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New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Columbia, Glasgow, Anchor.
Floride. Dunkirk. French. -.
AnCona, Naples. Italian. e.
Nicolai II. Ohristiania. SEA-
HOrtenslus. Cape T. Houston
Bayamon, San Juan. Insular
Antilles, New Orl'ns, s Pac
Mexico. bordeaux. French. 9.
ia Touraine. HavTe. French
Santurce, Macorls. Clyde. &.
Brazos. Galveston. Mallory.
Huron, Jacksonville. Clyde. q.
Comal, Mobile. Mallory.
Rauenfels, Calcutta. Hansa.
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The Bronx.
LIS PENDENs.
AUGUST 2s.

LOT g. block 2. map of sec 1 Of Bathgats
estate, Bronx; Hester ] Morrison agt Vim
cenzo Palmieri ct al foreclosure two mtges)
attorneys, Matthies q Eisner.
l33D ST. Nos 418 and s21 Feast: Greenwich
Mortgage Co agt Belwood Realty Co ct al
io3p ST, Nos AIS ana Al bast; Greenwich
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iesses)

with name and address OF lesses)
AUGUST %.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, cor wilkins
ave-, circular space In front OF cafe: John
Bastone TO John Saints: . yrI from May l.
1911: f26l: address. 1l43 Intervalo ave.
26rH ST. Nos $40 10 $40 West. nth. sixth
and seventh floors; Harris II Urls 20 smith 4
Uhlg corpn; 10 yrs from April ], 1917; $500;
address, $40 West 22d st.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AUGUST =.
ARLINGTON AVE e 8. 300 Il OF 22Ith &;
Harry Rosenbaum iron Works agt DdgehiIi
Terrace 60 OF al: Aug 10. 1912: sl65. So.
23D ST 1i5 and III East; ] Murphy lhLn-
her 90 sgt East 23d Street Corporation et Az
Aug IL. 1912 (by bond; AIl 6e
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liverpool cables: Spot quiet al 9 poWIS uv-
nort 100. American 1000: imports lOCo:
middling upland 64Od. Futures opened quiet
but steady unchanged to 4 point advance; ;
August. 6I7d; August-September, 6.lOd; sep
ternber-Octo0er sd; October-November' o,eo-2a
November-December. 592d; December y
5g1 I'D: January-February, 69212d; Feoruary-
March. 594d; March-April. 5.95d; ApriloMay y.
s eSd: May-June. 6.97d: June-July. o.eo- -2d
July-August q6d Manifestations s'eao!'
cloths in more demand.
New Orleans Aug. 2s.-Clear Neatheg,
throughout the cotton belt and reports OF
of ,,rIv moderate demand were bearish IN
fucnces in the cotton futures market mere
to-day Prices huctuated but little anu
trading was said TO be professional up 10 the
cloyc. which wa steady at net decline OF
4IT points. ,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Mail Vessel
Vessel. For. Lire. closes. sails.
La Provence, Hayre, French 700 m 1910 IN
X Aug Victoria Ham, Am 1870 m 1000 m
Baltic, Lpool, WI star. $50 m 100 IN
Mexico Yucatan, Ward -. 300 m l2:Oo m
Nassovia, Rio de J. H-A. III 900 IN 900 p m
ScottishPrincs, Bahia. Prince 1900 nv 900 N
.Altai. Hayti. Hsm-Am.... 100 y m 800 p m
Comanche. J'k'nv'le. Clyde. ---- 100 y m
II Olav, Christiania, SEA-. --- ZOO m
V'turno, R'terdam Uranium ---- 300 y IA
ThemistOcles, Greece, Gr'k.. -- 300 m
FRIDAY. AUGUST 90
Times, Havana. Am & Cuba 100 m
Yumuri, Tampico, Ward. l2:oO m
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BROOKLYN SALES.

The ID. II. jackson Company bought
from Elizabeth b. Smith a plot 4ox10O
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
pecoepeo MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with namo and addr Of grantee a''o,i,,55 ',,,55
Interest, ) per cent unless o'"'''
AUGUST 2s
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Local OficIal Record.-rhe following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last
twonty-four hours. s. comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 5:24; sunset, 6:3s; moon rises 1886
moon, age, II.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

sylvania, New jersey. Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia and the District Of Columbia, prob
ably showers to-day; Friday, fairi light to
moderate variable Winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York, cloudy, preceded by showers, to-
day; Friday, fair: light to moderate variable
winds. becoming north
For West Virginia. local showers to-day:
Friday. fair.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
IN THE REALTY MARKET
Well Known New Yorker Buys Tract of 250 Acres in oleenS
for Improvement
MORE ALTERATIONS FOR ST AVE. MARBLE STRUCTURE

ney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co,
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 7o2. s iex11o;
oas ave omtge $4,000; Aug "a; 81; attor-
neys, Bowers g. Sands 81 Nassau st.
lsT AVE 4l3, 279xlOO;. George l. Lewis. +
ref. to Daniel. Brubacker, 9 Union Square ~;
neys. Deyo & Bauerdorfe, III broadway
isT AVE. 4l3 270xlOO; Joseph II Adams,
rrSei 6 to same: Aug y, foreclosure; closure Aug ~
$4,000; attorneys, same as above.
% AVE, 1881. 25x72; Peter Schneider to
Theresa NJ Citizen. 21i East list st (mtge
$4,000, and all liens; Aug 20; 500: attor-
PATH ST, 4o7 East. . sty brk. 2Jxss9; Wig,
liant Land I and Security co 70 Charles a1,,gs w
s22 OO0); Aug rs; 81: attorney, Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
18th ST. 2o3 West, 3 sty brk. lS.Sxoo.9:
Joseph T Chapman to Thomas Mulln, 9os
East Ssth 81 Gntge 100000, and all liensi
Aug %; Sl,O0G. attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. lI6 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Thomas J Mulin to
Graphic Arts Realty co, coTpn. 4l9 balayette
st mtge 100000; Aug q. 500; attorney
18th sT. n :. 125 IT c OF sth ave, 25xes. .;
Francos l. Stewart to James Mack. 1862 West
S5th ut ,mtze $40 ooo), and all liens; Aug - 4;
Trust 90. 100 Broadway.
9th ST. n r. Ii5 r. W Of 81 ave, 2jx1Oj.5;
Louise l. and John 7 Williams to J Harvey
lsd'lc"s Sib NdlIhoU ave. az tllltf 20 pa -
B n 3; Aug II: 81: address. lO3 Park ave.
l22D ST, g. I7l.4 II e Of lst ave, l6.sx
100 II: Henry Wiegand 10 Dora WioSand. All
East 1921 st; q c; Aug q; 81: attorney, IA
Il Glass. 81 Chambers st.
121TH ST, go West; 3 sty brk, 2jKJ9 II =;
Henry Wiegand to Dora Niegand, Al r-ist
l22J st: c: Aug p; 81; attorney II il Glass
81 Chambers ST. 80 d. d.
182D ST. 5i-5j West. sty brk. 5ox99 II
foreclosure Aug 20: John r Organ, ref. 70
Sigmund Ashner. loss Coney Island ave, Brook-
lyn mtg $4,000: all liens; Aug 20; S'9o('
attorneys. GOl1fogle, Cohn & Lind 2h broad-
way. 90 9,
i34rH ST. $. 90 n Of Tth aye, 22X99 II (:
M9rv Hughes 70 Matilda ltress. 2lel ON ni q; .
mtg Slg.jOW: Aug -: 800: attorney Phillp
A Payton. Jr co. 81 West l3ith 81
18TH ST. s.. 1867 Il Of Amsterdam ave
80 3xg9 IL Charles - Ward y Ada u Nsda.
TO2 81 Nicholas ave uutg $4,000: Aux "a
attorneys Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau 81: ,o,
% If. Charles u Ward 10 Ada d Ward, iV=
81 Nicholas ave mtg $4,000, Aug -: ~ at
,orncys, Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
The Bronx.

CAU-LDwELL AVE. >. 4i5 n " ~ 16lst
81. iSxloO: Erhardt Christlen TO Jonah.a
Chrlstlein. 0i9 Cauldweil ave: July 49, 81 At
torney. william carl, % Nassau 81. ,,-.
DAILY AVE 1888, 81 4XsO. Robert J MOOT,
head TO Hattie Y -chuma ehor. go Nett loo
ct; JUL 20 mtg $1,000; 500: attorney =
TiV y humacher go West lJ3d 81. -.
HUGHES AVE. 2j3S. li2Nsi6. Aary L1int L(s,1p
20 KIllau SchUrzcr. - FoNall st. b,o1hly,,l by,
Aug % tmtg s. JOO). 81: attorney, 6rehhei0
wich a son, 1874 Forest ave. Brooklyn. ,.-..
LOTS i72 and i7J. amended map Adve fa:S- cS-
George q Seyfarth to William DuoIr' 900 NO
Courtlandt ave (mtg s.. iC0l: March - l""
SlOO. address 621 Courtandt ave -o,z, a.
ROCK ST, { r. l5O n e. OF Hlll 81, 2VAil1o loY =
Marion 10 Collyer 10 Grace . " ultchdii y ~, -
psa-0n HUDSON y y June -; SlW' attWneS9 p
NJ. .ouVhlIn 4 McGoughil. 3-D EIohaNas Ny I'D,
SIMPSON ST. 1856 l~i StGNloo' le''ii ~ =
n YcrNa 10 Frederick q Mathlson' ,,S,1 "a "a
yeIre Cal. Jun, T. tutg $@oVuW' fIV'' "'
WHITfOCK AVE- 3. 100 q o. LI.sfhiy, LIsSh,y
AZ t7sx-; Henry Morgenthau 60 70 H3yA% H,,y,ay p,5
o. 6eo i-alle 81: Aug y; sl'V' "l'O''''
C-srlcs " Graham. $50 Tale ~ 49,. aya
1qrru ST " = 4Os.4 y @ of ~ M, nm H' n NJ
iGsIio0 Matilda ! W@ilac" oo 10 Al, " ,attorney
George NJ Brooks. iil Broahway 49,, ov.
tls,ru sT = 237 II OF - Ann d,eI G,I
o. e,sio. charles S Bloch 70 Henry sp.,, spF,''ss I
"a gs 9,,tSn III: July g: slOo; attorne'' CRAM
Rouse 10 Nassau u.
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. cor OF S4th st: to an u
sty offise bldg; W II Martin. trus. 1875
broadway owner: Townsend Steinle s. Has
kell 1923 Broadway, architects: $1,000.
5TH AVE-, W cor OF 34th st: to a 4 sty
hank offices and store; Columbia Knicker-
bocker Trust Co, premises, owner; Nckim
Mead 4 White, 100 18th ave, architects; $40 600
The Bronx.
10TH ST, 92i; sty frame store and dwg
%. ix6l. 10; Ernst schade' on premises. own
architect: cost, $500
iNWOoD AVE. 1916; sty frame tenmt, IS,
AhG. Sol Stenfeld, 900 Broadway owner
Horenburg & Bardes, 100 Bowery. architects
cost, $500.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
AUGUST %.
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM AVE- 466. 27.6xioo; Hermina
Meier to Hermina C Young and sno. 468 Am
sterdam ave: all liens: Aug %; sloo; auor-
ney. v o Hughes, 322 West 42d ct
CHARLTON ST. i26. 1s. I0x51. 10; Elizabeth
v Kirk TO Timothy Mccarthy, 126 Charlton
st.: q 8; Aug IS; 81; attorney, william ID
Cook, 400 Broadway.
HOUSTON ST. cor Mangin ut, 20xIo:
Ferdinand Frese to Mary Gottchrer. 6O3 East
Houston st (rntse 1000; Aug z7; 500; attor-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
The Bronx.

CLAY AVENUB-Kurz & Uren and isaac
low sold, for Sarah Arnold six lots at tho
southwest corner OF Clay avenue ana lo'th
street. 49,, -. g.
o2sTH sTREET-Kurz & uren sold for
Charles y. Graf two lots. on tho north SIDE
OF 22sth street. 1s5 feet west OF ffth ave-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

and s West 0sth st: Aug 2S: yrs; $1,000
attorney, Henry S1ller. A. Pine st.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
Manhattan.

SETH sTREET-James Harln sold NO
40 west seth street, "A four story and base
ment dwelling house, on lot 226xl0O.s feet
The lot adjoins on the east the hoidings oil
,b. Alliance Realty Company, Including
NJ I51 10 I6B West saith street. c1tendins
through and including No. 14f TO 172 West
s7th street. The realty company Is the
buyer.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
Temperature. Weather

Official observations OF United States weather
bureaus, taken at 8 p. m. yesterday. follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Humidity.
8 a. m.... e2 .. m.... 81 SD. M. 81
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Forecast for Special Localitles.--For East
ern New York. New England. Eastern Penn
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan

EDGECOMBE AVE. " cor 16eth st; for
sty tenmt. 25x945: u Cofrey, l66th 81 an
Amsterdam ave, owner; schehck, Par
ave and lT6th 81, architect: $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

with name and address OF lenders attorney,
AUGUST %.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.


vYsE AVE, cor Of 172d st. Joxloo: Man
haitian Mortgage Co loans Mondschein & ~
S40,0 600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
COMMENCEMENT
Il Held at the Musktngum College
Degrees Awarded Mig Class OF
qraduates.

Special Dispatch 20 the IntelllEencer.
NEW CONCORD. O.. June 1.-THE
ssNenty-hfth annual commencement OF
.dEskinSum college was held here this
morning. Orations were delivered by
RED Harper on Trained Leadership"
..lla Stewart on The Plea for Mexico
Merlin Hunter on The Key OF nowl-
edge" Paul Murphy on Junior Re
sponse," Oracle Richie on The Par
thenon. and Ralph Martin on The u.
3 OF the World" DIR. 5. Parkes Cam
cen. OF Brooklyn. ~. Y. delivered the
annual class address. while President
knox presented diplomas and degrees
FOLLOWING the program. occurred the
presidents reception to the graduates.
Bachelor OF Arts-Katherfne Brown
Craig. Fred Lee Harper. John Paul
darkness, Merlin Harold Hunter. Sam
vi Mcpherson LainE. Elsie Rebecca Nc
lnl, Callum Nicholson WILDER Mackny
IiG oh Laughlin Martin. John Gregory
Martin. Mary Grace Richie. Ella Mar
Fhtet stewart. Martha Florence strong.
Wiley chuman WOODBURY..
bachelor OF Science-Willard Allison.
Carter Jeanette Mcfarland. Mary
Ilizabeths Mclean. Enie Blanch MILL
Zen, Beryl Flnnicum Patton. Edith Caro-
4yn Patton. John sherman Talbot. Ray
mond Lee Thompson. knowier Wyatt
bachelor % Oratory-Lois Margaret
Caldwell Adam Raymond Gilliiand
John Paul Jones darkness, Robert
spencer Mcclure. Daniel Crane Nc
Teachers Dipiomas-Frank Devine
Green. Catherine Ida Miiliken, Margaret
AGNES Teggert. Jane Rea milestone
MUSIC iplOmaH-Ca Carrie NarEaret Nc
Merry, Carrie Gray Purdy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
Association Formed

For the purpose OF promoting athle-
tics and sports among the members OF
the alumni as well as among the
students OF West Liberty normal
school. a permanent athletic associa-
ton was organized yesterday after
noon, following the annual commence
ment exercises. The permanent Of
ficers selected yesterday are: Manager.
Guy Montgomery. West Liberty: cap
tain, Harry Morrison. Valley Grove.
They will have charge OF selecting the
members OF the ball team and I'm other
sporting events given by the alumni.
A meeting was Also held yesterday
afternoon by the members of the IL
class OF the normal. Miss Howley and
Miss Montgomery were appointed 90
arrange a program for a reunion 10
be held next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
COMMENCEMENT
Al the Falrmont Normal School Held;
Hon. stuart Reed Addresses
Class.

Special Dispatch 20 the 1ntsIiirrncer
FAiRMONT. W. Va. June 1.-THE
fortyhrst annual commencement ex-
erclses OF the Fairmont State Normal
School, occurred here to-day. Hon
Stuart y. Reed. Secretary Of State. Of
Charleston. delivered the commence
ment address and a class Of ninety
nine members received their diplomas.
Al the commencement exercises iet.
ters we're awarded by the athletic de-
parment a. follows:
Basket Ball.
Reid Morrow. Pittsburgh: Arthur
Garrett. Waynesburg. Jay snoderly.
Pennington: Dale Curry. Independ.
ence. Grady Morgan. Eairmont
Base Ball.
John Book Pennington: william
Harmer. Harriaviile; Arthur Taking.
ton. Grafton. Rled Morrow, Pitts.
burgh. Grady Morgan. Fairmont: VII.
liam Coiebank. Ciarkaburg: Don Arm.
EFT Fairmout; Arthur Garrett. waynes.
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
SUPREME COURT
ADJOURNS TODAY
HIGHEST TRisuNAL IN STATE TO
CLOSE GUNNER TERM.
Number Of Cases subrIttsd vestsr.
day and Docket for Today
L. Rather short

At noon todayTthe sumner term OF
the supreme court which has been In
session In this city will some to a
close and II Is likely several opinions
will be hended down. Only four cases
are docketed for the session this
morning and II Is expected to have
these out OF the way and everything
An shape TO adjourn at noon.
Nine cases from the thirteenth cir
cult were considered yesterday and
all were submitted on briefs except
two. One OF these was continued TO
the September term and ehe other
was continued indefinitely.
The following cases were submitt-
ed on briefs: Roahe Lumber Co. vs..
n. T. Jovett administrator etc. /;
James b. Lovett vs.. Krebs Lumber
Company; Reserve Gas Co. VS.. Car.
bon Black Mfg. Co.; Jonathan Pick.
ems Va. John +. Pickens all from
Lewis county; John +. Repair vs..
krebs Lumber Co.: Luther c. Ash
vs.. V. s. Lynch and F. Camden De.
vericks vs.. Fair Grounds Improve
ment company all from Harrison
county.
The case of State Of West Virgin.
Ia VS.. John w. Duffy from Harrison
county was continued and that OF
| State Of West Virginia, VS.. Isadore
Tinovits and W. w. Brannon was
continued to the September term.
Out OF town attorneys present IN
court We're: Capt. NJ @. Sperry, OF
Clarksburg. Charles Powell and
Kemple White. OF Fairmont, Gilbert
Smith OF St. Marys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
FAIRBANKS OR ROOT

WASHINGTON. June ff,-Friends
% the president IN washington today
said that " he were not nominated he
would decidedly oppose either Senator
Cummins or senator IaFonette. e.
comproniae candidates.
some Of ar. Tafrs friends declared
today tnat N hc were confronted VITA
the necessity 81 naming his preferences
uevcd he would turn % some man uFa
senator Root. q New York. Or FormrT
Vice President G.. ". Fairbanks. ~ In
diana. NJ became know today thaa
Mr. Fairhanks o. TIE presidents choIai
Tor chairman Of the colnmItta on rcso-
lutlona
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15

special services were held az the War
wood Presbyterian church last evening
oy the Rev, Edgar w. Day. preparatory
ing.
Contractor Geo. F. Press has finish
ed the Benfield residence on Twenty
sixth street North Warwood. and COpt.
e. Bentfield and family will move into
their new home next week
II was reported about the streets yes
yesterday afternoon that Master Paul
Steinbicker. OF Nineteenth street had
fallen into the river and drowned The
report was untrue. elimanting from the
fact that the lad fell into the river from
barge while fishing. but the water
being only a few feet deep he was able
TO walk ashore.
l. c. Adams has about recovered from
several days illness at his home on
south Richland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Order have returned
from visit with relatives and friends
at Cadiz, O.
Mrs. George. Clark OF Glenn's run
North Warwood, Is slowly recoverinG
/ from a weeks illness
John Lash lost a horse valued at $3.50
this week. reath being due 20 blood poi.
soning The animal was a mate 10 one
OF the finest teams IN this community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
BOY BALL PLAYER
RUN OVER BY CARS.
pecial Dispaten 10 the 1ntelliEencer.

Special Dispatch to the Interigencer.
CEREDo. w. Va. -une 14.-In at
tempting TO recover a ball which had
been batted on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway tracks, Charles Tread
way. aged IL, son OF ]. p. Treadway. a
baltimore and Ohio railroad machinist
was run down BY cut OF cars. His
right arm was crushed on at the
shoulder and his right leg amputated
at the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
SAVE COMMISSION
Senate Passes Eli Placing RestrIe-
lions on Courts EnJoinIna
Acts Of Rate Body.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. June IA
To further protect the acts OF the In.
terstate Commerce Commission the
Senate to-day amended the legislative
executive and judicial appropriation
bill to provide that no single Federal
judge may enjoin or restrain the com
missions orders. Debate on the bill
was concluded. and It was passed by
the Senate. 1t win now go to confer.
ence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
DIED
August KitzmiIler Died Of Injuries Re-
eeiVed When He Fell From Loft
of Waddinoton Barn.

After suffering untold agony as the
result OF injuries received from fall
Ing from the loft OF the large barn at
the Waddington farm while repair
ing a hay fork. Tuesday afternoon.
Augustus Kitzmiller. n resident OF
Greggsville. died yesterday morning at
s o'clock, at the North Wheeling hos
pital. A sad feature OF the case Is
that he left a wife and two small
children 10 mourn his loss. The body
will be shipped 20 Oakland. Md. on
the IL o'clock train over the b. & o.
the morning. where interment will
be made Monday afteroOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
PLAY RAIL

score OF more OF Wheeling
preachers were guilty OF what on the
surface might appear TO be n violation
of the Commandment, Thou Shalt
Not Steal" yesterday. Explanations
are I'm order and that a wrong impress
sion may not be given let Il be said
that the stealing and the attempts at
stealing occurred in ball game.
played between two picked teams OF
preachers. a number OF whom, ac-
companied by their wives went out
to Blaneys Grove and spent the day
picnicing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
BIG FISH PRESERVE
SECURED FOR ROMNEY.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelllgencere
WASHINGTON. June 14.-Senate
today passed the bill appropriating
$4,000 for the establishment OF a
fish preserve In the Potomac. II left
the choice OF location to Fish Cimmis-
sioner Bowers. He Is expected to
locate on the South Branch near Rom
ney. The measure provides for not
only a preserve but hatcheries and
fsh culture school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15

wood gave surprise party 60 Herbert
street last evening. Games and music
were enjoyed during the early hours
followed with n delicious luncheon pre-
present were: Misses Laura Tirhe. Fiora
Roeder. Elsie Helfenblne. Ruth Nesbitt
Alag Hilbert. Lolita Nesbitt. Edna Kin
delberGer. Alma Peterson and Glars
Peterson Masters Clyde Helfenbine
Herbert Elright. Elton Thompson. Ray
wilkins. Clifford Gotta. Harry Kennedy
Jack Boldly and Harry kammerer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
COUNCIL MEETING

Monday eveninn q special meeiinE
% council win BE- held for the purpose
% taking up the questions now ~
issue between the Market Auditorium
company and the ohio valley Trades
and labor assembly. This latter or
sanitation asks that council revoke
the ordinances Eranted TO the Auditor
fun company and this matter win be
rome into thorourhlr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15

trial tho defense attempted to prove
the contract illegal because the plain
IN was 20 deliver the influence Of
the county court IN granting saloon
licenses. This evidence vas excluded
By judge Keller. a former trial Of
the case resulted IN a hung Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
NEGROES ELEcTRocUTED
IN RICHMOND PEN.

RICHMOND. Va, June 14.-wnliam
Price and John Furby. negroes. were
electrocuted here today for the murder
several months ago or A. T. Belcher
a guard OF the state road building
lamp. IN Chesterfield county. Three
negroes attacked Belcher and he kill
ed one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
WARWOOD


English Lutheran Sunday school will be
ORGANISED here rnd serviccs held reEu-
larly for the many children OF that do
In this column several weeks ago A
rally for the organization OF the War
wood school will be held IN North War
At $50 O'Clock In connection with the
nftfeth anniversary services Of the First
English Lutheran church OF Wheeling,
which win begin next Sunday morning.
lasting three weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
BIG VERDICT
Awarded N Famous sut invoivino
Sale Of KanaWha County
Court

Special uiapatch to fne rutsuirencsr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. June IA
IN the Federal court to-day a verdict
Tor the plaintiff for nearly $4,000 Wa
rendered IN the case Of Samuel T.
Walker versus Aier. Lawrence. The
case has been pending for several
years. and is notorious on account Of
the alleged sale Of the county court
Of kanawha county being involved
Walker and Lawrence were former
partners 90 q wholesale nduir bust
ness here Walker cold out 10 law.
renee. takine the iatter's notes. and
upon failure 10 pay the notes suit vas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
DR.. BAILEY

Corner Eleventh snd chapline sts.,
Wheeiing. ~. We. One block from Post
5fhce. Come up stairs.
ThE ONLY RELIABLE SPECIALIST
ADVERTISING IN W. VA. who shows
his picture and tells his name. 50. when
you enter his once. you know who you
are dealing with.
MAKE NO MISLEADING STATE
MEhTe, but treat you at the lowest cost
possible for Honest. Skillful and Sue
cessful Treatment No extra charge for
medicine.
Varieoecie and Structure. conorrhsa.
elect Enlarged Prostate. Biaoder AZ
feetions, Blood Poison. Lost Manhood,
Excess.
PILES cure without operation. No
detsntion from bualneaa
1oftgnrr 49, n~.~~ 49,.
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After giving the method a thorough
trial. which was found 20 be too expen-
sive and not at all satisfactory. the vir-
ginia OH a Gas company OF Wheeling
viii no longer pump their wells in this
community with electric motors. the cur
rent being furnished from the trolley
wire OF the Panhandle Traction COM
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15

Yesterday afternoon from TO the
Loteland Busy Bee club was delight
fully entertained BY Miss Dorothy Nc
Nabb. daughter OF AIR. and Mrs. Earl
McNabb. at her nome on South Main
street The little folk recently organ
Wildwood misses.