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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-10-05
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The local street car strike has res
solved itself into struggle Of en-
durance between the contending
parties. The men are determined
that their union must be recognizsd
and will not return to work until
this is done.
Some people have the misfortune
to be obsessed with the idea that from
now on the strikers will lose ground:
that it will be only matter OF
short time before all will return to
work. under any conditions the Due
iuth Street Railway company pleases.
to impose.
No greater mistake could be made.
II, of course. there are some Of the
men who originally went out on
strike who are 90 weak-kneed that
the prospect of hard winter might
cause them to crawl on their bellies
to do abetsance to the Car of War
renville.
Boston Men Out Eight Week.
In the recent fight at Boston the
strikers were out eight weeks. Strike
breakers We're imported and fair-
~ good service was resumed, but In
the end the men got everything they
asked for. The Amalgamated Asso-
ciation of Street Railway Employees
Won one of the most complete VIC
tories in that city In the history Of
the organizations. : A.. .s@z#
Then again, methods peculiar viii
be employed by the company in an
effort to induce the men, particularly
tn eleaders, to- osreturp.
~ Preacher Takes Hand
William Norris. one Of the strik-
ers and. an officer Of the union, had
"a visit from the Rev. George e. SH-s
loway, pastor Of the Grace Methodist
Episcopal church, few days ago. It
Is said the minister told Mr.. Morris
that he could guarantee that Mr..
Morris would be taken back by the
company II only he would go back at
this time. Mrs. Morris was present
at the time and Mr.. silloway re-
minded them both that hard win-
ter was approaching and that Morris
should take advantage OF the oppor-
tunity to get job and be prepared
for cold weather. sSs..5
Mr., SilloWay may have, had the
best intentions In the world. but No
belieya he has been made the victim
OF . plot. s
Work IL pIentt tfuI In Duluth at
present aadsTao man4Whe left the em-
ploy Of the Duluth Street. Railway
conpany on Sept. 3, in defense Of his
constitutional rights needs to sacri-
flee a principle because he needs a.
Job. Mr.. silloway to the contrary
notwithstanding. Several OF the
strikers have taken Jobs In other lines
OF employment and many more viii.
do the same thing before they return.
to work under the present coudi-
tions 5 $ =
car having Lakeside or Woodland
sign gives no assurance that the cars
will ever, reaoh those points
Good Results Tag Day.
Saturday the strikers had tag day.
About 26:women and girls volunteered
their services and these with the
strikers in their uniforms collected
$1.751.s4, which will be distributed {
to the families Of the union men. A..
singular thing about this tag day was
the fact that the girls and women
selling tags were the wives. and tlauxh-
ters Of worklngmen, and that many
workfngmen, smeared and grimy with
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-10-05
GOOD ORGANIZATION WoRk.

FARGO, N; D., Oct. 3.-In the past
few. weeks there have been organized
In this city the sheet metal workers.
butcher workmen, and the Journey
men horse shoers, this work having
been accomplished by Organizer A.
w. Bowman. local organizer and
member Of the Typographical unions
Efforts are being made to thoroughly
organize the town. with prospects fa-
vorable for doing 80. 1s
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-10-05
4 DRIVERS 5 GET 81 INcT,EAsdE. J, I, IEIl y 81,

BOSTON, Mass. Oct. Adilkswak-
on drivers have secured 4 new agree
ment with all but one of the large
employers which secures Tor every
5nemb ber quite boss, driver. on help
s9erssa wage increase of s$ per ,esk.
ITO 20 Into effect At once. ana bettAr-
lnent An hours and rul The driv-
ssrs nov rscetys Z 4 4 psra;
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-10-05

coatinued on Psge 3,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
NEW YORK pKoprcr M.nKrr

NOV York. sePiemaer AZ iour-Sieady.
as; qaiet spring patents. {L59 1850. winter
s'raishis s'ioe $50; winter patents. t476a
ie srrins ciears, S+.-js s. Rye Flour
quiet 81 N.si Ti!b Cornmeal-Oulei. Rye
steady. Barley-cuiet Whsat-Spo, irr-su-
lar new. 40. red s. oa-. {. j. ( track and
TO- aaoat- Futures &c. higher to sc.
net lover Septemoe. g. o5i2 December.
% a-lsc Man SiG Corn-spoi Arm. export
So %. 10 snost. Rccember TO March.
Oais-FiFm SPOT. neH. standard white. ssc.
on track. No. ioc-
Pork and Bes,-rirm -; Sca\. Dull.
Lard-steadl Taiiow. Petroleum. Rosin and
Turaeniins- Vooi-s;eady Rice
Firm. Moasses-S,saGy Corce-Rio. No. :.
ii7sc. Futures quiet; December. IS - March.
1884. Raw. nrrn; renned steady. But
ter-Sieady Cheese ana Esgs-steady and
unchanged Ca5ba ses-Steady and unchans-
ed Freishts-Sieady and unchanged. Pea
nuts-stehty and unchanged
Co,,onssed oil market vas easy a; the
start owing 20 reports o. lower crude prices
and under tenders on septenbsr. bur rallied
poin, on covering. closing points lower
to S net higher Sep;emoer So. October
81. November ana December 5.ti. January
and February s5si. March ssg May. s.ll
prime crude. i.oaG So. prime summer yell
iow so hid nrimo winter yellow and sum-
MGR White normal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
COTTON MARKETS..

Sew York September 1.-THE cotton mar
ket MAS nervous and unsettled to-day with
ihe clpsc easy at net decline cf sSi5
points rhe opening was st.idy At decline
O.; i"S points. ana the market soon sold
about i0pls points lower under realizing by
Yesterdays buyers. selling by spot people
ana local bear pressure.
Receipts az the port. to-day were .rIl4
bales against us. lnst Week aud 5-..iS last
year For the wech - c0B bales against is4 =
t1i last woek and 2,s.g,i asst year To-Giy's
receipts az Galveston i'.7il bales against Is =
ais last Year AZ Ncw Orleans SO bales
against -.o9i last wear and at houston u So
bales against 1855. last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Bank Statement.

Sew York September ii.-Thu statement or
the actual condition OF clearing house banks
ana trust companies FOR the week shows
that they hold s3.6l9750 reserve IN excess OF
legal requirements. This is an increase 81
sS,s $50
The statement follows: Actual condition
Loans siali7,i.e'Oi decrease. 81 iaj ~
Spccic 1851 .05Ooo decrease, So $4,000.
Legal tenders s>3.-se.ooo; decrease $4,000.
Net deposits isa6 900; decrease. sJs.i-5,-
oon
cirouiaticnn si5,.7acoo: decrease. $4,000
Banks cash reserve "a vaults. S5nsls.ooo.
Trust companies reserve cash In vault,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y g. september N-spiri;-
Tu-ncn'ine- STEADY at Sc. receipts {. casks.
Rosin-steady AZ $685. receipts i's barrels
Firm a. $2eo receipts barrels Crude
Turpentine Firm at s3.sp $50 rcceipis d.
barrels
Savannah Ca September Ia urpentne--
Firm az sSs.c sales $40 casks receipts $50
casks. shipmen; ii casks. stock io 100 casks
Rosin-rlrm. sales 2.55i barrels: receipts ,.'il
barrels shipments -o5oi barrels. stock i0ii-o
barrels quote. r. 1855
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Stock.
Sales.

100 Aliis-Chalmers. list paid
Allis-Chal.. pfd,. Is; pd.
go Ama.samatcd Copper -.
Amor. Asri Chem. com
20 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
! 90 American Can .........
- American Can. pfd......
Amer. Car and Foundry
Amer. Car ana Foun.. pic
american Cotton oil ...
10 Am. Hide and Leather. p,
american Linsccd oil Dc.
-, american locomotive
amer. Locomotive. pfd.
Amer. Malt Co. pfd .....
American Smelling .....
Amer SNUFF ca. com
American sugar .......
ioJ amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
american Tobacco. com
10 Amer TUb. pfd.. new ...
100 Anaconda copper ......
- Atchison ................
-AtiaLttc Coast Line.
q 9. l.. of Connecticut.
baltimore and Ohio.-.
bethlehem steel. com
bethlehem steel. pfd..
!'9'3 Britist- Amer. lob. Co. d..
Erooklyn Rapid Transit
go Ceetral Leather. com.
l'ivp Canadian P1cifir ..
90 yhcsapcake and ohio.
cn!caso Great Western.
CHI. MI! and 81 Paul.
~ Iruclhie steel COR. com
~ trurit,I- Sfe.I ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

A Aaa,,,e ... cash reserve sni i97.ooo

81 SIS 600
AAssFegate cash reserve suilg.ooo
Excess lawful reserve iqft.--t t.
sSs, 800
Trust Companies reserve with ciear.n.
serve. s-7.Ii.oo0
SUMMARY % statement OF state banks anu
trust companies 10 Greater New York MOI
Included in thf clearing hosisc Statement.
loans stNN oeN. decrease S-.3i6iro
,Spcei' ''s,s5' 80 increase. s..ss00oo
Ltsd- tenders s. ii1.9CN. dccrens. sseta
Total deposits S5'LlUA0. decrease. sNs6...
100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported hy Rodgers. McCabo * CoD
Petershurs Va. September it-peanutS -
spanish Market steady. Farmers Spanish.
81 per bushel. 40. Spanished. shcilcd 81 &C.
per pound No spansh sheii,d. a'.c. per
pound Virsinas- Market qu.e; Iumbos
$40. per pound fancy handpickci. 7i.c ncr
pound; extra prime. SIC. prime. sc; ma
chine picked &C. per pound. Smelling stock
IS. per pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

o ~. LEAD at deelln. o, ,,sB point,
Ao.es and the failure o. any re.
o' iorious storm damage 20 -n=,A-!a'.z.
ne maFktt had no buying power and a,
~ ene 81 The h,st hall hour ., bushes,
= ~ - points down. The close va. u n
'o.nts unaer yesterdays close spot co,-
son ''sady ana UNCHANGED: r1iddiinF u7.ise
q.ss On ihe s2o' = bales and 80 70 arrive
.o,ins oid, oc;oher ii.57. December II s.
1enuhrY. NE. March. II : NJ. : -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
BuND Isl.

ANls-cha'mers s.. c.,s Odd .......... 6.
american IobAceo CO. old IS ,5!t)...... sis.
American tobacco Go. old - fbill ,5oi'
atlantic Coas, Line IS, is (bltl... so
Atlantic Coast l-lne-l and X = taid) 81,
J.. = L. eonF IS Ou Baltimore. 9idl. ..o5a.
shesapeake and cony 4izs .................. s3i.
Lissrtt and Myers * tbidl. ...... 81
!-isgetr and Myers IS lbidl........ 81
Loriuard Company 5s-........' a.
l-oFiliard company Z, tb!d,.......... AZ.
fiolk and Western cony Is 6oidl.. iisi.
seaboard .Nir Line stamped 4s........... SIS.
reAHoaFe Air Line adj ss................ -
.-.'tln na!.MhS ls.-... -...........-.... 7si.
United states stcc. End 5s............ .6.i,
l,sts..''n =, -ss' toldl -'-.........-. ioli.
.t-'SlHi'H 's l'!' ioid l-............ ioa
l. ; Panama new IS tbial............ iois
Va Brown Bros. cts (bGl........... 81
Nifsinla-Car Chem. IS; - t5.dJ....... IS
4 RI and Power 60. . (asked)... 2;i,
~ .1FH ien = 'oie --..-.- -----t...-.. So
Wabash Pitts Term ist Is thidl ....... s9i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
CATTLE MARKET.
= -. =. = :. Ut VI = II II Z ]
tsales AT union Stock YardS)

tSales AT Union Stock YArds)
Richmond Va September IT, isi,
Report o. the live stock market for the
week ending september s. 1912:
Best steers, =. q7s.c.; medium to good
e'. q &C: common to faiF. rsu5i4c. best
hciieTs. CN0eA.o.. medium to good. 3 5ixc.
common to fair. az = &c: best cows ~ q
Sac; medium to good. tQinc.i common to
fair. ~ 9s.2o bulls. a. n &c. Fresh cows
$50 il6o0o per mead. Best calves. sG size; :air
10 good. issc.: dicks. ~ 5isc.; hes, hogs.
s.c.; shcats 20 7i.5. sows and stays. q
fc.' bee, lambs. Gg7e.; common. a2g5t.
5est sneep. 90 ici common TO fair. "a &c.
chicago. September I-cat,e-Roceipt.
5ea head Market dull. generally steady.
Beeves. ss.75ll0 1850. Texas steers. si75uei0.
western steers s5.s5u $50. stockcrs and feed
ers. si.j 67.ii. COWS and heifers. :. 20 70 90:
calves. ssGilc9. Hoss-Roceipts 300 head.
Market opened strong. closing &c. lower
Light Ss35asa5. mixed. ssIoqSss. heavy.
s7.p5 $50 rough S7a5 isis. PIGS. IS $50.
bulk OF sales. $3.50 SIS. Sheep--Rcccipts
o. head Market slow. Native ss5o0 49,;
western. s36oa As5; yearlinss. $40 a5Sj
lambs. native. HsjHI.75; western. sjN5i5.
Nov York September ii.-Bccvcs- Receipts
$50 head. no sales reported Caives-R Re-
ccipts ~ head Vcals s9ai-.s0 per iOi
pounds Sheep and Lambs- Receipts 1926
head sheen unchanged iamos barely steady.
sheep. s7n;25. cuis, 81 sis lambs s6.-5g -
cults s5a55o HOES -Reocipis lsso head.
Market higher. Pennsylvania and state boss
sold AZ sql5qq70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
cmIcAGo GRA1N MARkEr

Chic"so. September l.-Heayy selling in
me NortA"est' presumed to he largely heag-
advance in wheat Closing prices were weak
at decline of ia &C net. Corn nnishci
: q &c M: oats shade on TO like amount
lower TO rise OF 1850.
Leading futures ranged as follows
open. Hish Low close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Cotton. quiet: midding 1880 gross re-
ccip,s. s.53s bales stock, ies.os3 bales. export
Coastwisc ESQ bales.
Total-day ALI ports-Net receipts.
.r7li bales export to Great Britain. 1900
bales: to the Continent. 1910 bales: stock.
i3oS5S bales
Consolidated at all poris--Not receipts.
gs7ii bales. export to Great Britain, 200
bales; to the Continent. 46iO bales.
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts 326.jls bales: export to Great
Britain. 1851 bales; TO France. iis.3 bales;
to the Continent 5e593 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

NeH York. September u -Tradc In cotton
goods IS hesi;a'ing little since cotton has
strcngthcncd Johoers arc sending IN nuins-
in orders steadily and distribution is gem
orally good Retailers report more active
general trade Buriaps rulc steady. linens
{ strong
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

tash STAIN closed Whcat-No red. iioi
.slvs' No. : red, q q '.o5. No. : hard. ss q
80. drum = q t1c. Corn-So :. io6fic-;
No ehiie. 72A d73.c. No. yellow. /! a
re Oa;s--No white. 53i. G3sac
Baltimore, Nd, September il-Whea,-
Sieady contract. s5i.c. Corn-Dtnl; contract,
sac oais-Duli: contract. Ioi.c.. sales. Rye
In good demand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

I4'N9' Tftsscl, Iarse huIcSl... q 0ol
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep.
resents contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay In accordance
with the National Hay Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
sAILEn-

Steamer Brandon. Harncy, Norfolk. mor-
-handisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora F'Urman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Furman Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND SEPT Il. 1872
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. fiarnoy. Norfolk. mer-
ohandisc and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and pas
senEers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Furrnan. Petersburg and
James River landings. mercha ndisc and pas
sensers Furrran Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
SOUTHERN COTTON Mn. STOCKS.

Quotations Furnished by
4 " Law < CO. SpaEianburs. :. G
For Week Ending September rs. ial,
Bia Asked.
American spinning Co. : C...... cd. is2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

spoi COTTON closed quiet, mlddllng nplands.
90; middlng gulf iel5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

New York. September li-Monoy on
sa.. nominal Time loans hrm. sixty
naFs l-ir J.. Pc cent. and nine
ny DAYS, 1895 "a per cent. six
monihs. i-tG . IL per cent close
prime mercantile paper. Ira per
cent sterling exchange firm ,tsi
FOR siN'y days and at sis575 for de-
ana Bar silver. So Mexican dol.
lars Sc In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
LOCAL MARKEr ororArIoys

~ u!n,'hef by Lev Commission Co Com
niS'ion Merchants Richmond. Va
Eieh1lonl. Va September Il. 1912
AL CAI Wholesale QUOTATIONS. OF
MARKET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
b Richard " Maury
:. 4 -

Quotations tor .a,erest-pay.ns bonds are
a. prico 20 which .nteres; mus be adaed
income hona- and ceEt.ncat,t OF Indebted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
RICHMOND NAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September "a. lsi.
Following are the quotations o, the Rich
md Hay Exchange:
.ar iots-Old or new
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q q RToa, IN laportations o. gold and

Icy and Egypt TOOK $500. 900
so,g rom London so tina, bids ,or
$40 rom this side would probably
be met hy an advance from The -
mum mint Price Also the heavv con.
traction IN loans show in tho bsrr
statement and tho increase in sur.
ius reserve showed thai New Yark
bankers have tho situation nretty weli
~ nsnd AND do not need a, present
ll from tho treasury or from Eu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
RlomMoSD TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond. Va. September il. 1912
Following are the quotations the Rich
ond Tobacco Exchange:
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RIcHMoND GRAN v,prrr

Richmond. Va. September a. 1912
.H0LEsALE QUOTATIONS. on CHANGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

IotaI saIes Tor day. s,.lln shares
Total sales for week (s!x days.. $1,000 shares
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
Adopt Resolution"

To the Citizens OF Belmont county:
There Ia being organized In Bel.
mont county a society for the purpose
OF eliminating the dangerous disease
known as tuberculosis which We know
Is sending hundreds of our members
TO an untimely grave and. Whereas.
we believe that with proper care and
education along the lines suggested
by this society HUNDREDS OF lives can
be saved and many homes that are
now suffering. caused by this great
white plague. can be made happy by
eliminating the cause. Therefore. we
the miners OF l.. l.. No. 45g. United
Mine Workers. located at Lafferty. O..
pledge our support In this great cause
TO- humanity and urge upon all citi-
zens and members OF organized labor
to give their undivided support and in
huence 10 make the work Of the peo-
pie who are doing all In their power
TO further this work q complete sue
cess.
A.. s%tainchina. Pres F. "A. Dinsmore.
Sec't'y.
Local union No 652 United Mine
Workers. of klee. o.. OF which Tonic
Deblasis is president and J. W. Gold
smith IS secretary. passed the same
resolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11


J. VI. Harr. "a former local boy. was
down from Mlngo Yesterday FOR the day
with local relatives.
Henry Roger. the undertake. - able
o. be- about AGAIN after a several DAYS
illness.
Miss clara Francis has returned from
brNu NaWm for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Mamie Davis eturned 10 her
nome IN columbus yesterday after a
TWO weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs : Hill. who has been confined
10 per home by illness Is nearly we'll
J Levy. ~ Philadelphia. who has
been the guest OF his niece Mrs Joseph
Jacobs VIII return to that city today.
one of the Interesting sights here
yesterday was the efforts OF e. foreigner
10 mail q letter Ia 70 fire alarm box. and
Dee not been stopped.
tn" rural mail carrier had 70 nice
bike yesterday when his machine ts-
FUSED Q" move "u several miles back
Of town
Persons walking with large myStcri-
."u~ looking hundles are casing the
youngsters much speculation these davs
ana ShnWluE how we'll the crusade for
early shopping b. taking effect
\ new crossing IS being put iu ON
Center street ~ the e. q T. railroad
TRACKS tN the Traction tpmurrt
Miss Ellen Harkins has returned fa
Dome m gainesville. after u long
Yesterday wa- paw day for me
Tn Social Dancing Set gave ,n,,h.r
OF tttir U"pulsrdauce in the Nfmof,
l-nlUr tho music
Ths meeting ~ rho Commercial A..
-"'lHti"u failed To- mat.fiaIiz. last even.
' ~ l"ei' was rot 81 quorum present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
BELLAIRE

The city council met In regular
semLmonthly session In the council
chamber last evening and all mem.
bers were present.
A communication was received
from State Fire Marshal John ". Cub.
er. The concerned the pas
q z OF an ordinance governing the
electric wiring in this city. lie stated
that a competent person should be
appointed In order to eliminate bad
wiring n prevent 1res.
The Mayors report OF fines and
licenses FOR the past month showing
a collection OF. fines. t43 81. licenses.
f22: a total Of f4525O: was referred
TO the finance committee.
The matter OF improving Vest
Hamilton street Vas taken up and
II vas decided TO place cinde.s on
the srreet and construct paths.
a communication vas received from
the engineers union asking an in
crease Of wages. The matte. will be
taken up at a meeting Of the Council
and the board OF control and Mayor.
A motion carried 20 nave the Di-
rector OF public service investigate
the matte. OF electric lights In the
various parts OF the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

\ number Of insurance men were
at the hearing Of the Barton fire IN.
uranc case at Columbus yesterday.
Mrs. = ". SpraEue is the guest Of
relatives 90 Fairpoint for % few DAYS.
Tax Collector Cox will start his col.
lection to-day
Many photos Of the wreck. when a
- 4 O freight struck q &. 4 =. pas.
senEer. are being sold here
Philip HorninE was NJ DillOnvale
yesterday. calling on business friends.
The case OF a Martins Ferry woman
against % foreign woman. for SANDER.
will be heard Friday afternoon.
The Never Marks and La Bellies
we're the attraction ~ the BOwlerv
last evening
Several local Elks went down to
Bellaire last evening 10 attend the
minstrel
County Chairman Kitchener and
leaders at Democracy in This county
have received invitations 90 the Jack.
son lay banquet ON January o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
NEW rrLMs DAILY
The Roma Theatre
Bellaire's Most Comfortable
Moving Picture House

JOLLY. tender sentiment lively dIa.
logue, thrilling climaNes and poetic
justice-all are prcttill blended in
ancient-honored Uncle Toms cabin
which tho renowned StetsOn company
viii oner at Elk Grand theatre Fri.
DAY afternoon and evening Through.
out this grand old stage story BE- DO
lnstrated the vagaries of life and the
Versataliy NJ human nature The law
OF compensation. 30 dear 20 Emerson.
y strlcily observed The pathetic
death Of Little Eva has no soouc.
covered the audience with SORROW
pail than e. stunning vaudeville mum.
Der 90 restore tho flooded or
merely dropping soul The Stetsou
company De- fhe Acknowledged leader
IN the production of Harriet Bserhcr
stoves masterpiece The cast is
large iu numbe and aeII distributed
The blood hounds and ponies. fHr mH.
sic and scenic effects costume. and
accessories arc ZOO of fhr best attain.
able Specialize. glitter through tho
evening JOS STARS In t HIufrt sk.
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Chrstmas-Boys' Slip On r. 0cost.
sos, sos. $3.50. McFADDEN's.
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Remove From CITY

W J. Mays. who mas been connected
with the Tiltonyille pottery for a
great many years. with his ofice in
wheeling. is removing his household
goods to East Liverpool. where the
family will make their future home.
80 Mr.. Mays has accepted a position
as manage in a company recently
formed in the pottery" town Their
many friends will regret TO lose them
as residents OF this city. but join In
wishing Mr.. Mays every success in
his new work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11

candidates for positions ON IN, loo
'"' iish school basket ball team are
pr"cuoing daily. and a large number
" '"""'ua''s have reported. The
class teams. both girls aud boys. have
been ~s"Io't'd'Hnd The Grst OF The class
cannes viii D., played. this evening u,-
tween tho girls 81 the Sophomore AND
Freshmen classes. The varsity team
Tor This year VIII undoubtedly be- ta.
best EVER turned uut los the local
school.