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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
CAPITAL JOTTlNGS.

The American Red Cross Society.
Wednesday,. dispatched an additional
$fte0o to China Tor the relief al tn
sufferers from famine aud the reVolu-
ton, making a total Of saloon which
has been sent there fer this purpose
since Jan. /. Nen York state con.
tributed $4,000 al The last iustalment.
Rear Ndmirad Hcrta, Wednesday.
vas ordered To Philadelphia as COVER
tor ot the Naval Tome there. The ad-
mral is now ri his home ut Beaver
Dam. Wis, without assignment. He
vii succeed Kear ADMIRAL Alfred Rcy-
ralds. who has hern ordered To eom-
mand the newls= organized Pacific re-
serve squadron.
The nomination ~ he ensigns OF more
than 800 midshnmen ia the navy were
sent 10 the senate. fate Tuesday b.
President Taft. Tfe President recently
approved an acf 81 Congress providing
that graduates IF the Naval Academy
assume the RANK of ensign instead IT
remaining as paSt-midshipmen until aft
er two years active service. Most ii
the midshipmen nominated to the higher
office Tuesday. were members of the
classes of 1910 and l9lt.
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NATIONAL HOME.

officer Of tho day, capt Page.
Pension checks to the amount og $lt,20i
have been sent To members on fuflough
and more VIII follow soon.
The funeral Of the late George smith
was held AT the Home chapel, at p. NJ.
"Wednesday Rev. .I'r. Michigan ofiiciat-
ing The remains were taken to North
Whiteheld for burial in the Catholic Gem
etery
Tic funeral Of the late John Brady
will be held from the Home chapel, at
r NJ Thursday. Rev. tr Michigan
conducting The services Capt. Turek wi.
command the escort.
Tie comedy Are You a Mason will
be presented here, Thursday evening, by
The Colonial rlayers Of Bath, and ac-
cording 90 press notices Of former pro.
auctions it viii be huie and Wen worth
seeing The east is made up Of strong
material and the piece is . scream from
beginning TO end--lust what the veterans
like f. sec. Tickets viii be ON sale, to-
day. 80 to o'clock.
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York. March Is.
FLOUR-Was quiet and barely steady
with wheat; receipts 27,S32; shipments 457.
WHEAT-Spot easy; No. red 104a ele-
vato report basis to arrive and 1861
o b afloat; No. l northern Duluth 1927
b ahoat opening navigation receipts
CORN-Spot weak: No 70 elevator
domestic basis to arrive and export "A
f o b afioat; receipts 24625.
OATS-Spot easy; standard white go n
elevator No. 2 60l; NO. 3 SO; No. 4 59a
natural white and white clipped 60d63 on
track; receipts S9975; shipments 1000
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Firm; middle west 9200930
SUGAR-Raw nominal: muscovado "
test All; centrifugal 96 test 461, molasses
50 test 3S6: refined easy; cut loaf $50.
crushed $40; mould A sos; cubes sos;
XXXXPowdered 5s5; powdered $50: fine
graduated $40; diamond A SO; confec-
TONERS A 555; No. l 555; No. 2 $50; No. 3
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Eighteen Years for
Big Bill Keliher.

Boston. March ia sentence Of is
years in the state prison at Charles
town will be imposed, next Friday.
by Judge Hale in the United States
district court upon William J tBig
Bib Keliher. convicted Of aiding
Bool5keeper George w. Coleman 10
rob the National c'Ity Bank OF cam
bridge Of more than s3000ea. Coleman
is serving a 15-year Jail sentence
KeHher was sentenced IL an 1S-year
term in the state prison, in Decem-
Der, 1910, ard since that time he has
been contesting his conviction. His
appeal which has been decided against
him. necessitates re-imposition Of
the sentence
At the trial. Coleman and other
witnesses testified that much Of the
banks money was lost in faro bank
swindles in New York. Coleman fled
to Kansas City at the time of the
banks failure but returned volun-
tarily and surrendered
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Shipping News

Boston. March 13.-Arrived Steamer
Gloria De Larrinaga err BueR0s
Ayres. Schooners c. ". Dexter cal
ais for WelIneet (arrived 18th Tor q
harbor): i. w. Allen. Plymouth 0ater
arrived f1th in tow tug Mary Arnold;
Ervsn W. Luce, Rockport. Mass.
slocp Albert Baldwin, Rockport Mass
Sailed. steamers Sloterdyk tDutchl.
Rotterdam via Philadelphia Admiral
Sohley, Jamaican ports. Falls OF NTH
Orr. NV York: schooner Ella Grow
ell. Belfast tsailed from below 12the.
Portland Me, March 13--ArrlVedt
Steamers ManXman GBr1. Bristol. Ems
sehooners Mount Hope and SalIivau's
Sawin. New York.
Searsporl Me- March 13.-Arrivgds
Schooner Metiniea, weymouth.
New York, March l3.-Arrived.
Steamers Caroline. Havre; Aneona.
Naples,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14

Edward ]. Gaynef. . Brooklyn real
estate dealer. testifying before a sAer-
it's Jury IN proceedings called 10 tie
ter.aine The sanity Of Samuel T.. Has
lett. the elderly Brooklyn roelaae,
said that Haslett vas in constant fear
of burglars aud that to protect him.
self he erected ON the stairway in
his home al asitoman in whose mailed
hand there WAS Il sharp sword. with
springs and devices he meant 10 low
er the sword if an intruder came up
the stairs said the witness. lie had
string attached to the affair and
ran this string up two flights Of
stars TO his bedroom Gayner, who
WAS a friend of Haslett, added that
lhe old man Insisted ON an elaborate
code of signals before he would adj
nit him to the house.
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SCHOONER JESSIE LENA LOST.
Strikes Timber island, Wednesday, in
Fer. end Goes Down.

Biddeford Peol Ale. March l3 =
Selling t9a close 10 Timber Island in
fire fog. TODAY. HE three-mastea coal
laden Schooner Jessie Lena of Boston
struck the rocks and was sunk. just
before = p. N. capt. Maxwell and crew
Of seven mtu reached shore safely in
their own boat. The schooner will be
total loss.
The schooner sailed from New
York. Saturday, and her cargo was
intended Tor Il Saco mill The island
On which size was stranded is mile
off shore from Beechwood, i've miles
south Of here and at low water is
connected with the main land Capt
Maxwell evidently lost his bearings in
the fog and brought up in shallow
water. The schooner filed quickly and
the crew lost no time III leaving her
They were furnished accommodations
at BeechWood
The Jessie Lena was built at Bel
fast. in 1Ss5, ana registered 3f7 gross
tonnage, l37 feet long, y feet beam
and II feet depth OF hold. She was
owned by Tia. Maine Transportation
-
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BoxIRG BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Thursday-Amateur bouts at the River
side Boat GLIB at Cypress Hail. Cam
bridge: Albert belmont VS.. Joe kid
Shea at Waterbury, CT; Arthur Pelky
VS.. AL Benedict at North Adams; JEFF
Smith VS.. Freddie HICKS at New York.
Chicago Tommy Murphy VS.. Packey
Hommey at New York; Young Erlenborn
VS.. George Peterson at Denver, Col.
Paddy sullivan VS.. Clarence English at
Memphis, Tenn. Jimmy Moriarity vs..
Peck Lafavour and Gus Lenney VS.. Nick
Albanese at Lowell.
Friday-Packey Mcfarland VS.. Kid
Burns at Kenosha, Wis. George Alger
VS.. Willie Howard at New York; zone
Round" Hogan VS.. Leach Cross at New
York; bouts at Lowell.
Saturday-Eddis Murphy VS.. Young
Erne at Philadelphia.
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MENACE CANAL.
sleeping" Volcano Re-
ported Under CuIebra Cut.
Dormant for Many Centuries,
But Now Threatens Waterway,
Clouds of Steam and Blue Smoke
Rise from Ground.

New York, March t3-Thc statement
that sleeping volcano. dormant for
mauy centuries. is threatening the
safety IF the Panama canal is made
in special dispatches from Colon ptth-
lished here, to-day. The volcano $ said
TO uHdeslia the Cu1ebra cut and Il is
stated that THE report of the division
engineer at Culebra is rather pessi-
mlsuc."
THe fear OF volcanic trouble mad it's
c:iGin IN the fact that clouds of steam
and blue smoke had been rising from
newly turned ground. Every drill hale
in the affected area is tested with ~
thermometer before dvnamit" is put
in, - prevent a premature explosion.
The division engineers report is IN part
as follows
THREE weeks ago noticed thtt the
material At the LOCALITY described
which consisted Of stratitied scdemcn-
tar, rock among which there apeear-
ID some ignite of low grade. was
sending Up Il thiefz cloud of white
stoam or vafor. | examined the spot
auG found that the entire mass Was
heated To considerable tempefafar"
steam was escaping from numerous
sma.l openings and from four trfuej-
pal Yeats The sides ct two at thc
vents were eHerusted with white and
yellow powdered material, the yellow
appearing IA ho sulphur.
within the past tive DAYS there has
been duite a change ia TIVE important
The temperature has
increased and a pale blue smoke. tn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. March L.
Signs that there was a liberal floating
supply of wheat in the market. today,
developed more courage among bear
traders than 1T ANY time in months.
Later the figures showed a drop of ins
TO l5Ili under last night. There was a
net loss Of ~ to | cent IN corn, and
shade to ! for oats. Hog products TIM
ished the same as last night To &c. up.
WHEAT-May lo2ins, July 30; Sept.
96sd;.
CO.RN-May 70s July 7t.43: Sept IL.
OATS-Mav 533ag;; July 49i; Sept 42t
PORK-May 1871; July 1875; Sept.
IARD-May si2a; July es23a65; Sept
9S2}4tS5
HsoRT RlBs-May s92., July so2l'
Sept, 922i.
FLoUR-Steady.
RYE.-No = o.
BARIEN-Feed or mixing fUaW
MALTING-Fair to choice li6dtS0
TIMOTHY SEED-1l0l4.J0.
CLOVER SEED-i5d22.
MESS PORk-15, 62kai i5.GJ.
LARD-9273.
SHORT RIBS-S.67l.
BUTTER-Steady; creaneries 26d29:
dairies 23Gt27.
EGGS-ltasv. receipts 1903 cases: at
market, cases included, 19d4, ordinary
first ~; first 1877.
CHEESEi-Stea HAAS.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. March Is
BEEF-Dresscd firm, whole cattle ioi
d1l4
BRAN-Frui, S06tsioJe II
BUTTER-F Firm; northern 33la3f4 west
ern ;s,d33a
CHEESE Unchanged New York fam
cy iSln19a.
CORN-Irnchanged; No. yellow 79i
EGGS-Unchanged, choice 25@2G; west
ern 23d2i
FLoUR-Unchanged, spring patent $50
@610
HAY-Steady; No grade 275O
LAM BS-Steady, 10.m11.
LADR-Unchanged; pure l0a.
MIXED FEED-Unchanged. 3i.s0ft32 %
OATS-No. / clipped white 62a
PORk-Firm. medium backs Is. 756t2o
TATOES-Unsteady; white 265dt275
SUGAH-Lower;i granulated $50.
NIIALS-Steady 14m15.
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WALDO.
nAl ERMO.

FoY DISTRICT-rhe Bryant heirs
have removed their household goods and
Ernest Bailey Is about TO move in
The neghbors were glad to meet Mrs.
May Bryant as she visited her old home,
recently.
Mrs. Henry Abbott visited in Camden,
recently
Mrs Jessie b, Peavey was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Emma Peavey, one
day this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown is visiting her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
BURNS AT DOCK.
United Fruit Co. Steamer Jose De
stroyed at New York.


New York, March 1a-rhe steamer
Jose of the United Fruit co. lade..
with to.oo0 cases of oil. caught fire
this morning while at her pier al the
foot Of Maiden Lane Fifteen men
caught in the steamers hold, barely
escaped with their lives and the burn
ing steamer. after being pulled out
into the East river. sank. SHIPPING
along the waterfront was endangered
by the blaze.
The Jose was taking on oil for
Kingston, Jamaica, and case Of gaso-
line being lowered into the hold, fell
and broke open near Waterman vile
carried lighted lamp. In an instant
flames swept the Jose from stem to
stern and Is workers in the hold just
managed to scramble to the hatchway
and escape
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DR.. FULLER RESIGNS.
Continued From Page y

Mayor Small has seeu both attacked
and defended tYH his public utterances
in the matter
Dir Fuller's associates ON the Board
OF Health are CITY Marshal Fred l.
McFadden and Harry n. Hughes. At
the meeting Of the city council, next
week, for the election of subordinate
officials, boards and OTHER officers, tho
vacancy caused ~ Or. fuller.s resie-
nation Viii probably be filed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
Wednesday, S Work
In Old Congress

The Senate met at noon and immedi-
ately went into executive session.
Foreign relations committee framed
and reported a resolution prohibiting
shipment of arms into any country on
American continent III state of disorder
Fur seal treaty, amended to provide
1G-year closed season, was ordered IA
yorably reported by foreign relations
committee.
Suffragettes urged amendment TO con-
stitution providing votes for women be-
fore womans suffrage committee.
Considered in executive session, nomi-
nation of Mahlon Pitney as supreme
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5i5 W. 10. No 5 81; No. c %. No 7
10, No 81; No. aIs. No. To $40. No. II
sos, Ne. 4 50o; No - aud No. u 4sS.
RITfER-Firmer: receipts 674S; cream
cry specials ~. do. extras -; do. first
2Sl2S4 creamery held first 27a0Si. state
dairy tubs finest 2Su3Si
gathered checks ~; state Ia. and nearby
heunery whites fancy large new laid -
as; do. selected whites fair to good -
az
poTArnEs-Eirrn aud UNCHANGED
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roniaht,s Concert Program.

Mare1-"Dear old stars and stripeg,
Good bye. Mackie
SchlepegTell
Patrol Of tie Mystic shrners, Meyer
Waltzca from The Forbidden Land
Chaplin
Selection from bohemian Girl"
arr Harris
March, admiral Dewey r. l.. Carey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14

G. Bender OF New York, a travelling
salesman was found dead in his room
in 4 Portland hotel, Tuesday evening
He probably died sometime during the
previous night. Death was due TO nat
ura causes.
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SPOR ING.
U. of Va, S; Wash. Am. 8.

Charlottesville. Va. March 13.-The
Washington American League Base
hall team in training quarters here
was defeated. to 8. by the Univer=
SHY of Virginia. 1t was the big team S
first day in the open
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14

New YORK.. March Il
Spni closed quiet ; points higher. Mid
ding dplands 100; do. gulf 1895. Sales
- bales
Galveston steady. II Lilo; New Orleans
steady. 10 1i-l6; Savannah steady. 10 5-i6.
Charleston steady, 10; Memphis firm, 49,.
Net receipts for four DAYS 115.iE
Exports to Great Britain l22,A: TO
France 1863. to the Continent 6&,G95. to
Japan 2IsG.
Sfnrk LII. IL
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago March IL.
G y T T l. E. Receipts 1900 market
strong. beeves 5GtSs0
HOGS-Receipts 80 eo0: market 10 TO f5c.
higher than yesterdays average light
6T0IfGait
SHEEP Receipts 2l.0o0: market weak,
active 310d6.0 western I259t!60; yeariinfss
5ef620 native lambs 525M7j0. western $40
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MeGsrriolo Named at CALAIS.

Calais sic. March 13.-R. J. McGar-
riele was nominated for mayor at
Democratic etucus, tonight. Mf. Me
Garrigie IS au attorney.
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New York Money Market.

New York, March Il.
Prime mercantile paper TO u per
cent 40, -, "a
dav bills and al 1878 for demand
Commercial. bills 4S3a
Bar silver So.
Mexican dollars ~.
Government bonds steady
- lrnnd hnnds SfPAdN.
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PhiIlles, AM 10; San Antonio

TTIIIITNo' 1N'IIl ~ TIT 7NTFtWET'0 y
San Antonio. March 13.-The Phiia-
delphia American League Regulars
piled up II hits in today's game
against the San Antonio. Texas
League team and won. IL to 3 Ba-
ker's fielding was the feature
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100000
Laconia Car Company
7% Cumulative Preferred Stock
Preferred a TO Assets and Earnings

PayabIeQ Quarterly from April |, 1912
Datea l25
onpt New 'empJ
$50
QlIH<Ns T O
rrr1tD DIVIDE SHQu
,prpNps NoRN INDIE Nass oTlG I'll A
by
NfS fNp PAST
oil
Hornblower & Weeks Richardson Hill & Co.
Go congress St Boston Congress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
NEW JOINT HARMONY
COMMITTEE FORMED

each case by the parties In contro
versy.
The special committee on rules. or.
ganization. etc. reported having for.
INFLATED the following rules. which
we're unanimously adopted.
!. Name % organization. The Joint
Harmony Committee"
2. The committee shall be com.
posed Of I've representative OF each
Of the following organizations: Wheel.
iuE board u trade. Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor assembly. Business
Mems association and Municipal I'm.
provement league
2. The aims and objects Of the com.
mittce are 70 promote Industrial peace
and civic progress
4. A quorum shall consist % three
committee Representatives Of each or.
ganization.
3. The expenses Of the committee
are 10 be- borne equally bv the four
organizations represented.
5. All expenses incurred BY the com.
mitcc IN arbitrating disputes are 10 be
borne by the parties 20 the contro-
vcrsy.
o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70 ue brought
properly before the committee. must
be presented In writing 20 the score
tary.
8. In cases of disputes this commit.
tee shall use Sc Influence to bring me
ContendinE parties together without
delay 10 arbitrate their differences:
eaid contcrding parties % select thelr
own arbitrators
?. The officers shall consist ~
president. two vice presidents and a
secretary. each separate organization
20 be represented on the oHcial star
10. The nomination and election ~
ofhcers shall be conducted hv the
committee o. the whole
IT, Members % this COMMITTEES
financially interested "a matters being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
PIMPLES And BLACK
HEADS DISAPPEAR
WHEN ZEMO AND
ZEMO SOAP ARE USED

For 25c you can test the healing and
cleansing powers ~ ZEMO and ZEMO
SOAP We ofer trial treatment con
slstlng ~ generous size bottle Of
IEMO n trial cake OF ZEMO SOAP and
q 32paEe booklet. How 10 Preserve
the SKiN"- al FOR CSC This offer is
made % Introduce ZEMO into every
home in this community We are con.
hdcnt that after you have once used
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP you. like all
others who have tested This treatment.
will say that ZEMO and ZEMD SOAP
are without doubt the best treatment
for prompt relief and surcst cure OF
an forms Of skin and SCALP diseases
Blotches Pimples. Skin Spots. in fact.
an facial blemishes on infants or
adults dlsappear as n by magic when
these clean effective remedies are
used We want you 90 test the trial
treatment 81 ZEMO at 2Sc-we know
you'll thank ne many times for This
advice
Chas r Goctze A. Co. Wheeling.
W Va. Seiby a Reed. bridgeport
and Martins Ferry. O. uankworth
Bros Pharmacy. Hclisire. O. q %.
Gates. Renwood. W. Va. Werlich
DRUG Co WcllsburF. " Va. Harry
o.. Myers. McMochen. w Va. VIII
Peabody. Moundsyllle, w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
RULES OF NEW ORGANIZATION
ADOPTED LAST NIGHT.
Now Ready 20 Receive Communlea-
tons Through Its Secretary.
John n. Rennard.

The nov Joint harmony committee.
herald Of industrial peace In Greater
Wheeling. held its second meeting a.
the board of trade assembly rooms
last evening and effected a pcrma.
nont organization. The following ON.
GERS were elected:
President VIII ". Colvlr
First Vice President-C. l.. Cal
larhcr.
second Vice Prrsidcnt-James W.
Ewing.
Secretary 3d. Rcnnard
Tho officers we're ~ c1osen az 20
provide for one representative from
each 81 the large civic bodies on the
oficial stan.
While general matters relating 10
the aims and objects Of the committee
we're discussed freely and frankly by
al. no oficial action was taken With
respect 10 any Industrial disputes now
existing. The secretary was instructed
10 notify the board ~ trade. Ohio Val
Icy Trades assembly. business Mems
association and Municipal Improve
mont league that the joint harmony
committee is nov permanently organ.
lied and ready Tor woft
The committee is also ready 10 re-
ceive communications. through it, sec.
Rotary from any parties or corpora
tons that have boon unable % adjust
their difference. u is not the pur-
pose n tho committee 90 act o. an ar
bitration board. but To use its Influence
10 Induce tho contonding parties %
submit their differences to special ar.
bitration boards To- be selected for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
OFFICIALS INSPECT

Repreeenfativeu n the Baltimore q
ohio railroad met with The BOARD ~
Commissioners yesterday morning and
vent into the matter ~ establishing
the proper boundary line ~ the com
panya rlrht ~ way along that stretch
between the raef end - tho Peninsula
tunnel and Coal Cut Tho commits
s'oneru feel that the company ig MAX
INK ne ON % this point has cncronrhed
on The county line. The officials to-
gether with the company engineer.
commissioner and county engineers
eront the afternoon going over tho
ground and establishing the line
a permit was granted o. the Heerh
Glen land Company o. place o. srwrr
beneath tho National pike CO. connect
with The sewer IN either eide ~ tho
road. a number ~ bills that were laid
over ~ ascertain what they were Tor
were taken VI ~ the morning session
Gnd disposed a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05

considered will be excused from com
menting or voting on same.
IL. Meetings OF the committee will
be called by the president AZ matters
Tor consideration arise. and a general
meeting may be called by three or
more committee representatives. Of
any one organization.
The four organizations were repro-
sented last night as follows:
Board OF Trade-GeorEe J. Mathi-
son, John ~. Rennard. Charles A. Bow
ers. Richard Robinson.
ohio Valley Trades and Labor A.
sembly-C. L. Gallagher. ". y. MINES.
Charles ID. Ryan. s. J. Cuddihy, G. n.
Higgins
Business Mems AssOciation-w. ".
Coivig. David Kraus. John Coleman.
~ W Gee
Municipal Improvement League-A.
W. PAUL. J. H. Bremen. Joseph r.
Naylor. J. w Ewing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-05
TRAVIS CLUB
WI Meet for Organization on Nondav
EveninE-Prsiiminary steps
Taken.

- the meeting 81 Che Travis club -
be- held rsxt Monday evening 90 fhs
home ~ Harry Travis. 40 90 FIfteenth
street a permanent organization viii -
formed Preliminary steps have already
been taken toward forming uis organ
ization. and o. now numbers about
thirty members. being principally young
men ph1ut The city
They are organizing FOR the purpose
n assisting in the REVEALS beirr held
in me churches ~ this city. and iast
evening eighteen ~ tho members 49,
sisted Rev T. W. Johnson conduct
meeting in the Buckley NJ p church %
EdEwood This evening they viii have
,tsrss % n meeting in the Norm street
a. D. church.