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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08
COUNCIL TO MEET
Two Important OrG,psnces Will Be
Recommended for PASSAGE
By Committees

tuesday evening there Will be- an
important meeting OF the city council
az which time TWO important ordi.
nanc"s Will b" considered. probably
10th 'f which have been pas scd tiuon
~ IN" committees which they were
referred 10. In addition 10 th:s there
VIII be Il message from the board of
control on number az matters which
IN" council Will be- asked to act upon.
probably iuCUdin- the matter Of
bonds Tor thu Improvement -: the
streets. 'he puhl!c playground. and
other matters
ON" 90 tho ordinances which will
com" before the council j. thar OF
10" Block Eros Tobacco Company.
which is asking Tor the privilege of
constructing bridge over the all.y
between their prcscnr huiidiuc and a
nov onr which viii hv constructed
soon. on which m" committee on ordi.
nauccs passed Friday evening IN
other - Ia" ordinance IN which the
Panhandle Traction Company viii be-
-rJnt"d "a irInchis. for q double
tr'ct over tho Top Nl road This
Drdiruuc" wal passed upon hy the
committee ON railroads. ordinance.
streets. alleys and grades passed Fri
day evening Both az these ord.
nduc.S viii be- recommended To tine
council favorahly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08
If ALWAYS TIRED
Use IONA VITA
VII ses.ore A-esioo. Asp<,rte s,s
tne System D, Genera &C
ssr-si. r-esit-y State.

Half-sick. tired al the tine. 10 81
srEl or ambition. With your nerves
on edge ana your stomach out ~
order. nov can you expect 10 get any
happiness out OF life when in such a
miserable state
You cant. and YOU won I. until YOU
nnd relief from the debilitated condt
uon that Is sapping your vitality and
robbing you of Your strength.
Physicians know that half the popu-
lation OF the large cities In this coun-
try are today afflicted with nervous
devility caused by the wear and tear
OF modern life.
4 preparation has been used BY
European physicians to combat this
nervous condition with remarka bic
success. 4 similar preparation. 'Tona
Vita. was introduced in this coun-
try a few months ago and is making
marvellous record here. "Tona
Vita" is bringing back health and hap
piness to thousands of listless, debll-
iiated men and women. You owe IL
TO your family. you owe IL TO yourself
to let this wonderful new tonic build
you up. There is no other medicine
like II on earth: one dose will con-
vince any one OF this. II "Tona Vita"
don't do more for YOU than all the
other medicines you have ever taken.
+ II it doesn't make you happier and
healthier and better in every way.
what YOU pay for II will be returned
to you by Chss. II. Goethe. X co.
Lees Rhubarb Laxative. the assist
ant remedy. Is another great medi-
cine II is splendid family laxative
containing the medicinal properties
OF rhubarb- natures own laxative. 1t
will not iniurc the most delicat" con
stitution and should be used for chill
dren above everything els. II Is
pleasant 10 the taste.
Chas X. Goctze a 60. have tho
Wheeling agency Tor "rona Vita" and
Lees Rhubarb Laxative
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08
CRIMINAL COURT
Se.e-s Case coes ose-

VIA - c4-- O. 49, virginia
aEalnst H. lara ? Scaeak ~.s
ca-i~d ir ~ criminal colrr SATURDAY
- 49, aEain pUi over. this tine lnfil
~ n~rt term o. court 4, haG been
generally believed -on~tning would
b. done - THIS term. but the prose
euior stated some important witnesses
Tor th- state could not D. secured and
= VAS al ute request OF the prose
cutor the cas-. went over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08
Was Given Three Months.

Pleading guilty 10 the charge OF
having stolen coat from man
named Saunders. Samuel Wilson. col
ored. was sentenced to serve three
months in the county pail lie ap.
peared in court with his attorney. and
on another charge OF stealing a coat
II was stated that he had already
served thirty days. so he was dis
missed on that charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08
other Cases Acted On.

{. \. Turner. non-support case:
passed 10 next Saturday. G. l.. Davis
and \. ID. Landry. theft: trial set for
January ~. l.. Maczynski. demurrer
hled. argument set for next Saturday
Thomas Philips and John Raymond.
robbery: trial date January %. Martin
LOTUS. adultry. passed to next Wed.
nesday. Charles Beuter. Iiquor. trial
date January 20. Pearl Bass. theft:
demurrer overruled and case passed To
next SATURDAY William Rose. non
support; passed "a next SATURDAY.
Jim Harper and Iron" Graves. cocaine:
trial date Set FOR January L..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08
Sentenced 20 One Ds,

After giving the prisoner a sharp
Lecture. Judge Jordan sentenced vii
liam kaufman. charged with peti'
larceny. 10 one day in the county Jail.
on saturday. when the prisoner plead
ed guilty. The prisoner promised 20
refrain from drinking and conduct
himself better in the future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08
Three Years in Pen.

Albert Bates. convicted AT a former
term OF criminal court of a charge OF
robbery. through his attorney made a
motion for new trial which was
overruled by Judge Jordan Bates was
then sentenced. the Judge giving him
three years 10 serve in the state
prison at Moundsville.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-18
OF HOLY ORDER.

"a. What is the Sacrament of
ORDER
4. tbs a sacrament by which
spiritual power aud grace are
given to Minister of the Church
rightly ordained.
| ! @. What power do the Priests
OF the Church receive through
this sacrament?
! A. The Priest receives OF his
ordination
| l.. The power to change the
bread and wine into the true
Body and Blood Of our Saviour
Jesus Christ.
?. The power to forgive sins.
OMISSION Book. page PA
AND if you 6ery then III !:
poTc", tx : 81, tl,r. ~. Yet
hat tie gates CT he'll has
,pleyai,ed against Christ chm rch.
! And we too say, that those scrip.
lures which they refer Us to are
good and true, But we must
say that THEIR CLAIM IS WRONG.
| Which we shall show later On,
But again they las hold Oh this
scripture.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-18
IS CA7o.2' :..% 70 TIE AMERICAN PEOPLE TO-DAY?

Su1y'rainn and not by conquest
Tup plan IS this. to send over
the surplus population (homlSh)
of iIarppr They will go over
with f,rcign views and feelings
and will form Il heterogeneous
mass. and in coarse OF time viii
te prepared to rise and suhVert
the Government. Duke OF hlch-
mond. Clipped from Rum
Romauism then Rebellion. page !
Now what we reed 10 day. - a
shepherd laa iil1" un'o David the
! son Of Jessie t. speak and act IN
! b.i!ulf OF tn American people,
as did David for Israel. Or IN
! other words d staff beauty and a
staff Bands. or a Hiram AbitI and
a David TIE American people
arc at this time worming a ser
ncnt IN their bosom, and when
we read and mediate over the
the above quotations We can not
help but SOC this truth. They
hold the balance of power in their
hand when it comes to the pools
and they stc"nley watch; to sec
how to drop this power in then
favor. And in this manner they
have gained their way into every
department of this our govern
mtnt until they arc almost ready
to say this far and no farther
th&t is, you must now be oul
servants, that you American
people must bow the knee tn the
Pope Of Rome. Oh. yG Alncrl
cans to YOU Catholicism is slyIy
becoming your head: For hol
principals are that all nations
Kingdoms and toungs shOnl(
worship at her shrine, The Gal
iah Of to cay before lsrael's God
! t so where is David the son n
Jessie She is the great Nor
gan, Of our day. Whore then i:
the Jepthah. Come We So.om
} ons, come We Hiarams, and all y;
noble hearted men Of all Ameri
can loyalty; and stand tor Life
J Liberty and The honest pprsul
OF Happiness. And rob the ty
, rant OF his head Of Thraldom
and place it beneath the foot 0
: Liberty.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-18

E'4, Intlr Is no Wav Of escaping
the bears clutches. And Cath
O'icjSm hides herself behind the
political powers until she steals
tie last veStage of right: tie
poor laboring man has: And she
then says you are my subjects
Non shall be my slaves. This is
| what Catholicism is to the toll
ing men and wOmcn OF Amer
lria. Catholicism is also like the
leFOrd in the light, t. the Amer
lean people. F.r She las so
many ways to blind .old the PEG
pie that they can not see them
neither can NOu see the spots at
the lcpords in the night NQW
III plain words. what we mean is
this, The catholic power tod& y
is stealing the liberty of tEf
American people. inch by inch
! thru political craftjnrss. Tuey
think that no other power has
any right to rule or rejghn OK
, cept Iopcry)sm. For this re
aSon it is detefament to til,
Liberty Of the American people
/ For tvidipnce pleas read.
Let the Public School System
90 10 where it came from the
Devil. --Freeman $ Journal.
Il would Us soon administer
tho sacramcnts to o dog, as K
Catholics who send Their child
rem to public schools.
Father Walker
" We hold education to be ;
function Of the church, not 0
the State, and in our case. we d.
not and will not accept tire STAT
as Educator" - Tablet.
1T will be q glorious day f.
Catholics Economists } in Thu
country when, under the laws 0
ju stice and morality. our Schoo
System shall be shivered t.
pieces. - Catholic Telegraph.
I'VE hate Professionalism, w
dctest it with our whole hear
and sole. Catholic Visitor.
The Government of the Uni
! ted States ought not to stand.
But it will be destroyed b.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-18
TAKE NOTICE
DEA FRIEND

Don't ,hnl because notlocated in city that we
can't sell goods at city price less, High rents biz salaries
arc ali be made from the profits OF city
business.
And if trade there you must not forget that you pay
the privilege Of doing Ills different with and the
thar business is continually Increasing is ample
eveac3 a the people appreciate the advantage otradng
with Our expenses small and profits Ii
the cy eXpencesare large and profits proportion
When you ouy from mail order house you have to Pay
The Express Postage small quantity and The Rates
Arehgh We buy in large quantities and reights small item
When you spend dollar in the City that dollar gone from
his Vicinity forever when You spend with part of
stays here and converted into taxable property and there
fore aids your society," your churches Your roads, aud
.munity at large.
Please Der lat the buyer Of this firm is
sleepy stupid Indifferent when he buys bargains that will
yield small profit and you money We supply
YOU with all they have any genera store call thu
wosh of your money in dry gods Groceries, Felt boots
end Shoes Hats and Caps &.
Yours Respectfully,
G.. G. PARIS Bru II: Knot; MO.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-18
rs SECjjTIEIziREeIANISM RIGHT?

Dear readers. we stall rnGrErI
to set before You such facts, as
will enable YOU to SCI for ynur
selves whether SectarIaLism Is;
right or not. And the first one Of
those churches that We shall
speak on. will be the Catholic
church. Foperyism says that
the Catholic church is Apostolic.
That she has q true succc, sion
from st. Peter to tho nrcScn,
Pope that it has never been
broken. As You will see FROM
the following Languages.
but Of all the spiritual king
dOmS or churches upon earth.
there is only one that can boast
of posses sing the true successors
of jesus Christ, and also a true
successor to St. Peter. That
one is the Roman Catholic A.
poStolic Church, For where
did Peter that rock" OF the
| Church, live, teach, and pour
out lis blood, but in Rome:
| Where rcposc TIE holy ashes OF
this prince Of the Apostles OF
Jesus Christ, but in Rome:
Where is now to be found this
rock, whereOn the Church is
built, this successor Of st. Pete,
to whom were given the Keys OF
heaven? Nowhere but in Rome"
mission Book page IlS.)
We have nothing palmer thar
the claim they make, of an apos
tolic succession. And if thl.
succession is disputed, then they
will say Christ's words were
broken and refer you to thi,
scripture.
And say also unto thee, That thou art Pete
and uron this rock will bui'd my Church
and the gates Of hell shall not prevail against it
; Malt Ills
And if any one says augh
against their claim: they will
reply and say, then the gates O
hell has prevailed agains
Chriat'S Church. And If Ao1
would ask them what the gate
of hell was they could not tell
They would be the last to poin
to their own door for one of tn
gates. But would point you tt
the following scripture to provo
! their position to be correct
Please read.
And when he had said this, he brca1hcd o
! them, and sad unto them, itecriyc We the 10!
Ghost Whorsoever sins ye remit they ar
v9initlcl unto them; and whatsoever sins y
retain, they are retained, $, John 20. y.
In claiming that they have
( the power to forgive sins, whicl
they do. Please read.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-18

: JI',lIncG aS Il starting DOlnU, L.
e,uh,acpd in oar last text quoted,
'anI NAT is teach them to OBJ,
-s4rvc all things whatsoever !
have commanded YOU"
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,.o,.. ,,,,. ,n,.suora - tho l,nr If nobv,ou
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! ,i. .,,..,,,., ,,,, , - no. ,boose
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But some may say, Christ die
net speak that. it was Ezekiel.
We must say that il it was F.
Izckicl talking; he was talking
what the Son of man should do
/ Then the question must arise,
Who is this Son of man? And
Christiandom, which is called
| Chrjstiandom TODAY: would have
to say. it was Christ. And if it
was Christ then he had to point
out TWO WAYS. And Christ ctr-
t0jnIy did this. The first way
was when he Spake 20 his Apps.
| tles in this manner.
ar,c twelve Jesus sent FORTH and command.
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They were rot to 90 in the
vov of the GAntilps Here il
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q Tie dedd, ne lllcn cu"Ose Iaul 10
seq forth the U.ntr Wav, as it
y Yn,l..
AHA, n., s,,,,, ,,,, ,h,
= appeared unto thee for this purpose. to make
thee a minister and witness both of these
things which thou hast seen, and of those things
!, in the which will appear unto thee.
, Delivering thee from the PEOPLE, and from
, the Gcntcs; unto whom now send thee.
T,on,, tns;r cvos. and tn.n them from
darkness to light and from the power of sutor
d unto God th't they may receive forgiveness
r OF sins '"' 'Df''''"''c' among the" "n'sn
80 ' ,n ~ y, - "''" '"''' l. 1T D''' ''
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u Of tnc unc,run,,sion was committee, r~,, me
as the y"spel OF circumcision WIS unto Peter
dor he that wrought etlec'nally i" Peter to
'N' 'pos''esh'p of the circumcision the same
!: D''. ' ''' '"' "" '' '''v 'l,'"'s2
,,o,n ,;,,,rs ,rcccivod ~. cro,o tina. vv0s
: given unto me. they gave to ne and Barnebas
5 the right hand of fellowship: that We SHOULD go
mt" the '9''nen' and 'h'' unto the circumcision
] There cannot be any thing
taught 5y sculpture any plainer
- than this and vet there is none
of those churches teach it. when
: Christ said TO the minister teach
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-01-18

the for.,t
u,jard
:. in the
Nr c!ephent- lie
.l.., III wing to and fro,
e comes to the place to
And while several OF FL
hits are side by side drink
-AS sly rs possible the lion
, makes his Way from the. farest
7 to within reach Of tie elephants
Aud wlCn one determined leap,
l. He strikes the back aprarlntly Of
the largest elephant And then
with all his power lie sends forth
his laundering voice. and with
his claws and tearablr tccth-llc
soon has the elephant under bis
controle. For we read OF his
power in this maLner.
and | stood upon he sand OF
the sea and saw a beast rise n,
out of he sea having seven heads
and ten holns, and upon ms
horns ten crowns and upon bis
heads the name Of blasphcmy.
Aud the beast which | saw was
like unto a leopard and his feet
we're as the feet of q bear and his
mouth as the mouth Of a hon and
the dragon gave him his power
and his seat and great authority
Rev. 13-1-2
We see to day, the great politi-
cal powers: down at the ~C'(S OF
water of men. Drinking and
sapping the very life blood Of
those men. Catholicism holds in
her hands, the trunk OF all pol
iticaI parties And leads them
whittier she will. Tat is, those
that arc likely to have any hands
in the government. Therefore
Catholicism, is to the American
Laborlng man. just IlIie the
ion represented with the el ny
liant. She is to the American
laborcr, like the bear in the
Jungle.
The Jungle, hides the bear,
until the prey becomes SO near
The Washington times., 1912-02-26
SPEECH ON MORALS
WILL Be DELIVERED
AT EASTERN HIGH
Milton Fairchild's Lecture to
Be Illustrated by
Stereopticon.

On Monday, April %. pupils of the
Eastern High School and the graded
schools will be given an opportunity
to see the stereopticon views illustrta-
ing the lecture on morals which will be
given by Milton. FairChild.
The course in morals, as adopted by
the National Institute of Moral In
StruCtion, includes lessons on true
sportsmanship. why children should go
to school, thoughts about boy fights.
conduct of a gentleman. personal and
national thrift, and like lessons. Parents
and educators have been invited to at
tend the lectures at Eastern.
Commissioner Of Education +. p.
Claxton and DIR. Thomas Nelson Page
are deeply interested in the work as
carried on by Mr.. FairChild, who re-
Gently covered the State of Massa-
chusetts in his educational trip. Mr.
Fairctild spoke to more than 1900 chill
dren and adults in eight smaller cities
The schedule at Eastern, which pro-
vides for the high school students dur
ing the opening period, and the graded
school children in the afternoon. was
Rrrt ged by DR.. Willard Small and DIR.
L. G. Kimball.
The Washington times., 1912-02-26
UNCLE SAM TRIES
TO CHECK THE FARM
EXODUS TO CANADA
Information Sought on Un-
developed Land in the
States.

The United States is making an off,
cial effort to prevent the emigration
of its farmer sons to Canada. 1t Is
estimated that $4,000 farmers went
during the last fiscal year and hum
dreds of thousands have preceded
them thither. TO stop this and di-
vert migration to parts Of the United
States where richer opportunity
awaits, the division of information of
the Department of Commerce and La
Dor is cooperating with State depart-
ments Of agriculture and bureaus of
immigration. more than a majority of
the States having Joined with the de-
partment already.
Information gathered by the divi-
sion Of information regarding the
splendid opportunities for farmers In
various undeveloped States of this
country will be made available to all
American farmers contemplating a
change, particularly those who medi-
tate emigrating to Canada.
A pamphlet for general informa-
tion and distribution is being pre-
pared by the division, which will set
forth briefly and correctly the Oppor-
tunities offered by the several States
To this end the governors OF these
States have been asked for rinforma-
ton on the following points,
Are there any public lands, such
as Government State or school lands
If so, their extent, and how they may
be procured, the principal products
and resources, the physical character
istics and the climate?'
The Washington times., 1912-02-26
Police Will Not
Arrest Persons
Who Use Bridge

No arrests have been made and
none will be made of pedestrians who
cross the Calvert street bridge in
violation of the Commissioners order.
Policemen are stationed at both ap-
proaches to the bridge, and persons
who cross the structure are required
TO keep to the middle and are warned
that they cross at their own peril.
This, in substance, was the state
ment made today by Major Sylvester,
relative to the attitude the police arc
taking regarding the order closing
the bridge to foot and vehicle traf-
fic, but permitting the cars to cross.
The sides of the bridges where the
sidewalks are located are roped off
or obstructed so that 1t is not pos
sihle for pedestrians to use them. Any
one attempting to tear down these
obetructions to use the sidewalks will
be arrested. 1t waS said at headquar-
ters, as such an act would constitute
disorderly conduct or destruction of
public property.
Major Sylvester said there had been
considerable misrepresentation regard
Ing the Commissioners order. AS q
matter of fact, 1t was explained, the
street car company owns the bridge,
although under the law a bridge IS
a public highway and therefore the
public is entitled to use 1t. The rea-
son for permitting the cars to cross,
II was stated, was because the tracks
are directly over the truSses or spans
and the passing of the cars does not
cause as much vibration as would a
pedestrian on the edge of the side
walks which are constructed and sup
ported in the nature of shelves eN-
tending out from the trusses.
The danger to the bridge, it was
further explained, was what might
be termed the side-lash on the spans,
caused by the vibration or weight on
the extreme edge of the sidewalks
Major Sylvester said no effort would
be made or had been made to keep
pedestrians from crossing the bridge
so long as they Kept in the middle
Wagons and other vehicles, Of course
are prohibited from using the bridge
until the necessary repairs have been
made.
The Washington times., 1912-02-26
LONG LOST DORSEY
FOULTZ, INSURGENT,
NEW MESSAGE SAYS
BEST Wishes to Major ST."
Is Greeting in Letter on
Political Situation.

Like a voice from the spirit world. a
voice from the dead but not forgotten
past, has come a message from Dorsey
Foultz. the elusive Dorsey, who for
many years has been the big dark speck
on Washington's police horizon, setting
at rest any question of doubt as to the
fugltive's stand on the present political
situation.
Dorsey, be II known; is or was the
alleged colored murderer, who killed
another colored man, and then dropped
out of existence as completely and sue
cessfully as II the earth had suddenly
opened and swallowed him. Many
theories have been advanced as TO the
means by which the fugitive made his
successful getaway, the one most ac-
cepted being that he crawled out Of the
District by means of the sewer route.
Since then at different intervals have
come messages from Dorsey on nearly
all the questions of burning public in
terest
In communication to The Times
dated Sewer Department, Terminal
Station, February "a" Dorsey mas this
to say:
mind that as progressive | was years
ahead OF Senator La Toilette. My old
was for the recall Of Boss shepherd, at
the time he was playing havoc with the
streets Since going into retirement I've
lost interest in national and municipal
affairs. 1 like the sound OF the word
progressive. 1t almost drives me out
'"'O ''' 0p' DORSEY FoULTz.
with best wishes for Maj. s.