of the Gibson hotel proper. From
there it spread to the Rendigs 10th
mann building and then to the Union
Trust building and adjoining stores.
The Gibson house management esti-
mates it's loss at $350,00O; Repdigs-
Lothmanu, 100000 Douglas Shoe
company, $4,000; Missouri Pacific
railroad office, $4,000. Union Trust
building, 100000. The contents OF
numerous offices in the Union Trust
building wcro destroyed, and this may
bring the damape up 10 81 100000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
.LA|VD|S WOULD NOT
COMPOUND FELONY
Federal Judge SneerS al AL
legged Action of MacVeagh
in Oleomargarine Case.

CHICAGO. Dec. IA difference be-
tween Judge Lands and officials of the
treasury department at Washington de-
yelopcd today in regard TO the inyes;i-
CATION begun here by the federal gra nd
Jury as 20 alleged violations OF the in
ternai revenue Law by olcomargarlne
manufacturers.
When Judge Lands learned { hat gov
ernment officials at Washington had been
negotiating with the oeomargarine man
ufaCturcrs for some time as To Compro-
missing back taxes aggregating Sl,oll, uOO
hy the payment of 100000 he made the
following statement:
Congress In It's wisdom has given the
secretary Of the treasury and the COM
missioner of the internal revenue the
legal authority To make such compro-
mise II they want TO compound a lel-
opy and compromise at cents on the
dollar they have the legal right TO 40
so I can sav no more g TO my 0tti-
tude in the matter except is may
lc inferred from this statement
1t was at Judge lands suggestion tnat
the recent Investigation was begun by
District Attorney Wilkersor. The oleo-
margarine manufacturers said TO be IN
volvcd IN the inquiry are Armour q Co.
w, Mcx,ey & Co. and a subsidiary or
the National Packing company. recently
dissolved WIN
Eerson Viii call no further Witnesses untll
Washington decides whot er the dispute
Is to be settled BY compromise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Sent Clipping as News.

Knowing ,hat man called j. b.
Bryce ana others called Schmidt and
Caplan were being sought on the Pacific
coast, Sun that Omaha explosion caused
you 10 make no investigation and you
sent the clipping merely IA matter OF
news. did you?'' asked Mr. Miller.
II did not know much about who was
The clipping merely as news" said
Painter,
Painter said tina: about thirty days
before the last explosion Mcnamara
wrote him. you know you can, tell
much in letters. but you know If | can
do anything | will be on the iob." Nc
Nanara was arrested the month after the
explosion,
John II. Bary OF ST. Louis testified that
as a member OF tire executive board OF
the iron workers international union he
audited the accounts OF Mcnamara. the
secretary. but ne denied knowing that
any OF the funds were used for dynamit-
Ing. He said he visited Steubenvillc, O,
before an explosion took place there In
| June. 1902. and he went 10 Cincinnati /,
where ne talked TO Edward Clark now a
confessed drnnmiteg, about union condi-
| tions In Cincinnati. but he asserted he
Knew nothing OF any proposed cxplo =
| sioDS
Or,ie f. Mechanical has confessed that
| he caused the Omaha cXplnsion.
| William H. QnlZlev Of Detroit OF the
| International Association OF Carpentcrs
and J"iners. who today was held TO the
| federal grand jury on the charge that
| he committed "willfur and malicious per
| fury" as witness for The defense later
was released on $4,000 bond
Dnigsey Is not a defendant az the
! trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

any knowledge as TO his guilt or nno-
cence."
Il believed so then
DO You believe now that they had
ihat knowledge them" asked Judge An
dcrson.
mo. J don't now believe they did
Cunnane said he did not oppose Nc
Namars's re-eiection as secretary at the
iron workers convention in September.
1911. while Mcnamara Was In jail. He
also testified he received "A letter from
Ryan saying IN reference TO members
OF the National Erectors association. You
are 10 use the funds in any manner that
VIII delay or add To the cost OF the
work but he denied that IL implied
the use OF violence
Frank X. Painter OF Omaha testified
that sixty days before an explosion IN
Omaha on July II 1910. lie wrote To Nc
Namara that there are no police within
ten blocks of the job and that soon after
the explosion he sent Mcnamara Il news
paper clipping giving account or II.
After another explosion In omaha on
MARCH, -. 1911. six months after the Los
Angeles Times building was blown up.
ho testified he sent another newspaper
account
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
EXPLAINS CAUSE OF
DEFECTIVE CHILDREN

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE large
number OF feeble minded children today
is the direct result OF tho ovcrwork and
overstrain to which the mothers arc sub
jccted in the factories.
This Is the conclusion reached by Or,
Max Schlapp, head OF bureau which
was esta blished by the New York de-
partmenl Of charities year ago for the
study Of defective children Or. Schlapp'
report OF his frs; years work shows that
he has studied 500 cases and found tilat
jn a ma iori,y OF cases the mother OF the
child was physically and mentally unfit
because she was an industrial slave
"Ten years In industry. he says, ruins
q woman for marriage physically ana
mentally.
IL do not mean that every woman who
works in a factory has defective chill
drcn. In some factories the women
workers; have decent conditions and req
honahlc hours. but these are teW.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
he Remedy for
A Backward Child
nue it for only a brief
iod and the good results
will surprise you,

Nv state OF the general health is
e accepted cause Of backward
children. So i'll the case of Il
ard child it is best 10 look to-
buildipg up its health 1t will
be found that the main trouble
he food, in lack of assimilation
Kestiop. Hence care should be
n the kind Of food given TO the
This. with plenty Of air aud ex-
sbould bring about a change for
td the condition Of the bowels,
- whether the waste is being
of or not, or whether it is
passed too freely. IL either con.
prevails give a small dose of that
OF all laxative tonics, DR.. Cald-
Syrup Pcpsin. Thousands Of
will testify To ;he wonders it
'ought in the lives OF their own
~ and for that reason leGions
HES like those of the mother of
Adison Spence. Reeds Springs,
Id Mr., a. i. Carmichael, Arras,
r never without it in the house.
Neasant to the taste and SO per.
1afe that it is given to infants,
is equally effective for grown
a II druggists sell 1t and the
onlv iiftv cents and one dollar
the latter for families who
reeularlv.
PeDsin has no equal as a cure
nstlDntion, INDIGESTION. bilious
fhdachrs. sonr stomach. gas on
mach. liver troubl" and kindred
pts. II has so mnnv ADVANTAGES
jQse who once psn il forever afte~
cathartirs. salts. nils and othor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
red His Mind.

you believe after Mcnamara was
10 California and charged with
and before he pleaded guilty to
Llng that Ryan and Hoclsin had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
HYDE WILL GIVE BAIL
PENDING AN APPEAL

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Charles H..
Hyde. former city chamberlain, con-
victed Of bribery in connection with the
manipulation of city funds, was seu-
fenced by Justice Goff today to serve
not more than three years and six
months and not less than two years in
states prison.
The Justice, however, granted a GER
tifcate Of reasonable doubt and issued a
stay of execution, agreeing to admit the
prisoner to $4,000 bail, pending argu-
ment Of his appeal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
JUDGE LOVETT CALLS
AT THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Dec, ll.--Kobert S.
Lovett head of the Hartman railroads,
and Maxwell Dvaris. chief counsel. con-
ferred with President Taft and Attorney
General Wickersham carly today at the
white house about the supreme court de-
cision dissolvinG the Union Pacific merger.
The railroad men, with Attorney Cen
cral WicSersham, went to The white
house proper. avoiding the executive
offices, and met the president after break
fast. IL was said the railroad men sub
!nittcd to the president and attorney gem
gauization OF the railroad properties In
accordance with the supreme courts de-
Crp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

coarse remedies, for they arc seldom
advisable and should never be given
TO children.
If no member of your family has ever
used Syrup Pepsin and YOU would like
to make a personal trial Of it before
buying it in the regular way of drug
INST, send your address postal will
do--to DR.. ". B. Caldwell, 4l5 Wash
ington ST.. Monticello, H., and free
sample bottle will he mailed you Re
suits arc always guaranteed or money
will be refunded. advertisement. }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
! 4NGED HIS MIND
THE ARRESTS
Ndael j. Cunnane of Phila-
F'lbia Tells Of Connection
NTH Iron Workers.
bURY Is CHARGED
I'm H. Quigley of De-
llt Accused of Swearing
Falsely at Trial.

4NAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. lin
h 10 whether John J. Mcnamara
tIs arrest and before he pleaded
No causing explosions. vas Known
kldent Frank NJ. Ryan and other
u OF the iron workers union vas
By the government In It's cross
mfion of defendants at the 'dyua-
trial today.
nei ], Cunnanc Of Philadelphia tes-
IL took part In a public demon
h managed by labor unions in
I|phIa az a protest against Nc
fs arrest and then no assisted
INK 500. 900 defense fund for the
ARA brothers. He also said he
Icttcrs 10 j. J. Mcnamara after
|fer Was confined In jail In Los
l. He said he WAS unable To re-
contents OF this correspondence,
would send to Philadelphia and
the letters In court.
you make any investigation OF
Dorts from President Ryan and
[ Hockin that Mcnamara was kid
Ind that the prosecution was a
b BY the authorities asked Dis
Miller.
new only what learned from
nd Hockin," answered Cunnane
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Unimpeachable.

IF YOU were to see the unequaled
volume of unimpcachable testimony in
favor of Hood Is Sarsaparilla, you
would upbraid yourself for so long de-
laying to take this effective Alternative
aud tonic medicine for that blood dis
ease from which you arc suffering
1t oradicates scrofula and all other
humors and cures all their inward and
outward effects.
Take Hood g, advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Fnils q Foul Plot.

When a shameful plot exists between
liver and bowels to cause distress by re-
fusing to act, take DR., Kings New Life
Pills. and end such abuse of your sys-
tenn. They gently compel ri ight action
store your health nnd all good feelings.
25c at Schramm Johnson, drugs.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Murder at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. u.--An unidentified
man was shot through the head and In
stantly killed near death corner In the
north side Italian quarter early this morn
Ing. The latest victim was laporer
and was hurrying TO his work when two
men ran up behind him and one fired two
bullets into his head. The ASSISTANTS
fled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12

We wish TO cnll your attention to
the fact that most Infectious diseases
such as whooping cough. diphthoria and
scarlet fever are contracted when the
child has a cold. Chamberlain IS Cough
Remedy will quickly cure cold and
greatly lessen the danger Of contracting
these diseases This remedy is famous
opium or other narcotic and may be
given TO a child with implicit canfi-
dence. Sold by ali dealers.
(AdvsrtiacmenU
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
More Time Allowed.

WASHINGTON. Dec, 1l,-E1tensIon Of
the time for completing the Alas North
ern railway. formerly the Alaska Central.
was provided In n bill introduced by Rep
resentatlve Humphrey OF Washington yes
terday, The measure would extend the
time for filing maps OF the road, Its
brancheg, grounds and terminals for three
years longer and for completing the line
until two years after the filing OF the
mapg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-12
Indian White Shaver.

PIERRE. ;. D. Dec. li.-Joseph Two
Bear an Indian was arrested yesterday
under the federal white slave act cha rgcd
with bringing Miss Virginia Brown, a
white girl. from Devils Lake To The
Cheyenne river Indian reservation
The Washington herald., 1912-08-11
Ham, Champagne Sauce.

Procure three slices ham. cut cross
wise. OF three-quarters pound each. trim
on the skin all around. slightly fatten
them, season with half teaspoon white
pepper; heat two tablespoons melted but
ter in a spider. arrange the slices of ham
one beside another; nicely fry eight min
utes on each side; arrange on a hot dish.
remove fat from spider or pan (saving It
for frying purposes), pour a champagne
sauce in -a<e pan. mix well at bottom
so as to retain favor OF the ham and
boil five minutes; pour sauce over ham
and serve. Sauce: Two tablespoons hot
butter, three tablespoons flour. one-quar-
ter teaspoon salt. dash pepper one and
one-half cups stock: cook butter, flour
and seasoning until brown. stirring con-
add stock. a little at a time
stirring constantly. then one cup Ameri-
can champagne (splits) or white wine.
me teaspoon sugar, three cloves, three
pepper corns. or one teaspoon sweet red
peppers mixed.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-11
LITTLE TIPS ABOUT THE
EARLY FALL FASHIONS

fects are kept extremely fiat and the
good old rule of "once-and-a-half''f for a
ruffie measurement no longer holds good:
the rufile is merely "eased" into the space
It is to adorn, so that there will be not
the slightest effect Of ungainly bouffancy.
Sometimes. also. weights are adroitly in
troduced, under the ruffies and in the
skirt itself. to accentuate the clinging,
nonbouffant effect.
Stocking of Yelling,
The yelling stocking is still sufficiently
novel to make heads turn and eyes stare.
especially eyes masculine. At a little dis
tance the woman wearing stockings
seems to have on no stockings at all
for there Is an unmistakable baroness
about bare ankles which even nesh-col-
ored stockings do not exactly initiate.
When you are near enough to the ankles
In question to see fine hair lines OF thread
yelling. you can see the stockings-not
before. These yelling stockings are worn
with pumps and buttoned oxfords OF
white buckskin. and sometimes with
black satin OF patent footwear TO IN
crease the sensational effect.
Very shadowy and transparent are the
glove silk negligees affected by fashion
ables now. These negligees are merely
trailing straight-cut slips of glove silk
like the silk which goes into the long.
soft embroidered silk gloves-and as they
are worn without corsets and over COM
bination garments of the same glove silk
texture. the classic and clinging effect
is very marked. indeed. A little real
Cluny or Mechlin lace trims the negligee
at throat and wrists.
The woman who travels much realizes
that smart. good-looking luggage will
attention and service from all
along the route. and sacrifices
of elegance In her gown and
hat in order to have q modern trunk.
bag. suitcase, and umbrella
Leather belongings of good quality and
hish-class style always mark the we'll
dressed woman and shabby shapeless lug
gage would no more be tolerated by the
fastidious woman than buttoned boots or
slippers past their pristine fresh-
ness and smartns2
The Washington herald., 1912-08-11
By JULIA CHANDLER MANI.

When we get right down to the heart
Of the matter It will be found that It
is because Of woman's wonderful ma
ternal instinct that both Eastern and
Western Hemispheres are coming more
and more to believe that she should be
charged with the uplift Of the State, ex-
tending her mother love like a protecting
wing over things political. even as she
does over the dear home nest which she
has made so wonderful and SO beautiful
a place. with so far-reaching influence.
The NIaharani Of Baroda, who. with the
Begun Of Bhopal. stands for the most
advanced ideas Of the women Of the East.
has this to say about the matter:
Sacred as are the duties OF mother
hood II Is growing more and more ap-
parent every day that the worthiest
mothers are those who take beneath their
protecting care, not only their imme-
diate family. but that larger family of
the state, and who feel II their duty TO
act as true parents In endeavoring to
redress any wrong they see in the world
around them.
She Holds Hope OF the Future.
Just as the true mother in her family
will suffer no injustice TO continue that
great public family. the nation. should
let no abuse continue that she can pos
sibiy help to remove. Thus. there may
arise, in time. a race Of happy. healthy.
useful. hopeful human beings who will
each in turn leave the world little
better than they found 1t.
TN this sphere Of unselfsh labor for
the good Of the community. and especi-
ally for their poorer sisters. the keener
sympathy, the swifter intuition, the
higher moral sense which most women
possess will find their compliment IN the
broader outlook, firmer purpose and
deeper insight of the man. and the CO.
operation. not antagonism, of the sexes
will be enlisted to further that increas-
ing purpose which surely runs through
out Gods whole creation"
This tribute, which comes to US from
the far East, has been proven well de-
served by the woman who possesses
the real qualities OF true motherhood.