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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
COAL NOTICE.

All persons wanting soienen oeai must fife their ordsrsT with the City Clerk on or before Saturday, March 3oth. 1912. Impossible to haul coal after that date.
 W. N. EDDY.
 City Clerk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
FRED AVER RETURNING.

Fred Aver. superintendent of the Wild Goose. Is expected to return back 10 Nome this evening or tomor- row. from Council.
 Mrs Aver. 1t Is reported. will remain in Council on a visit for a week or two. then Fred will hike" over and bring her back.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
LeHMANN DEFEATS WALKER.

game was played in the billiard tournament last evening up at the Lobby. between Harry Walker and IT. Lehman. resulting in a victory for Lehman, who had handicap over Walker.
 The score in the three cushion car rom game being 26 to 26. but Walker was to play 34 to Lehmann's 2s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
DAUGHTER FOR w. ]. ROWE.

Yesterday morning at four o'clock there was born to Mir. and Mrs. w. ]. Rowe a girl. and the proud father was notified of the arrival of the little stranger by telegraph. for the mother and daughter are basking in the sun ny cline of Los Angeles. Cal.
 Mrs. Andy Anderson is with Mrs. Rowe. and the telegram received yes- terday states: Congratulations. Fine baby girl. born thi. morninl a fou o'clock. mother and daughter doing fine. (Signed) Mrs. Andy Anderson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

Yer Cornet Band from Punkin Center have been specially engaged at tre- mendous expense to be exhibited fer the benefit of the Nome Kennel Cluo at the Kermess next Friday evening : You had better come and see then as they are a sure enough bunch of curiosities.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

zeke Hanks having escaped th, eor- don of hls pursucrs in the Blue Egg Mountains will be "n hand to lead the Punkin Center Silver Cornct Band. l' was cordially hoped hy many that Zeke would not get away hut he did
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
PIONEER CARD PARTY.

The final card party of the season will be given tomorrow evening by the Pioneers of Alaska at their igloo. Refreshments served
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

Ask and you shall receive. Its here to show for itself You all se. the benefit of your ask. Ask hero and you will also receive. BOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
WEATHER RECORD
 MARCH 25. 1912.

. mAHCH %, lSI<. Temperature-Maxim 3i above, minimum IS above. Barometer-29.34 inches Weather-Cloudy.
 Wind-NE., 20 miles per hour.
 ARTHUR GIBSON. Observer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

We cordially solicit yaHr family trade and deliver all orders to your homo free of charge Seward Corn1 co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

Remember w are retailers aa .,e4' a- wholesalers. Special bottle sal" Sew ard Commercial Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

MUSIC AT THE EAGLE. Every evening thsrs ls musle at the Eagle. alec the bsst brand of Iiquers and sisars in the market. ai- ways to bs had.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

Ike Burroughs. the base drum soloist of the Punkin Center Silver Cornet Band will appear in a number of se- lections with snare drum obllgato by Nose Weller
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and pastry. The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26

New laid eggs at Posse~s. Phone Black S.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
Y Y ' ' z :. QUEEN | | 4 < E &

A- stated iu yesterday \uegst the eon,cs, for queen of The AnAlaska sweepstek,s has hardly commenced. From time ta time candidates will be .xchanginp rlae's and We understan | there is one dark horse In the field sho may win out. end h,r nam. #at he,u .utsred in thy contest t" .tat,
 People .,r. cuum.nctue To -', fdy down to two pr three candidates for the contest is not to run for n.y. more days and 1t may develop to | ire, for all between two of the e.n- lldates now running,
 Today Miss Margaret Maldt jump into first place all the other candidates remaining IS they were yesterday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
Edward Woods Wayiatd LIST Ai7nt
at Eighth and joarsou ard Tw.
Young aeu Ars ssins
INJURIES ARE sERIoU
8ussress was srssk In Superior caar-
Today. Ten Offenders Faesrg
sne Ear "
Jussscs.

Two young men ot this city. Ed
ward FrzEes and Willard Sharp. are
being held ii the city jasI to avait
the injuries 70 another yoang man Of
EeoEuk. Edward woodss Woods vas
~aFiafd last night II Eighth and
johnson streets and slHgsed With 3
piece Of gaspipes sustaining serfous
injuries
Although FraEas and sharp claim
mistake las been made ID heir ar
rsss, It il 5eiievsa thar are the guilty
parties. and that The assault IN
woods last night IS the elimination
Of fHsd thar has been known 10
exist for somesfEe between certaia
employees as the canning facsorT.
Frakes ana Saarp we're arTa3Eaed ii
the superior cnsrt TITS morning and
are befng held n default of $3.50
bonds
Business vas 1rfsE n the superior
court this morning. the-e being eight
otaers u befors Judge Mcnamara, IN
zddf1ion 50 Frakes and sharp One
/ Of the eight other offenders vas :
caE93reS woman sEa gave the poeFieai
name of 5fasde Muller. 5as she zas
EnmisTa Ea5Iy not the sfaa1e Muller.
Thc. On summers lar, raked fhe
I neada= s~ees WITH EzT. ~hen q raE
Isl Judge cane zlgug and made an
attempt 70 start IN gxtsmTorazeonz
Irritation win the sH8harnea MsGfe
Far ne dasEF EaHds captured lzst
hight s gaiI to 10 6er raaSng u
sIiegz ana other CIT e fhs ~ag
places. Were sHe sonezmes azseAes
vfeFfEss Ii tae Hezhes of Ter rake.
TIaifEe the aifge sHa sfaaas ia ne
Deem The 1dga ags morning ia aats
I0rs 5seG 90 II ai3Tnhe1 tie afiI. ART
I'D rot Sc MaH4s 5fH5Ier Standing
stfEI. for the sIfa1Ee reason that sEs.
dHsET 3faHae, who las souga4 ID glek
NJ ss5r5s is7ese chsnge "a zyr sraRnss
8eekak 5Y Ter ~sss wse zsvsr i-zs-
~ dsss u ~ ctsY al IN es
- zsrsHay ar4 wsz 1esag ~ away
~ n @ Essese zzvs sae Ivas
M H. xzs zs-5Ez
~ sra z-- 5zs
lT-5@7 zs- -
- ~ @ - 81
So
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U
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
Reeves Drug store IS Entered by
sreak THIEF ard Nearly Eight
r4unarsa Dollars Tax
en- Away.
BASKET
MONEY
Possoffce Inspector IS Expected In
ksakuk TonsaHt 70 Make Investi-
gation Of Last Nights
RoeHery.

Cue Of the bosdest and most daring
r05bsrses ever perpesrated in aeoEua.
occurred last Night shortly after nina
O'CLOCK, when nearly $500 was stolen
from the drug store Of Isaac c.
Reeves The postal sabsrasion IS 10
Gated n the store and ali OF ths
money taken, with the exception Of
aboHt sI5a #as funds belonging 10
tie Z. s. possofstca department
NJ. Reeves Rad taken the money
sr9m It's drawer and placed Il IN 3
basket 81 the rear Of The gtorH behind
he prescription case and left It there
10 wasr On GONE customers n rent
Several more customers came II and
Ehtle M was waiting On them the
thief weHt Behind the case and tOoz
everything. including the BASKET. Mr.
Reeves did not n1tice the loss f0r z
short while. Until he vent 20 lock I'D
tie store, wnen he discovered he
loss The local police headquarters
we're ~ Once notified and the shersff.s
oftica p4t IN touch with The situation
Postmaster MooTtead vas aise ag-
pTtse5 Of he occurrence and ne noTt-
fled the authorities II Washington
When seen py representative OF
the Gate Cstr sosfay Mr. Reeves sai1.
There "a really verv Little that I can
tell ron zsgaHt tie rotbe-y- dfd rot
Know that i ha5 occurred sor sever
a moments after Il lad happened. {
had Just started 70 .scE 70 when /
vas called 10 TIE frnne Of the store,
ard aid The BASKET, containing the
th-ee small DRIVERS With the postaI
funds ard NJ own EaoaeF. Oh me
prescription sase After waiting On
several customers rsrt Back and
discovered the Toss. Ttznesil lately notS-
led Postmaster sfaorhead ard the
authorities and thev are WIRING On
shs case TIE aaanev l. all in casa there
being m nsgsssabse gapers III taa
st9fea Droper couid n7t fdeatisy
* At All. agthnrgH eoHid 5les sae
drawers zor rad marked them. ne
% aSr Erav axaetEv YET aaE a1ach
ras sfesez aHs 5esHe~e Il res APPROX
aafasT $500 Ok sis amoHas zhoa-
sia8 5ssigugst % ~ srore dont
snaw any 81 tsae reopEs via
vs-@ liz sf5rs 4Een i aaapsnea
w shss L wez gn@ Il tHsm
~a ssss - q 1Hxr have
ss1 a-rss1 s - irrre sea- While
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
SOME COMMENTS
ON TIE ELECTION
Kew YORK PAGERS agree THat Yer
r1ort Democrats Are fielding
Taelr Own.

Taised Press Leased Wire Service:
NEW YORK. Sent. 40n the re-
suits in Vermont. the .erld editorial
IT ro1ay said II the Vermont YER
dsct means anything. il means a Will
sen lznfsHds Fl November
TIE Times For the democrats
Ire agures Justify nor merely the hone
ilzf he srT1 belief zfd fnil confidence
tE1st 5overn1v wilson will be elected
PRESIDENT u NoTenber
TIE American Vermnnt's vote
szsfsseateF that sise democratic party is
dtg safI Tote bur gaining none
pn es+He~ republican faction
TIE Harald The significant fea-
mrs II IT. gures Il that the demo-
cssfs Fhe tsee u the bull moose
saH sEd Esta su increased total
ese e sa easr- nave made d net
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
JAMES PREDICTS
Al CLEAN SWEEP
5ays Vermont Result forecasts That
Wilson @Ill Carry Amos.
Everything.

United Press Leased Wire ser7fce.
WASHINGTON, Sept The re-
stiIt 81 the election I'M Vermont tndi-
catss that Governor Wilson viii CARR
pretty nearly every state IN the m
ion, said Senator elect Oliie James,
permanent chairman q the Baltimore
convention today
an pleased at the result, aut rot
sHFprised. II was shown conclusivelE
int M democratic party 10 he com
~ efeefion VIII rot only hold fts own
rote 3Bt get the sceessioDa of some
progressive republicans ID vas aso
9emonsvzte5 that The Roosevelt Tote.
ls u come entirely from the regular
republicans and practically nsns from
the democrats The republican Is to
5s divided between Taft ard Raose4eit
Willie The democrats are y get I'll
their Own and some progFessives 81
sides
the same ratio 81 distribution
continues Governor Wilson viii have
z plurality In Kenfucsy n about f50-
00o he largest # eyer gaTe 10 4
democratic candidate ror president
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04

80, .rs7
p %
49,
q
ssn
saa
NJ
srsF q
@ ssess r ars y
.,.s -s 2Fese
-
= ~
IT'S 80, 90 YET
Aap 4 y $3.50 Z Tg pFeT ae
1870 q -
800 {, -. s.. n a.ssxe ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
THE WORLDS MARKETS
Omaha Live Stock.

OMAHA, Sept. 4.-Cattle receipts
400; market strong TO slow Steers
s8.25G1025; cows and heifers, $500
CTS. stockers and feeders, 5000
80; calves. s4.5eG $50; bulls and
stays. $4,000 SO.
Hog receipts $500; market steady
to sc lower. sso0TS
Sheep receipts $500; market steady
to strong. Yearilnzs. s4e65@5 10:
weshers. s4.aGas0 lambs, ss.56g
s.75: ewes, s5.5es5 400
karsas CITY Live Stack.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. Cattle r.
ceipts 1900. market steady to loc
lower. Steers. 5000 1910: cows
and heifars. ss.ooe !. 90; ztockers and
feeders. ss.0045 calves. s4.oaG
500.
Hog receipts s,aafl: market steady
to 19c lower. BuGs. SIS 4o7S 7ts heavy
IS 20 q So medium, ss.eoGs1S;
light. sSs58a $50
Sheep receipts .1los market steaty.
Lambs. ss.p1a IN: awes, s3.f5e
425; wethers. ys.0faa7 $50
Chicago Produce.
CHIC AGO, Sept. 4 Butter Extras
CSC; ssrsrz. 24ase dairy extras. &c.
dairy firsts. &c.
Eggs Prime firsts. 2ee. firsts, lse.
Cheese Twins. t4a 15c Young
Americas. ISls ga1slsc
Potatoes. Ta1 soc.
Live poultry Fowls. 14t49 iscs8
ducks. fsTf4e; geese. f29 13c: spring
chickens. $50 fse.: turkeys, i2s7 l3e-
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Sept Flour make.
inactive
Pork market easier Ness so T5
2e5.
Lard market sirrner. Middle west
SPOT. slI5ndT 1850
Sugar. raw, market firm Cantrlff
gal test. $3.50: Museavado - tssl
: $3.50.
sagar. refined. market dull 9a'
loaf. $3.50; crushed. s5sst powdered
$3.50 grannlated. s5.1p95
i Coffee Rio No. on spot, la'ag
1870
Tallow market steady CttT sse'
\ country. 5Gsssc
Hay market steady Prime. SOD
No. 3. s1-0eGz
Dressed poultry market easT llE
keys. 1sT 2ge chickens. So Z-e
fowls. I2aITc; ducks. ts1I re
Live poultry markee firm sees
Iics ducks, l4aITc. fowls. i6es tu'
keya, lie; ROSTERS, lie.
Cheese market auist. state M
common TO special. f4Tfst4c skal
common to specials. I3c y
skins. 4a7si1c.
4 Butter market firm and higher y
caiuts 1859; creamery extras.
2scs dgirv tubs, ia 26tae; fmitaTio
creamery irsts. &c.
Egg market firmer Nearby VIZ
: fancy. s2ds2e; nearhv mixed fane
22d csc fresh. 22sT2eisc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
How TO SUCCEED

During The Eat few 7esrs, cordf-
tons Ia Ill lines q 6ssfneag, even
professional IT. 5awe changed 80
completely that every nsH Il waxing
- he Esef hat ID order - yin
srceess ae naEst specialize and learn
- 10 sorze Gre hing and 10 Il veil
50 = y Nth spy article tbst .
sold Is The people. II must have
eenufne merfs or M smounf 81 aaver-
tfssag NIL maintain tbe demand Tor
the article
FOR many years We haYe watched
with much interest the remarkable
record maintained by Dr.. g7fmers
swamprRoot. The great Kidaey. Liver
and Bladder Remedy. From the very
beginning he proprfetors had 20
much confidence in It that they IN
vitea every one 70 test &, free ot
cost before purchasing.
II Is PHYSICIANS prescription.
They have on file thousands 81 LET
ters received from former sufferers
who are nov enfoging good health az
a result Of its use
However, II you wish first 70 try q
sample bottle, address Or Kilmer &,
Co. Binghanton, y =, and mention
this paper They win gladly forward
you q sample bottle b. mali. absolute.
~ free.
Regular sizes for sale at all drug.
gists fifty and one-dolIar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
saetarman klllct.

CHIC As0, Sept fl ]. Johnson.
2 m0t0rnaH On fse Ia Grange inter-
Urban lire, was 1atsautly killed and
ntue persons 9gsze injured when a
Douglas Park train on the Metropoli-
tan elevafesi crashed into the traction
car at 52nd avenue and 22nd street
early today AT this point the H.
trains ran on the ground. This Il
the second serious accident on the
IA Grange line Within q week. Last
Thursday dozen persons we're ser
iously Ha.rt when car was strsseBx b
an Illinois Central train.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
peal estate rrans-ra.

William and Hazel Timberman, w
d 10 r and LILLIAN Kayser. lot 8,
BLOCK 50 Mason's lover ad6l+.6n TO
KeokuI5, on Ash. between and n.
Consideration, ST.
Ella and ~ j. Hamilton. " q. to
T D md Emma Kimler. lot 2. block
80. Kilbourne,s addition to Keokuk.
on Timea, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. Consideration. ST.
Louis Miller and wife, y d TO r.
Warner, lot s, block 20. Ribourne's
addition 10 Keolsuk Seventeenth and
Bank Consideration, 5000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
CHICAGO CASH Grain.

CHICAGO. sept. wheat-No. 2
red. s1.G46T 1885,; No. red. saT
SI.b41s; No. hard 1914 ns41sc No
: hard, q2is ass1ac; No ; spring, ST
7a2c.
Corn-No. 2 white. soasaszc: No.
? yellow TsGTassc. NO 3. 7si4 arse !
Nc. $ white, 1875 a7az.c; No rel
low. TsA aTg11c; No 1 THO 7sl4c;
no. 4 white. 7sl5 aTsc; No. 4 yellow.
7sca7s4c
oats-No. 3 white. s2asS1scs No.
white. af Il asalsc; standard, saaa
0s4c.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Sept. Hog receipts
5000: market strong. Mixed ana
butchers. $1,000 aa5. good heavy.
ST s59 rs; rough heavy. 1850 IS:
light, IS 30G5s.10; pigs. s5.25as 20
Cattle receipts 1890; market
steady. Beeves. s5.7511e5a cows
and heifers. ssn0as 90; stockars and
feeders, s425d7 T.f5; Texans. s4.75a
$50; calves, sS.eata lI-75.
s7flSop tsSSe1pto 3SsluHs market
steady. Native. Ss.45T4.sel: western,
So 500 AS: lambs, y4T0a 40; west.
eTn. s4ssea7 70
ST. Louis live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS. Sept. a.sattle
receipts $40; market strong Texas
receipts Zoo. market strong Native
beef steers, $500 Ii. 50. COWS and
heifers. s4oodg stockerz and
feeders. ss756725 Texas steers
$4,000 90; COWS and heffers 81 500
T.5ff calves tear lotsl S5.5ang
Hog receipts 5000, market strons
to sc higher Mixed and butchers
/ So 500 500 good 70 heavy. ss75a
$780, rough, s7s5as s5. lfghf. Is se1l
sos; bulk, SO $50 8 80; pigs. &C. ma
$40
sheep receipfs $500 market stead,
70 weak Sheer and mutton. $3.50
5.S8; LAMBS, s5.s9S 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
susssrlana sans mar.

GFgnieee Fress leased Wire Service.
sf9YIa B9igartas sept 4-TIrgo-
sGigsrsaH relations we're considered
~ sDeefsi cabinet meeting today.
TIE Bal9sTtaH masses are 70 cgamor-
CTS for war taat It seems likely the
raInidfers viii BE forced 10 agree IL Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04

sifes Pres Tyeasea Wire Service. /
afg5IFssE Eaggand. sent -
tsaagsser wss sorn - afr and Yrs.
Fssrgv GagaenhefrH NJ former son
~ 19aHse9 GggserFesT who, with his
w2se 4 also staring here uHfii thesr
sor graduated rom Pembroeke col.
fegs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
The Grain Market.

United Press Leased Wire Service I
CHICAGO, Sept THE local grain
market vas treated to sensation to-
day when frantic covering by traders
on the short side OF the market sent
prices of September corn soaring As
soon as rumors of crop shortage
reached the pit, bears began syste-
matte buying campaign which at noon
had driven quotations up cent and
a quarter over the opening figures.
There was display OF ftrrnness IN
the wheat market, I'll grades holding
steady. Signify weaker Liverpool
cables had little effect on prices.
Oats and provisions held firm
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO. H., Sept A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04

United Press Leased Wire Ssrviee
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.--Touataaa|
Bourne Jr.. progressive repuoli
senator from Oregon, today issued !
statement declaring he viii sappa' /
Colonel Roosevelt for president.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
Ute
+ FLOUR

vii. hold rs regular meeting trEtgt.t
Al woodMaa nall Ali members are
resresraa n De resent
school, books al EnEleaarGt & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
car and sulIaInu association.

Dues payable Thursday. Frtdav ana
SATURDAY. Fines assessed Il paid at
ter g o'cl0ck p n
I'D ECKER. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-04
Daily Range {
WHEAT.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. e.
Omen High Low. Gloss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
SMALL VERDICT
Given Yesterday In the Circuit Court
In Case Against Wheeling
Traction Company.

The case OF Clyde Thomas W. the
Wheeling Traction Company was
brought 70 close I'm Part OF the
Circuit Court yesterday. all Of the
testimony having been heard aud ar
guments made before noon. A. 1880
the case was given 10 the jury. who
after consulting until late In the ar.
ternoon. entered the court room and
asked that a part Of the testimony be
read 10 them. Tho request was com
Piled with. and the jury again re-
turned 10 their rooms. where. after n
Few minutes consultation, they
reached a verdict Of $3.50 for the
p,aintin. and the costs OF the case
we're charged against the defendant
company.
About n year ago horse and
wagon belonging TO Thomas, and ba-
ing driven by him. was struck bv a
car belonging 10 the defendant com.
pany. and u was alleged that damages
70 the horse az well az the wagon
were sustained. The plaintiff had
sued for f325.
O'Brien 4 O'Brien represented tho
plaintiff while the defendant waa
represented by Attorney Erskine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
BULL MOOSERS
OF Marshall County Not Yesterday for
ORGANIZATION and Appointed
Committees.

The members OF the Marshall county
executive committee Of the Bull Moose
party met in special session yesterday
morning az the circnit court room and
effected an organization by the election
~ DR. W =. Grim a. chairman. ana r
X Blair as secretary The following
committees we're appointed. Rules and
order ~ business-John r. Wilson. g.
NJ. Hood. W. 3. Phillips. NJ A. Walton.
ahd w. l.. Sellcrs. revolutions r. A.
Iarriotf, Harry Wilson. r. u. Let
eeorge McCuskey and - " Hannen me
central committee, composed 81 r. e.
t,lN Hhh, W. =. philips. p. n Lewis
raul dec han. and s. II. Hanen. were ap-
pointed 70 conduct the county campaign
above committee 20 place on no Pc
gressive party ticket the name OF All Re
publican noniueee for fhe county and
district OFFICES IN accordance with the
resolutions adopted b. the state com
mittee OF the Progressive party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
BADLY BURNED
AetnavfiiS Lad Played with Pire ana
II Probably Fatally Burned.

While playing with IRE IN the yard at
the home OF his parents IN Aetnavilie.
yesterday afternoon. the 4-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Edmund
son was very seriously and perhaps
fatally burned when his clothes caught
on fire and were soon n mass OF flames.
His mother and grandmother. attracted
BY his screams. rushed % HIM ana sue
ceeded In srnothering the blaze only at
the expense o. painfully burned hands
Two bridgeport physicians. Biddlc
and Howells. answered the calls. ard
ga everything possible for the little
fellow. and last night % was stated
that ne was resting very easily. and
owing 70 his tne physical condition he
hnH On even chance 90 recover al
thouEh the burns are 30 serious tho
unl outcome cannot be definitely told
for two or three days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
GOOD ROADS RALLY
Held Lsst Evening ~ sherrard, IN In
terosts Of Bord Issue for
Union District

An enthusiastic and well attended
meeting ir the interests OF good roads
for Marshan county. was held Inst
evening in the Sherrar1 high school
aud itorium. when the principal topic
~ dIscu7elon was Oh. proposed bond
issued 'i $4,000 Tor improvements
to roads in Union district.
Tho meeting was addressed bv Hrrf
MCCOY who explained at length dif-
fcr'nt points IN the issue. and urged
That 7U prt sent cooperate and assist
Boo an enoi Co., have the bond election
carry Another meeting VIII be hell
Thurodav c, eninr. September 90. at
the some place
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WILL PROBABLY DIE
Italian Cut ~ Countryman IN Critical
Condition AZ Horth wheeling
Eospitl.

Frank Lorrcsfe. the italian who was
frHffullr cut and stabbed Or fellow
rnuutrFmau on sixteenth street. near
fhc II A % depot. Tuesday morning.
Wls slightly improved az the Nurth
wheeling hospital laaf night but attu
remains in such 10 condition that the
phys.cilna have faint hopes ~ recoverv
iurruru. the man who fid fnc CUT
tng is being held iu the county Jail
nnll 10 can Do usoerttiued whether or
nnf The injuries hc iufllrtcd On Lopr.afr
VIII prove fatal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-13
CASES SETTLED
Suits Of Henry 70 city and Natural Gas
Co, withdraw 81 PLAINTIFFS.

49, The case 81 James A. Henry W the
Clty o. wheeling and the Natural Gas
Company o. West virginia. each brought
% recover damages On the sum of $500.
have been settled ~ the plaintin with
Grazing the suits and paying the costs
Nneu Nc cases we're called IN Part
~ the circuit court. tho attorneys for
both sides announced that the case had
been settled and asked that n be die
missed
The cases were booked forward % with
much Interest ~ the pubic a. the
plaintiff claimed damages against both
No Cify and company for tearing ID
his sidewalk and disconnectfng the "a
pipes leading 20 he residence
The defendants we're represented by
Auornys Handlan and AddIeruan. while
me plaintiff had retained Attorneys
caldwell and Caldwell
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The Protected Home circle Of war
Wool VIII hold its monthly 1eetfnR ~
lesrh'a nail. on Fifth street az Z
o'clock this evening The regular meat
me VIII - followed BY a social session.
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What caused the coolness between
you and that young doctor? thought
you were engaged"
His writing Is rather illegible. lie
sent me note calling for 10000
kisses"
"Well?"
Il thought Il was a prescription
and took % 20 the druggist 10 be
filed. Washington Herald.