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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-19
corporation was supporting Colon'
Roosevelt.
SIG CONTRIBUTIONS.

-
Roosevelt.
BIG CONTRIBUTIONS.
Elmer e. Dover, secretary of the
republican national committee in 1904,
placed in evidence before the Clapp
committee today what he said was a
list of contributions to the committee
that year, given by the late Cornelius
H. Bliss. 1t itemized contributions by
e. H. Hartman. 100000; H. H. r.
800, 900; j. p. Morgan & Co.. $780,
900; George J, Gould, 100000, and
many others.
Mr.. Dover said he had made his
list shortly after the close of the 1904
campaign from a book which Mr..
Bliss let him see.
The largest contributors on the list
were: Andrew Carnegie. 100000: Geo.
]. Gould, 100000; Roswell Miller.
1000; S. d. Wainwright. $4,000;
E. H. Hartman, 100000; G. S. Mel
len, $4,000; z. T. Stoteshury, Phila-
delphia, $4,000; S. F. Wainwright,
$4,000; S. j. Wainwright, $4,000; G.
NJ B., for P. R., $4,000; e. v. L.
Meyer, $4,000: H. H. r. and ]. D. w,
800, 900; r. 8. Howes. international
Harvester Company, $4,000; 2, T.
mittee, 100000; J. P. Morgan & Co,
s1oO,ooo;, H. w. Kendall, $4,000:
Chauncey M. Depew, 100000: ]. p.
Morgan and Co, (additionaD, $780,
900; ]. H. Hyde, $4,000; ]. F. Dry
den, s25. 900: Adolph Lewisohn. $780,
600; C. v. L. Meyer, 100000: G. and
N. w. Hughlin. Illinois, $4,000; F. B.
Williams, New Orleans, $4,000;
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association.
$4,000; G. v. b. Meyers. $4,000;
Clarence H. Mackay, $4,000; Isaac N.
Seligman, 10000; ]. H. Schiff, s25,-
600: A. D. Julliard. $4,000; whitelaw
Reid. $4,000: James Speyer. $4,000,
M. A. Hanna (family) $4,000; g. w.
p, 100000; ], F. Dryden, $4,000:
John Jacob Aston, $4,000; Senator
Platt, $4,000: G. ". L. Meyer. $685..
600: E. T. Stotesbury. $4,000; M. C.
d. Borden, $4,000; James Stillman.
$4,000; A. G. Smith, for Cuba Mail
Steamship Company. $4,000; S. J..
Wainwright, $4,000; (. T. Stotes
bury. $4,000: H. H. Rogers. $4,000:
Bethlehem Steel Company, $4,000; E.
T. Stotesbury. 100000; G. w. p. COM
mittee, 100000; American Can Com
pany. $4,000: Robert Mather. $685.
900; e. T. Stotesbury, $4,000; Union
League Club. Philadelphia. $4,000;
Robert Bacon, $4,000; ]. p Morgan
& Co, $4,000; ]. H. Hyde, $4,000;
I. N. Seligman, $4,000; James Still
man. $4,000; z. H. Hartman. $780,
600: H. c. Frick. $4,000; D. o. Mills,
$4,000; H Nick. Twombly, $4,000,
E. T. Stotesbury. $4,000: G. w. Per-
kins, sso,ooo ]. H. Schiff. $4,000; ].
F. Dryden. s25,o0o;r Whitelaw Reid,
$4,000; G, w. Perkins. $4,000; Nicho-
las Murray Butler, $1,000.
STOOD FOR PERKINS.
This was the list as put in evidence.
Dover testified he supposed the &c.
W. P" stood for George w. Perkins
He explained he believed the list
showed repetitions and inaccuracies
J. P. Morgan already had told the
committee he gave $4,000, though
Dover's list shows more in separate
items.
Other items in the list as Dover pre-
scented it might either be interpreted
as repititions of one contribution or
separate gifts. Dover testified he be-
lieved the list without verification was
of little value.
Dover's list totalled up to $2,2S0,-
OILS. This does not account for repe-
titions or inaccuracies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-19
MEN ON THE
AUGUSTA STREET RAILWAY

Augusta, Ga, Oct 1S.-Au of the
former car men of the Augusta Aiken
Railway & Electric Corporation, whose
reinstatement are not objected to dur
ing today by the mediation board will
return to work Saturday. The media
ton board, acting as grand jury" to-
day is hearing charges against a. mum
Der of former employees charged by the
company with committing acts of vio-
lence. Their reinstatement rests with
the board.
Augusta is still under qualified mar
tial law.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-19

Rawlins, Wye, Oct. l8.-While a
sheriffs posse is securing the hills
in the vicinity of Rawlins and so far
south /as the Colorado line, citizens
have armed themselves and barricad-
ed their homes against the possible
attack of the desperate criminals
who a few days ago escaped from
the Wyoming state penitentiary at
Rawlins. Some Of the convicts have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-19
TRAIN DELAYED
J ON THE P. & A.
SMALL WAsHouT OCCURRED
SOUTH OF cREsTvlEW, WHICH
DELAYED TRAFFIC FOR SEW
ERAL HOURS.

A washout on the p. and A. division
of the Louisville and Nashville yes
terday morning, caused delay in
traffic over that division, and instead
OF arriving in the city last night at
9;45, when 1t was due, the train from
The east did not reach Pensacola un-
til an early hour this morning.
All other trains were delayed for
several hours. but repairs were made
during last night and there will be no
interruption of traffic today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-19

Griggs-This morning I caught q
fragment of conversation between 9
native and a foreigner. The former
was saying: The co. remember, is
pronounced like 81 in Jim What
word do you suppose he referred to p
Briggs-That's easy! Women" OF
course.-Boston Transcript.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-19
CABLES CUT AND VERA
CRUZ is CUT OFF

Laredo. Tex, Oct. 1S.-The land
lines of the Mexican Cable Company
were severed early last night, cutting
of cable communication via Vera
Cruz. All telegraph business for the
present is transacted by the Laredo
route, this route being the only means
of international telegraphic com
munication between the United States
and Mexico. The cutting of the cable
is attributed to rebels in the state of
Vera Cruz.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-19
MRS. WILKES
BLESSING
Her Dearest Hopes Realized
- Health, Happiness
and Baby.

Plattsburg, Miss. Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has proved
very beneficial to me, for now am well
and have sweet, healthy baby, and our
home is happy.
| was an invalid from nervous pros
tration, indigestion and female troubles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-19

Only One "5RoMo ouININE"
That IS LAXATIVE BROMO QUINTNE.
Look for the signature of z. w. GROVE.
Cures Cold in One Day Cures Grip in
Two Days. 25c. ADVERTISEMENT
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Donated to
Republican Fund

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-25
Clears and beauties

Lifebuoy is made of pu
pure natural red palm oil
bolated infusion (the great
complexion specialists). 1t
titles the skin and deodo,
Ass 600 guarantee OF purity is gi,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-25
Do you work with your hands ?

Are there certain kinds of dirt.
or grease, or CRIME, OF groundin
grit that you find it almost impos-
sible to remove from your hands?
Lifebuoy will clean them in
stantly and thoroughly. Prevents
chapped skin and protects from in
lection OF cnts and scratches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
METERIC SHOWERS

WASHINGTON. Aug s2-Astrono-
n.ers at the United States naval obser-
Natory were on the lookout tonight for
the first sight OF "A series OF meteric
showers due In the northeastern heav-
ems. IN the Peresus. They had prom
iScd that the appearance Of this phe-
becoming more briilianc just before
the break Of day.
This display OF the heavenly IRE
works 10 be visible To the naked eve.
will continue throughout tomorrow and
Wednesday nights. The Savanfs *
plain that this phenomena is caused
by the earth passing through the thick
est portion OF the meteoric particles
known as "Peresus showers" The one
fact Is that the heavens abound with
swiftly moving stars. 1t Is pointed
out that the display ought to he un-
usually brilliant this year. as there Is
no moon To obscure this brightness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13

censsnrtits p.asisnt. n~ea no ion<~r
dFead eith-r tn fate tr.t formerly
overlook al sufferers FROM lung rr0u-
bic 90 cusriy and often terribly Iroan-
veui-rt Journeys far from hone % 9th
- climate 81 - serne expensive sana-
tsrisui Hundred. are uo- -taylnE out
sfly "a HON. curing themselves - no
expense beyond the cost Of = f~N bot
tics % medicine Here T. one VINO
speaks from experience.
22e sfh st. colwyn. Darbyf. Ia
"isnilem-n: Fcr -four year, Vas
became worse. I bad night sweat- ana
pains and had become 80 thin and weak
! could not attend 20 my household du-
t-s physician pronounc-d my case
Consumption Not being satisfied. I
wsS examined by the physicians OF the
Polytechnic Hospital. they also pro-
nounced the disease Consumption. which
sputum. a. tuberculosis Baciiit were
found was ordered to n Consumptive
Hospital Ny nephew would not allow
me 20 40 until I had tried Eckmans
Alternative. Before I had taken the
medicine three weeks I had marked re-
fef. night sweatS ceased. pain I'm the
breast relieved: cough became loose and
getting well. My health became nor
NAL. I am now In excellent health and
have been completely cured for ten
years. l strongly recommend it
tSisned) ,MRS) MARY WATSON.
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis.> Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat
and Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding
the system. Does not contain poisons.
op'ates or habit-forming drugs. For
sale by Chas X Goethe a. Co and c.
~ wyrick. North End Pharmacy. Bel
iaire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
FIND VAULT


crown rich out OF gambling graft. tha,
Tor several days be has had detectives
on guard 90 SEE that the contents OF
the vault are not Withdrawn.
Sullivan Silent
Jack Sullivan. who on Saturday
promised that he would tell his story
10 Mr.. Whitman. failed to-day 20 keep
his pledge. Whether a visit from his
counsel had anything to do with his
sudden change Of heart could not be
learned.
The public prosecutor will tomor.
-"~ ask from the grand Jury a blank
Indictment against six and possibly
s,'.a men They will include Beck
er. VIM. Shapiro. owner of the assas-
slnation car "and the cars alleged
crew. "Gyp The Blood" and his
three tho companions.
Although IL has been reported that
VIM. j. Burns. the detective. has
been working on the case ever since
The murder. Mr.. Whitman said to-
night that Burns had been on the
case less than two weeks.
Emery X. Buckner. assistant prose
cutter under Mr.. Whitman was to-
day appointed counsel OF the alder.
manic committe which plans TO con-
duct a sweeping investigation of po-
lice graft. Mr.. Buckner who is 80
years old. was the choice OF the anti
Tammany members OF the commit.
tee and will resign his position as as
sistant district attorney September 1.
Schepp Talks.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. August 12.-
DO not believe all that YOU read in
the newspapers about me. I have
probably talked too much. but | have
not said one-half of what has been
printed" said Sam Schepps. held
here for completely in the murder OF
Herman Rosenthal. The prisoner re-
ceived telegram to-day from his at.
torney in New York. urging him TO
maintain silence. This message ap-
parently has had its effect and he has
had little TO say.
No formal charge hangs over
Schepps in Arkansas. lie ubmitted
TO arrest and detention on the infor-
nation of officers who represented to
him that they must hold him for the
New York authorities
Yesterday the prisoner said he was
going TO tell his entire story TO Dis
trict Attorney Whitman and SO an
nounced and authorized that the dis
trict attorney be notified of his inten-
ton.
Schepps fears representatives Of the
New York police department NAV y
on the scene before representatives OF
fhe district attorney That Schepps
does not want 10 be turned over TO
the police authorities is evident
II seems certain Schepps will fight
any effort the New York police might
make TO take possession of him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
SEVEN MEN
ARE KILLED

ossfNISG. y \. Aug f.-S-ven
men ~sre shocked % Death In the ntils
trics annex 10 sing sing prison soon
after sunrise today.
ftVe pa-sea into eternity protesting
their tRn0csncs with their last breath.
ana calling 20 their maker TO prove
that their hands were clean from
blood
one. the sixth TO die. collapsed IN n
dead faint from the strain OF waiting
tack In the little death house w-iI~
n comranions preceded him. one at a
time. into the square room with the
little door Hut the crucifux that fell
from the neryeless hand was replaced
by the faithful priest who had minis
inconsistencies had become death
The first man entered the death cham
Der at 55s and was pronounced dead
at 500. and was declared deaf at GA
was the largest number OF men ever
killed by electricity since the death
dealing fluid was substituted for the
other forms OF Carrying out the law .
extreme penalty. The authorities pro-
nounced the execution the most success
ful and featureless ever held.
Collins. a West India negro. was the
nrst 10 go. being selected by Warden
Johh Kennedy. ~Secause OF his ac-
k know sameness." and because.
Enthusiastically believing I'm the comforts
OF religion. he was expected - set an
example for the others which would
a NiSh1i Dtntt- FfTINfs was the
last.
lie was recognized as desperate
Character. When convicted IA tried
10 murder one OF the Jurors that found
MIN guilty. spat at the Judge on the
bench and finally tried to suicide in
the court room. He was sentenced
while confined in "A straight-jacket and
heavily ironed and had sworn never to
die In the chair without a nfht.
But he. too. had broken under the
weight OF Incarceration and went to
death smiling. SHOPPING "Good-a-bye:
good-a-luck" TO the medical witnesses
and prison officials who had feared a
scene At the last Ferrone accepted
the consolation OF religion and was ut
tering smothcred prayer as the swish
OF the electric current straightcned out
his body. shutting off his last word.
The witnesses gathered in the main
prison entrance soon after daylight
and stood about conVerSing in whis-
perS. while down below In the little
square execution room Chief Electric
ian Davis. inventor OF the death-chair.
and a corps OF assistants went carefully
over the instrument. testing IL in
every way.
Warden Kennedy had insisted tina,
nothing be left undone TO hurry
through the task that he admittedly
dreaded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
ANNUAL OUTING
OF Fulton Volunteer Hose Company To
he Held at Glen Lawn, August &c.

At nm important netting Of the Full
ton Volunteer Fir. company. heia last
evening. arrangements were mad. for
the annual outing and lawn fete 20 d..
given Tor the benefit OF the COMPANY
The affair will be held Monday. August
%. during the afternoon and evening
At Glen Lawn.
MI kinds ~ amusemsnts will Ice in
dulEed in during the afternoon and in
the evening dancing will form the priu-
cipal diversion. Prizes will 10 award
ell for the contest and a gold watch viii
he given 10 one Of the contestants The
outing Is always well attended and a
neat sum Is usually realized which IS
used for the purchasing Of additional
equipment.
ARRANGEMENTS are IN charge Of tie
following committee: r. Young. VIII
lam Yoke, Busch. : Perry. ~. Der
ringer. H. Kurt. and D. stein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13

inc town fathers OF Fulton met last
evening in their new quarters IN the
osnk building foa the first time The
new quarters have been fitted up with
new furniture. and present a very neat
ana attractive appearance. Last even.
ing several matters OF Importance per-
taininS TO the town were disposed OF
rive huhured feet OF new hose was or
dered for the IRE department soo 20,
or new curbing will be ordered for Iiirl,
ana center streets. and the Jail will be
repaired and put - order IN case II Is
needed. New brick walks will also be
laid on High street above Fourth and
Eishth streets The hose house VIII
also be raised and repairea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13

business caller in the out-the-pike dis
trict yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Piepers viii Ire
turn to their homo at Glenwood to-day
after spending the past few weeks on
a vacation at Dayton. Ohio.
Mrs. II. NJ. Ross has entirely recov-
cred and is able 90 be home after an
operation performed at the North Wheel
Ing hospital last week.
The champion grounding catcher of
the out-the-pike district - Fritz Bayha.
who with the aid OF his new hunting
dog landed i've fine ones yesterday. His
many friends are preparing for n grand
feast.
Russell Hill. OF Valley Grove. IS spend
ing few weeks vacation with friends
at Murryville. Pa.
Miss Gladys Dague returned 20 her
home ia Viola yesterday. after a two
weeks visit with relatives at Elm
Grove
Mrs J. Linton OF TriadeIphia was
tend the funeral OF a distant relative
at that place
Miss Alice Hand Of Elm Grove was
In Eellaire. Ohio. yesterday the guest
Miss Rer,ha Geishardt Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. ~ spending few weeks the guest
of friends at the Green hotel Triadel-
hia.
News items left at the National News
stand. Elm Grove. will receive prompt
Mrs. Frank Frank seihert Of Woods
dals is spending a few weeks the guest
Of relatives at Wryford. Ia.
Alex Paxton. Sr.. Of woodiawn Is
spending a Few days in Philadelphia
Mrs. J. +. Weeks OF Triadclphia is
spending few weeks at tairmont. W
Va, with her son.
Misses Leota and Dora Sells OF VAL
10
vacation at Atlantic city and points
along the Atlantic coast.
Misses Mamie ana Tresa Cook OF
Woodsdale have returned to their home
after spending few DAYS at Bethes-
da. Ohio.
Edwin wicham OF Triadelphia will
leave today for Washington e. H.. ohio.
&C. spend few weeks vacation
Miss Bertha Archibald hookkeeper
az the II +. Bchrens Co.'S Woohsdala
tore Is spending "a weeks vacation at
'aptina. down the Ohio
Alex Paxton. Jr.. OF Woodlswn Is
>lendins few days vacation at WASH
ingtou. Pa.
Mrs. \ = Emery ~ Williamsburg. Pa
Is spending n few days the guest OF
I.eatherwood
Henry Reichhnncer has returnah 10
his home 81 Leatherwood. after a few
weeks spent in the vicinity OF Mari
eta. ohio.
Harry Rodgers 81 Wheeling was a
business caller In the Out-the-Pike dis
trict yesterday.
Lawn Winters returned 20 his home
lr Him Grove Yesterday. after spend
ing few days vacation along the
Cleveland ohio
Mrs Rebecca Mitchell 81 Baltimore
Md. - spending a few DAYS the guest
"t Mrs william Nichols az her home
at Leatherwood
Mrs James Williamsburg Pa is
spending q few DAYS the guest OF her
brother William Philips at Patter-
sOu.
Nell Garven 81 Sherrard Was n buai-
ness caller In Elm Grove and tho ont
fhe-Fike district yesterday
Herman fremer Of Scio. ohio. was n
business caller IN Elm Grove vcete--
day Mr. bremer is connected win tho
Oh business. and H. Inspecting the
Majorvilic oil held out Wheeling Creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
MEMORIAL TO WOMEN

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA resolu-
ton that would appropriate s40O. 00O FOR
"A memorial building to commemorate
to The scrN ices 81 the loyal women Of
she United states during the civil War.
was pas sell To- the senate today. The
building would be occupied IA n per
inaucnt headquarters Of the American
Rcd Cross and would be erected in the
District Of Columbia. The approprfa-
ton is made available providing the
commandery OF the state Of New York
OF the military order Of the Ioynl Ie-
eiou raises an additional $500. poo for
IN" same purpose. The resolution will
gO 60 the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13

station today. William Hurley. tns
husband. who was in field. wit
messed the killing OF his son, and
arrived at the house in time to pre-
vent his wife from completely decap-
itating the boy. The husband claims
his wife was jealous because of the
attentions he paid to his two chill.
dren. boy and a girl.
Mrs. Hurley rushed out into tho
front yard and began to slash her
throat with razor. saying: Look
what ! have done" Hurley. who by
this time was carrying the body OF his
son TO neighbours home. replied. Il
don't give d" and continued on his
way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
REFUSE TO
BE BOILERS
LA FOLLETT AND OTHERS
WILL REMAIN REGULARS
Given Out BY Setanor
Gronna very DisOcuarging to
Third Party.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. August -.
Senator A. J. Gronna. Of North Ia.
kota. said here to-day that he was
going ho.,e TO support the Republi
can ticket in the coming campaign.
including Presidetial elector>
Senator Gronna said that AT a con-
ference OF Progressive Republicans in
Washington. Saturday night. in which
Senator's Ia Toilette. Borah. Of Idaho:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
COUNCIL TONIGHT
City Fathers 90 Hold Most Important
Session OF the Year.

The most important council meeting.
% The year viii he held 600 o.. council
chambers tits evening. when the coun-
ell VIII receive the reports q all the
committees and pnss on their rerom-
neudations The most Important report
=" Do heard viii hc that given hy the
hnauc" committee. and 'r addition 60
the committee reports - council will
be a-k'd hy t,' hoard ~ control 20 order
bond is-uc for tho purpose ~ serur-
INK funds fpr frc erection ~ % chemical
filtration plant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13

Kenyon. Of Iowa: and others took
part. statement was agreed upon
which give reasons why La Toilette
followers Should refuse TO leave tho
Republican party and join the third
party movement Senator Gronna
said
III I let the Republican party I
should feel under obligation TO re-
sign my seat In the senate. 1 was
elected by the Republicans as a Re
publican end / am still a Republican"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
New Industry FOR Elm arov.

me town or Elm Grove has new
INDUSTRY located IN the town. The Sani-
airy Bedding company l. the title the
eeW concern VII be known as It. will
DC located IN the building formerly oc-
eupied by Harry Smoth on Main street
The concern vii! manufacture mat
uesses. denoVate feather beds and do n
general cleaning business. The town
iolks IN general wish the now company
success In their new undertaking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
Paving WnrI s.a-..n

- ne if~t actual work ~ Yav.ng the
bark view ROAD was started Yesterday
morning by contractor Lemon he has
large f"rce or mon pu the work and
viii rush % 20 complexion This will
WtAn a sfcdt Improvement 90 tho town
OF PARK View ae the road has been
wen nigh Impossible ~ bad weather 4
new concrete walk viii also h. laid
from the Nationnl rad 20 tho town
before the bad weather sets IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
DRILL OIL WELL
0UT-THB-PIKE
Doc PRISONERS Are a,Isv
THESE DAYS OUT THE PIKE.
Pss'"s Started az Psrs vis~-oriiI-
"s water Wsiis-oth-r Nov, Of
the Out the Pike District.

Work was started yesterday By the
octav OIL company preparatory TO
putting Gown another oil well In tn.,
stacSyard field. The well will b. To-
eafe1 on the Chas. Claproth lot. close
10 the City and Elm Grove railroad
track The prospects for oil In pay
ing Quantities at this point seem to
De very encouraging. The other wells
that were drilled some time ago are
paying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
Modern wooam.n n4s,,,,g

hshIN 'iaN Lodge Modern Moodmcu
OF or America VII meet this evening in
IN .oIse room on Main street
full turn out Of the fncn,hersht, -
1eSlIed az the meeting. 80 several can-
uluates VIII be taken over the burning
sSanus. several other matters pertain
ing 20 the good Of tire order ain b..
brought w FOR disposal and other bust
ness VIII Doe transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-13
Majestic Theatre, Elm Grove.

For an evering OF refined entertain
ment visit the Majestic Theatre, Elm
Grove. Our motto. good orders. and
the best pictures. Finest picture house
In entire district