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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

TO RECOVER
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS STATE
BOTH WILL LIVE

Becoming angered at his wife. Tony
Madura. Of 81 Seventeenth street. yes
terday morning. at 4 o'clock ran his
vile from the house and oVertaking
the rsc;Eg wuz-n sa-k = cohbler-
knife into her breast and then tried
TO eno his own life. Although In q
very critical condition both will re-
cover according to Information from
the North Wheeling Hospital at an
early hour this morning. Madura Is
already on the road TO recovery but
his wife Is not yet out OF danger.
When Madura RECEIVERS he will he
sent back TO Moundsville. TO serve out
sentence he was given some years
ago at Morgantown Through the ef-
forts OF his wife the foreigner was
patroled but now he will again be
sent back behind the grey walls ind
after completing his term will be tried
for this offensc.
The Italian was sent up for harbor-
Ing members OF the Blackhand and
the trouble with his wife started when
she attempted to beseech him not to
return to that city. According to the
children. the two have been quarreling
about this for several days and yes
terday morning the climax was
reached. Sister Bernardine of the Ca
thedral. was on the scene I'm n short
time and relieved the police OF the re-
sponsibility of caring for the children.
Dr. T.. Il. Plant was summons and had
both the man and woman sent to the
North Wheeling Hospital. Tony. the
son. will he sent to ST. Johns school
and Grace, the daughter TO st Vim
cents Home for Girls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
WILSON LIKE
PEST OF SINBAD
Declares Ohian in Criticism Of Head
of DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture

WASHINGTON. April 12.-The ad-
ministration OF Secretary Wilson. OF
the department Of agriculture. was
severely criticized in the House OF
representatives tonight in a speech
by Representative Bathrick, Democrat
OF Ohio. Mr.. Bathrick asserted that
Mr.. Wilson's management OF the de-
partment has ben "a scandal and a
Disgrace Mr.. Bathrick's attack in
cluded the charge that Mr.. Wilson had
been tied To the food dopers" He
also said that the secretary had aided
and abbetted land boomers in the ex-
ploitatiOn OF the Florida EVERGLADES
Like the Pest OF Siubad." said Mr..
Rathrick. this old man sits astrids
the shoulders OF the peoples rights.
weighing down Justice. obstructing
the operation OF the laws intended to
protect the people and. uncertain in
his course OF management of the eX-
ponditure OF over Sl6.OOO.OOO annually.
OK the peoples money. he shifts from
one decision to another at the beck
and call OF the big interests OF this
country"
Mr.. Bathrlck defended q. G.. Elliott
AT 4. u. Moorehouse. whom Secretary
Wilson recently dismissed from the
service. The men We're involved in
the Everglades controversy and were
recently indicted for technical viola
tion5 OF law. Mr. Bathrick said this
prosecution was "contemptible."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
ARKLE PICKS PIRATES

Returning home from Hot Springs.
where he has been for the past sew.
eral weeks with the Pittsburgh Pr
rates. representing a syndicate Of
Pittsburgh papers. Harry V. Ankle
gave out a very interesting interview
last evening on the outlook OF the
National league pennant race. Mr.
Ankle has seen practically all the
National league clubs work. and states
that he thinks Pittsburgh is the
strongest club in the league. The club
has been strengthened by Q'<oole and
Kelly. Mr.. Ankle said. and he thought
they had the edge on everything when
II came to team work Clark will
prove as effective a bench Manager as
Connie Mack. in the opinion OF Mr..
Ankle
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GENERAL NOTICE
NOTICE

Notice n hereby given mat any Repub-
lican voter desiring 10 become q candi-
cate Tor delegate 70 the FIRST District
nEresHional convention % be held a.
New Aartinsvfile on May rs. 1914 OF 20
the state Delexate Convention 20 be held
A. Huntington on May IL. 1919. must file
DIS appncation with n. l. Kirk Chair
nan OF TIE ohio County Republican tx
ecuuve Committee. not later than nins
oeiock y. M saturday. Aprn II. 1919:
LED - Zee OF five dollars. showing the
masistertal district In which he lives
and must designate the presidential pre-
ference OF the applicant IN order that
rs name a. such delegate may be placed
under the proper caption a. heretofore
provided by the said County Committee
BY order OF the Ohio County Republi-
can Executive Committee.
II l. KIRK.
r.. T. CRESAP. Chairman.
Secretary ap-4-o
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CECIL ROBINSON HOME
AN is MUCH IMPROVED.

Cecil A. Robinson. President Of the
Wheeling Board OF Trade. accom-
panied by Mrs. Robinson and daughter
arrived home Yesterday morning from
ClarksburE. where Mr.. Robinson sus-
tanned y slight paralytic stroke. At
the residence on the Island last even
ing Mr.. Robinson was reported as
much improved.
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RECEIVERS SALE
RECEIvER's SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
20, the decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County, entered in the cause OF r.
n Lange ct al vs. @. u. RidenOur. ct al
the Undersigned will. at 10 O'Clock a. m
on saturday. April 10. 1912. offer at pub
nc sale TO the highest and best bidder
Ior cash. at the front door OF the Apo.i0
Iheatrc. on the south side OF / - -seenth
street near the southeast corner OF Mar
ket and Fourteenth Streets. in the city
or wheeling. West Virginia. all OF the
personal property OF the Metropolitan
Amusement Company as set out In the
appraisement filed in said cause includ-
Ing pianos. iron safe. electric sign. seen
cry and all fixtures and appliances per-
tanning TO the theatrical business now
contained in or used In connection with
said Theatre.
r. S ROMINE.
ap-s-m Rereiver
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SAILED PROPOSALS.

S~S~~~>~---S--s--->>N
Sotiee 90 Manufacturers. Jobbsrs. Msr-
chants ana Ofhsr Whoieaals Dealers
NOIltE Is iiEHEHN GIVEN. That
The state Board % Control OF the state
o. West NtrEiaia will receive bids daily
~ IS office at Charleston, West Viz
glnla. Tor furnishing Supplies for the
several STATE inst tutions. the financial
arrangement % which ~ vested in aaid
bnard. Contracts will he sNerded 10 she
ioNest bidders. quality considered add
otnsr trtrEs being equal. West NirEsnfa
o. alerH VII % given preference
Lists - supplies needed ~ fur.
- b!tdsLs on receigt % requests
HfafIrr $50 lire fssfrrf
STAIR HnAHp % CONTROL
49, chari=sfor- W--r Ntrai "a
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ST. cLAIRSVIILE HIGH
DEFEATS ATHLETICS

In a rough and exciting gamt Of
basketball last night in the st. Glars
willie gymnasium the high school team
OF that place defeated the Athletics OF
the local Y. NJ. G. A. by the score OF
"a to 26. The lineup follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13

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araH rurHrH rHraa nrr r.r.r 20 ra-.
rrnI "rrraHrrs aHH-sfIH..aa We rave
Hn 'H. Hr U.Hnr.rH wnan 90
rrr.HE anH 90 frH urrE call Wnrrr-rr
fHH-f eek rF urH rrrr.U WnfI.rrf
we've Service rIr@nu. TnIrI rTrar.
nlarl of TRADE nlulna nr-I.-tf
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Field baskets-Fawcett s, Patton 2,
Christy 4. Williams .. NewlIn 1,
Schwalb 5. Walters 4. Smith 3. Fouls
-Fawcett /. Williams 3. Schwalb ]
and Eneiz l.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

hOTICE.
WHEREAS, In the suit in chancery
brought by the City OF Wheeling against
the Natural Gas Company OF West Nir-
ginia, in the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun-
ed the city AZ ISJuSCTIoS b AGt srSs1
SHSH COMPANY, RESTRAINING 1T
FROM SELLING NATURAL GAS FOR
PETE WITH GAS MANU f. r ISsi1
BY THE CITY. OR FROM PERMITTING
NY GAS, WHICH Is CONDUCTED
THROUGH THE PIPES OF THE SAID
ALLElS. OR PUBLIC GROUNDS OF
THE CITY OF WHEELING. TO BE
SOLD Or Used FOR LIGHTING PUR-
FUSES so As To COMPETE WITH
GAS MANUFACTURED BY THE CITY.
WHEREAS, the Cour; held in said suit
that THE COMPANY CAN NOT CLAIM
AND Use THE BENEFIT OF ITS
GkANT AND THEN THROW UPON
THE CITY THE BURDEN OF SEEING
USED FOR LIGHTING PURPOSES:
mat IT MUST TAKE THE BURDEN
WITH THE GRANT AND AS LONG AS
II USES THE STREETS AND ANAIL.S
ITSELF or ITS PRIVILEGES IT MUST
KEEP ATS CONTRACT, and that TT
CAN REFUSE TO FURNISH GAS TO
THOSE WHO USE IT FOR LIGHT;
Now, therefore, those who are using
for lighting purpose the natural gas fur
hlshed By such Company In said city,
tunless such use IS by the express auth
GRITTY OF the city of Wheeling1 are here
by notified that unless they cease such
use OF said gas, disconnect their heat
ing gas pipes from their pipes conveying
gas In their premises for lighting pur-
poses, and thencefOrth refrain from us
ing SUCH gas for lighting. said Company
VIII shut off their supply OF such gas
Tor any purpose and refrain therea fter
from furnishing them with natural gas
until satisfied IL will not be used by
them for lighting
The Natural Gas Company of West
virginia. by
GEORGE HEARD.
Hp-IO-m its President.
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BrUemmer 6 HiIdebFsnd

ru---.l birseteEs 80 r.ssi--rs.
f.isssaa..' 81. o. a. 49,. "a ss =.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

rHE sEvERN-Furnished rooms, with
board. 9t5 Main ST. 1861 Bell
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

-~-~~~~~~----~~-~---~--~-~
LAD1Es-f-5 weekly and expenses 20
distribute samples for hiE manufar-
tlrer Whole Or part time srhsffer.
90 sherman. Chicago ap-I1-F
NAHTED-Worlen Tor house ciearf-r
AIeN rsr daF ErfIrna1 f-uhIIr err-
wee Bureau. zee Bard % Trade Build
ms nr-ra-ff
WAHTED-i.aflrs Eir Bay copyfnr -
1frsRrs - hone. sarftrllara e. stamps
hnrIcar AErurI. rhIraEo ar-Ia-E
|
orALa-We uarf 500 fr--afr ~rrE. of
70 f1Hn. fft--T rirla fur rrursa-rk
60. Ne rurHe ElrI ore rfrrrr rar|frr
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ha.ri % Trals nlfr. whsslur. " "a
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.aran.H 70 rrrr.na q 30 So frnrsf-
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Irrff Az l-rrrl.arrrr ~ .rffar %
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REWARD
H W AID.

$40 reward to the person returning a
new DARK brown leather suit case and
contents. taken from the c. a T. c. car
offce. on April J. Same to be left at
the lntelligencer office until Identified
ap-ie-l
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining In the post
otfiee at Wheeling. Ohio county. w. Va
Saturday, April 18th, 1912. To obtain
any or the following the applicant must
ask for advertised letters. giving date of
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FUNERAI DIRECTORS

Louis Be sGf1V
FuNEEaL uIREcrca aNo
hHrru1hL EMaaLMEu
ff11 80 ffEf 49, strsst
Caa hraurraf Enr Cd ~ 81
store Fnrrra fff
We r nrrfrrrr. UeI rErra frTr Z
r q urrsrtE Nat Thrns 10y
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dandiest kit OF fast selling household
Patented utilities No housekeeper can
get along without them: they dispense
wife In good humor. Every woman is
delighted- Make - a day easy. Others
are doin "a. you can do as we'll Write
Tor Catalogue and how we give fine prem
iums free. Highland supply Co. Box sS
last Ind. Pittsourgh. Pa. ap-ls-g
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COAL M1NERs-we want 20 coal miners
Tor W. Va New coal developments s
TO foot coal. Transportstion furnish
ed TO married men and families with
moving. We advance money to pay
400 Board OF Trade Bldg. wheeling. w.
va. ap-i2-u
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MISCELLANEOUS

>~~~>~-~~-~-~>----->-->~~---
fAB1kExB-Have you clay on your
farms. Send ounces by mail TO be
tested free OF charge. ]. II. Cooper. asia
Chapline street. Wheeling.
ap-i2-tu-sat-st
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WANTED-Male or Female. !

WAHTED-solicitors. male and female.
easy selling plan, salary or commits
sion National Public Service Bureau
mr-2e-tf
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TrPEWRrrER-Olive machines give
the best OF service and will outwear
any other machine. New and second
hand machines. National Public Service
Bureau. 3Oo-3O1 Board Of Trade Build
ing. wheeling, w. Va ap-I2-tf
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POULTRY.

EGGS for Matching. Bourbon Red Tur-
keys. Rose Comb Brown LeghOrn
chickens. G.. W. Price. Belmont. Ohio
ap-12-t-my-12
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Case paid for cast off clothing. Write
Il LxvY.
NO. fo57 Market 81 wheeling. ". w.
Reliable sprps
PATEN TSs;s::::;: t 1s s; mn; $
L n DpxIAr. rs s. -,
Reilly baildink. EhosltI. ~.
Cbaims- Attach mshts carcfully plscsX
ena sxscuted We adjust claims ana
meks SoHections on . commission basis
40 collection. no pay. The Buckeye Mer-
ssntls Axeney, sos Board OF Trade Bldg.
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WAHTED-Good solderers. Apply lard
can apartment Wing Can Co. ap-iI-i
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01
ROCKY MOUNT TOBACCO
SALES HAVE BEEN HEAVY
Total FOr Past Week Will Amount to
More Than One Million Pounds.
Making -Four Million For Season.

Rocky Mount, Sept 28.-Despite
the two days rain, the sales OF leaf to-
oacco for the past week have been
yery heavy, especially on Thursday
and Friday. the two days sales
amounting to about 10000 pounds.
while the sales for the week will
amOunt to more than LOO, 600
pounds, making the grand total to
date about 100000 pounds.
The offerings have shown some i'm
provement owe former weeks, there
being a larger proportion Of stalk to-
baccOS, including a good many wrap
pers, while the proportion OF primings
have grown less.
The market closed Friday with
prices higher than ever, and very &C
tive. Much Of the tobacco offered
for sale this week has been very soft,
and in bad condition for marketing,
and prices on such has necessarily
been somewhat lower, though sellers
seem to be highly satisfied with prices
obtained.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01
WOMEN'S DRESS AGAIN
CAUSE OF CRITICISM
Iondo Rector Is Shocked by What
He Calls Present Display OF Sex.

London, Sept. 2S.-The rector Of
Lee is shocked by what he describes
as the present display OF sex on the
part Of women and their "glarlng and
exhibition Of figure"
Writing in a we'll known church pa
per-, he says: The subjects on which
we cad In the papers In these days
are enough to make our grand1noth-
ers, dear good old souls, turn in their
graves.
81 had penned most of these
thoughts and preached them before
finding myself in the distinguished
company Of the Patriarch Of Venice,
who seems to be impressed with the
lack OF modesty, coyness and simplic-
ity, as evidenced in present day fash
In speaking Of women OF So
ciety and fashion, l make no attack
on the traditional aristocracy of Eng
land. England's ladies, true to type,
may be left 60 their own external in
depreciation OF sex dignity and taste.
Long may u gracious Queen Mary
maintain the present royal example in
this respect.
'Thanks to the doubtful blessing OF
cheap finery, a dairy1naid may bedeck
herself in the colors Of a duchess with
out society being injured, but if she
so further and imagine hat the pres
ent display OF sex Is q marx OIL SOou
breeding. and initiates it, she loses
self-respect and society is injured IN
deed. 1t has ever been a pardonable
and pleasing vanity for women to be
fond Of displaying a pretty gown. but
this bears no relation to the present
disregard OF dress. and glaring and
immodest display OF figure. It is not
to the advancement and worship OF
all that Is best of beautiful in wom-
an that she should delight in setting
lprurient boys and unclean-ninded men
staggering at her s~elf-suggested out
lines as she walks along the street"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01

and sent it in an euyai3pc a1
to Mrs. .Astor at her tiftt
avenue mansion. Here is the letter:
Dear Mrs. Astor-I sat in the
sa me BOAT which saved you when
the Titanic went down. ] also will
soon have a baby. My husband.
Nicholas, was drowned. All our
money anI things went down with
him.
I am glad my baby will be
here o because it will help
Me TO forget my husbands death.
| hope it will grow up big and
strong. and yours will, too.
My baby will be born in a little
room in Cleveland, where ! am
living with my brother, Elijah. /
thought | would write to you
about this because your nus
band was drowned as Well as
mine and because you have had
a baby, too, since the great ca
tastrophe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01
CAR0LINIAN PLAYS
WITH GEORGETOWN
Marvin Fitch. Who Was Center Last
Year for Carolina, Is Used Against
neutrality-suspicious..

Washington, D. c., Sept. 2s.-Mar-
vim l. Fitch, Of Charlotte, who played
center for Carolina last year, was used
for the full game by Georgetown
against Randolph-Macon this after
noon. Ritch is a student in the
Georgetown law school.
He was used at left tackle in the
first half where he took the place OF
q regular, who was injured last week.
Kelly, a New York player, worked at
center for the first half. Ritch re-
placed him in the second half.
Although somewhat awkward in his
defensive work at tackle because of
his 1nexperience in this position, the
North Carolina boy showed up well.
When he went in at center in the
second. he demonstrated that he was
the superior Of Kelly. who had played
his position in the first half and with
whom he will have to compete for
this position in the first string. His
passes were sure and his defensive
work here was all that could be asked.
Ritch has a good chance to face Vir-
GINA as a member Of the Georgetown
team, when he can seek vengeance
for the defeat which he shared with
the North Carolina team at the lands
OF Virginia last Thanksgiving day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01

Cleveland, Sept. 2S.-The expert
ence OF Mrs. John Jacob Aston, who
gave birth to a baby boy after her
millionaire husband was lost in the
Titanic wreck last April, is being du-
plicated In Cleveland-not in a man
sion but in a humble room in the
Syrian colony.
A pretty Syrian girl, who sat hud-
died against the young Aston bride in
one Of the reScuirg lifeboats while
her husband Of two years WAS drown
ing somewhere in the waste Of waters,
will! become a mother this month.
The girl Is Adele Nasrallah, twonty-
one, now living with her brother Ell
tab Hakeem. A few days ago she
wrote q letter to Mrs. Aston, telling OF
the approach Of the day hen She also
will bear a p~osthumous child.
Her Letter to Mrs. AStor.
Mrs. Nasrallah is unable to speak
English. She wrote the letter in
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rescue liner Carpathia. Mrs. Nstpr
tried to speak to the Syrian girl. nnt
her language was incomprehcnsibIH 10
the grieving girl.
When the letter reaches Mrs. Astor
she will require an interpreter TO learn
its contents. An occasional tear
dropped on it from the girls eyes az
she wrote.
Mrs. Nasrallah has the mysterious
eyes Of the Syrian desert. The pale
olive Of her skin is accentuated by her
blue-black hair, which is parted loose-
~ back from her ears,
Her husbands cousin, S. NasrallAh.
in New York, has .e~ndeavored to get
a settlement from the White star
company, but has failed. Mrs. Mas
rallah is patiently waiting some RELIEF
promised by the relief association OF
| a New York
Mrs. Nasallah talks seldom Of tho
horrors of the night when the Titanic
went down.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01
HE PUTS HIS RELIGION
TO THE TEST

Continued from Page Nine
silks hat rustic, and some in prints
that have begun to fade, are a COM
mon human folk, and Charles IL
Goodeu is a common human sort OF
preacher, with tho genius of sincerity
and the sublime art OF simplicity.
There was no word Of his that a chilI
might not have understood, and no
truth Of his teaching that was not
worth rejecting up by the wisest Of
this worlds savants. He scaled the
mountain heights but kept his feet
upon the earth Every element OF ora
tory was there. The man has mOgnet-
ism, rhythm, imagery but all are sub
dued. restrained, harmonized and
Blended
The world needs more such p~64ch-
ing and such preachers need tn Mold
10 give them a better hearing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01

Kinston, Sept. 27.-Jen Whitaker,
son of DR.. r. A. Whitaker, of this city,
is expecting orders daily from the Ex-
port Leaf Tobacco company TO so to
China, where he will be employed IN
the clerical department OF the com
pany. Mr.. Whitaker will De stationed
in Shanghai, and is one OF a number
Of young Carolinians being sent % for
eign points this fall by the tobacco
companies. He viii remain in emma
probably about four years. The tiip
to the Orient Will be made via >eat1e
and the regular Pacific ports OF can.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01
BIG II OF FISH.
Fishermen at Beaufort Catch Over
1000 Large Trout With HOok
and Line.

Beaufort, Sept. 2s.-S. r. Mathews,
master mechanic of the Norfolk
Southern, and his chief clerk, A. L..
Church, together with A. A. Dubois,
manager of the Atlantic hotel, all Of
whom are now stopping at the Inlet
Inn, caught today with hook and line
over one thousand trout.
Quantities OF trout are being caught
off the Inlet Inn dock daily since the
new channel has been dug in front Of
Beaufort. HOOk and line fishing was
Rover better at Beaufort.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01
CAN'T SELL WILLIAMS
WHiSKEY NEXT MONDAY
Judge BOYD Extends Restraining
Order Until After Further T.-~ins
File Answer Wednesday.

Greensboro, Sept. 2S.-In the Uni
ted States court, Judge Boyd has sign
ed an order extending the injunction
heretofore granted restraining Col
iector Brown from selling the spirits
belonging to n. Glenn Williams,
stored In the government warehouse
at Williams. until after a further
hearing. The whiskey had been ad-
vertised for sale next Monday. Dis
trict Attorney Holton is given until
next Wednesday to file answer to the
complaint filed by Williams yester-
day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01
jINX KILLER NEEDED
BADLY ON THIS FARM

Almeria, Neb, Sept. 28.-George
Abbott. wealthy farmer. believes his
ranch beset by a gigantic ink. It's
activity has resulted in the following
near-fatalities, besides several minor
accidents to the Abbott household in
six weeks:
Elsie, oldest daughter, run over by
automobile.
Evert, youngest son, crushed by
falling pole.
Abbott, badly hurt in
Nellie. youngest daughter. dragged
under hayrick: arm crushed.
Walter, oldest son, tTampled by
horse.
Two hired men critically injured BY
horse kicks.
Mrs. Abbott, severely kicked by a
COW.
Not a thing happened to the family
dog.
Abbott avs he will move to a n-a
location.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-10-01

| am tWenty-one. | married
Nicholas nearly three years ago.
He used to have q tannery in Bra
Iii. We e returning to the old
country and q got as far as
France when we learned that
Turkey and Italy were fighting,
We started back for New York on
the Titanic. Alas, that we did
This is all that is necessary to
let you know. Hoping Q will
live forever in my name.
ADELE NASRALIAH.
Torn From Husband.
In the rushing to and fro which
followed the THAMES collision witt
the iceberg Mrs. Nasrallah was tori
from the arms Of her husband ane
llfted into the ifeboat where crouche,
Mrs. -AStOr.
The two women sat huddled to
sether for warmth during the hour,
they We're picked up by tn.