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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
Bradley Will Not Seek Reelection

NEWBTRG. \. Y, July :4.-Thomas
w. Bradley of Walden. who is serving
his fifth term in Congress from the twen-
tieth district. has announced that he will
not be candidate for reelection in the
new twenty sixth district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
LIVERPOOL.
I 7 N-I.SIf

LIVERPOOL, July o4.-Closing-Whe
Spot steady; No red western winter,
IS I'd: No. 3, Manitoba. IS 11kd Futures
easy: July, IS Esd; October, 7s Sd
December. Is 1hd. Corn steady; old
American mixed. Is: new American, kiln
dried. is 10d. futures easy: july
nominal: September As Cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

Bar silver steady. Esd per ounce.
Money, 2ie per cent.
The rate Of discount in thc opea market for
short bills j. 3a3 16 per cent
The rate If discount In tine open market for
three-month bills is :; l-I6a3is per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
Stocks Show Fractional Ad-
vances on First Sales.
SOME HEAvlNESS LATER
Market Continues Uncertain Course,
Standard Shares Being Pressed.
ELECTRICAL ISSUES STRONG
General Electric Rises Three Points
and Westinghouse Moves
in Sympathy.

NEW YnRk July 2i,-Leadins stocks
showed fractional advances at the OPEN
ing TO-DAY. of the speciai'les' sears
Ro.buck gained moro tlan two POINTS
and United cigar Manufacturing one
Prices rallied after a brief interval Win
especial activity in General Elec'fie'
which rose almost three points. blscui'
declined FIVE points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 24.-Flour-Firm.
Misunderstanding weather in the
northwest. easy cables. less rust talk
and heavy liquidation broke wheat
prices cent per bushel this morn
ing: September. 100 7-16a1.01.
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Steady.
Lard-Steady: middle west. 1U.4Oa
1850.
Raw sugar-Firm: muscovado. 81
test, 3.55 centrifugal. % test, i.05 !:
molasses. 80 test 80; refined steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
Molasses-Steady.
IIay-Steady.
Iiides-Steady.
Leather-Firm.
cheese-Steady and unchanged. re-
ceipts, 3.::4J boxes. Butter-Firm and un-
changed; receipts. -. fSi tubs.
Eggs-irrcgular and unchanged: re-
ceipts. 2J.W3 cases.
Poultry-DreSsed, dull. fresh killed
western brolers. 2la27; fowls, 15al1: tur-
ks.,1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

xEx dividend-H. r. Clafflin Company
Isl preferred "a. and second preferred
OF same stock, IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
Naval Movements.

The Massachusetts has arrived at New
London. the Pennsylvania. st. Louis and
Raleigh at Bellingham and the Whipple,
Hull. Perry, Preble and Stewart at San
Diego. The California and South Dakota
have sailed from Yokohama for Homo
lulu. the Abarenda from Yokohama for
Manila the Cincinnati from Annoy for
Shanghai and the Osceola from Key West
for Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24
HOURLY SALES Of STOCKS TODAY

a.m., 73,9O i2m.. $3.50
pm, Held 2p.m., l3l,9U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-24

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land. showers this afternoon and tonight
warmer Thursday unsettled. moderate
south and southwest winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
LIE PASSED
IN NATIONAL COMMITTEE AT BAL
TIhoRE-frGHr JUST AVOIDED.
Hard Feelings shown Over Contests
ilinofs, Penn. State and Rhode
Island Settled.

BALTIMORE. June IA FIST fght
was narrowly averted before the sub.
which heard the Rhode Island contests
Frank +. Fttzsimmons. chairman of the
Rhode Island Democratic state central
committee. one Of three men contesting
credentials held by Rhode Island dele
gates, called John J. Fitzgerald who
was arguing against the contestants, a
liar and coward" Fitzgerald started
for Fttzsimmons The latter stripped
ent. when members OF the committee
and bystanders separated the pair. Both
later spologized.
only IS seats in the whole convention
night the national committee met TO
| hear reports ~ the subcommittee and
decide the cases
The committee. after half an hours
deliheration Of the Illinois contest.
voted 20 seat the entire contested dele
/ CATION known as the Roger Sullivan
delegation. turning down the case
| brought by the Harrison Hearst faction
| TWenty-siN seats we're involved The
| decision does not afIect the Presidential
! contest. A. al 1.-THE delegates. contestants
Z and Contestees. are for Champ Clark
| In the Rhode Island contest the ma
! ttonal committee threw out the contests
| instituted 10y the adh erents OF Reprcsen-
| tatiNe OSuaughnessy Ten Wilson dele.
J gates from South Dakota followers oi
I National Committeeman Johnson. were
I given their seats against a contestinE
/ clark delegation.
\ Pennsylvania contest involving halt
/ a vote was settled In favor Of contestee,
/ the Philippines were seated in spite Of
] contest Six followers OF Edwin A. New.
man. Instructed for Clark. were seated
AGAINST two coutesting delegations
The contest against the unit rule IN
/ tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
CUMMINS WINS
Whssiins Player Defeated Rival In
Opening 81 Pittsburgh Tennis
Tournament

PITTSBURGH Pa, June "a
number OF surprises marked play TO
day In the tournament for the Clay
court tennis championship OF the
United States on the courts OF the
Pittsburgh Athletic association. One
was the defeat OF Win Mace. Los
Angeles. by William A. McEllroy. the
junior champion OF Western Pennsyl-
vania by SIS. 3-s. s-3.
Other scores were:
T. Mex. Cummins. Wheeling, w Va,
defeated s. w. Merrihewe. New York,
7-5. Ga.
W. B. Knox won from c. E. Lips
comb. OF Piainfield. y. J.. 81. s-s.
II. J. Kendall defeated Rowland
Hoerr. of st. Louis. 60. s-2.
II. y. Williams won from c. o.
Benton. OF Cleveland. 6-3. s-3. Ben
ton had previously defeated Kenneth
Fisher. of Perth Amboy. y. J.. SO. 60
w. NJ. Tyler. Cincinnati. won from
f. II. smith. 81. So
J. q. Nelson. OF Hanover. y. H. de-
feated J. II. Mcpherson, 81, 81
@. F. Touchard. OF New York, de-
feated Walter Flood. rs, So: after
Flood had downed r. a. johnson, OF
Parkersburg. w. Va. So. So.
]. ]. Armstrong. OF st. paul. Mimi,
defeated Brooks Martin. canton. O.,
go. Sd. and Elias Sunstein. So. So.
Frank II. Harris. Dartmouth College
champion, won over y. G. Adams. GO.
81.
c. Drummond Jones. ST. Louis. de-
feated Richard a. Palmer. OF New
York. 81. as. Ga.
II. u. Little. New York. won over
Everett Chantler. 6-1. 6-2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
ST. ALPHONSUS
COMMENCEMENT
HELD LAST EVENING AT THE GER.
MAs-C0LUABIA CLUB.
Eleven Graduates ana Exercise. Attend
ing Were very Intsrssting-oold
Medals Prsaentad

Last evening IN the auditorium OF the
Ger mani olumhia club the commence
ment exercises q the 81 Alphonsus Ger
man Catholic school Vere held and the
children u the various grades md
classes took part in the program. which
was one . the most deIfghffuI md in
terestinR that hrs been rendered iu
years \ class - los students received
peuwar~uip diplomas from the Palmer
M'iHoa IrniiHuS.lp company. Of New
i"rk. a. .-u award n excellence ia pen
mausu'p
Tie program was not lengthy one
L.l-"NIrc Got" .siutHry by Charles
o Maley the passing Of the seasons
Wy CLASS 81 boys and girls was very
well executed. the children performing
perfectly. Tire Japanese march nv %
Dogs Was also very pretty. and tie ac-
tou song hf class Of small girls was
"a feature "f tIe evening. the little EtrIs
were uniformly dressed In pfnk and
wWte. aud the songs were very well rem
dfred. The little soldiers performance
Was also very pretty. when a number
% small boys dressed in soldier uniform
dfillei ana matched. Following tho
closing n tie program by the little
foikH TIE rr"eeutat on - diplomas was
msde. and Rev. Father Agatha. - IT
AnEelns college. ~ Pittsburgh. delivered
a ysrs int"reFtlng address
The Lost Heir" drama 10 three
acts. vas staged IS the members ~ the
Columbia ursmati' club. ana vas one
~ human interest. and merited much
applause The play was an added at
The graduates consisted ~ sla DO, :
fnt fVe rls something uhlrn ~ rather
unusual. the majority being BOYS ~.
mo IuHttr Hf ere lass ere Henry SCheii-
1auF. Louis Schaub. Agnes Mcdonald
Morgsn - Jeuns Wilusm Grob Mads-
len korn. Cnas ~ Mally. Frank Albert
Lille TtaFcfel. Agnes Myies Huda
BeIfx
\ remarkable farewell address By Rev
Fat1sr AE1fuo. % " CAP. of n An
Erlus college ~ PittHhurEr vas De-
iiFered. anf DO vac a splendid one and
ana fhe manner IN which 40 was dsifv.
cred made 10 aU me more irnprsasivs
~ Faf1er Agafho is an eloquent speaker
ana e fnrrible faIEsr Zach member 81
ne class wsH presented win gold
medal ana diploma - an award ~
FIfI.I rr.E fr having completed the
Eradss u the school Rev Father Gle.
mans. no tna -f AlpIuuHur school. wafe
ths prssentatious Prof a. J schlffef
presided 80 the uiano.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
THIRD PARTY
VIII Be Confined 20 Stand Pat states
Asserts stUbbs; No Third Party
In Others.

TOPEKA. Kas. June 2f-"There
ulll be no third party IN Kansas. said
Governor W X Stubhs to-day. short
ly after he reached home from Chi
caRo There is no need o. a third
party In This state Rut ROOsevelts
name Vill DO on the ballot in Kansas
Boo november. and he will sweep the
state
so third party will be projected Ia
any o. the statea that are already con
trOlled BY the prOEresslveE ROose-
vslt only aims 70 10 nationally what
Wisconsin. Nebraska. Kansas and tho
o'her progressive states already have
done in their state governments The
third party 10 n Be formed only IN
stand pat F'ates % sweep the bosses
and the stand. patters vho represent
No old era. out ~ power
The chicago convention Just hold.
WiIl BE- IN my Judgment the last Re.
publican national convention Here.
after the nominations viii be- made
direct by tho people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
KILLED
IN WRECK ON q. & o. AT CAM.
ERON; TWO OTHERS HURT.
All Were Stealing Ride on Train
When Wreck Occurred. Splin-
terinQ Five Cars.


tering Five Cars.
Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer
CAMERON. w. Va. June 24-In a
wreck on the r. & o.. near this city
this afternoon at 2:35 o'clock. FIVE
cars were reduced TO kindling wood
and two persons killed and two others
injured.
The dead are:
WILLIAM NAME. of Littleton.
w. Va.
+. DONNELI. a switchman. of Pitts
burgh. Miss
The injured:
II. Kane. of Cameron, w. Va; J.
Amos. OF Littleton
The freight was east bound. and
for some reason the FIVE cars mount
ed the rails and were ditched. All
were splintered and Name was buried
under the wreckaRe The bodies Of
The two dead were taken out and Cor.
oner McCombs will hold an inquest
tomorrow. The injured are being
AIRED for here also. Name leaves a
wife and two children. None OF the
men on the train were employees of
the road. but all were stealing a ride
One of the cars I'm the wreck was
refrigerator car containing about
two tons OF oleo oil. and this is
thought to have shifted and ovorbal.
anced the rtain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
WILL REPRESENT
WEST VIRGINIA
WITH INTERESTING EXHIBIT AT
CHICAGO LAND SHOW.
Preliminary Arrangements Made Yes
terday - Meeting Of State Board
Of Trade Al Graffnr


West Virginia il 10 have an exhibit
NJ the Chicago land show. which will
be held November % TO December :
This was decided upon and tentative
arrangements We're made az a meet
ing Of the executive council ~ the
West Virginia board Of trade. held
yesterday az Grafton II was dec.~ III
70 rent an entire section % be- de.
voted entirely To products from this
state. and it Is expected that IL will
be one Of he finest displays OF the ex.
position.
a committee composed Of DR. / G.
White. ~ Morgsntown George W.
Lutz ~ this city. i. ~ Stewart. Of the
u. & o. az MorEaniown. Dean San.
derson. of the University AZ Morgan.
town. John 7. Cornweu. 81 Romnev.
Joseph $ Roger. OF Buckhannon. and
Secretary Roy Il. Naylor. Of this city.
vas appointed 20 arrange details and
10 have charge OF the affair.
The meeting was held IN the VIII.
lard hotel with President Or. e.
White. o. Morgantown. presiding
Several other matters ~ less import
ance we're transacted. and the meet.
ing was unusually interesting secra.
tary Roy y Saylor. Treasurer " Al.
fred Wilson and George " Lutz we're
tho Only local persons IN attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
NO COMPROMISE
Bryan In Conferences over Temporary
Chairman. But No Agreement
Resulted.

BALTIMORE. June 2t--At a con.
ference held This a.. ernoon betueen
william Jennings Fryan. Judge Alton
" Parker. Naroual Chairman Mack
ard Vics Chairman Hall 10 effect r.
compr0m sc on The question ~ tho
fcmp0rarg chairmanshIp ~ fhe Demo.
cratic national convention failed Nr
Bryan announced that he bad not
changed bic mind Vice Chairman
Hall i1dlcs % that Judge Parker
would be- named and thar me frht
against him would be- carried on from
fhe foor br Sir Hrynn
Nr Bryan said
4 40 n very pleasant meeting but
bsyond that ] ~ not care t1 cay any.
ming will cay. however thar ]
think n pr0Frnaaive viii be- named A"
When National Chairman Mack
emerged from The conference room
no YES excited and dlsheveled
There haa been no agreement. 10
exclaimed turrIrdlv The pr0Rra no
~ originally planned ain stands
The conference VAS without result"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
NEWS BRIEFS

Edward Rentsch. clerk In the
George VI. SHOCKS dry goods store
had an artery cut SUNDAY. while re-
turning from the close 81 the sunday
revival az Beaver Falls. A knife no
had IN his pocket slipped out and he
fell on g. Whine IN a very weakened
condition from loss 81 blood he IL In
no danger
Hon. Julian @. Iiearne and Mr.
George House. 81 this CITY. who at
tended the Republican national con-
Vcution 90 chicago. are az Pittsburgh.
attending 90 business affairs They
will return home tomorrow. Hon
George LauEhlin. Republican can
didate fof congress viii return home
from Cincinnati. tomorrow
IN the bankruptcy matter ~ y y.
Jewell. ~ Ioveiand. an order ~ dis
charge was entered yesterday IN the
United states district court
The many friends 81 A. 2 sinks
Secretary ~ the Associated Chari-
tics will be- sorry 90 learn that he Is
confined 90 his home In Toledo. o.. by
illness. After attending the national
conference ~ Charities and Correct
ION in Cleveland last week. Mr.. sinks
went N ME former home for n visit
and while there contracted an attack
~ fever Ills condition is not consid-
erod serious and his many friends arc
hoping Tor his speedy recovery.
Secretary SrhwcrtfeEer. - the
West Virginia Business Mons arsorf.
alton. yesterday received a communi-
cs'ion from oak Hiu. 60 the effect
that an orEanizafion has been formed
IN that place. The association will be
affiliated with the state association
and an application for membership
has been made.
a further examination ~ Peter
MARI. bankrupt was held yesterday
morning before Referee = " CUM
minis and continued until after A..
tofncv r. q. Riley. who ~ attorney
for some uf the creditors returns
from the convention a. Baltimore.
The board ~ commissioners a.
their meetinF yesterday audited court
house and iail bills and today will
take up poor house and farm bills
The papers ir on appeal case
styled William Grimm w. Thomaq
Williams constable. and Louis D.
PROBE surety. were Mod In the office
~ thr rls~k ~ The circuit court ves-
terdHV Doh this suit Squire Mariou
held that tho riaintiT was entitled %
exemption and rendered Judgment fDr
fho sum ~ ts9fl and the defendants
appealed
ON "wednesday and Thursfav
evening there viii b. meetings ~ the
local lodges ~ fhe Shield - Honor
held af which time class ~ randi-
dates vii 10 initiated and On Thurs
day there VIII ne meeting ~ FORT
Henry lodge Oh arrange for number
~ soclals Tor the summer Eureka
lodge. shield ~ Honor viii hold their
'"f'aiion on W cdnesday evtninE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Miss Lydia and Marie Carroll. OF
Cleveland. are visiting Mrs. c. A.
House. Of Fifteenth street.
Miss Margaret Lentz has returned
from her home at Morgantown. after
spending several DAYS with her par
cnts.
William /. Chcdwick. 81 Canton. is
a business visitor IN the city.
VIII .. LaughIin. Of Cameron. re-
turned home last evening after visit
ing friends on the Island.
ATTORNEY =. II. Brinkman. who was
taken suddenly I'll Sunday evening has
recovered.
Mrs. ". \. RarEar. Of Columbus. o..
= The hons" guest Of Mrs. w r
Weiss. NJ her home At EImcrest.
W. J. Calvert. ~ Clarkshurg. is IN
Whoolinrg ~ business.
+. II. Anderson. Of Friendly. assist
an Goo state Tax Commissioner Fred
-. Blue, was in Wheeling Monday.
faiU" Freeman. o. salem. Is spend
ing a few DAYS with Wheeling friends.
clare '"rnslly Of Spencer. has re-
turned home after short business
trip here.
J - PAUL. ~ Fairmont Is visiting
Wheeling relatives.
y. r. 'orswav. 81 Parkersburg. IL
IN town on business.
J.. ~. Morris. ~ Friendly. was IN
III" city yesterday on a brief bust
ness trip.
William Conlsy. ~ PnrkershurR. il
ir town Tor a few DAYS
-. g cross. 81 Ietart. W. Va. has
returned home following "a visit with
Wheeling relatives.
D.. \. Amos. % Friendly. was in
town Yesterday on business visit.
=. y. Adams has returned 20 his
home a. Reader. after spending sun
day with friends here
After spending % few davr In FIm
Grove as the guest n relatives Mrs
William Flowers has returned 90 her
homo in HarristiIie. q
Mrs Emma Glars. ~ West Liberty.
refurned home last evening after
arrr'in- few DAYS In this cltv
Secretary \. T. Arnold. Of the West
...... $1,000 association
returned sesterdaf from an extended
trip through the southern part ~ the
state. where be conducted several
county conventions
4 =. He'll. ~ sprinRdaie addition.
near Film Grove has been removed 90
the North Wheeling hospital Tor treat
menf
Secretary ROY P savior - 'ha
Board ~ Trade attended the meeting
- the executive council ~ the state
hoard hold vesterdav I'm the willard
hotel 90 Grafton
Miss Martha v Graham sienlrntarv
superintendent ~ fhc state Sunday
school fseoriafi7n. has returned from
IN extended tour ~ the southern
counties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
MIN
Adopts Unit Rule TO Support Harmon;
VIII Also Oppose Bryan.

BALTIMORE. June Ex-Governor
Judson Harmon will receive the com
plete vote of the Ohio delegation
The unit rule was adopted tonight
al a caucus eLlivened by several
sharp contests. all OF which were led
by friends OF William Jennings Bryan
under the direction Of Mayor Newton
ID. Baker. Of Cleveland.
The unit rule was put in force by
vote of 81 TO 81. and a motion en-
dorsing Mr. Bryan's fight agains
Judge Parker. OF New York. for TEN
porary chairman was laid on the
table, % % 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
BATTLE In MEXICO

TORREON. Mex June 24~Gen-
eral Banquet. upon arrival at Nazas,
fifty miles southwest Of this city, In
Durango. to-day issued a proclama-
ton OF amnesty to all rebels who lay
down their arms.
a battle is reported to have oc-
CURED in the hills near Jimulco. 20
miles south. between a body OF reb-
els and volunteers under Jose Car
rama. brother OF the Governor OF
Coahuila The rebels were routed.
with a loss OF 20 killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
WORTHINGTON
DESIGNATED
A. Ns~ Head % chiesao and Alton
Road IN Place o. Thee.
dors g. ghonfa

NEW YORK. June Zf..At meet
INK ~ the directors 20 the Chicago
and Alton Railroad company. held
here to-day. fho rsaiRnati0n ~ Theo-
foro =. Shouts. 30 president. as an
nounred few days uFo. was form
ally accepted. ana % = WorthlnRf0n.
Who recently resigned ~ receiver ~
ne wheeling a Lake Erie Railroad
COMPANY waa chosen as president
Mr. W0rthirRton also vas elected n
member ~ the board ~ directors %
The chicago ard Alton and nsmher
N me executive committee succeed
I'M = g nfarkir. resigned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
8 JURORS IN BOX

CHICAGO June 20 Eight Jurors
pere accepted to-day IN the trial ~
frr suit for t7f n00 damages br0uehf
hf John q HerrirE against Clarence
Punk. general rararsr Of me In
" rnaf Lnnal farrrrfrr com unnY. Tor The
nIleEed alienation ~ me affections %
hts wife. 1oaauhIrs UennIrg ~ Is 90
rrrt~f fhe panel will he ronrieted o..
morrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
wArwood Briefs ana Personals.

Dr. j, W. Abercromhis and wife re-
turned home yesterday from Nj Cie-
mems. where he has been for the past
two months for the benefit of mis- hesItn.
He has greatly improved
Mrs Roy Ward has returned from
Hannibal. o.
Miss Anna r. Hall returned yesterday
from visit TO Cleveland and other
points
Chester Robsrge. OF South warwood,
who sustained a painful injury 20 his
foot last week. Is Improving.
W. i. Jones. OF Center warvood, re-
turned last evening from a trip to De-
troit and Columbus.
The Junior Circle OF the Warwood
Kings Daughters met at the home of
Miss Marie Myers last evening
Miss Louise Ahlstedt will entertain
the Isoveiand Busy Bee club at her homo
In South warwood Friday afternoon
from 20 O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. George Press Of NoH
Warwood. have returned from a W
TO the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
q q = CURES
900. SKIN DISEASES

% IN humo or acid In
the
=
=
e msmb1oua aeh lying Just beneath the
thine The skin affords relief from
by
down into the
s.
10 at who vrite
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
CHESTER HEN is
WORKING OVERTIME

Special Dispatch to the InteuIgenesr.
CHESTER. w. Va. June 24.-Col
r. f. Allison. OF the Locust Hill
Farms. one mile south OF here. has a
most remarkable hen. for by means
OF trap nest this certain hen has
been found TO be laying two eggs a
day on three days a week. the record
continuing for the last three weeks.
This hen is cross OF a Plymouth
Rock and a Rhode Island Red.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
II DEAD; II MISSING

BUFFALO. y. Y. June 21.-Every
hour to-day added to the toll Of dead
In last nights accident at Eagle park,
Grand island. when Atty feet OF an
excursion dock collapsed and dropped
90 persons into the Niagara river. Up
20 tonight Il bodies had been recoV-
cred ana there was list OF IL more
who were known TO have been at the
rark and had not ye tbeen accounted
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
FAD MEN ARRESTED
III wETzHL COUNTY

Special Dispatch To- the Iutelligencer.
NEW MARTINsvILLE w Va,
June 24-Chief Edgeu and a deputy
to-day arrested at Point Pleasant creek
two bad men who have for some time
been terrifying the section by burglar
ling houses and discharEing firearms
They are Ment Fox and Mckinley
Eyers. and are In Jail here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
POLICE RAID

Descending on the land OF the mid
night sun last night. Lieutenant
Buchwald and a detail OF police pulled
all the houses. Twenty ave houses
were raided. in which there were 10
men and over a hundred girls. me
landladies were taxed $40 and the
trimmings and the girls and men
$3.50. All the girls put up but the
majority Of the men were unable TO
dish up the coin.