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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
DOG RETURNS WITH MASTER
 FROM POLICE COURT ORDEAL

Brennan. 1anitor. was delivered back to his fireside. today, by his dog Pete. after trip through the station and police court on a charge of cruelty to his wife When Brennan was arrest ed Pete went with his master. h. police court he couldn't be kicked away and the judge hearing the story ing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
YOUNG GIRL ON LAST
 LHG OF WORLD HIKE

Washington. Sept 2o-on the last Dora Rodriguez, 19 year old Am sterdam girl, reached the capital. to- day. She walked alone, carrying d huge revolver on her hip and says she was never accosted by any man ex- ceDt in New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
THREE YEAR OLD BABY
 LOVES HER MAMMA BEST

New York. Sept. 2o.--The wisdom of Solomon had it's counterpart. to- day. when Supreme Court Justice Marean. in Brooklyn. placed three year old Baby {[iseulau half way between her mother and father and told her to go to the one she loved best. She went to mamma The couple are separated.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
MISS WHILE OFF TO CONVERT
 CANADA TO SUFFRAGETTISM

London, Sept. 20.-Commissioned by the women's social and political union to convert Canada to sufraget- tism. Miss Barbara Wylie left, today, for Montreal She is booked on the Empress of Ireland.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
FORMER RESIDENT INJURED

". B. Johnzon- formerly Of this city. now of Cornwall Fridge. suffer ed dangerous irjuries when a horse fell on him at bis home in Cornwall Bridge. Conn, Eeveral days ago He suffered many broken ribs sne bruises Mir Johnson used to reside at 206 State street, this city
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
ELEPHANT ATTACKS COACH
 AND KILLS THE DRIVER

Calcutta. Sept 2o.--A wild ele- plants attack on a coach in Ceylon was reported in despatches from Co lombo, today. The brute demolished the coach and killed the driver but the passengers hid in culVert and eSc31ed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

A real English lady has just come in
 town, All dressed in cotton American
 gown, She bought it in England just s5 be-
 low. The price which they charge where tas
 cotton did grow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
JINGLEs.

Little Jack Horner, sat in his corner.
 Fla ting some near m1nce pie Twas the best hes could get Twas quite poor you bet, Couldn't afford it, the tarth too hiss-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

Pat-a-cake. Pat-a-cake, every sooi
 man Should vote for Wilson as fast as he
 can. For if he doesn't this high tariff steal Will soon deprive Baby of many
 meal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

I Ou can buy taep fn Europe Ac- Te4S A dilles. dallrr. a good tariff scholar He's come out not minute too soon. For our cost of living Will be less at Thanks giving. Praise God A Good Wilson boon Four and twenty wOrkrnen, going e'lf Had sa cos11pieseaS- m -sea,- their goat W.h With Xiis2g9 hXsEes gl Ts pss sGaR s@vsiop. aa5 old Mother Hubbard was heard 10 ds- The R Republican Tariff has kept eup- So shes e | out for Wilson. for he's 5u5t Hes fearless and honest. puts Ep Little Tommy Tucker. sighs for a zaszi Na knife to cut #. with taFlH on So ,si how can he get. until foe6 tariffs Poor little Tornray. no hope at all So Tom and the family OCT daintiss
 may gIoat-
 Hurnpty Dumpty sat OF the Tariff But ai'' on Election Day Hunpty pin get And all the Progressives and Repu5- viii never be able to boost him uP
 there aEaIn.
 This little pig went to England. Where the price of Pork is down. But his little brother stayed here Cause they got twice as much n toF7s United States had little lambs-- The flesh was very high And every time the tar1n went up No lamb ceuidH people buy.
 Chickens Hot. Turkeys Cold
 All birds in storage
 Three years old.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

To market to fnaaE.kst to 6sF sH
 American dress You can buy them zn Europe for ~sTy
 r1lIIch less
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20
RuDtured Children

are very common, but may almost always be perman- entity cured by wearing the proper truss. Give the child the best truss and the best advise-it costs no more.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-20

A diller. a daller. a good tariff scholar He's come out not a minute too soon. For our cost of living
 win be less at Thanks giving, Praise God A Good Wilson boon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
COURT OPENS
FAN Term Of Common Pieas Court On
at st. Complimentary Dam
age Suit 10 Filed.

The common pleas court Of Belmont
county opened yesterday at 81. Clairs-
VIE with Judge Charles j. Lynch pre-
siding and several matters OF minor
Importance we're disposed OF. The
grand jury was impanelled, IL OF the
10 Jurors being present, and four 9TH
ers were drawn from the bystanders.
w. 5. Barton OF Barton was elected
foreman OF the jury and they imme-
dlately proceeded upon the considlera-
tlon CT the criminal cases There are
over 50 cases TO come before the body
this term and the session OF the Jury
VIII continue for about ten days.
Damage Suit Filed.
william Otte OF Martins Ferry fled
a suit yesterday against the baltimore
* Ohio Railroad company for dam
ages In the sum Of $4,000 for person
81 injuries sustained ana damages
done TO his property. The plaintiff
alleges that az he was crossing a road
near Martins Ferry. across which a
track OF the company runs, he was
struck by a train OF the company. his
horse was killed. his wagon demolish.
ed and he sustained serious INJURIES
He further alleges that the engineer
did not whistle 70 rthe crossing and
that he was struck before he had any
train.
The petition was filed BY Congress
ann Francis OF Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
She GOT LICENSE
Young Lady Orphan Becomes the
Ward OF County Clerk Wells,
Who Consents to Her
Marriage.

10 furnish Myrtle Mono. a pretty
italian girl Of Coraopolis. Pa. with a
marriage license In the County Court
yesterday. but after much time and
trouble on the part Of the county clerk
the feat was accomplished and the
young girl was made happy. She and
Luke Cardoni. also OF Coraopolis. ap-
piled early In the afternoon for n
license. but the girl was found 20 be
only ~ years old. tho ago required
being 81.
However. the girl told the oficiais
that she had no parents and had been
supporting herself for the past four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

CATIONS. and was fined s. and costs
or 30 days on the hill.
Albert Cook. arrested BY OfHcer
Barum. and Noble Conway. arrested
by Ohicer Rapier. each drew IS and
costs on drunk charges.
Leon Wright drew s. and costs for
dlsorderly conduct, while Marshall
Davis slipped past with the minimum
ana costs on a drums charge.
Joe Singiey was fined s. and costs
or 30 days for panhandling. and wal
ter Payne. who was drunk. and ad-
mitted II. got on with the minimum
and costs.
Jim Prowell. black. and Walter Hi
col. who said his home r. In Cincin.
natl. each drew the minimum for be
ing drunk.
Jim Perry. another black man Of tho
Second ward. was drunk and CARRYING
two bricks around with him. probably
Tor the purpose Of presenting them to
some friend. lie was arrested by Of
hcer Gill and drew s. and costs In
court yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
"RODY" COMING
BILLY Sundays Popular Chorister Com.
ing to This City for Concert
In October.

At the Court Theater. Monday. DC
tober 9TH. the Opportunity Circle. a
young ladies' missionary society of
the Vance Memorial church. will pre-
sent Mr.. Homer Rodeheaver in an az
ternoon and evening Of Music, Magic
and Mirth." Mr.. Rodeheaver will be
assisted by Iona owen Conklin. a
dramatic soprano. and Mr.. b. ID. Ack-
ley. pianist.
Some Of the features Of the pro-
grams will be vocal and trombone
solos, readings. vocal duets, character
impersonations, magic. etc. Tickets
are now on sale at y. W. Banners
music store and at Gordon's pharmacy
az woodsdaie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
CLASSES RBSUIB


All classes and clubs Of the Y6unx
womsns Christian Association vim
commence on Tuesday. October LIST
There are some new features 90 be
introduced this year. two cIasss, An
literature. One will be taught by Mr.
Andrew U. Wilson on Monday a. n
m and the evening class on Thursdsy
evening at 1880. taught BY Miss Bes.ie
Eskey.
The Current Events Club viii dt.-
enss I've topics during the year. and
s<eat interest 10 being shown By many
INQUIRIES In regard TO IT, Miss Anne
hnsus Is the director OF the club.
me Embroidery class. taught BY
Miss Nettie Young. will interest ali
WHO have taste for dainty accessories.
and many new students win be Gu
rolled In the beginning OF the year.
Tor IL isn't too early to begin to get
ready for Christmas.
The Millinery class will attract
many. as all feminine eyes are cen.
tered on modish millinery at this
time. Come and learn to trim your
own hats. Miss Tappy has charge of
the class. and the class will meet on
tuesday evening at 7:3o.
class In plain sewing will be held
on Tuesday evening. Miss Abbie
Radcliffe and Miss Lille Gallagher
Will have charge. Those who are
backward In sewing and want to quail
~ for the dressmaking classes will
do well to register In this class.
Dressmakfng. with Miss Annie
freese as teacher. will prove most
popular with young women who want
TO make their own dresses and shirt
waists.
Registrations for all classes viii be
received from now on through the
FIRST week Of October. but the classes
begin their work October LIST. The
prospectus, giving full information as
TO time and tuition. will be mailed TO
you on request, or you can call at the
ONCE OF the association.
All are invited to the rally on Mon
day night. when a demonstration of
the work will be given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

years. Then the figuring was begun,
and It was finally arranged in this
way. George Wells was appointed
guardian OF the girl. giving bond in
the sum OF $50. with the deputy clerk
OF courts as surety. and the newly ar
pointed guardian Immediately gave his
permission for the girl 10 be mar
ried. Upon consent Of the guardian.
the license was granted. and the hap
by couple Immediately departed in
quest OF a minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
WEIRD TALE
Impaired TO Police by italian Who
Claimed He Was Assaulted by
Six Men


Six Men.
An Italian. giving his name as Tony
Denmark, appeared at police head
quarters yesterday morning and told
long story OF how he had been &C.
lacked by six men as he was crossing
the Wheeling Terminal Railway
bridge, and was cut with a razor but
ne neglected to tell how no escaped
when the men were close enough to
him TO cut him
He also told the sergeant In charge
that De lived on Seventeenth street
put when the matter was looked into
II was found that he lives on Nine
teenth street. He claimed that all az
OF the men wore caps and that all
were about his size but. although he
claims thaf they struck him. he says
ne was unable to tell whether the men
we're foreigners or Americans
The police are working on the case
but are inclined 10 disbelieve the story
OF the man. their theory being that he
vas cut while at work In the mill. al
though they can not understand his
motive in furnishing them with the
story that he told.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
GOT STIFF FINE FOR
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

John Lang. OF East Wheeling. was
arrested and arraigned in the court
of Squire Hobbs yesterday upon com
plant Of Nina Collett. who alleged
that she had been assaulted by the
defendant.
Several witnesses verified the state
ment Of the plaintiff. and Lang was
fined t25 and costs or ten days n
the county Jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
POLICE COURT

Edward Cramble. who was just re-
leased from the works on Monday,
again appeared in police court yester.
day in charge Of OHicer BerO. who
told the court that he had found the
man drunk on the South Side. Ed
ward did not attempt to deny the allie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

The Reading Circle. composed Of the
school teachers OF Richiand district,
ntvs sei-cte,i th- f0ii"~laS o1!csra:
iroi. p. y Maupin. the high school
..acner. president. and Miss Frnnkie
M9ntgomery. or the Center Warwood
school secretary. The organira zion
meets on the first and third Tuesda y
evenings ~ the moth
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-08
TAKE NOTICE
DEAR FRIEND

Don't think because not located in city that We
cant sell goods city price less High rents big salaries
arge expences all be made from tie profits of city
business.
And you trade there you must not forget that you pay
for the privilege of dorg Ills different with and the
act thai business is continually increasing is amp''
evidence that the people appreciate advantage of trading
with Our expenses small and profits. In
the city expencesare large and profits are in proportion
When you buy from mail order house you have to Pay
The Express Postage small quantity and The Rates
Arehgh We buy large quantities and eights small item
When you spend dollar in the City that dollar is gone from
his Vicinity forever when you spend With part of it
stays here ard converted into taxable property and there
fore aids your ety. your churches your roads, and
munty at large.
Please remember that the buyer of this firm is
sleepy stupid Indifferent when he buys bargains that will
yield small profit and you money We can supply
You with all they have any store call us get the
worth of money in dry gods Groceries, Feboot>
and Shoes Hats and Caps &.
Yours Respectfully,
G. G. PARIS Brushyknob Mo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-08
IS SECTERIANISM RIGHT?

10 the rope.
Now dear readers from the
evidence we have pre- ented to
you. There is one Of two thin as
for you to accept. And that is
that, we are right and the Cath
Ole church are wrong or vica,
verca And if the Catholic church
is right, all other denominations
are the gates, and if we are right,
then we have presented you with
the right gates to hell. And we
must believe that according to
the word of Goa we are right.
For the word has condemned
the Catholic church. And we
have also shown that this church
nor no other power has prevailed
over Christ's church; Lor never
will But the pope is being re-
vealed the man of sin the son. of
perdition, after Catholicism we
might take up Mahomidism, for |
another gate, after it Norman
ism, and many other isms. But
we shall for the present say and
repeat that the one man theory
is the largest gate, of hell that
exists, it has taken more souls
down to eternal torment. than
any other theory or system, that
there is on earth. 1t has caused
more divisions in the religious
circle, and the establishing of
fmore theories than all other sys-
TENS combined. And Martin
Luther and the Pope of Rome at
THAT time were the responsible
parties. For the great evil of
the one man theory, This the
Dry has caused to branch out a
thousand or more different de-
nominations -It has separated
thousands of families sit has
made homes desolate-It has
parted hundreds of thousands
of husbands and wives, and
made millions of orphan children.
/ 1t has painted many battle
field with the blood Of fellow
'lman 1t has com mitted hun
Il dreds of thousands Of murders
And is the father of the blacklist
of crimes.
It has taken peace from our
land, and from every cline
Friendship by her has been hid
1 from sight. We beg at the door
. of your intelligence to come forth
7 like men, and with your influence
e bury the black monster with the
I dead past-And raise from theil
+ down-trodder position the Two
:. Witnesses Of the Coo of Love
e And let their meau;ifnl Whit
| wings, be spread over III. hea1
q and heads of every nan, ~on"1
G and child on this great globe
o Let the two anointed ones, Wit
j. their two golden pipes: emp'
= their golden oil of FRIENDSHIP
$ Love and Truth. on the head c
J. every branch Of the two ol'v
Ii trees, And then pt ace will b
Is the universal song among all NJ
e nations And happiness It.
e fruit, tied togather With love
IL And Frindship the Golden tl,rea
IA to bind humanity together An
81 then truth the golden sun hs
er will deck the earth, witt It
a glory of the Lord as the water
Of cover the sea.
y Now Dear Readers we wish
Is speak with you and listen viii
tie we talk. The two men heor.
IN the Biole truth, will tie man vi
lr wife togather--Turn the hear
st of the fathers to tie children
lg And the hearts Of the children
es the understand will cause II
q. tons to beat their swords in
a plowshares and t cir spears in
ed prnnning hook Causes n"''o1
CIR not to lift up swords against n
err ton, neither learn war al
)e- more-Cau-es every man to :
1t under his vine and fig IRE
The Calumet news., 1912-07-18
SAYS BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
MADE HIM A MURDERER

New York, July iS.-The body Of
Nathan Swaitz whose father Informed
the police his son was the slayer of
little Julia Connors, was found today
on tho fourth floor of a tenement house
in Chrystie street Swartz committed
suicide by inhaling gas from tube
that ran from the middle Of The cell .
ing and tied to his mouth. Written in
pencil on hrs collar werc the words
II am guilty and insane. caused by
the beautiful makeup OF women"
\ letter was found addressed to
Swart2's mother, i'm which he con-
fossed his guilt and telling her rot to
cry her eyes out.
Philip Swart2 identified the dead
man as his brother. a few DAYS ago
Swartz's father Informed the police his
son told him he killej the Connors girl.
10 which tho father responded there
was nothing left but for the son To
commit suicide.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-18
REPUBLICANS ARE GETTING
READY FOR The CAMPAIGN

New York. July 1S.-The final steps
necessary to the organization for the
Republican national campaign will be
taken here tomorrow at the adjourned
meeting of the subcommittee of mne
of tile Republican National Commit
tee. The meeting will have several i'm e
portant questions To solve. An exc
cutivc committee and an advisory com
mittec of five members are To be Sc
iected. also "A treasurer of the national
committee. A half dozen or more
names are understood to be under con-
sideration for the appointment of a
national treasurer. The list includes
John Wanamal<er of Philadelphia. John
Hays Hammond of Massac chusetts,
Charles G. Dawes and David r. Forgah
of Chicago. otto 4. Barnard of New
York and r.. r. Swinney of Kansas
CITY
The Calumet news., 1912-07-18
SWIMMING CAMPAIGN OPENS.
Large Aquatic Glass at the Cslume,
Y. M. c. A. This Week.

The annual swimming campaign of
the Calumet Y. NJ. c. A. opened yes
terday, about twenty men and boys
The classes are under the personal di-
rection of Physical Director Apple
gate who is teaching the beginners
the rudiments and the members who
are further advanced, some of the fan
cy and speed strokes. The class is
composed of apt pupils and 1t is be-
lieved all will acquire proficiency i'm
the art of self-preservation i'm the
water The annual swimming cam
paigns of the Calumet Y. NJ. G. A.
have resulted i'm the development of a
large number of expert swimmers In
Calumet and while this years class Is
not as large as those of some other
years. Mr.. Applegate expects others
to enroll.
The Blacksmiths Of the Twilight
league defeated the Commercials in a
very interesting game last evening 10y
the score of to 1,
There will be special meeting of
the baseball committee on Saturday
evening at 6:15 to take action on sew
cral protests which have been filed. 1t
appears that .Several of the teams
have played men who are not strictly
amateurs some of them being drawn
from the professional class. Protests
based on this condition will be heard
Saturday.
Vt is announced that the Alex Tay-
lor & co. sporting goods house of New
York City has hung up splendid sill
yer cup trophy for the team winning
the league championships, The trophy
has already been forwarded to Calu-
met and should be received here soon.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-18
MISSOURI PRIMARY SOON.
Campaign in "Show Me" State is Near
inu the End.

jefferson City, Mo-, July 1S.-The
Missouri primary campaign, with
nominations less than a month OF. is
approaching the final stages. ON the
FIRST Tuesday of next month the vot-
ers of all parties will engage in a
statewide primary for the naming of
candidates for governor and other state
courts, members of the legislature,
representatives i'm Congress and num-
orous county officers. The party lead /.
ers, the candidates and the newspapers
are making their last appeals to the
voters.
In both the leading parties the bat
tie for the gubernatorial nomination is
the keenest. The Republican field con-
slsts of John E. Swanger of Milan,
state bank commissioner and former
secretary of state: John G. Mckinley
of Unionville. former lieutenant-gov
crnor and twice the Republican choice
for United States senator; Arthur T..
Murphy of Rolla. former congressman
from the Sixteenth district; Arthur
w. Brewster of Kansas City, and Leon
w. Quick, city treasurer of st. Louis.
The Democratic field of gubernatorial
aspirants consists of the same number
as the Republican TIE men who
aspire to head the Democratic ticket
are former Congressman William :.
Cowherd of Kansas City, the defeated
nominee four years ago: Attorney
General Elliott W. Major, of Bowling
Green: David A. Ball of Louisiana.
who claims he was counted out in
Cowherds favor i'm 1908; Auguste H.
Bolte of St Louis, former lieutenant
governor, and James A. Houchin. a
millionaire contractor of Jefferson city.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-18
GREAT MERGER
OF COMPANIES
Non Competing Farm implement
Concerns are United Under
One Big Organization
CAPITALIZATION FIFTY MILLIONS
Is Formed by Emerson, Branting-
ham Co., Rockford, III.

Rockford Ills. July fS.--Aunounoe-
ment was made today of the COM
panies I'm the merger formed by the
Emerson, Birmingham Co. of this city.
under a capitalization of fifty million
dollars. They are the Emerson. BraL-
tingham Co. and Emerson Co. of
Rockford; the Emerson. Newton I'm
plement Co. OF Minneapolis, Mimi; the
Emerson. Newton Co, of Kansas CITY
the Emerson BrantinSham Plow Co. OF
Dallas; the Emerson Birmingham Inn
plement Co. of Spokane. Wash; the
Gas Traction Co, of Minneapolis
Mimi; the Lacrosse Haytool Co. OF
Chicago Heights; ana the Grain Drill
company and the Wagon Manufac-
turing company of Chicago. Thresher
companies said to be in each case a
big concern, arc To come into the mer-
ger soon.
1T is a unicn of nom competing con.
Germs" said c. :. Brantingham, who
Is to he president of the new company.
Application for permission to in.
crease the capital stock from six mil.
lions 10 fifty millions will be made at
Springfield today.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-18
welded LAST EVENING.
Miss Laura May Fisher and Francis
A. Vivian Married.

A pretty wedding was solemnized
last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Rowe Mire street. Cen
iennial. when their daughter. Miss
Laura May Fisher. of Laurium, became
the wife of Francis Alton Vivian. also
of I.aurium Rev. John Polglase, OF
Laurium, ofiiciated.
The bride, who was attired in blue
messaline with embroidered blue net
overskirt. was given away by her faith
er. The bridesmaid was Miss Grace
PoIglase. while Russell Vivian acted
as hest man Following the ceremony
"A wedding supper was served to The
invited guests and friends of the
young people. The decorations at the
home were white and green, and were
very pretty.
The newly-wedded couple will make
their home in Laurium. Both the
groom and his bride were born and
raised I'm Calumet. the groom being in
the employ of the G. n II, Minns
company.