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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09
EXECUTIVE BOARD
WERE EX-C0NV ICTS

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. nov y
enclose pho'ocraph which took
from the gallery" Tina, WAS the way
Edward Sm,'h". secretary OF an Iron
worker, Uu'on a; Peoria. I'D SENT to
he unions international headquarters
ar Indianapolis a photograph off Her.
bert : Hockju. member I'm. ,.N".u.
tvc board which had been taken :ruu
fhe Rogue gallery In the police d,,
partmrn'. according 20 letters pro
duced b ytho government ar r.. trial
90 the accused dynamite Cuuspirt.
tors today
John !. McNAuara's reply - SMITH.
az read. was
That was not 'he way 70 send tha'
photo. Hereafter when ycu nni
rhctos % members of the executive
hoard IN thr Koguc's gallery. put them
in "a srp.ra o. envelope and mark Thorn
personal President Ryan was pres
rnt when your letter came. ami ! told
him he had "a iinc executive board
lIockin. accused by Ortic T. Nc.
MHn!gal rs the director OF the flying
rGuad 81 dynamitrrs," and now suc
c.ssor 20 Mcnamara. was said by the
government 20 havo been photo
grHphed IN Detroit, whcrc 10 formerly
lived.
After the loss ~ l!cc az the Los An.
GEES explosion and during the six
months before tho. arrest OF tho dyna.
miters. Mcnamara Wrot" letters 20
members OF me. union cautioninr Thorn
10 be- careful ar 20 the kind OF lcr-
tiers they sent 20 headquarters. 81 WAS
charged In connection with the read
Ing OF a Mcnamara letter 20 Murray
l.. Pencil. Springfield. Ill. a. follows.
Am surprised al the kind OF letter
son write. Hereafter be moro care
fi. for the Lord only knows who
reads these letters"
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. S-Close: Cattle
receipts. 1000. market. SLOW. general
ly steady. Becvcs. 5000 1865: Tex
as steers. si.4bfi 800. western steers.
S5."Oft325. stockers and feeders.
Sil5tI sl", cows and hcif-rs, s255fi
$40, calves. sG.55atIO..5.
Hogs Receipts. $1,000: market.
weak. early advance Lost Light. 81 90
ISIS; mixed. S7.G5HS25. heavy,
$50 q $40. rogh. S..50dT.-r. pigs.
$4,000 200. bulk Of sales. S1s5lys d..
sheep Receipts. 10000. market for
sheep easy; lambs. strong Native.
S3.iO3f 40. Western. s. 5Osl45U.
ycarlings. s4.75r5 so; lambs. native,
S5.5OU $50; Western. s5.s5gI4u.
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WARW0OD
Asererombie runsral ssrvte..


Their i- "a feeling "f universal rsFrc'
here over the death OF Jf q. ~. Abr
,fuubit. Ole OF tlo 4taI4Ls an Iu.-t
liEt4y respected ,It4Z-u, .lI.l flr Urrt
Mayor 81 WarWuuu. I.lsss are al- p!.t cd
al lag il.ass oil r..th OF Lh~ three hose
iut--s, which have been oldri-d ty the
tur.- Isfe Protective A-r..s...4tili.. Df
N4lru deceased Su~ - member. q he
diaiirG 20 mourning for 81 period Ht
~ aat -. 4 hr fTrl4-h .il-f sent 60 hsa4ti-
ful auf~4 tIibuf~ and tanned u4t !g 90
H. 60 Size funeral services. which Wsrr
trlt at the late home OF the 4rcs 81
"r NlIrteenth Htruet, 4art evening he.
l.tf.4i rs Day. lt- tuf 90 Tie fr'-1y tsr-
l-I church. ruuu.s ted the EcrNir't. If.l
l.a.i an s,rIiupf ssfu touching frla.to
Co. th' lIto hI4 character uI the G,-
60 ar-'l The choir of mat church rem
a'rtd n number OF hymns. Many friends
HrD utiEuhurs were present s large
iuiuhsr OF beautiful floral smb4. ul-
have teeH received. Tn. remains Will
&c. ttk,L tr Dallas. Marshall county.
tii- morning. ana after a. funeral ser
Nice 90 that place sunday morning -
ID CO. CLOGS. irfefmtrt Will De made 80
At View cemetery.
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STOCKS WERE RE-ACTIONARY
THROUGHOUT The DAY

NEW YORK. Nov Stock. Here
again reactionary today opening with
wide variety of losses. which We're
.somewhat extended by midday. bus
making up mucu % their decline
towards IN" end : factor In the r..
'oFerv VAS tho government crop re-
Inrt. issued In the final hour This
iully confirmed the brilliant outloOl,
OF the past few months. especially as
70 corn The indicated crop - thai
cereal Is 10000 uuu bushels greater
than a month ago the estimated total
Tor The year being 3tfH137 900
bushels against last years final figures
or 2.53l ass .1oH Then. too. the quality
hs or Nov was fixed AZ lGll. which
compares with a ten year average OF
So ana The yield per acr" is est.
mated at 2'3 compared with last
years final output 81 239
Prior 10 the issuance Of the agri.
cultural statement almost all stocks
or importance displayed varying de-
erees OF heaviness Foremost among
these was Louisville and Nashville.
winch yielded three points. while Har.
rlmans. the Canadian group Changers.
.olrrs ana Trunk Limos were on one
10 two and a half points
The leading Industrial, also suffered
from persistent selling. United States
steel declining over III points. with
similar loss for Amalgamated cop
per and other metal issues The
ehaviness Of the coppcrs was co-inci.
dent with the publication Of the Octo-
Der report OF the producers which dis
closed a very large increase in pro
auction an da marked decline in
foreign demand. Chino copper shares
and the convertible bonds on the
other hand, established new high
records and Utah copper went higher
on its excellent showing for the third
quarter Of the year
Local money conditions were mildly
disturbing. call loans being quoted al
bls TO percent. tn" higher rate being
established in the latter dealings and
holding 10 the end \ small gain in
cash may BE- shown tomorrow.
lionds We're irregular with total
sales par value. S2.l25 600
4. $ Government bonds were IN.
changed
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. H. Sov s-CAaaccs
that Austria would r-s9-- % Arms ~.
keeping Sery.a :--m -" Adr.a..c
brough, aboG, q dec. t-a advance 20
day n Shes, Mo-; o: the ga.n. how
ever. failed 20 hold. The msrk-- En-
.shiag unsettled. = 2 4. 20 4. over as.
night Latest trading ief- corr &c
down 70 a shade ~. oats uucharg, "a.
70 = q &c higher. and provisions run
G!ns from The same as twenty four
hours before TO a declin. OF - cents
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by c. +. BraunueA q CO
STEUBENVILLE

STEt-RENViLTFs n. Nov s-R- y
McClane ~ Vim. HoWcrnft 1t al juds-
fn@uts for $50 so Tor McCllno and
t54i.25 FOR NIarEuret Spillman and fore
closure sale ordered
Mary NJ Wise vs.. Ida Jackson ct al.
reAppoirtmeut and sale ordered
". IT, Martin by " =. Martin hiS next
friend ~ Tai stat" 49, a. I.I"~. 90. r.i!t
for s. 10 damages FOR injuries eu~fuiu-
81. Hr was struck Hy 80 street .'ur IN
Lawson Ave. May 10. 1911. and r.rrla-
ueutly injured Ncgiigcrce g. alleged.
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WHEELING. ". Va, Nov 8, II
me icl.4w lug qu1tltions On the more
active Whec.irS stocks are corrected
ceily for The Intelligence by George W =
bsron. local proSer. ana Il *. Marshall
Fond Department
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MELLSBURG

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~ - --- N'-ie-
-'l''' -iis'7.-.A - ,-- WEE A.
% ,-rv ~ -.-. -. y ,-...-.,- .. $50.
PAS. Iowa ~as t...s-ts a.... .-.-
f--t--- o: :-v occasion ~...-.. sand
-,.--....t-,- ana S.,s.-
AS ,,......~ -. -~,.---., =. -. ,,,
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--
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--. -..... III v... 49, --
,. Do $3.50
a-'' on rt----as. t-asc '.~ -.a,t 3d.. so.
Ms N.-... -.t-
-. 49, -',' '- --r.4
&c., n 30. s, So
N.. .- ......
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-...-.-. b.. ;...'. ~. a.. "
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-.,..r-.t $3.50. ''. am .r'n
IA '-af - t'~.r porn" 90
At'-t q -it W.T. r-..-
o. see
... '.' s...,. -.. .... ''f W',."iins WI
~. ,..i-t o.. .tl-... .n SIN. sr
ID D.. TO- f.-..-n, ,.a'... p. '- ......
-. 90 ''-hi az god u--sir IS ~s-
Mn e.,r-..f. --..
Va'sec On th' duet recently ms b.
Nj Harriet llyt." an ~ p 5a3s..-
''. va. -'-.-i. t.'"'.ng
s..-. 81. 90. 'f IT .t-~ Jay
...l..,.rr ....,..., -. -. a. 90. r- o..
~. '-''I ..-. y ,... NJ Mary craig
'NN ii+-1.o~ 80. '|" .tflt-
Fam. 60, 'r 49, n i;;..-f. i--oos
''''''-'' '"' 4h-i" rec Ter Icnflc
-..1.-.. ---..--, 81 D. obs
H., 10 u !-1rs .lr~
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Cash quotations were a. follows.
Flour Easy.
Eye-No. o.. stfIt-r
Bstrley-FoeI .r mixing 80 sc. fair
10 choice mailing &C. rfs-r
Timothy sod g. ".f H -.
Glover se,d-Si. oGrti0 80. shor;
ribs GooscJ so 1910 So.
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PITTSBU re Pa. Nov. S-ttnion
STOCK Yards. Cattle steady: supply
light. Choice. 81 25ff 20: primo. s. 30
$50.
sheep steady. supply light Prime
wethcrs. $40 $50. Culls and com
mon, $4,000 100. lambs. 81 5Ou7.O [.
veal calves s. UUNlu.5U.
Hogs actiy" receipts twenty double
decks. Prime h.avles. SS 2oFfsaS:
mediums. $500 SIS: heavy yorAer-.
IS ~ 5 10. light workers. St.6hq 80;
pigs, $1,000 100. royshs. $675d74n.
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Total s4.e- s.so shares.
Bazietts local Stocks.

" - E.EI-iNS. ". Va. NoN = -
active :. Keeling storxs a.. eor-e-rf-.
"ai.y fof the iute.i!sen~er ~ Howard
tiA14'tt = Son. local brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-09

O's tI|N. Co., N.r Credit h1t
a..D-. f.. r.a. t.'.f'. average. aH.
r--. Shipments. I-..ftI. average.
fr.rf-
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Mon rsak~ia River CoAI ...... =
--af'sra. F3re fT-s1f.rs ... ~. ..
10 preferred ....... - =
ono Eel ...... a. III.
MO Peel Oh. ...... IS 49,
<. a. ma fia4 .-- 90
-t-t'-r4rEf hr~ptlx ..... -
d. grsf-rr.-i t..
I'lttso -rSa 80. = Ca go.
F"tfso4rEa Plate s.ass ..-1s bog
f--re s.. 80 =.
Ross - rlnE ........
lnrDfAr Extension ... gs5
. -ior ~ .ch a = Fraf ......T 2aL,
~ - ftr-s-e@ A.r BRAKE "a.
- esf'r sho1-e lie tr!e gn1 a..
- -a-.r a lr.-- No r.r. 20 g.. = rrk
= - - - ia IL. ia. $50
20 - - - ssl ss. ssE --
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- WHEELING. W Va, Nov. s. 70
ne active PITTSBURGH stocks. corrected
itily hy A. r. Mssten q Co. bankers
and brokers' National Exchange BsnK
building
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market
Whe..Iirgilye Stock.

WHttLlNf. ". Va. Nov. :. Is
wheeling live stool Commission Co.
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EDf $500" WILLIE ITsE
WHEELING auI NEVILLE
----. ~ u ....-r
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Marriage License.

Joseph Irom!u~kv - wears and
-ftphaulgt IrtuIrStf. - years. 90
fsU1st Willie
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Baron's Local Stocks.

f-TTGnsfer books closed oct IS 2,
cash dividend. payable Nov. sth-
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STOCKS iop.nITishII.ow clos.
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Transfer books close oct 25th for 8
per cent cash dividend payable Nov. 9th.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales 5i7.Ioo shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-15
5tar o eeAHGS
II not convenient to call at The
Star office, fifth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, leave your ad-
vertisement at any of the follow
ing Branch Offices:
Want Ads ! e word.
Minimum, IS cents only.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:

Minimum, IS cents only.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Rradeord's Pharmacy, 9th and R. I. ave.
BOARD 4 MCGUIRE 9th and SITS.
Butler & Field. Druggists. Bird and Indiana ave.
Postal Telegraph. 1921 y. y ave.
Crsweiis Drug Store. 9TH and r SITS.
Fred Is. Campbell Drugs. 1908 Georgia ave.
Thos. A. Dobyns. 18th and Columbia road.
Dupont Pharmacy. Goth and SITS.
Gentner's Drug Store. nth and u SITS.
Goldenberg's Bureau of Information.
Herbsts Drug Store. 25th and Pa. ave.
Holtzcfaws Newsstand, lI0j Pa. ave.
Interior Dept. sth and +, Postal Telegraph.
=. ksnn, Sons & Co.. Information Bureau.
Kings Drug Store. 14th and Mass. ave.
w. III. Davis Drug Store. 9th and s.
Holland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery Store,
92S 9th st. NV.
Union Station, Postal Telegraph.
United states Capitol Postal Telegraph
1i32 connecticut ave-, Postal TELEGRAPH
Quigley's Drug Store. 21st and G Sis.
GEORGETOWN:
O'Donnell's Drug Store. 32nd and NJ SIS
fride's Pharmacy, 2Sth and p SITS
Postal Telegraph. 12i9 Wisconsin ave.
NORTHEAST:
Rerkfus' Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton pi. ne.
r. n. Richardson Co., ". Cap. and z sts-
kenealys Pharmacy, n. Cap. and SITS.
Moorsdns I%s 1tR and is and SaP SITS SITS
1eatman. ID. A.. Pharmacy. 7th and III ne.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy, 18th and East Cap. SITS.
SOUTHEAST:
Bradley's Drug Store Sth and SITS. sc.
~ 8. Fealy. Druggist, 18th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
1ith ct. wharf. Postal Telegraph Once.
Sullivan's Drug Store. 9Th and ID SITS. s.w.
Charles s. Walter. sol AZ st. s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-15
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA. Washington; April
Is, 1872 Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until two o'clock, pm. April %, 1872
for furnishing and delivering one lathe. complete,
from the Purchasing Officer, D: c: CUNO II.
JUDsoN. Commissioners, D. G. apl5-st
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
Washington, April Is, 1912.-Sealed proposals, in
triplicate; VIII be received at this ONCE until
then publicly opened. for furnishing and deliy-
ering coal at Washington. D.. C.. and posts in
ing proposals will be furnished upon application
d.: T. J, PETTUs. Depot Quartermaster.
SUBSISTENCE STORES FOR MARINE CORPS.
Viii be received at this ONCE until II am,
furnishing ae dns tss e
year q begin beginning July !, 1912 at Portsmouth, n.
Island neRa bezer New i f HGIs
Ss1phis. Pa; annapolis Nd, Washington, D: g,
Gin.hsSp; MS ndi Pa.t Head sa1 Mo- Norfolk Va
West. Fla PROPOSAL blanks and / other informa-
ton may be obtained upon application to this
lions named This ONCE reserves the right to
waive informalities therein ' Bids from regular
dealers only will be considered. c. L. McCAW-
LEY. Lieut. Col. Asst. ouartermaster, in charge
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF
Engraving and Printing Washington. D. c.,
Apri! l. 1912.-Sealed proposals will be received
1912, for cleansing printers wiping cloths, for
purchase OF pulp produced from the maceration
OF securities, ETC., and for purchase OF waste
paper and other refuse materials, during the ifs
cal year beginning July /. 1912. Blank forms
and other information will be furnished intend
ing bidders on application to JOSEPH E.
RALPH, Director. ap1,15,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., BUREAU OF
Engraving and Printing, Washington. d. c..
ceived at this bureau until 2 pm. Monday, May
ID. 1912. for furnishing brass castings and iron
castings, and for washing wetting cloths, during
the fiscal year beginning July !. 1912. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids or parts OF
posals and other information desired will be
furnished intending bidders on application to
JOSEPH =: RALPH. Director of Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON
D. c., April 13, 1912.-Information has been re-
ceived at this department from Mr.. W. Roderick
Dorsey, American vice consul general at Shang-
hal, China. Of the death on the 10th of Feb
ruary, 1912. at Shanghai, Of William Hoffman.
an American citizen. The legal representatives
OF the deceased obtain further informa tion
by applying to this department. Per dispatch
No Dated EehruarY % 1Ql2
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MOVING, HAULING, ETC.

MOVING, HAULING, ETC.
RxPERT FURNITURE MOVING; LARGE Gov
cred 2-horse wagons, So load; express and Stat
wagons for hire, 94.50 and IS day. Phone
N. 2144. Terminal Transfer Co.. - Q Ut. ne.
PADDED VANS, s. AND IS LOAD: 2-HORSE
wagons, So load. Phone Main 191b-1916.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO..
9O5 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Packing 4 Shipping. Storage. Sc van load.
PHONE MAIN 1885 FOR WAGONS OR VANS
Of every description; experienced mens prompt
service. Moving, packing and storage. J. Q.
CATION SONS. 408 14th NV.
MATTRESS MAKING.
ELEVEN YEARS OF HONEST MATTRESS MAX
ing to our credit Mattresses carefully reno
waited and all grades OF new bedding at manu-
facturers' prices; noiseless safety cribs, $500.
$3.50 and $3.50. L. T. JONES. 633 II Ut. NV.
Telephone Al. 200T.
HAIR AND FELT MATTRESSES RENOVATED
and remade, -; all work BY experts and guar.
anteed .hrSt-class. CAPITOL BEDDING CO..
1893 It'll NV: phone q. 30.
TAILORS.
so9 10 1oH LESS THAN PRIOES OF HIGH
rent. expensive method tail0rs; latest styles,
best cloth, At. style guaranteed; got samplss.
4 SINGER, sos 18th st. mn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-07

When State Highway Commissioner
C, w. Gates brings that road expert tC
this section of the state tomorrow, they
ought to investigate the conditions be
tween Montpelier and East Montpelier
especially that make-shift piece Of road.
way, where seven automobile touring
parties have been mired during the last
few days, the last party of which sus'
tanned considerable damage to their ma.
chine because OF the reported bad condi-
ton of the road. Inasmuch as this road.
way is main highway from New York.
via Burlington, TO the White mountain
region, it should be kept in the best
possible condition, or else the tourists
should be warned and directed over some
other road to get around the bad place.
Such accidents as that which occurred
Monday do not keep up that reputation
for good roads which Vermont is seek
ing and which Vermont, as rule, has
maintained; and Vermont cannot afford
to let her reputation for road excellence
be lessened in the least.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-07
Our Wedding
Tour
BY JAMES B. OTIS

My wife, whom married abroad and
who was q great traveller, said that
she had visited every country except
Russia, and she insisted on our taking
our wedding trip there. shuddered
because. knowing her record, ! fell
sure she would not only wish to visit
| the large cities, but to penetrate the
country, possibly Siberia.
/ armed myself with a AZ caliber
revolver and slung knife with a
blade twelve inches long down my
back. mutely vowing that would pro
tect my life to the last moment from
all kinds of Russian dangers.
BY the time we reached the Siberian
| border had been married long enough
to rebel against being carried across
1t.
My wife pouted, but stood firm.
We had gone so far that we were
obliged to return to the railroad In a
| tarantas that we hired for the occa-
sion. 1t was October, and there had
been heavy fall of snow to the north
of us. / dreaded being caught in an
| other storm and set out on our journey
to the railroad, wishing it were over.
| My bride did not attempt to conceal
her contempt for what she was pleased
to call my timidity.
The distance we must traverse to
reach the railroad station was ten
versts, or about two hours drive. We
had accomplished little more than
half of 1t when we heard bark COM
ing from a wood on our right l saw
the driver start, but my wife said Sc
renely:
Hear that dog. We must be near
a house"
/ said nothing, but the start given
by the driver put an idea into my
head. Possibly that dog might be a
wolf. In few minutes the bark was
repeated and echoed by others. The
driver laid on the whip. Then my
bride looked at me curiously.
"Crouch down under the seat" I
said, "and I'll cover you with the
robes. / have a fight on my hands,
and | must be free. All depends on
the surety Of my aim
"what Is it?" she gasped.
Evolves"
She knew enough about the ferocity
of those animals to understand what
was at hand and got down as far as
she could, while pulled the robes up
over her head. did not dare let her see
pack of wolves fighting for us for
food lest she get hysterical and inter
fere with my defense. ! didn't know
a word of Russian nor the driver
word Of English, so / could give him
no instructions. i didn't see how he
could desert US to save himself, but
feared he might.
i am a very good shot with any
kind of gun, having been a rancher
In the American west, and l relied
solely on my revolver. There were
six shots in IL, and ] had no more.
My only hope was to keep Off the
wolves till we reached the station.
How far 1t was i did not know. /
asked the driver in English and by
pantomime finally made him under
stand. He held up four fingers, by
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-07
WILLIAMSTOWN.

The remains of Althea Coleman. were
brought here the 5th and the burial was
In the lot of her brother, Eliphalet Cole.
man in the village cemetery. Miss Cole
man was born in 1918 on farm in the
western part Of the town on the road
leading south from the Dennison Brown
place, now owned by Fred Blaine. She
married Michael Benedict and bore him
three sons, with one of whom, Faber
she spent her last days at his home in
East Bethel. She was divorced from
her husband many years ago, and for a
long time lived alone in our village. La
ter she moved to Barre, and suffered a
shock about two months ago and was
removed to the home of her son, where
she died. She lived to be "a years, 2
month and days old. She was a teach
err in her younger days, and A. r. Mar
Tin remembers her as one of his first
teachers.
Chief Clerk Z. NJ Carpenter of White
River Junction was in town yesterday
morning on business connected with the
railway postal service.
Mr.. William Davenport of New Bed.
ford. Mass, has lately made brief visit
TO his boyhood home and was the guest
of his sister. Mrs. f. F. Walker.
Mr.. George S. Bliss of Auburn, n. Y,
has lately visited his counsin, Mrs. I'm.
ma Warner.
Mrs. Margaret Dow has returned to
her home from visit to friends in West
Berlin.
William F. Waterman of Hay Springs,
Neb.. is visiting Mrs. Laura L. Ainsworth
and other relatives in town.
Charles NJ. Edison has gone to Homes.
dale. Pa, to see his sister, Mary Edison
Little. who is seriously in. He is ex-
speeted to return Thursday.
The members of the Rural Good Luck
',lub, with their husbands and children
ito the number of forty, held their an