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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
OHIO MAN POINTS 0ljT
BEST ROAD To HEALTH

new 'tniied" system % medicine
cites a case % this Instance
Nenla. Ohio. October sth 1912
Eor more than thirty YEAR, 7 have
SUFFERED With stomach trouble. catarrh.
h"lmat!sn Kidney trouble and con
supanpn which caused me 20 become
very dizzy az times. my back ached
continually and ! could not work I
nave nov taken the United Doctors
treatment less than tWo months and
the Oioating pains in M back. sore
ness. dizziress aud distress IN my
stomach have entirely left me- Nv
caiarrh. rheumatism aud kidney
iIololr nave also ceased TO bother me
WIN TINS snort time with the United
DOCTORS remarkable system % rreat.
mCut
Ny son. who had faintInc spells.
chronic appendicitis catarrh. and fire.
queut pains Ia his back and shoulders
not 70 mention constan- headaches.
has shown wonderful improvonent
though having treated with the United
Doctors but six weeks
might add that my son failed TO
OBTAIN a cure with I'VE % our local
doctors. They failed 70 cure him and
nence advised him 10 20 TO the
United Doctors
tSgnedi VIM Oclesbaa
r. > n No & Xexla. ohio
The United Doctors are alwav, e,ad
70 nave any sufferers cali upOn them
Tor a confidential chat and aiv avs tell
patients frankly their exact chances
Tor a cure.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
REVERSE DECREE

special Dispatch 60 the Int-llizencer
CHARLESTON. W Va. Oct. IL
The longest opinion handed down by
the supreme court Of appeals during
the present term was that OF Boyers
Lyons vs.. Fairmont Real Estate Com
pany, from Marion. In which the d.
cree OF the lower court was reversed
and new trial awarded The opinion
OF the court was written By Judge
Ponenbarger I'm reversing the lower
court the higher court held that
claims for permanent and Temporary
damages 10 real estate. growing out
or the same act, may BE- united in one
action and IN a single count OF the
declaration II the facts stated In
such declaration warrant recovery
OF temporary. but not permanent.
damages. allegations as 10 the latter
are treated as surplusage."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18

Clarence Iitten. 32'. cherry Hiliw Va
John Mervin FaWce;t. 30. Wheeling.
Clarence Poe. %. Wheeling
SSe"rse g Beneke, 32 Wheeling.
W. Dawson, 90, Cameron.
r. u MaTstE. r. wheeling
" Bowman. ~. wheeling
Frederick Schaub. So. WhesIinE.
James T Murreil. 81 Wheeling
y. l. Arubrecht. 90 Wheeling
Herman Bentz. az. Wheeling
Nm = 9teineicker. - Wheeling.
Henry 9 Robb. 80 Wheeling.
louis Whit 32". wheeling.
sherwood Fee. 52-. wheeiinF
william Grabe. az. Wheeling.
W. y Holmes. Is wheeling
T. p. Patton. ~. wheeling
4 WN,ilSinson y. Hyntinston-
J. 3. Davis. 81. Ciarksturg
hlzh Iowns. 81 Clarksburg
v. p Campbell. 80 Fairmoat
FRANK : Walt. az. whsei fs
4, ~ FRANK iSeMoyne Hupp. - . wheel
= Jones. 14'. wheIeign.
llr W Fulton, "a. Wheeling
VIM = krupp. K e.. g.. II. Wheeling
ltobt " Browne. X. = @. II. Wheeling
n, 'herles = carriEsn. 80. X g.. -. II.
Fred {. Steinbicker. sss Hon. Wheeling
has +. Schuitze, 20. n 9. e. II.
}. vs.. Morris "a. Wheeling
Seattle Wash
Leonard ". 5. Stryker. a.. Wheeling.
Thomas J Watkins. 81. wheeling
; BlAyney. 81 Hon. Roneys Point
Scottish Rite Guard.
Ben 2 Hamilton. % Wheeling
". A. Morris 32s Wheeling
p ]. YaEer. So. wheeiing
Alfred p Schairer, So Wheeling
Alfred y Peake. % Wheeling.
a. J Lloyd. 81 Wheeling
Ferris r Miller. az. Wheeling
Frank II Thrum, BE-. Wheeling
Edgar flanksy. - Wheeling.
+ Bittner. 50, Wheeling
". j. Miller. az. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
Senia Man Directs the Sick 20 the
United Doctors After He ard Son
OBTAIN Great Results win
Ne~ Treatment
FIVE PHYSICIANS FAILED
Eve Physicians Fail 20 Cure Son. VINO
FINALLY Decided 90 Try the United
System % Medicine.

Ninety per cent OF the patients OF
The United Doctors. Who have their
Wheeling institute on the second floor
OF the McLain Bldg. al - Twelfth
81 fnear Market ST. come to them
through recommendation
There are numerous instances
where there are six to hfteen % one
family and their relatives treating at
the United Doctors institute az one
Time often a man who II Treating
atm these expert specialists. VIII send
MS VIE, she In turn often sends a sick
enid. relatives hear through them OF
me cures being accomplished and as a
result u Is no uncommon sight TO see
several members OF family az the
United Doctors institute az a time
The following letter. written by a
prominent Xeula man telling 81 the
great results both he and his son are
obtaining under treatment with the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
DAMAGING EVIDENCE
AGAINST ACCUSED

SALEM Mass. oct 17-Testi-
mony that Joseph J Ettor. leader ~
The Lawrence textile strike. had at-
vis"d the striker 20 keep the gun
shops busy and had Urged them not
TO lar pa" police or rho Tin soldiers
with their sharp hayouets" was given
today iu The trial of Ettor Arturo
Giovanutl and Joseph Caruso.
charged with 'he killing ~ Anna
LOpizzO. "a mill operative. during tho
strike. Two Lawrence police Of.
frtrs testified that Giovannitu had
'>press-'d % them defiance % the
police and soldiers. and James u.
Douahu". a Boston newspaper man.
rccouured alleged statements said 20
have been made by E''or a. Law
renee. which the commonwealth IL
sndeavoriug TO show werc ~ an in
fswmltory character and led 20 riot
INK resulting in the death OF the Lo-
pizlo woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
SCOTTISH RITE REUNION
CLOSES WITH BANQUET

conrad klrscH. -. wheeling
" y 'amr9e - bridgeport. ohio.
n Iiuford. a.. Huntington.
81 becsstt az wheeling
es-r, =. hampfer. - Wheeling
- siier, % Huntington
,hariss q Norris. zzs. Whs~linr
i"rlfl lrnger. az M-h@@llrg
Z, ~ LsheN. 81 WheeltnF
narfs n Nolan. - NNss' t-nlon
william ~ Bycott. 40. Wh-elinx
=. N"oil-nNeb-r. - warNsSI
- 'ss ht,s1yogras. - Huntington
~ Mc,rezor. y Wheeling
. = rordm~r. IL. Whesiins.
Ut \ o. Plant IL WheeifTg
b i,.',, 10y - Buffalo, ". Va
A Hagen. So whssiins
I~95ss " oldham. % whes
charles = IS ihiehhf-s.pitu' 5Gye ,v,...,,~
~. harhiuan. IL Wheeling
Morgan. So. Wheeling
;y. .iii.hin y Anderson. y Wheeling
r g simmons. 90. spence
~ ''lerhart. ~. ClArksburE.
Joseph , Robinson. az. wheeling.
9 l. % smith 81 WHINE Ha..inTVn
\ Etsns. o. EdsVood
+ D.. Shaffer. az Warwood
- ,lrming % Wheeling
Robert =. Uirsson. az. Was.lin'r
4 Hare. - Wheeling
- . iiarnss. "a. wheeiinE
J.. NJ scott. go AicMechen
FRANK = Armstrong 81, Wueeltrx
Ma .ap. D. kerbey. az. wheeling.
= II BroekhSfd,. -. W hssiih
a =. Schneider. 80 Wheeling
Pred A HAN. L.. wheeIihE
j y. Emsley. ~. wheeling
; . Lynch. az. wheeling
l. jarrett, % Charleston
Jones. ag. Walton " Va
= At Z, ,.,'l g Chester
limer J. Lawson. az . Wheeling
Russell D. burst. IL, whe-llnR
Jess less, E. cr ,sf. q Waeel,Ss
Henry Cchneider. IL wheeling.
a. p IOrni. ~. Wheelinc
J Z. McCrum. IL. wheeling
Charles = Walt IL. Wheeling
William = Hamilton. ga. WheeIinF
George +. WAter1louss az. wheeling
Toss stout. Clerksburg
p Hickey. s2' Moundsyille
Joseph Hall. az. Wheeling
Edward Hall. a.. bridgeport. o.
Harry ; Feth. Is. Wheeling
v. ; ,i J,niS',ody. So. W,hselins
4 p i'iricf. 81. whcei'ns
Ia o.. q Miller. az. Fsirviaw.
X. y Walker. az. Fairmont
W ~ Brand. a.. Fairuout
p b Harden. a.. Fairmout
Ira y. MorEan. az. Fair1uunf
rs g. Murray. - Wheeling
Charles MerkemelIer. a. Wheeling.
James =. Campbell. az. Farnington.
W p Maple. 81. Pennington
lsouis Thiers. az, Wheeling
Joseph W-yrick. ia. wheeiinE
Roy y. Roller. Is Wheeling
Lewis - AcCnmmOn. IL. Wheeling.
VI Jones 90 Wheeling
O., sv- S-rEent. 81. Hoult. W Va
N lam u Hall. - Hoult, IS. Va
Martin. 32'. isOEan. v Va
} browning. 80 Logan " Va
\. Anthony. IL. wheeling
l. Coyle. Is. Wheeling
VS. u Cooey. az. wheeling
t,.'rsr . Wilson. az. SteubenyiIie. q.
VIM. II. Cadman. s2'. StcubeuviiI.. .
b. r frosser. a. West Virginia CON
Istorv
j. $ Roe. 3d. wheeling
Jos. II Reass. Ir. So Wheeling
W. Brunhaus. 80 wheeling
a J. Gabriel. a.. Wheeling
y % Appenzeller. 81 Wheeling
SeV ton south. az. wheeling
~ T. H~~r. ~. Moundsyille
W. y. Snodgrass. - Smithneli.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
ARREST SOCIALISTS

LITTLE FALLS, y Y oct IL
Mayor LINN. % Schenectady and siN
fellow Socialists. are ia tiii A; Herki
uler tonight They We're arrested this
aftsrnoOn after "A disturbance ahich
followed attempts by the mayor and
his vile and others To address strikers
IN the streets and Sherln Moon had
read the riot act Mrs Lunn was
escorted hv al officer 10 Tho Dolce
station. The demonstration th1t led
TO the reading % the rio, &C; followed
this act
With Mayor IIina Do the Ho-klr1rr
lall arc Tony DctiutrTC. Robert \
Bakemau Harvey Simmons. John
l.. Henry Fred Firsch. all ~ sch snec-
tady, and Louis LesnisSe. or this CITY
Ihey were arrested during 'he demon.
htratiou outside the lock I'D Mayor
Lunn s examination IS set for tomor-
row afternoon lie decided not TO
furnish the = 10J bail demanded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
ARMISTICB ENDS

NEW YORK. OCT. l1-Chalrmau e.
d. Hines. u tho Republican National
committed in a statement today de-.
clared that the cessation Of political
activities which followed the attempt
upon the lie %. Colonel Roosevelt. was
az an end 20 FAR as the Republican
committee Was concerned
be deplorable attack upon GO.
Roosevelt. arous!ne as u did "A mural
wave Of syMpa by and sentiment. Ill
which Presiden' Taft and This commit
tee freely shared. should not be and
cannot b. politically considered. said
Chairman Hiles. The Republican,
campaign which together with all
other campaigns has been more or
less al a stand still for the past two
days. Is again az TOP speed and will
continue 30 until election day"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
HUNTING FROM
AN AER0PLANE

WASHINGTON. O.' T. -Ki..rs m
army. hNdro-a'rogl1a~ ana ,a-rS .g,;
automatic guns. lfucoi1 G-ach,. tho
aviator. and L.cufcnarf o. % u-ertrn.
3. vent ls.ck hLvlu- IN ,as
marshes cf flc Potomac blow Mash.
'nrtor TO-DAY Time aud a1.-n tl.
hunters sWDoped Gown upon fr.
uarsA"-. banged away with fhe-
guns. and then skinned o. su-~,r.
~ Cd. water Co bag RE ea-a. T-..v
returned tc "a" army station 90 Wash.
inEt'n barracks before DISK win
their bag well flvd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
NO TROUBLE

CHARLESTON ". Va. oct IL
Although more. TRANSPORTATION men
we're brought into the Cabin and Paint
rc"E C'stT1ct ~ WORK i'm the mine
there vas no sembialce of trouble TO
uay. he seven companies tn the
Held are scattered In squads One or
NOR" ~ these companies will d. sent
nome saturday or sunday. which r.
4u Indication thar ere long an militia
mon VIII be- out OF the district
The reported attempts 20 assemble
nre arms aud ammunition at points
near the strike zone. appears 10 have
heen checked by the activity Of tho.
militia and the Would-bc raiders arr
believed 10 have lel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
ELABORATE AFFAIR BRINGS IN.
PoRTAhT EVENT TO CLOSE.
Important Degrees Conferred az Clos.
insn Session Yesterday
Afternoon.

The fan reunion Of the Scottish
Kite Masons whiDh has been in pro
sTess a. tho Dafhrdral during tho
week came 90 n clos. last night Dur
ing thu day the degree work Wa ia
chhrge ~ West Virginia Consis'ory
No. 4. the 20 degree being conferred
during o.. forenoon and IN thu. after
noon Tho - degree Master of the
Ip' al secret. tho croWniug degree 81
the local bodies Wa conferred hv the
"Ticrrs 70 th, 'pr-isforg assisted by
the scottish Rte Guard The degree
N'fh 'i".'d n' a. %. rn. and adjourn
mcnt was had Irtl SEQ D. m. when
N" moi hers ~ tho various bodies ~
sembled Tor the usal banquet.
The reunion has proven one o. tn
largest and best ever had by the local
bodies and the bauget last night COM
manded larger attendance than any
prcvipur AFFAIR 81 the character held
by the Rite
Tho .efshles were In charge 81 Cat
orer Ziegeufcld.r and his large CORPS
OF assistants
Following the banquet. ~ which
Chas. r schultz. - dekr-- X e.. -.
u. was POSTMASTER. vocal and iustru-
mental selections were rendered by
the following Dr. -. T.. Linsz Dr.
Louis Hrookes. u. \. Crawford. e. =
Brand. a. Fellon. pm. Mcclure. and
4. n. Robinson. The principal post
prandial speech Of the evening was
that 90 Ernest %. Tiussey ~ degree
officer Boz m" supreme Council and
soverirn Grand Inspector General for
Washington ana Alaska.
Several members at the class also
spoke. a most enjoyable time was had
By all. The following were present.
l'r Louis 4 BroOk--. 30. Wheeling.
David Crawford, - Wheeling.
4 4 hnmAe.tl, Ia Wheeiing
,he-ter ". Caldabaugh. IA wheeling.
wight !. Murray. - MeMechcn-
60 \ stack. Jr. IL McMechen-
u X. Hgrson. 81. McMcchen
g % Friedrich wheeling
" l.. Mcnermott. IL. Wne-linr.
.. II Il. Rics Siai'1' IL. Folisna6ss
George 10 smith. IL. Follanshee.
Edward ". Potion. az. Follansbee.
STANLEY Swigrr' z. Ciarkssurg
!. A Fletcher g. Wheeling
Elwooi bo'hs. 81. Wheeling.
T. A. KrauSkopf g. Wheeling
Charles E Evans. 90 Wheeling.
Ernest Swiger. 30 'larS-hurg.
Albert a lee. - wheeling.
u n Mcleod. se'. Wheeling
Malkrr Alien. 22,. wheelins
= ". Mellott. - wheeling
+ =. MrElroy. b. Wheeling
p I. shield g. Victims
II q. AsluFifNs 80 " hfFlnE
r. drummer. 80 wheeling
q. W. Breme 3.r2 20 MP D32TNwE
q. W. Iremer. % Wheeling
Alex Smith. is'. Wheeling
Clarence D.. Jacobs. - Wheeling.
! q. ksllar. 30 Wheeling.
Lou Henlen. r.. Clarhzhurg
Clarence j Cottcr. 81 Mineral
Roy Uarrelt -. Wheeling
George % Mason. 30 Wheeling
II. J. Bcnart. ~ Wheeling
% T. Schneider. 80 Wheeling.
W O. Moore. 12' Wheeling
Alan % Robinson. ~. Wheeling
pr. Henri D. Linsz. 90 Is e. g.. H..
WheelinE
william D.. Abel. - Follanshee
william j. Beueke 20 Wheeling
william %. Tracy. ~. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18

g,eo5 &c x Butts. y Wheeling
W =. Davis 40 Wheelinx
fret q. .hmef -hel g. W-h-eltny
Hoat- u. Bachmau. % wheeling
- J smith. az. Wheeling
SeorGe 9. crook. 30 Wheeling
" - ~ ron. - Wheeung
Frederick r. Cow!. SO VVhesnnr
" /. Felsing. az. Wheeling
Carl $ Kendall 82e Whseitnv
X u 8 CraSfOrd. ~ whseitne
y. p Schofield. az wheeling
' 'ba., y 9lSsC!-afy. 80 Wheeling.
Thoulhs 5. Meek. so WNe.lfrr
!fuu tna. " Bridgeport. O3iio.
taEl Sobafsiti 80 Wlsaiing.
\ Waugh. 90. Wheeling
" Ernest. 3-- Wh-sifng
a Graham. g. htehuE
a e. Thomas - tEre.iTDr
" smith, 90 Wh,.fing
'hai.ss Ah.eEs. Sc. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
EXAMINATIONS
OF TsAehssS for Public School. H.
Been Announced Reoulr.
meuts for C-rrzncats

n.hF fi-. nr .NIu .~strnn 20
tv-'i ~ ~.Pf 10 Morris .a.assl .,
u. John o.. To- key ana %. Nr.i-.W "a
H.'N" amour o. t"Hf .r.'.- enc f,-.4.
'ii l.--- furFr rha.r.Llf. o.. f.. lao
afr held FHr 'N- current g..r o..
exam nations VII h~ -..f a. s,I.o,,
lem Der So. 1912 MAJ -... f.i-. Iur..
Examinations are r..I 100 t'e MIA
SOP n"i building lrrogr.,er AMI MAY .,
.-- ht.on~ u"ins 80 $50 90 90. June "a
am nation al fN a on
ShL l,'f~ incl ici Sc evan nation f,--
CO.. lifl'atrS IN 'iem-rtar. schools ave-.
,l t'"@f phN. h"aatus. victims Artt
.uFtt'. 'siufufI. tr H-sraphN. History
a. -'HloE1. l-tt'rtt 4ro NJ s-.-. I.-,iasu. b.
iri ulr ~ff''nt~ FOR "a ..rrt class -srttr..
..,r Hr" an 'N"ias" snai. % 500 Ter .-.tt.
" ifh un SUI .rf- below -. per .snt
For q second las rrrtifirste. ur aver
80" ~ - p'r cent. vifl up subject .r.l,-
'H Der cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
Assoc ated Charities Official
$500 A "a AZ

After Spending "a short time I'm this
rif' uu business. Harry sherwood.
secretary ~ tfr Associated Ghariait4
49, lHirm'ut. lefi Yesterday for Nor
Eantowu. Wh"r. he Will read paper
before tte state convention 81 Nu-
mems clubs Mr.. sherwood report
ID hat The Farm luf Associated
e. haTItie> .~ 100 excellent condition and
i~ quite Iu active organization. %
ALI boz remembered that s. T.. sinks.
secretary 81 the local As+Ocia f.d
charities. spent several DAYS in Fair
mont last spring =" organizing. and
mmeudod Mr.. sherwood for tha
position ~ secretary
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-24
BENNINGTON LOST
EXHIBITION TO
NO. ADAMS
Tunnel City Boys Had Batting
Rally in Eighth
WON our BY 5-4 SCORE
Huckieberry Boys Took The Place
OF Pittsfield Team Which Could
Not Fill Date.

The Bennington baseball team
went to North Adams yesterday af-
ternoon and lost league game TO
the Tunnel City aggregation by a
score OF TO 4 The Pittsfield team
was scheduled to play in North Ad-
ans yesterday but several of Mana
ger Noonan's ment went to New York
Saturday to take part in some of the
Sunday games in and around the met
ropolis and did not return in time to
fill the engagement at North Adams
In order not to deprive the North
Adams patrons of a game 1t was ar
ranged that Bennington should take
the place of Pittsheld.
North Adams won the game
through batting rally in the eighth
inning. Up to this period the
league leaders had the tail-enders
beaten to /, but with the bases
full T. Taguer came across with a
double and gave North Adams the
game by noe run, } McRobbie hay
ing previously scored on a triple and
a wild pitch.
Dave" White, the Fordham col
Iege pitcher made his first appear
ance in the box for North Adams and
was rather wild Outside of the
eighth inning Peloquin pitched ex-
cellent ball. The score
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-24
FARM HAND FATALLY HURT.
John c. Harrington Run Down BY
Train At Rutland.

Rutland, July 23.-John C. Harring-
ton of this city, a farmland, who is
native of Dandy, but who has been
working for Mrs. Guy o. Kelton, a
market gardener of this city, was
struck by a northbound Rutland rail
road passenger train here today while
driving across a dangerous crossing
and was probably fatally injured.
The train was very near when his
horse stepped upon the crossing and
1t is believed that Harrington drove
along absent-mindedly without heed
ing his danger. The horse was kill
ed and the wagon demolished. Har.
rlngton was not run over by the To-
connective but his body bounded in
such way that he went under a
car and wheel was within a few
inches of him when the train stopped.
His skull is fractured and his
leg is broken. Harrington has a son
living here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-24
THERE WILL Be No
NEXT TIME FOR
LORIMER
Never Again Expects to Be a
Candidate for Office
WELCOMED AT CHICAGO
Says He viii Appeal Directly To The
People, After Elections, For
Indication.

Chicago, July 23.-Declaring that
he would take no part in the national
campaign this fall and that he never
again expected to become a candi-
date for public office, William Lori
mer, whose election to the United
States Senate was recently declared
invalid addressed several thousand
friends at Orchestra hall tonight, who
had gathered publicly to welcome him
home.
In a two-hour address, Mr. Lori
mer reviewed in detail the history of
the fight which recently resulted in
his being unseated by the United
States Senate.
Not one senator outside of the in
vestigating committee ever read the
record in my case" said Mr.. Lori
mer.
81 am not a candidate for public
office and never expect to be. Elec-
ton to office is not the sort of vim
dTcation ! demand. / shall not speak
during the coming national campaign.
| do not want it said l tried to in
jure either Mr. Taft or Mr.. Roose.
welt. But when this election is ov-
er, when the heat of the campaign
has died down, shall appeal di-
rectly to the people of this state
and country in an effort to get the
truth before every man, woman and
child. There shall be no peace.
VIII tell the truth to the people"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-24
LONG TIME VILLAGE CLERK.
William Dow Perry Died at Brattls-
boro Tuesday Afternoon.

Brattleboro, July 23.-William
Dorr Perry, aged 6S years, died late
this afternoon at his home on Clark
street after a loAg illness. With
one exception he had held the Office
of village clerk and treasurer longer
than any other individual, serving for
IA years. He had also been member
of the board of bailiffs and previous
ly a member of the fire department.
He retired from public service in
May, 1908 He was born in New
fame December 20, 1843, ans married
Charlotte Peaks of Vineyard Haven,
Mass, in 1868. She died in August,
1887, and in August, 1898, he married
Rebecca Shaffer of Brattleboro, who
survives him. He also leaves two
sons, William H., of this place and
James H. of New York. The funer-
al will be held at the house Friday
afternoon at o'clock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-24
HEAD OF VERMONT W. r. c.
Mrs. Ida E. Goodenough Who Died
In Brattleboro Tuesday.

Brattleboro, July 23Mrs. Ida Eliza.
beth Goodenough. president of the
state department OF the Womans Re
lief Corps, died this afternoon of a
complication OF diseases. She was
born in Watertown, n. Y, une l6.
1860, and. Mas married February "a
1878, to Horace GOodenough OF Brat.
tleboro, who survives her. She was
member OF Dennis Rebekah Lodge.
Bingham Chapter, Order OF the East
ern Star, and of Sedgwick Post. W
X. c. Besides her husband she is
survived by one daughter, Miss Flor
ence Goodenough, a supervisor of
schools in New York city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-24
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
Called Friday Evening, July 26 at
Apollo Hall

Called Friday Evening, July 26 at
Apollo Hall
The Republican voters Of the Town
of Bennington are hereby notified and
warned to meet in caucus at Apollo
hall in the village Of Bennington, Fri
day evening. July 26th, A. D., 1912 at
eight O'Clock, for the following purpo-
ses.
First: To choose sixteen delegates
and sixteen alternates to represent
said party at the Republican County
convention to be held in Bennington
in said county on the 2sth day Of July
A. d., 1912.
Second To transact any other bus
mess found proper when met.
Edward G. Bennett.
Henry T. Cushman,
Walter II. Berry,
William II. Hicks,
Peter I.ongtin.
] Ben Harmon.
Eugene J. Shea.
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Bennington, William II. Nichols OF
Bennington.
Caledonia, DR.. T. R. Styles of st.
Johnsbury.
Chittenden, H. S. Howard of Bur
lington.
Franklin, o. A. Ricksfor of High
gate.
Lamoille, IT. c. Cheney of Morris
vile.
Orleans, Dr. John Blake of Barton
Windsor, S. l.. Abbott OF Bethel
Windham, L. w. Gibson of Brat
tleboro.
Several counties had no member
to propose, so it was left to the com
mittee to fill vacancies.
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EOR SALE The following described Col
L iege and Scnool Cert iCates of CredIf, TO
be sold on easy terms or at reduced prices Tor
cash These certificates will be accepted AT the
College or School that they represent AT thelr
face Value, but have them for SAFE at DIS
count; Nos 3l45, 34', 3l47 and BIAS, Norwich
University, Mortified, Vt, price each sIO0'
Nos. 8I27, 3l2S, 1929 and 1892, Livingston semi
SlO6' Nos. 1850 and 1928, price 500 each,
Yeates school, Lancaster, Pa. No. 22i9, price
$50 bethlehem Preparatory School, Bethle,
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Springs School. salisbury Pa. No 3l44, price
So, McDuiiie School FIR Girls, Springfield,
Mass. For further particulars write OF call on,
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VI. <El0
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WOULD DUST THE p. r. r.
Ohio Attorney General Says Road
Violates State Antitrust Law

Columbus, Ohio. July 2S.-Charging
the Pennsylvania Railroad with en-
tering into a conspiracy with other
Ohio, Attorney General Hogan an
nounced today that he was preparing
to bring suit in the Circuit Court to
GUST the Pennsylvania from doing
business in Ohio.