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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Bridgeport Briefs

ne Boys Brigade held a well AZ.
tended meeting last evening.
br. Higgins is fitting up Two rooms
IN the Higgins building for his of.
fee 'S VI
Mrs. Adam Moore. OF West Wheel.
ing is reported seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Graeb are rho
yesterday e''
MISS Jennie Juimby has gone TO
Coiuin bus. where she viii take charge
OF hospital Tor few weeks
u. II. Beck has gone back in the
county on business.
=. { Hcinlein has gone back in the
S'dt" Tor "A few days business trim
~ Is likely that Proprietor Harry
selIS. or N" Sells hotel. will have an
op, lIng In the near future.
The funeral services OF Clara E,ox
inc twelve-year-old daughter OF Nr
ana Mrs. Edward Fox. were held ves.
terday and in'crment was made in
me Micksitc cemetery
carl McFadden. Of Pataliska. @
is visiting local friends.
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has been made out:
Monday. Ian. 20.

monday. Jan. 20.
OHIO VS.. Ernest Harpcr-carrying
concealed weapons
Ohio vs Arthur Robinson-abandon
ing legitimate child.
ohio VS.. John Campbell-selIins
liquor.
Ohio vs. John CampbeIl-aIiowins
minor TO play pool
Ohio vs.. Lewis Boston-furnishing
liquor to n drunkard.
Ohio ". George Seidwttz-selling
liquor
ohio W.. Clarence Notwithstanding
legitimate child.
ohio vs.. Frank Zajas-assault and
battery.
Tuesday.
OHIO ~. Jack Mullen-burglary.
Ohio W.. Trueman Duncan-remov-
Ing railroad property
Wednesday.
OHIO vs.. John Kelley and John Car
rison-burglary.
Ohio vs.. John Herbert-criminal
ohio VS.. Robert Darrah-assault and
battery.
Thursday.
ohio w. William Merrill-burglary
ohio vs.. vladimir Knezevich-larc-
eny.
William Ray W. Local Union No.
Thomas Jacltley vs.. Isaac Blum and
others.
Monday.
Cassie Crisswcll vs.. Thomas How
lev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs, Margaret Boudin Is seriously
III al her home on Main street.
tn" Maids and Matrons will be on.
ter'ained tomorrow afternoon az tho
home Of Mrs Alex Dixon on Fourth
street.
Edward McGlumphy. OF Canton. is
in town visiting Old friends.
Dr Charles Shreve has gone IN
Columbus 10 attend a meeting of the
Ohio state Veterinarian association
r. &. Heslop is confined 10 his
home on North Fifth street i'll.
The Martins Ferry Whist club wos
pleasantly entertained yesterday AZ
,"rhoon at the home Of Mrs Albert
Friedman in the Reynolds fats.
large crowd of young people on
1oyed fine coastinE on various tracks
last evening
James MiskeIl viii go 10 PhiIadel.
pnia today 10 visit his sister.
The Belmont county druggists Will
meet This afternoon I'm the rooms Of the
Commercial association. and several
papers will be- read
james Mitchell has been selected
ne clerk for director 81 Safety J. W
Burns
n" Camp R"s' Whist club will 10
entertained this afternoon al the
how" az Mrs Dr lack Johns ON
E-na 'Nav street
Mrs car. NcGrow has returned IN
N'- t'm" in ChaffarooFa. Tenn. AZ
Top ftr'" week. VIE with local
4f.i.-
f".s ro'- a.r t" p. rho s.sr
h'f" on Sunday .t...-r fn deliver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17

dered nice oyster supper at n farm
house out in the country. to be ready
Tor them on their arrival last evening.
The party had gotten as far as Fair.
view. when they encountered some
very large drifts of snow. and tho
weather being near the zero mark.
wereabout all In. when they came to
the nearest farm house and awoke tho
people from their slumber. where they
were given shelter for the night.
When daylight came they started
home and arrived In the city az |
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Their
oyster super is still in waiting for
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Case Dismissed.

The case of Ohio against John Cas-.
trian. on charge OF granddaughter. in
connection with the death OF Louis
Honek. who was killed by a fall of
stone In the Pultney mine last Friday
came up for preliminary hearing be-
fore Squire ]. W. Morrell yesterday
afternoon. No evidence was intro
ducd 10 hold Castrian for further ex.
animation and the case was dismissed
The charge was brought by DR.. c. b.
Messerly. coroner OF Belmont county.
II being alleged that the mine was i'm.
properly timbered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
MARTINS FERRY
N0es' woman Painfully Burned
When Putting cerA toto Car
bolie Acid Bottle.

Mrs Fred Obcrdick was painfully
n"rliei Yesterday afternoon al her
mono on Vine street by Carhoiic ACID
.NH' was putting cork iuto ft.
n"'''c ana acc.i"n'iy pushed .t INTO
'h" huid Part a. fh" contents nev
nv" her iac". causing llrt- ah..4
i"r ''in" were Thought fo -. s--i,l
1T N"--"fty was called and STATED
'i'"' VIA" Nri Iau'.L boo did r5t
consider The burns --rio..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
INSTRUMENTATION Funeral

The funeral OF the late John r
Heatherington. will be held this after
noon AZ = o'cloik. Services will be
held in the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
George Pracht. on Twenty-rifth street
In charge OF Rev J. y. Scholes. pastor
of The Christian church. Intermcnt
Will be in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Siei9hlnq Party.

A party OF young people will go on
sleigh ride this evening as far as
the Wayside Inn At Colerain. where
they Will stop for a fine supper OF
chicken and waffles. The following
VIII make up the party: Misses
Eunice Jones. Margaret GatchelI.
Rachael Gatchell, Hazel Eifer and
Beryl Nelly. and Messrs. Albert Sea
bright. Chester Holly. Kenneth Perry.
John Sauters and Harold ScheehIe
Miss Mary Woods will chaperone the
party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17

William Roy and William Apple
garth. OF the miners. have returned
from the international convention OF
the miners which is in session at In
dianapolis. They will return. how.
ever. at The end Of the week. and are
nj present attending TO the affairs OF
the sub district Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Had 70 BE Shot.

Officer Rothermund was called 70
the stable of Charles Otte yesterday
10 shoot 4 horse which had been in
tured some time ago. The horse had
caught its foot in railroad crossing
and about half OF the hoof was torn
on. Blood poison set in and the ami
NAL had to be killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Settled Out OF Court.

The case Of T. G. Ayers. admins
traitor for the estate OF shannon Kidd.
against the y. 4 o. Coal Company.
when was 10 have been brought up
IN common pleas court yesterday. was
settled out OF court. the company
agreeing TO pay the estate 81 900. the
costs TO be- paid from the amount.
hidd was electrocuted in the Barton
mine OF the company. about two years
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
House Ouarantined

The house in which several local
people supposed that there was a case
OF smallpox. was quarantined yester.
day by the health officer. The ply
sicians were not quite sure whether
me case was smallpox or chickenpox.
but the house was quarantined TO be
on the safe side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Special Class Meeting.

There VIII he spcclal meeting ~
Class No. -. AZ the First Vi. =.
church. on Thursday evening AZ 30
O'Clock. AZ tho home o. George Dun.
lap. AZ No 1902 Harrison street for
the election 81 officers and The in
stailation OF nov members for The
ensuing wear. \ fun attendance IS
desired by IN" teacher
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Funeral Services Today.

Funeral services over the remains
or Miss Maude Rice. who died in
Haskins hospital. Wheeling. Monday.
will be- held in the home. 1855 Belmont
street. al y. m. today Rev. \. T.
Foster. Of thc South Beilaire VI. =.
church. will officiate and interment
will be- in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Two Games Friday.

Games have been arranged by the
management OF the high school basket
ball teams for Friday evening in the
Armory hall. with the first and second
teams OF Shadyside high school. The
Shadyside boys have improved won
derfully during the past two seasons.
and should give the locals n chase for
the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Giee Club Oroanlxed.

The high school glee club was or
ganized yesterday afternoon with
about 20 members. The club will meet
every Monday evening after school for
practice. and will be under the direc-
ton OF Prof. Parsons. The following
officers were elected: President, Har.
rison Dun; vice president. Dale Math.
eny: secretary. Frank McCombs. and
treasurer. Chester Holly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Horn Funeral.

The funeral 81 Gordon Horn. who
died Monday. will he held this after
noon in the home Of his mother. Mrs.
James Farmer. in McMechen Serv-
Ices VIII be held AZ I o'clock and the
remains will be brought TO this city
Tor interment in Rose Hill cemetery.
MT. Horn was former well known
resident OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Finance Cormitfee

The finance committee OF the coun
ell will meet this evening 20 complete
their list OF appropriations. which
they will put up at the meeting OF the
council on Saturday evening At the
meeting held on Monday evening 4,
was found that the work could no;
be- completed at that meeting on ac.
count OF the newness OF the work
TO the committed
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Foster Obseouies.

Funeral services Will be held this
morning AZ 10 O'Clock over the re-
mains Of Roberta Victoria. young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eos
ter OF Eighteenth street In,erment
VIII be IN Rose iI!ll cemetery Rev. =
7. Foster will conduct the services
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ne child had hea'e1 sorne water and
had PLACED b. on The table Not note
inE y. the child knock@d u %. and
Sas badly burned about N. n.Ck anc
shoulders While the child-s condi
ton l. rather serious. -he attending
phy sician. ~ forsyth.. stated that
Il will recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Missionary Society Meetlnn.

me Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the First VI. f. church. will
hold n meeting this afternoon ut the
home OF Mrs. r. J. Carmean. 1927 No
Bile street. Following The business a
social hour will be spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Meets TO-DAY.

Inc Belmont County Druggists AS
ISOLATION will hold the first meeting
az the year In Martins Ferry this
afternoon. and many important mat
tiers OF interest Ia the members will
De discussed. a number OF local drug.
gists will attend the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Hotel Arrivals

The arrivals at the Hotel Bridge.
port Yesterday We're: John Yoho.
gainesville: c. l. Hupp. Arlington
Nd; w. g. Plant and b. L. Frazier
auamston. w. Va. and Mrs T. NJ.
Coyle. Adena. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Engagement Announces.

Rev. and Mrs. Louis Tagress. or
THIS city, announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Rae Tagress.
10 Mr.. !. Rosenberg. OF Lester. W
va. Mt Rosenberg is a son OF Mr.
and Mrs. S. Rosenberg. OF this city
Inc wedding will he celebrated soon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Missionary Meetino.

The Woman's Missionary society OF
IN" presbyterian church viii sect this
afternoon at go. and all members
are requested 70 be present. \ nnc
program has been arranged. and the
subject Tor discussion is Money and
the Home Missions"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17

The German-American Alliance will
hoii an important meeting to-mor
row evening IN Skaters hail. and all
members are requested TO be present
Among other important business. the
election Of officers for the year will
take place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
Mems Fraternity

me Mems Fraternity OF the Kirk.
WOOD VI. r. church will hold a regular
monthly meeting at the church 10.
morrow evening. The TwentIetb Con.
Jury Marthas will serve lunch and a
program will he rendered
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To 81, Clain.ille

- Woods. ~ho AS an--i see and
cost for Operating a sp~4keasy a
ieN days ago. vas unable 20 paw the
fine aud will b. taken 70 st Clsir
Vile today by Chief Hylsrd TO serve
out The fna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17
STEUBENVILLE
reoiai Dispatch 70 the Inteil,sencsr

Special Dispatch 20 the Intell,s.nc.r
STEUBENVILLE. o.. Jan. Is
Joseph johnson Us. VIM. Davis A.
son. suit In attachment for sI.36715
an1 buckeye Pipe Line company gar.
nisheed
ohio eN rel. Genaro Marazine vs.
jas Murray. az sheriff. etc: dropped
from docket.
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Mrs " Bryant and son. Harrison
OF Thirtyeighth street. left yesterday
Tor FLORIDA. They expect 20 spend the
remainder OF the winter there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17

- SIC. 90 bones ~hsch VIII b u-~d
% remodel and repair the various
plants and for er-oting a ne~ plant in
Lodi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17

HoliNias IN production Increased
m a., rally during the first sly months
- 1911 The exports amounted -
VOC re'ric tons - - per GER. ore
ara l--f4l ne;ric tons q pure I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-17

PRS; II p church oetcist~d and N
ierIaent Vas made In the NJ ZiOz
cenetery
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Joseph lecocq. p years. and Mar,
I"men. l. years. o. Dilionval.
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JULIUS WE'LL.
THE POPULAR STORE

10 BLACK coNEY scARFs that
SOLD at s2oo TO close on. for Use each
Three that were $500 VII; sci, To-
morrow at $500
i've black Hare aduffs. real bean.
YES, which sold at $500. tomorrow a,
1oe Bradley a Phoenix NM, s..
az Jse.
Niasten5ury Wool Underwear for
msn' natural ana oAmsIs hair WOOL
500 Humbsrs for sc.
All Soo fleeosd underwear .,- man
any color q; ooc q sui,
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The Trust Remedy.

The Leader months stated edoriay that the dissolution
Trusts the remedy to be applied to the monopoly ills.
TIE congressional committee afe long and thorough nvesgs
ton arrived conclusion The various composing
the large corporations serving the public manufacturers
distributors supply these commodities lesser price the
consumer than if each unit acting for itself with the additional
managerial department expense the markets
separate The thyhree distinct corporations form
ery operating the Standard Oil Company sold gasoline
profit the local market for III per gallon Gasoline
WHOLESALERS here 5 The pays the freight The
trust the combine and all others of the
organizations operating combination dssovng
hundreds smaller organizations add the
and distribution and simply have raise the price
their commodities achieve the result We hold brief
for the but realize that the popular camor has lead
lawmakers and into the of installing the remedy
of combinations by competent boards
price for service commodity would equitaby
the problem and give the adequate relief
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The Wisdom of Our Constitution

The Constitutional limitation of five mills state levy is,
Of able men in the state wise piece of legis-
aon stands granite wall between the peoples in
terests toward exavagances the administration
of state affairs
this barrier will be hard to break down tempo
rary shown the House last when the bill of
representative Ashley of Lownds make additional levy
one mill for the year only order raise
additional the teachers tabled which is in
effect the killing it. Mr. Ashley banker and gentle
man of and high motives His purpose and intent
doubtedy the patriotic but farseekng grave
danger in his proposition.
In the first place. there is positive that the
money arising would be applied the purpose intended
would pave way further assaults the
makers would with pleas to let down the for still
another year levy additional mills and The teachers
pay provided for but not necessary break down
this constitutional provision placed there for the protection of the
taxpayers.
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Mark Twans inter national popularity frequently tested
by friends who would address letters to him from many countries
in queere ways The Literary Digest authority for the follow
ing statement:
There envelope still in existence which bears Cemen
name in elaborate design and very good silhouette likeness the
work Of some talented artist Mark Twain United States was
common address, Mark Twain The World also used;
Mark Twain Somewhere, mailed in foreign country reached
him promptly and Mark Twain Anywhere found its way to
Hartford in due Then there letter ho this was
aer he was abroad the e mailed by Rrander Matthews
Frances Wilson, addressed Mark Twain God Knows Where
It found him after travelling half around the world its Grand
Tn answer he Said Then sent letter address
ed The Devil Knows Where This also reached him. and he
swered He did too Surely this the furhest horizon OF
fame"
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there, begins to manipulate them
as best it can.
Of course, since the reasoning
faculty is quiescent in sleep, the
outcome of dreams is likely to be
absurd. There are two psychic
currents at work on a dream. first
of all the wish, and second, criti-
cism of the wish. If the wish is
strong enough and has been de-
liberately expressed by the sleep
err, he may, in his dreams, see
his desires fulfilled.
If the wish is not very strong
it may be inverted or reversed by
criticism rendered by the second
psychic current, and may result
in a dream filled with horror. fear
or loathing. Not necessarily
would there be an obvious asso-
citation between the fearsome Wis
ions and the wish, because the
reason is in obeyance in sleep, and
the psychic currents, with moth
ing to check and direct them,
play havoc with common sense,
and distort and garble where
they can.
Sometimes one dreams that a
relative or a friend is dead. A
dream of this kind is a relic from
childhood days, when to wish
some one dead was to merely
wish that they were away. Such
a dream is based on an old grudge
or new quarrel with the particu-
lar person involved.
Wishes are never Of purely
physical origin, according to DR..
Freud. In some way the brain
centers invariably become in
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volved. Suppose one is covered
insuficiently and dreams of a
long journey through ice-clad
fields of the frigid zone. The
brain centers have interviewed
and have interpolated the wish
for warmth, but the two psychic
currents, pulling this way and
that, translate the dream after
their own fashion. But the wish
for warmth is there.
Prof. Freud says that every
dream can be taken to pieces for
investigation. The dream is not
really continuous. It consists of
a series of groups centering about
what he terms knots" and by
investigating the association of
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Report Of Ben Hill County Executive Committee
Fitzgerald, Ga, July 27, 1912.

Fitzgerald Ga, July 27, 1912.
The regular meeting OF the County Executive Conn
ttee called for the making assessments and
ing for the primary election be held August 1912
and for the transyctng Of and all other business that might be
regularly brought before it, this the Court House.
The assessments for the and the rules and
regulations the said election adopted as follows:
No. Judge Superior Court $40 co. each candidate
Solicitor-General assessed $4,000, each candidate
Congress, assessed SIS 90 each candidate
Representative, assessed 90, each candidate
Senate, assessed $40 90 each candidate
No. Zach candidate desiring name placed on the
Primary ballot shall before midnight first dav NJ Aue
us 1912 the and file with the Chair
Secretary of this request that bs h
placed the official ballot.
No. No will be allowed his name placed nm the
ballot above named unless the rules herein are
with on or before midnight, August first 1912.
No. The Australian ballot system will BIS used in ho1;nc rho
election at the various voting precincts
No. S. The of hacks automobiles or other modes f
will not be allowed convey to or from t no
by the candidates by the friends cf the pd
dates.
No. The Committeeman respective nrecnc ;s au+bor
and instructed to make the for hold
ing the election in his precinct.
No. T. The Committeeman presinc or one o the anae
shall bring the returns of his district tn the Court
House at Fitzgerald on before dav If
August 1872 for the making consolidation IF the
votes.
NO. o. Inc BOARD OF registrars to make out
new and corrected list Of voters for the Vaughn District
On motion the Committee adjourned
VOiened) w. r. BOWEN, Chairman
oS-zt L. ROBITZSCH, Secretary
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Stuff That Dreams
Are Made OF

The custom of wishing those
whom we care for pleasant
dreams at bedtime is of deep
scientific significance, according
to DIR. S. Freud, the German
neurologist.
Contrary to usual belief, DR.. F.
asserts that sleep with pleasant
dreams is more highly beneficial
than dreamless sleep. On awak-
ening from dreamless sleep he
says that one usually feels dull
and indisposedfor the days work.
Pleasant dreams, on the other
hand, by supplying a gentle slim
illus to the nerve cells of the
brain, causes wholesome emotion
so that on awakening the sleeper
is filled with vigor and is eager
for the days work.
All dreams, according to DR..
Freud, are of pleasant origin.
This well-known scientist has
made an exhaustive study of
of dreams. The meaning which
common usage has attached to
the word "dreamland" is fully
justified, DR.. Freud says, because
in our dreams mortality occupies
itself solely with either latent or
active wishes and their fulfill
ment. Released from the brake
which reason applies, the brain,
after searching the heart for the
wishes that lie tucked away
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Farm For Sale.

~ acres, SO acres under cultiva-
ton; 4-room house and large barn
and shed; good water, and close to
good school; good neighborhood j;
good 5-acre pasture, all under good
wire fence; good graded road. APP
ply to. 10 McCuLEz.
5TSw-oaw R. F. D. No. /.
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these dream knots with ones
normal life he will learn that the
dream was based on a wish or on
wishes, some of which may beso
vague that he was barely aware
of it.