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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-04

Hannah tennis courts are kept busy
these fine evenings.
A little daughter is reported at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hamerl, in
Fremont township.
Frank Svoboda of Fairdale is arrang
ingfor tripinto the Peace River country
400 miles north ct Edmonton.
|. The Milton lodge of Odd Fellows
have purchased the Erickson building
and will transform it into lodge hall.
Monday last week Sarles took its
second defeat from Egeland 12 to 5
Wild pitching is what is stated to have
started the fireworks.
Canty the new pitcher for Munich's
ball team struck out eleven men in eight
innings, but poor fielding lost the game
to Clyde. Score, 6 to 4.
John Osby of Fairdale is suffering
from badly lacerated ankle. He step.
ped on a broken bottle, sustaining a
wound two inches in length.
Clyde has lately strengthened up its
inield considerable with "Big Ben
Hlne on second and Mr.. Morris at
short. Now listen when Manager Billy
Wilson starts to root.
The State Bank of Wales leads in the
financial circles of that town with de.
posits amounting to s88, ,73l.66. and its
balance sheet, now shows an excess of
sl00,000.00 aggregate business.
The Waterloo ball team defeated the
M. 1. c., otherwise known as the Mis-.
soura-Iowa Cranks, by score of to {
at the ball grounds of the later team last
Sunday afternoon. The game was given
quite spectacular finish.
The Park River Masonic lodge cele.
brated the 25th anniversary of its
establishment. Large delegations from
Grand Forks and other points were
present. Over 400 guests sat down tc
the bountifully supplied banquet
| tables.
Henry Chaput living between Wang
and Olga, met with the loss of once
famous race horse one day last week
He and his wife we're driving to 6
friends for a call and the animal gave
one of his old time spurts, but soon be-
gan to stagger and finally dropped ovel
in the ditch, dead. AS the animal was
we'll up in years it is probable that he
| died from over eXection
The Osnabrock Farmers Elevator Co.
in checking up it's books at an annua
meeting held during the past week is re
ported as having found cons iderablt
of shortage IN both It's grain anc
coal accounts. The shortage with th'
former manager, who will stand for trla
on charge of embezzelment in distric
court next week is found to cover
period continuing from almost the tim,
he took charge of the elevator and will
reach several thousand dollars. Th,
company's books are in the hands of al
actuary from St. Paul and a complete
checking of the shortage made. Th,
present officers Of the oo.npany will con
tinue in control OF affair until the pres
ent difficulty is Strengthened out.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-04
AROUND 1t9 County

The Fourth of July at Wales will
|be a hummer. You hade.bsttef gges
A baby boy was born at the Lars r
Wedwick farm home near Osnabrock
ON the 23ult. = I,
! Hannah will include Sunday school
picnic in it's safe and sane celebration of
the glorious Fourth.
Sarles shows it's good business town
by its bank statements, especially the
item of $1O2 ,o9816 deposits.
DR.. Oswald, formerly Of Osnabrock is
leaving his practice at Larlmore and it
reported will locate at Edmonton, Alta.
Onabrock's base ball team again de-
feated Easily in fast and furious con-
test which took place at Olga celebra-
ton,
Dentistry-Dr. j. P. Schwinghamer
the Hannah dentist, will be at Wales on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 9th and
10th for the practice of his profession.
Osnabrock business firms are quite
generally installing new lighting
system of which Smith Bros, the hard
ware and machinery men have the local
agency.
The Munich Herald, which always
ably represented southwestern Cavalier
county in the newspaper field is getting
better and neWsier than ever these tor
rid days.
e. L. Haven has resigned the position
he has held.as buyer of the Imperial
elevator at Osnobrock and goes "back
to the farm. He has Tor years famed
quite extensively south of Osnabrock.
Editor Long of the Egeland Enter
prise and Editor George of Sarles Advo.
cate are two newspaper men who these
torrid hot days are dividing their time
y, pretty much between playing ball and
getting out paper.
Ike Slette and Joe Flanagan, both
of whom have have place on the honor
roll IN Cavalier county baseballdom
Sp6uG ldSG Wooh Will Iu0lT UNllIOu
friends and showed the fans of their old
home town that they could come back
Ike Slette struck out nine men and
Flanagan put couple of three baggers
into the outfeld. Both of these old
timers are now located in Montana.
Thursday of Dext week, July llth, the
Methodist church at Harvey Center will
hold its annual Sunday school picnic il
the grove at Alex Roney's place. There
will be base ball games, races, aud sports
of all kinds and day of enjoyment te
which the public is invited. Lunch will
be served to every one who wants i
and there will be plenty Of oranges, ice
cream and lemon ade to be had at tn,
refreshment stalls on the picnic grounds
II you want good time the Harve.
Center people have planned to give yo,
one at their big annual picnic.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-04
To Our Friends:

Come in and see US now we are in our
new Offices and make yourself at home.
BURKE-ALDR1CH AGENCY,
Langdon, N. Oak.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-04

Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT and have
your neighbors do likewise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
TWO RALLIES
One for High School Girls and One
for Business Women 20 Be
Held Today.

This morning A. ii:45 O'Clock Miss
Miller and Miss MacIaren will con
duct q rally AT the German NJ. T..
church for High school girls and IL Is
hoped large attendance will be
present. AZ this meeting an organi-
cation will be formed and a line OF
work planned.
This evening from TO o'clock in
the First Presbyterian church a bust
ness women's rally will be held. in
charge OF Miss Miller. In order that
the lady clerks can attend this meet
ing the merchants will allow them TO
leave half an hour earlier this even
ing. Luncheon will he served by the
presidents OF the Ladies' Aid societies
OF the different churches and at the
close OF the meeting the young
women will attend the meeting ut the
tabernacle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Persorals and Briefs

Mrs VIM. Sisson is moving from
Pittsburgh into the property OF her
mother. Mrs. Rose Hartleib. IN Elm
Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Seivey. OF Can.
ton. Ohio. spent yesterday ~ the
guests OF Mrs. Selvey's brother, liner
Sells. OF Film Grove
James Dolan. motorman on the pike
division OF the city and Elm Grove
railroad. Il III Al his home north OF
Triadelphia
George Sonnefel'. % Thompson's. :
confined 20 his home with sIigh, IN.
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Wetzcl. OF
Fulton. left last might for Bay civ.
Florida. where they will make their
future home
Mrs. l.. Wallace il confined 10 har
home al WoodIaWu with a slieht ill.,
ness
Jefferson Cohen. % Gienw0od has
accepted "a position as chauffeur for
II. l.. White. ~ Echo Point
George Koch Is having a new bav
window rIt 81 his home az Glenwocd.
Mr.. Henry Pi"pcrs. who was oper-
ated on ~ tho cry Hospital Monday.
IS proving SLOWLY
Mrs q I'D Mendel and daughter.
Mrs Fred Roderus. have returned
from an extended visit 10 VI Gle.
mems. Michigan
Nr and Mrs Wake Allen. %
WoOdsdale. returned yesterday from a.
TO weeks trip tO <cV York city.
Miss Ethel Frazer. who underwent
an operation a. tho t''y hospital some
time afp Vas abb" 10 return 10 her
homo o. G-rEgsviiie yesterday and is
Improving r'coIs
Mra q G. Chase returned % her
hon" In roVlrg'or. r.. after visit
ing her bro'n'r Nr " C,ru a..
Elu Grow"
Miss Elizabeth Stecr-rI IS r.sf..s
fn "r'"rd"i r'e' FL. AsfvUi.. " o.
Tie vnIaE SON OF W. aud Hfs John
Hanm i- clraneI % their homo 80
F'rvurI r.tr efrrf ffrs.a
VI arf Nra 2 auars a.
N"o' ff7.' have returned oil. tis.r
'"f ..." H- It. g. rf.
N.rf he H.... -a.s.t-r La. lr-
.-i N-s Nr.r~- Peters %. ~
H'aff. sr .-- mol .f extended
We f-.r... .r. .s. I-. tt.. t.re
'.' Nf .. f.- '.-1H~f- r.rf
.rf Col.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28

Sara are visiting friends in Oakland.
Md.
Geo. X. McMechen Is seriously i'll
az his home on Leatherwood Lane.
Mrs. II. NJ. Ross, OF Woodsdale. re-
turned from a few days visit TO her
father. =. Adams. at Loudensville. W.
Va
Mrs. Thomas b. Sweeny and sons
have returned TO their home in High.
land Park. after few weeks visit
TO Martinsburg. ". Va.
Mr. Harry Taylor and James Rine,
OF Elm Grove. were business callers
at Roney's Point yesterday.
squad OF surveyors arrived in Elm
Grove yesterday from Uniontown. Pa.
10 survey coal land around Elm
Grove
William Winters. of Sand Hill. was
business caller in Elm Grove yes
terday.
Word has been received from Geo
p. Folmsr. who ia visiting In Florida
that the climate is fine and he is en-
joying himself
Miss Mary Prescott. OF near Thomp
sons Station. who took carbolic acid
last night. instead OF medicine. Is re
ported TO be somewhat better to-day.
n large number OF out the pike peo
, pie attended the dance held in the new
1 hall at Greggsville last night.
The young son OF Thomas Earle
/ wine. OF Locust Grove. out WheelinJ
creek. is seriously i'll with pneumonia
Work was started on the new thea
ire 10 be built IN Elm Grove. yester
{ day
Emmerson Shower. OF Elm Grove
Is business caller in Martins Ferry
for few days.
Mrs. III. Campbell. of Sand Hil. i,
improving after severe illness
The City and Elm Grove Railroad
Company are making some repairs e
/ the crossing al Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
ST. ELIZABETH
CHURCH BURNS
ALSO THE HOME OF GEO. A.
REBELS AT MT. DE CHANTAI.
Member Of Family Leaps from Sec.
ond Story Window-Other
Narrow Escapes.

Nj. DE Chantal. the little village
situated three miles east Of WhceIin2.
on the n. and @. Railroad. was visited
yesterday morning by me worst fre
IN the history Of the town when 81
Elizabeth Episcopal church Tor dear
mu'es and the home Of George \
I Rebels. millworker OF Wheeling.
were totally destroyed
Tho Rebel home was occupied by
Mr.. George 4 y beIs. his wife. an
adopted daughter seven years Old arG
Leo Rebels. his brother. II is thought
that the fire WAS caused by defective
Z fiue. Mr.. Rebels returned from Wheel
INK on the owl Car'. arriving nom"
~ = o'clock when ever.,Glng seemed
10 be in good shape. About o'clock
the family WAS awakened by smOk-
and when They Eot up found the entire
lower story in a blaze and all avenue
OF ESCAPE ca; or AZ tho stairway.
leo Rebels Jumped from second
story window H. Feet 20 the ground
and got "a ladder whereby the other
occupants escaped 20 q place OF safety
with only their night clothes. 1h.y
did no; save a thing and were taken
care OF hv the neiRhborF Tho house
wrs erected four years ago b. Nr
Rebels. be- building most OF 90 himsrli
4 LH'f hour after the Ere started
the house Wa burned - the ground.
and N" wind hat vas blowing a. 30
miles au hour from the east changed
90 600" west. and caught the churrl
"I Ch was only J > :cet aWav. u b.
.as frame sfru'irra Or Va- soon
mass O. ruins aIsp There vas =
rfsr main near bus % Va I-..a..f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
[W Ar THN @I
THEATRES
DeWolf HcpDer.

DeWot Hopper. the popular comic
opera comedian. at present singing
the role Of Dick Deadeye in the New
York Casino ell-star cast revival Of
Pinafore. which is coming TO tho
Court on Saturday, matinee and night
March End. has probably created more
leading character comedy roles in
comic opera and musical comedy than
any other comedian. The coincidence
is siranE" that until Mr.. Hopper ap-
peared IN "Plnafore" he had never
been seen IN any other Gilbert and
sullivan opera, but one which was
RuJdygOre"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Former Resident Dead.

Local residents were shocked TO
hear OF the death OF J. W. Smith. a
former resident OF Elm Grove. which
occurred at Pendelton. Mo. on Mon
day. after short illness OF pneumonia
Deceased was I'm the Goth year or his
age and left Elm Grove about a year
ago. He is survived by his wife and
the following children: Mrs. Minnie
Marshall. Of Texas. Misses Clara ana
hary Smith. Mrs. Pearl Nevis and
Alonzo. OF Elm Grove: Misses Emma.
Eva. Earle and Charles who reside
with their parents Information as 10
the funeral arrangements could not no
learned as Yet. but II is thought that
the body will be shipped to Elm Grove
for intermcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
ROOSEVELT BOOM
WITHOUT A HEAD
SENATOR DIXON is NOT
TO MANAGE CAMPAIGN.
Colonel Declares That He Himself
Cannot Take Charge Of the
Movement.
Holds Conference at soston to Get in
Touch with New England
Situation.
ROOSEVELT BREAKS
HIS WORD TO TAFT

WASHINGTON. Feb. IF
The Washington Evening Star
today displays prominently on
It, first page a box containing
the following statement.
IRON sources entirely in
dependent Of the White House
81 is understood that the sonh-
dence entertained by the ad-
ministratiOn and others that
Colonel Roosevelt would not
be a candidate against Taft
was based on definite and re
peated statements b. Colonel
Roosevelt made within a year
that he would not be a candi-
date in 1912 and did not intend
10 oppose President Taft for
denomination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
FACTORY MEETINGS
ops,ss YESTERDAY ssen - cs--s-tis-
~rh tie ssnesy Pssissi ~r-s
s.ecessssl

Ir- trst a. The factor ald -loi
u.efings to - h.ld IN come fie- ~.
th~ SUNDAY campaign In this ciry 49,
held from ]. % 20 oclOrk ysster
dsy IN the Main stree building % tns
Wheeling Stompine company end
Sa- attended BY about 10 .mpios.
Of the plant Short talks we're mao
by Rev DR. Peacock. Homer Roo
HEAVIER and The Rev. " Potter
Another meeting will be held ~
the same hours today In The office of
the Wheeling CorTuEa;ing company
and the same people will be IN charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
HEALTH

Is not for thos" suferiug from kidney
ailments and irregularities The
prompt use of Foley Kidney Pills Will
d.sp". bacLache and rheumatism. heal
md Strengthens sore. 1cak and Milling
Kidneys. rsS'o-" normal actiuu. and
With i' health and strength N. "
? rr@lstYry. Sterling. H. says Il
suffered great pain in nay haoh md
hidn"s =. could not sleep At night. and
could not raise ny hands over MY
head Hl- tvp bottles of Fole, KID.
nos flis cured mo Foley Kidney
pills Late nos hetrtiest enforcement. 90
For col" ht Coleman A sp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Autoist Fined.

Ihree well known auto owners. two
from out the pike and one from
bridgeport. Ohio. had a hearing be-
iore Mayor herman Roeder. or Fulton
last nisht. charged with exceeding D
speed limit. Two OF them were fined
SOU ana costs and the other one
sIo-Vu ana costs. Since the opening
OF nice weather great number OF
autos nave been on the pike. and the
Town oficisls intend 20 break up the
practice OF speeding through the
town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS
JOIN ROOSEVELT BOOM

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Peari Wight.
Republican national commit cr-an
for Louisiana. and Col. Cecil Lyon.
national committeeman for Texas, TO.
day telegraphed 10 the national Roose-
Welt headquarters In Chicago their
support OF the Roosevelt candidacy
for the presidential nomination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
STATE DEATHS
Lucas Obsequics

Special Dispatch TO fh- Inr"rigencer.
GRAFTON. W Va. Feb 27-The
funeral Of John \. Lucas. who died
suddenly while eating his MONDAY
meal ond sunday. will be held We'd
nesday afternoon. with interment at
Bluemont cemetery. Deceased was
born IN France in 1886 and came -
this country when eight years OF age.
He was twice married. but both wives
preceded him to the grave Six chill
dr'u survive. who are Mrs. + G..
Curry. OF FairmOnt. Mrs. T l. Hen
dcrson. OF Fairmant. Fleming A., Of
Pueblo. Colo: William p. OF Morgan
town. and Misses Minnie and Berta. at
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28

probably tomorrow morning. petitions
through which voters may nominate
Roosevelt delegates 10 the state and
national Republican conventions un.
der the direct primary law. The name
Roosevelt League" has already been
filed with the board OF elections It
has for its emblem a square" SYM
bolic OF Mr.. Roosevelt's Oft repeated
demand for square deal"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Lyle Funeral.

TIE funeral OF Jacob H. Lyle. n
hIghly respected and well known resi-.
dent OF Roneys Point. was held from
MS lat" residence yesterday morning.
AZ 10 o'clock. Rev. J. W. Grimes. OF
the United Presbyterian Church had
charge OF the services. The body Was
sent 10 Claysviile. Pa. where inter
ment was made I'm the ClaysyiIle
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Spring Sewers Are Busy.

10000 yarsd OF new spring wash
fabrics now ON sale.
Dozens ana dozens ~ women are
doing their spring sewing +Eer.rr
buying their materials ler- a-,als-
"" offer only standard makes elug.
hams. p~rcaiss. s''.. that are EGaran-
teel fasf Cpi0rs nr1 guaranteed To-
wear Wednesday We OTTER
1000 yards Of 36-ineh light and
dark ohes-good qualty-on sale
&c yard.
1000 yards Of 3a-iuoh AmosEsaz
Dress Ginghan's-lsiz &C vAlues-yard
Toe.
33-ineh Fine American Dress Ding
haTs-oeautiful patterns-l5c yard.
2OCo yards 81 new. crisp Egyptian
T+ssues and votiss-ard satin striped
effects-also 32-ineh Scotch oina-
hamB - great selections - excellen.
quanty-25o yard.
''t .sr.r. fr-.f.l i'H..T,iHE- Ter o..
r@f@ r.' ss..f.h tT.lu. =. at So
-f. 'Fs. 81. . .n. e. 200 10 20 SIS
..-T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
sNGeo JURY FAILS
TO REACH VERDICT

FORT WORTH. Texas. Feb. 1T
Reports from the jury room tonight
indicate that the jury considering tine
case az J. H. Sneed. accused OF hsN-
INK murdered captain A. g. Boyce.
was no nearer "a decision than when
the FIRST report was made 70 the court
last sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28

considered I, was reported that the
council refused to rent the hall for
The purpose OF holding council meet
ings end II was decided 10 solicit the
aid OF the citizens In securing funds
with which 10 pay the rental But re-
Gently the time of regular meetings
was changed from every other Mon.
cay evening TO every Tuesday even.
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
sE~ PlANgRs slcs
T-EfR CONTRACTS

~ -r1zy Es-r~fs Roblnson
c1- % th~ oNn~rs - the
Nh--l'us Central l-.sp- t4-e
bal club. received the siEnet
confrl~r - Chester King. a
third has@man. % Parksrs-
turg Richard Thomas. =
pitcher. and HENRI Thomas a
third bAs-man. OF Maynard
The three men have been
highly recommended The
booster tickets will be placed
on sale within a few days and
the fans should respond liber-
ally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Mrs. o. J. Oornsn.

ETss - tiS;1trs +Y 10 tuI"itIys pr6~
NEW CUMBERLAND. ". Va. Feb
27.-Mrs y. J. Dornan. aged So. Is
dead az her home in This city after a
brief Illness The funeral will he held
on Wednesday. with intermeut in the
New Cumberland cemetery. She IL
survived by three sisters. Mrs Mary
Gaibresih. Of Mt Vernon. O.: Mrs
Nancy Scott. OF Canton. o. and Mrs.
l.. J. Cameron. OF this city. and one
brother andrew G!pson. Of BlackfOOt.
Idaho. besides her husband and chill
drrn. as follows r. T.. Dorman. mer-
chant. o. This city. Miss Mamie. at
home. Mr. Mary Campbell. o, New
Cumberland. " G.. Dornan. OF
Youngstown. o. Ms Blanche Tim
herman srd Mrs Ola McElfr"sh. OF
orient. o. Archie ~ New Cumbcr
land. Charles and George al home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Be Married Thursday

Ms Dora SrIng. a. Tarr.-.,r...
a1a Nr y = Bride" ~ I.oH..yflfa
49,. ar' guests OF Hr and Mrs II g.
Bell ca Gravel fii1 TIur.da, moon,
Miss N".nng viii become tho brlJ. -
Mr HriGge The VII lesv. .p the
@'"nInk Tor Lou.-y'I. % here. the,
"iI max" fh"ir home 81 ur'Ira Ir4
81 id. r1'|vr position v.'h Do. d. ro..
'"r'ff. rai"af 10 faYs. U. will.
Wise Ho.I.uE I- a popular vn.rE
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
THE POPULAR STORE.

prayer for all churches will he Oh.
served At tho First VI l. church
Thursday. February %. beginning az
p m. Following is the order OF ser.
vice
Opening Hymn-No C54
Prayer-Rey. J VI Shafer.
Responsive Reading
Hymn No. 702
lntroductIol Mrs. THOMPSON
Prayer Mrs Day and Mrs Foster
Special Music
Foreign immigration Mrs G. King.
Our city Problem Mrs Hubrech,
SoiO-Rev McCormick
Prayer M Gallagher and Mrs
George
The Nebro Problem Mr.. G.. Has.
left
Scripture Reading Mrs Thomp.
Penifeuc" and Conservation s.len,
prayer
Hymn No 34S
Address Rev A T. Foster
Petition Our HON. Land. Ms
N"nger
4 Hymn No eos
Petition Tn" 'hutch. Rev g Ia..
Henediction Rev Scha'er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Margaret AnaIIn IN "ereen stoekinas.

NarSaTef HnqIn IN "Oree0 StockInqs.T
Margaret Anglin will bring TO tho
Court on Thursday night only, Feb.
%. new modern comedy by 4. r W.
Mason. the English playwright. en-.
titled Green Stockings" The comedy
IL named from an old English custom
OF unmarried G!ris OF a family wear.
mr green stockings AZ their sisters
weddings Miss Anglin. in this com.
edy. is said 10 h. provided with = part
eminentiy suited 10 her strong
dramatic qualities and there is said
TO be plenty 81 opportunity for the
lighter side of her versatile art.
The microbe 81 love is often d.
sfrpVgd nv tho -.rr, 81 .,,.1.ot-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28
Held for Hesr,no.

'harI"@ md Anna Wallace q.
shadFside. who were arrested Non
CAV eF"ning on charges or incest
Mad" br o brother Hobert Wallace
"'r' arraigned before Justice = "a
M'tr@il Tuesday morn .ug Both plead
90 nor guilty. aGd sioutv maintained
ihrir Innocence ~ the grave chare.
hey ""r" he'd under $500 bond each
Tor preliminary hearing before Tus.
Tic" Morf0ll today The Waltae.-
are nephew and niece ~ Thomas II
'arr. fH" only man ever hanged I'D
Belmont comfy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28

BOSTON. Feb. 2'-The political
situation in New England was can
vassed a. length to-day by Colonel
Roosevelt and the men who are lead
.ng the Roosevelt movement In the
northeastern states. GOV eTnor Rob'
Pass. % New Hampshire. former
nited states Senator Hale. OF Port
land. Maine. son ~ tho late United
States senator and q score o. other
men active IN politics. attended con
ference a. tn" home OF Grafton -.
Gushing. speaker OF the Massachusetts
house After Colonel Roosevelt has
received reports Of the probable line
up - $eW Engiaud's - delegates TO
the Chicago convention. he pui politics
aside for the time aud went 70 Cam
bridge 20 talk literature With The
learned mon ~ Harvard
II developed to-day that the Roose
welt mOvvutn- is at present vithour
q national leader 90 take active. per
Sonai charge Those Who have con
suited W.T. Colonel Roosevelt since
he has declared his readiness 70 &C
c'pt the nomination. sgy tina; he has
stated that he cannon take personal
charge ~ the movement. Colonel
Roosevelt said to-day that % was his
present i-fcntiCn 20 return homo and
spend ~ much OF bis time a. possible
D; oyster nay. with occasional visits
'o hrs editorial Office IN New Yurn
Senator Dixon Not Leader.
colonel Roosevelt Was asked 40 20
Tho truth ~ report that senator
lH''n ~ Monf4uH. would d. the man
TO fh' holm &c., ra. lied fltt senator
IfNnr Mould 90 lrfrrs~lfo % aim aud
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