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The broad ax., 1912-11-02
SHALL TIE WHITE HOUSE BE
MoRFGAGED TO TRUsFs7
Big Business Is Financing the Gam
paigns Of Both Roosevelt and TAFT
Vote for Wilson.

When the trusts that fatten on gov
eminent favor 60 out to buy the preSi-
deney for any man, you may know that
that man win shape his presidential
policy to suit the trusts.
The trusts are not IN the habit Of
getting the worst end Of q bargain.
When they pay out money in any cause,
they expect to get it back with big
profits.
In 1904, and again in 1908, the trusts
were united. They got the president
and the policies which they wanted.
This year the trusts have divided.
Being human, trust managers some
times quarrel. But observe this:
Some trusts are backing President
Taft, and some other trusts are backing
Mr.. Roosevelt-but not q trust in the
land is backing Gov. Wilson.
Gov. Wilson is the only candidate
whose policies cannot be controlled by
any trust. Therefore he is the only
candidate whose campaign is not
backed by any trust.
Dan r. Hanna, son Of Mark Hanna,
gave S177,OOO to the Roosevelt cam
paign in Ohio.
Bill Finn gave $4,000 to the
Roosevelt campaign in Pennsylvania
George W. Perkins gave $l22,5O to
the Roosevelt campaign all over the
country.
Mr.. Roosevelt must have had nearly
a million dollars Of trust magnate
money to spend in fighting for the
republican nomination. How much
these trust magnstes have given to
finance the progressive" party,
heaven only knows.
Does any person in his senses accuse
Finn, and Hanna, and Perkins of be-
ing carried away BY enthusiasmi
Does not everyone know that these
are shrewd, hard-headed business men,
accustomed to weigh carefully every |
investment they makef
In 1904, trusts and corporations con-
tributed Is 1-2 per cent Of Mr.. RoOse- I
velt's huge campaign fund The tssti-
mony before the senate COMMITTEES
proves that at least one great group
Of trusts Is Is anxious TO elect Mr..
Roosevelt now as Il was in 1904.
President Taft Is nearly a. deep in
The mud a. Roosevelt Is in the mire-
Charles P. Taft, the president's
brother, has given 100000 to his
brothers campaign funds IN 1905 and
1918. This is extEayagHnt, but natural
Charles P. taft il . vsry rieh MANI
md any rieh man may be excused fOr
irving literally to place his brother in
he white house.
Bat outsids fhis eontEibation dictated
y family pride, TnftS sazPaip fund
,ouss e Straieht fron traSt .eofsrs
3 dos Roossvslt's campaign fund
PrsSidsnt Taft Il eommitted 70
:ru.t polisy, . taziR policy, and bank
ne pSIisy Which win yisld untold ND
e. sssh year = - rEiVilsssa "a
The broad ax., 1912-11-02

maintains his Office at his home, 5O2t
South Ashland avenue, where he and
Mrs. Kilens, and their two children
hold forth and are well known to the
neighborA
During his past term in the legis
lature he always east his lot on the
side Of the working people. BE voted
for the initiative and Referendum
employers liability act, wOrkingmen q
compensation, ten hour Law, and against
the Trading Stamp bill.
His record in the Legislature in the
past entities him to receive the votes
of the majority Of the residents of the
Fourth Senatorial district on Tuesday,
November 5.-Adv.
The broad ax., 1912-11-02

HUBERT KuEEs, DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR REFLECTION
TO FH LEGIsLATURE OF ILL
NoIs FROM THE FOURTH SEM
AFoRLAL DISTRICT.
Hubert Kilens, Democratic candi-
date for reelection to the legislature
Of Illinois from the Fourth Senatorial
district, which runs from seth street
to 55th street, State street to city
limits west, and the first precinct in
the 31st ward, was born in Chicago,
January 19, 1875, and has lived in the
Fourth Senatorial district for the past
nineteen years.
For more than twenty-five years he
has been an expert optieian and he
The broad ax., 1912-11-02

The surroundings Of pupils in the
class room should be as bright, cheer
full and attractive as they can be made,
if the children are to make the best
progress with their educational work.
The broad ax., 1912-11-02
HEALTH NOTES.

If the school room is sanitary it is
safe; if not, it is dangerous
The broad ax., 1912-11-02

Aassasy Fsank D. coasEboBa, with
eness en- tie On seer q ths Ashland
Beck. M silver toegssa oratoE,
fssls surs q fks ealing ana slsstion
81 a,rrrnur Hcoar.a VISA,
The broad ax., 1912-11-02

Don't forget that If health makes
for happiness, happiness makes fol-
health. So don't be q crouch, even If
you don't feel just first rate. It may
be safely assumed that the habitual
Crouch and grumbler has some chronic
physical ailments, and the chances are,
too, that the grOuehy disposition tends
to aggravate his physical troubles. So
keep your temper, look on the bright
side Of things, take the sunny side Of
the street, get an the fresh air you
need, and you win pun through all
right.
The broad ax., 1912-11-02
James j. Townsend
Chairman of the Cam
paign COmmiteeof the
Central Committee of
the Democratic Party
Of Cook County

PREDICTS SWEEPING AND MARSHALL FOR
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT THE UNITED sTATEs
BE DECLARES THAT T. WILL BE ELECTED aov
ERNoR OF ILLINOIS WITH GREAT MAJORITY AT H1s RACE
THAT EACH AND EVERY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
IN COOK COUNTY WILL COME WIRES AHEAD OF
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
The broad ax., 1912-11-02

A few weeks more and the winter
days viii be here, also the snow win
come down and the sidewalks win need
cleaning. In Chicago, and especially
in the resident districts the sidewalks
are, Is a rule, shamefully neglected.
This coming winter let rs all do better
and keep our sidewalks clean and free
from snow and ice. "Where is the
health side Of such advice As thisi"
you ask Wen, you win find It in get
ting out Of doors in ths fresh, crisp,
wintEy air, and IN the exercise you win
get by using the snow shovel for half
hour or 90, after each fan Of snow.
Also, don't Be small about It, and II
your neighbor Is not fully alive to his
responsibilities, Why clean his walk for
him . time or two and make him
ashansd Of kimsslf.
The broad ax., 1912-11-02

Be ssnsfbls ana cheerful, gOOd-nA-
tured and kind. Don't worry. Keep
your poisa Look troubles Sqarsly IN
the face and most q them WIN turn
tan and run. Il Is worry, not work,
nat kills. Lave Eight and do rtght and
you wfH b fisht al ths tina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
IRA ROBINSON
FOR GOVERNOR
CANDIDACY FINDS FAVOR WITH
REPUBLICANS.
Likely an Announcement VIII be
Made Within the Next
Few Days.

Special Dispatch TO the Intellisencer.
PAR<ERSBURG. W. Va. Feb. 2y.-
The talk OF Judge Ira z. Robinson or
he supreme Court for the Republi-
can gubernational nomination which
has been on for several weeks gained
momentum az the meeting or the
Roosevelt Republicans here today.
The several hundred party men were
"teltout" as the probable candidacy
OF Judge Robinson and Il seemed to
meet with approval. In fact a state
ment was given out here tonight by
A. f. Scherr. who has been active
and enthusiastic in sounding the Re
publicans gathered her as to Judge
Robinsons rumored candidacy, which
indicates that the formal announce
ment will be made OF his candidacy
within few days. The statement
says Judge Robinson is seriously
considering q candidacy for the gov
ernorship. In the last few weeks the
demand on him has been so strong
that he is obliged TO listen. You need
not be surprised to hear that he has
YIELDED to a call by a large and force
'al eiei. ant in the party that seeks a
Leadership. which II sincerely believes
VIII insure success"
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1koundsvfl1s Briefs.

The W. c. T. U. will meet this even
ing at the ohme OF Mrs. T. X. Rogers,
on Ninth street.
Mona Yost arrived home last evening
from Toledo. O.. where she was VISITING
friends ana relatives for the past two
Mrs. wayt. of North Jefferson avenue.
moved yesterday to Akron. o.. wehre she
VIII make her future home.
Teh b. B. 6. G. Club met last evening
az the home OF Mrs. F. Z KoontZ on
Rev Il. D. Feilers. OF MoMsehen, will
preach at the Annadaie mission this
l. r. Thomas arrived homo yesterday
afternoon from Parkersourg, wehre eh
was attending the moving picture exhib-
itQrs convention.
Mrs. q. Y. Phillips returned yesterday
from Waynesburg. wehre sen was visit
ing friends and relatives for the past
Rev. B. M Spur returned from New
York city. wehre he has been for the
past several weeks In the interests OF
the Reynolds Memorial hospital and
other Institutions OF which Ell il con-
nected with.
Irwin Courtney. OF Pittsburgh, q. Wis
nue., for a few days
Mrs. Julia Pierpont of Salem. arrived
here last evening ana viii visit Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas scott rur n few days
Joe Howard. Of Pittsburgh. Is visiting
friends and transacting business for a
few days
The East End Boosters Club gave a
dance AZ McMechen last evengin, IN the
MeMeehen hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
OFFICE HOLDERS
In POLITICS
ssseeesssis Ter pssssOs - nsssssss
ess~ssn assssvsst Nan ssa
Civil SERVES Aeaa.

WASHINGTON. Feb. She
question OF whether federal orice-
holders win be permitted to do polit.
zeal work for President Taft or
Colonel Roosevelt In the eampairn
for the Republican presidential nom
nation has been brought before the
civil service commission.
Edwin NJ. Lee Of Ipdianapolis. for
mer chairman Of the Republican state
committee OF Indiana. who n now re-
ported TO be active In Colonel Roose-
velt's candidacy. called for a ruling
In q telegram addressed to Chairman
John c. Black.
Lee asks the commission to say II
some federal Office holders will be
permitted to work for Colonel Roose-
Welt IL others are permitted to work
for President Taft: he wants to know
what punishment will be administered
TO those who may violate the inhibi-
ton against political activity, and
and asks IL federal office holder
viii be disturbed In his Office IL he
refuses to take part in the contest.
Mr.. Black made q reply In which he
stated the commission could not per
init any federal dice holder over
which II had authority to be improp.
erly active In behalf Of any candidate.
that the punishment for violation de.
pended upon the seriousness of the
onense. As TO disturbing officials who
refuse TO take part he referred Mr..
Lee to the regulations provided for
removal OF employees in competitive
service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
DIXON TO HEAD
ROOSEVELT FIGHT
Committee Named to Assist Him in
Pushing Systematic Fight
In Nation.

NEW YORK. Feb. 29.-The Roose.
veli campaign assumed definite form
tonight with the appointment OF the
men who are to assume active man
agemeni. Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon.
OF Montana. il to be the man az the
hem. His official title is chairman
OF the executive committee OF the
national Roosevelt committee.
An administrative committee IL 10 ba
formed with Truman ~. Newberrv. OF
betrntt. e1-secretary Of sthe navy a
chairman. The executive committee -
20 have general supervision over the
campaign Senator DixonIE associates
on the committee are Frank KNOX. chair
man Of the Republican Central Commit
tee. 81 Michigan: William J.. Ward. Re
publican national Committeeman. from
New YORK Walter Brown. chairman OF
tire OHIO Republican central committee
Cecil LYON. Texas national committee
mau. end senator william F1inn. ~
HiftsburEh.
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TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

PHILADELPHIA first theatre
In America. built in 1859 where NAL
LENS English players appeared as the
opening attraction, In being torn down
When erected opposition TO Il was so
violent that IL was located outside of
the then corporation line. II has
been used as q distillery lately.
VALDIVIA. Chili.-The brewery be-
longing 10 Anwandter Brothers. the
largest In South America, was totally
destroyed by IRE today. The loss is
estimated at s5.o0O.ooO.
CAPE HAITIEN. Haiti. - Sharp
Fighting occurred at Talanquera. in
the province OF Monte Christi. Sante
Domingo. on Tuesday. between
strong force OF revolutionaries and
the Sente DOMINICAN government
troops.
ATTLEBoRO. Mass-A fire loss
estimated between $4,000 and $500
600 was caused by a blaze thar broke
out in the lumber yard OF G. A. Pull
len and Company near the Pawtucket
line tarly today.
BOSTO. Mass.-The alleged theft Of
his own clothes from a pawn broker
10 whom he had sold them. today
landed Frank w. Dupure. OF Los An
geles. Cal. in jail to await the action
OF the grand jury.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.-"Fearing the recall
We will refer the matter Of selecting
music for state song to the people
themselves under the referendum. &"
said Governor Hadiey today. He is
opposed to the "Houn' Dog" song.
PARIS.-Francisco DE La Barra.
former provisional president OF Mex
leo. who arrived here from Switzer-
land today. has declined the post OF
ambassador to France.
UTICA. y. Irwin A. williams.
OF this city. inventor OF the Iocomo-
tive headlight now in general use,
died at the home az his daughter In
Greenwich. Conn. today. He was a
direct descendant OF Roger williams.
TRENTON. y. J.-Governor Wood
row Wilson. accompanied by his per
sonsl secretary. Walter Measday. left
Trenton this afternoon for lows. lie
viii speak az a political gathering at
Des Moinss tomorrow night and On
Saturday ~ Davenport
WAsiTiNGTON The House ininl-
grafton committee decided today 20
report tW which would bar 3d.
iiiersts Immigrants from the United
States
e. dt'AGo. Robert Patterson. d.
rector ans has Wamsisy. Chicaeo
manager % the Nstionsi cash RsEis-
Tor COMPANY we're arrested here 60
uirhf for ioiafiou - the antitrust
Hu and gave hond for appearance
WV ORLEANS. La-The BODY q
Hernsff johnson ras recovered fror,
'fte Pnntchsrtrsin todsy hy usinr q
nffruplane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
COLORED VOTERS
OF Mineral County Organize for Cam.
psign-6Ig Rally Held at
Keyser.

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 the Intelligencer
kEYSER. w. Va. Feb. 29.-The col.
ored men OF Mineral county. including
particularly the towns Of Keyser and
Piedmont. held q monster meeting
here last night and organized the Min.
eral County Colored Republican club.
Alex Redmond was elected chairman.
No effort was made 20 endorse any
candidate. and in several enthusiastic
addresses the colored brethren made
u plain that the sole purpose OF the
organization vas 10 encourage their
people 20 work In harmony with the
white Republicans OF the county for
tho success Of the ticket a. the Nover.
Der election.
\ big banquet was held IN General
stark x Of y han was a special fea.
ture of the Republican rally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
WAGE INCREASE
Is Granted Lawrence Textile Striker,
by Mill Workers: May
End Struggle.

LAWRENCE. Mass. Feb. "a re-
adjustment Of wages. which in no case
will be less than per cent increase.
TO take effect March 4. was anncunced
by President William Whitman OF the
Arlington mills tonight.
According 20 Alderman Michael s.
OBrien similar announcement will
be posted by other mills tomorrow.
probably
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
DEMOCRATS
GATHERING
For State Committee Meeting at
ParkersbUrg To-Dsy-Watson
TO Be In Charge.
Sam V. Woods TO Withdraw As Can
didste for ooVernor-MeGraw
Late In Arriving.
Special Dispatch to tho InieinEencer

Special Dispatch to tho inieiiiEencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Feb 2s--
Fifty leading Democrats OF the state
are already here 10 attend the state
committee meeting TO be held to-mor-
row afternoon. Senator Watson will
arrive early In the morning to take
personal charge OF the machine. Sen
ator Chiffon will not be in attendance.
National Committeeman John T. Nc
Graw will come at noon tomorrow.
II is not known what his plans are.
but IL Ia thought he will make some
stand in favor OF a general party pri-
mary 20 settle all questions as 10
nominations OF presidential delegates
and senatorial preference The com
mittee will turn down the primary
petitioners. and will arrange 10 have
nominations made and delegates So.
lected In the old convention way The
committee - In absolute control OF
the senatorial machine. which ~
against giving tho rank and file any
voice in the partys government.
Huntington will secure tho state nom.
mating convention.
IL has already enough committee
men pledged. Wheeling and Charles
ton are not In the race. and Parkers-
burg 10 only In very weak way. Park
ersburg viii probably be given the
state delegation convention
Wood 20 Quit
sam Y. Woods. OF Barbour. 30 is an.
nounced. will withdraw 40 guberna-
torial aspirant Tho reason given is
that he n n holdover senator. and the
party cannot afford 10 have his seat
placed IN jeopardy For the same rea-
son " II announced that John 4
Preston. o. Greenbrier. will discontinue
his candidacy for the nomination for
the supreme court bench
The sentiment o. the Democratic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
CANNIBALISM
Beng Prss,iesd IN Psrsis b. Starving
Natives

WASHNGTON. Feb. o. startling
allegations ~ cannibaiian among
starving Persians sre contained in
letters from Tshcfsn 20 the Persian
American Educational Society here
from Dr. Susan 9 MOODY. formerly %
'hicng" che declares fathers are eat
INK their children and children are
eating each other in northwestern
Persis. iu the vicinity ~ Hanadan.
where famine has followed the sack
Ing ~ 20 towns and villages D. the
rebel troops ~ Safar 81 Dowteh.
brother ~ The deposed Shah Forty
thousand people are starving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
7 DIE IN BLIZZARD
Death Toli In TEXAS snow storm
Unusually Hesvy-Am Died
Saving Cattle

DALHART Texas Fob 90 At
least seven persons In Northwestern
Texas and Eastern New Mexico Iosf
their lives IN storm that swept
across ne Texas Pan Handle on Sun
Gay. Passengers arriving on delayed
trains mere to-day declare there were
two deaths o. Romero Texas fao af
hmsfad. Two - Naravisa. ~ 81. and
one death near Uaiharf
In each case The victim haf zone
on The rance to care for cattle furrf
INK In fha tiirxarf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
TWO wETzEI TOWNS
JOIN WET BANKS

NEW HARrISeyILLE. " Va
Irn. a Tplnff rcrrf fodsf rrant-d
hrsnse fo s-n spirnsus H1ucra &C.
ealfhfs d srd HruosiFr. larE.snb.rr
as raflsef
huafrrr o. n Norris go srro rfaf
a.rrinls-raror 20 frr -srsfr - ~ -
irrr e IA rrfrrrar arI sac
Tod lr fre srm ~ see
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
Big MINIS STRIKE

DEs MONIES. Ia. Feb. ga
strike OF several hundred thousand
American miners. including twenty
thousand men employed in the Iowa
field. was predicted today by Thomas
Ray. president OF an Iowa mining
company. for April /. when the pres.
ent working agreement expires.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
C. A. HOUSE MUSIC co.
1305-1307 Market Street.

leaders gathered here seems 10 be very
pronounced In favor OF W. r. Thomp-
son. OF Huntington. TO head the state
ticket. Louis Bennett and Wylie Bealr
are also here. but decline to discuss
their reported candidacy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
BOAT BURNS; 5 MISSING
Jacket ]. E. Trudeau Victim of
Fire on Mississippi Above
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 29.-The
large Mississippi river packet steamer
J. E. Trudeau burned TO the waters
edge and sank at 2 o'clock this morn
ing at ST. Gabriel. 100 miles above New
Orleans. Eight negroes. members OF
the crew. are missing and are believed
TO have been drowned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
FOURTEEN SRE HURT
M ILLINOIS WREcK

ST. louis. reb sa Fo .-t-rn uss
senFfrs we injured when ri Sleeper
train ~ three csrs on fhe uroir
TUNED over ir drrf 81 Uend. Ir
30 miles rnrthwesf % zf I.lIs earI.
today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
SAcCHARINE BARRED
FROM FOOD PRODUCTS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-By
a vote OF two 20 one the board
Of cabinet officers charged with
the enforcement % the pure
food Law to-day entered n hnai
decision against the use OF sac.
charine In prepared foods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
Sewer Machine 20 start.

The new ditch machine 20 be used on
lafayette avenue. between Seventh and
ana YVES set up yesterday. will he in
operation this morning for the first time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
OBITUARY
Jackson Obsso aisz.

The remains OF Mrs. Harry NJ. Jack
son were laid at rest yesterday after
noon IN Greenwood cemetery. following
funeral services at the family residence
Rev. W. A. Field officiatad
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BGlzer Funeral.

The remains OF Frsd-rIcw Covan. tn.
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bal
ger were inferred in Mt. Calvary ceme-
terry yesterday afternoon. following ser
vices in 80. Joseph's cathedral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
Services for Chud.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Wilma Geneva. the infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. ". II Bowers were held ar
-" home No. IS twentieth street. YES
terday afterLoon lnterment was made
in tii~ enwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01

The Panama coal mine south OF this
city: wss forced TO suspend operation on
"wednesday morning and also yesterday
owing 20 tire high water. but will likely
resume this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
New FACTORY 70 Start.

In the building OF q. w. Wright on the
corner OF Second and Elm streets. will
be the factory OF the Moundsviile Nov
city Wood Turning Company. and the
factory will open about the last OF
March. The company will manufacture
bail woods ard all kinds OF fancy small
wood turninEA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01

As was announced in these columns a
Few days ago. the Moundsville Trades
assembly sent three kilograms out las
Sunday evening TO the three Congress-
men. viz: Congressman Berger Davis
and Wilson, and word was received Las:
man Davis and also from William VIII
son. OF Bloomburg. Pa. to the effect tina
they both heartily endorse the word re-
ceived from this assembly well as
many others. in the matter OF the mill
strike at Lawrence Mass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
Mothers
Friend

snt rnothsrs uhirh cc-faius n1~h
taiuatie iufuTrsftur. arf uanr 80
gesnons - q 'Ffli nafura
BRADFIuD EfcULArOa CO A.l--s.. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
REPUBLICANS PLAN
TO WET At cIARNsBURc

ersrIai ulsuatrh 20 90 frfsfIrsrrsr
'LAnKsHUHC " " Frh 81
The replhiirars .r fh- ,It I..s a.
silrd fo hrid fht.r ,If. unu .rafIf.r
invention here on Tur-ds.. Har u
Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01

son OF Mr. and Mrs Charles LETTERS sr,.
or Third street, while standing in front
OF an open crate fire yesterday morning
aoout . o'clock. had his dress to eaten
IRE and Immediately the young lad SAT-
down and began 10 roll on the floor. The
attention or an aunt, Rena Snsdsker.
was attracted by the noise and she
seized the child and with an old skirt
soon extinguished the blaze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01

6. NJ. Hood and Joe Campbell left yester-
day morning for Parkersburg, where
tney attended the gathering OF the Re
publican voters who favor the nomina-
ton or Theodore Roosevelt for President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
HuionS Case up russday.

The case OF the State against ]. NJ.
Rulong, charged with conducting a COM
mon gaming room IN the Alexander
building. on jefferson avenue, which
was scheduled 10 come up In the circuit
court this morning. has been put off I'M
I'll next Tuesday. owing TO the Fisher
case taking up the entire balance OF this
week.