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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-01

PILES CURED IN o 10 IL DAYS
Your druggist will refund money II
eAzo OINTMENT fails to cure any
ase of Itching, Blind, Bleeding o.
erotrudInF Piles in 8 IN "A days. sac
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-01

body in good humor after the show.
All in all the show Is a good one
and deserves your patronage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
AT THE ORPHEUM
OPERETTA IN WHICH 10 PEOPLE
TAKE PART FEATURE.
Plenty Of Singing and Comedy in OF.
tering Tor First Part Of
the Week.

one or the biggest musical comedy
a'. ..tu 900 Nt.cIng on 90 vaudeville
stage headlines the new bill opening
Monday az the Orpheum theatre. Tho
act Is the score Of Tine Isle Of Spice
produced under special permission OF
me owner. Mr. ~. G. Whitney. of New
} ork and Detroit. and has "a roster OF
Ten acting. singing and dancing STAR
company Is known as the Broom.
SUCK Nitche- and are producing an
operctta enlisted The Maid of Nico-
DdF ihe three stars heading the big
art are Dorothy Homer. who has n
sweet voice and displays her wonder.
iui vocal powers 90 every opportunity
she has in the act. Harry %. Watson
me celebrated comic opera comedian
rare OF The Isle Of spice" and The
'ai ana the Fiddle companies Wat
son Us very fdnny and more than fus
Dis part OF DO. anu VIII I'D Bard pt,y.
ing the young naval onlccd with "A dc.
l~'Fmlnaflou Characferfisfic of tbat
brahch or the E~ofernmcnt service Am
Ihr'r stars arc admirably fitted er
thcir roles Zoo Tho Maid ~ Ntcobsr-
WITH a large and excellent beaufv
chorus as well as augmented bv sro
ciHI scenery and gorgeous c1sfuwi,g
makes Oh" Orphcum feature look ut.
a real TWO dollar show. "Oh. What "a
Lovely Dream. THE Jan OF Moo
Oar. Ih" Witch Song and "TncIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
BEULAH POINTER AT
COURT NEXT WEEK.

Iu 'A Kentucky Romance o. four
act dramatic comedy. written by
JOSEPH t. brandt. which will b.
teen 1f tbo Court three DAYS. starting
T"tursday December g. Miss Beulah
PONufnr fIs l part especially suited
to bier acknowledged talents ln tho
hrai act rnr Dr. seen o. the uuaophIst-
Gated child oft nature w.fh uo com
pauiors Dot fhc birds and flowers of
her forest home She meets tho man
who ia .Ir' fu COIN. info every girl 81
Ifn .rd .hr gradual awakening Of
her love cam only hn Ufrrrl fo fHc
OptuIne oft H beautiful r1ar. when Dr.
ls warmed hv th, 5000 lud kissed ht
fhr dew IhI. r.rl true fo Deer eav.
puts HI Dor TRUST |u fIr mIu. only
90 fud s.o Has bnrr deceived. Her
rrr' and disappointment. natural re.
sentiment af fhr Injustice done DOG.
and aue.r toward ffr people who
have urongel hcr. give. N'.e Pointer
H splendid opportunity Tor a wide
range of frf.uE The author Hle NOT
forgotten Miss P0ynf.rs happy vein
of comedy tni Der aImirsra uiI on.
joy many hearty II.H. when fhrt
500 Dor rndDator.rr fo become .1
cirfv r|rI
in |pre-onHne r.a'lh Pointer .r
f'I. uU" U..'. '.. mrrf real
izf fHn play unjust b.. rIf urIt I GOOD
~ ODE other vehicle. fIaf .hn fIa
I-Nl N.f mH.' hn better WIN fHI.
object Iu f..e Nr..r rrr and
N|'''I' .I.. furnished .l Errfrr..
NoWlrr. play uuI nur stronger
'NHn H.....U. ... ..a rNf U.IrlT Inf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
Athletics Star Third 9aseman Makes
Games on Little Island Unin.
~teresting to Natives.

HAVANA, Dec. 6.-The mighty
smuggling OF Frank Baker. hero of the
1911 world series between the New
York Giants and the Philadelphia Attn
letics. has soured all Cuba on Ameri-
can base ball teams. and as soon AS
the present trip OF the White Elc-
plants is concluded Cuban teams will
play among themselves and
again tamper with the really good
teams OF the American major leagues.
L. has been Bakers delight to come
20 bat i'm pinches ever since landing
in this city. and send careening to
the fence one OF those wonderful
slashing drives OF his. ending the
hopes of the nome team to take the
victory. Baker has killed the golden
goose of the Cuban diamonds. sun
days victory by the Athletes over
the Almendares. the result OF Ben
uer's alright pitching and Bakers
murderous smuggling. has completely
broken the spirit Of the Cubans.
Cy Rigler. the National League UNI
pire. who has been gathering a team
OF National League players Tor a trip
TO this city. has been notified that
the deal Is of. The fans here are en-
ragged at the treatment handed their
best pitchers by the batsmen Of the
Athletics. and the way their sluggers
are made 10 look ridiculous by the
great twirling OF Bender. Plank and
COombs.
II lave called off that trip Of Rig
ler's team. said the promoter to-day.
because Il would surely result IN
heavy losses. The Havana fans ex-
pected az least an even break win the
Athletics. Instead. they have seen
their pets defeated with ridiculous
ease. Now they refuse to look at any
more games.
The last time we came 10 Hav-
ana, said Eddie Collins. captain OF
tho transforming Athletics. I'VE made
no pretense az playing good ball. II
WAS a JOY ride for as We had just
cooped the worlds championship. and
the strain was or. This year. though.
Wa have attended 20 our knitting
We haven't tried 10 let the home boys
win whenever possible. We have gone
right along playing the kind Of ball
We played all during the past season
I'm sorry We have spoiled the game
for RiEler's bunch. but We are not
down here 10 DO beaten We haven't
seen any pitching yet that We can't
solve. N say. the way Bender.
foomhs and Plank arc fooiinr those
~sluggera. its really n shame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07

f0r fhe crowded room 81 l perfectly
.irI' arm chair which IT, fNa acme NJ
comfort fnr Dol woman '1 a|f upon
The reason why fhIs chair especially
appeals fo women ie because Of 'ha
heiahf of Ifs scot from tho foor That
detail FL. The same as fhc foraiird sew.
ire chair which goes with The Tow
swing sau.rc basket or fhe cradle and
v.. tr"r1 for ifs comfort The
now chair has NOT definitely defined
'rrs .n0o frrf nre bottled fu hy woven
'0v Vork matching .re material Of
ODD. back and tHo arms which are 81
oven Hr.lrf Iri also boifed Boo The
ff off ODD. chair - alec fHe If " a.
hoN which vT hold .nrHmerah.s D..
o. auI .u0uf r. stockings fo 10
nerd.f Hnf sn compact as oeI' as or
rFmru'Hi .s fl.. r.v piece o. frruL
'urn Chat people who perhaps live IN
rfamrci quarters ViU Nsh they
owned "a specimcu oil a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
WAoNER's ExcELs IN ONE
RESPECT
But Must Play Five More Years to
Eqssi Pops High Mark
Of Service.

In all the annals Of baseball there
L. no playing record To surpass the
one that Adrian e. Arson made as
a member of the Chicago Nationai
League club.
While the national sport was grow
ing up from infancy and Chicago was
establishing Itself OF the baseball map
through the achievements OF its
mighty White Stockings. Arson was
building for himself "A record that
challenges belief even in this day OF
diamond wonders.
. To remain with a club FOR twenty
two long years Is one thing OF no little
note. TO serve as and cap
tain OF the club In addition To play
ing a regular position FOR twenty-ons
OF those twenty-five easons. Is an
even greater mark of distinction. and
10 be able 10 show al the close Of the
lengthy period the wonderful grand
batting average OF .337 b%espeaks a
feat without a parallel in all the years
OF the nations favorite sport.
Hans Wagner exceils Arson by at
ting more than 300 for sixteen con-
~secutive years and the great German.
by playing 1--WE more years. will equal
Anson's wonderful mark And there
Is no reason 10 believe that our own
Honus win fail.
Nowadays ~ means "A mark OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
EXCELLENT ATTRACTIONS
AT The LOCAL THEATRES
Rose Maid" at the Court Thea.
tire, Proved a Hit-"Oneer
666' Is Coming.

\ large audience Witnessed the
first local performance Of The Rose
Maid at the Court last night. The
New York company Of singers and
comedians could not have been bet
ter. The production is a ~stupendous
one. probably the most Spectacular
seen here in a very long time.
There is much good comedy and
many songs and waltz numbers that
a be- cla-sed as hits or the nov.
elites introduced The Kute Riddles"
claim greatest applause The com
pauy includes Mamma yucca. Edith
Decker. May Emory. Robert =. Ora
ham and other comic opera favoritcs.
The Rose Maid" Will Boz repeated
this afternoon and tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
ANSON'S RECORD IN BASEBALL
COVERS 20 YEARS In MAJORS

honor to "A player 20 bat above 300
for even a single season. but how
many OF the modern stars will be
able 20 keep ~ up for Twenty-Five
SEASONS In succession. even though
not bearing the additional burdens Of
the management and captalncy IL
Is doubtful n Anson's record will Yer
BE- equaled. II certainly stands out at
present in "A class Of IT. own and as
a mark for Young players TO shoot at.
Arson started out as "a third base
man with Chicago In the first year 81
the National League 1875. and played
In the outfeld In 1873. and ~ was not
until 1879 that he went to the position
In which he was To rank as one Of the
greatest OF stars.
During his twenty-five years OF ser
vice with the Chicago Nationals Arson
ulayed in the remarkable total OF
$500 games. making the wonderful
average OF 337 In batting and .s75
In fielding. In s.s47 time at bat he
made 3.0l3 hits. and out Of the great
total OF 22.945 fielding chances he
missed only 5qs. the latter being the
as~tonishingly mail number Of errors
he made against 21.2Ts putouts and
1901 assists.
Arson managed the Chicago club
from 1877 20 1897. inclusive. but he
was constantly al loggerheads with
James 4. Hart. after the latter be-
came president Of the club In 1892.
and In the fall OF 1897 the Grand old
Man was released. closing a PLAYING
career at Chicago that is without
equal In all the baseball life 81 that
city. Thomas Burns was made man
ager after the release Of Arson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
WHITE HOPES AND
BLACKS DRIFT
FAR APART
Dusky Fighters mobiizing In Australia
Leaving Other Class Here.
FLVNN's HARD BATTLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. o. d. Joe
jeanette goes to Australian boz Jack
l%0hnEon's place. as DO bias contracted
10 DO. rather r. unique situation vii
present itself
40 The c0i0rei hoavyNa.rhfs uur ta
piled up ON ono side of fhn Pacific
ocean and a1i the white hopes ON Tho
other and that. pose. bly,. can TRULY
Do rcrardcd as sn unmiErd blessing
With no dark shadow falling
afhuarf them 10 WIl1 ho 70 fre fmr for
fhe paleface sfaluarrs fo rrf fo.
anther and determine who is who Dor
that matter. tho initial move Iu Tho
wedding ont process has already boon
made f0r Jim FLYNN and LuIhrr SIC
far'E arc f0 Taco each 0 Hnr Ha Tr.
Angeles ou December fH
Tho pity OF 30 IF that 50 Pain. r. ohio
ra. Thought Nfa hr.ne hfId In rr
f.. frr fhr winner should have boo
j'rei hls reputation fhr0ual a wretch
Oh r.rI0rmfner with Tony Ross
E..rH body Thought s0 u.n OF r.I
z.r Ifr wasn't looked o. 0 aa a
Clover rNr0nruf of fHr manly arf hu
ha- accredIf ed with natural fehf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
HOME RUN BAKER WORRIES
CUBANS BY HIS BATTING

ing talents and the qualities OF
strength. pluck and endurance calcu.
lated TO compensate for his lack OF
knowledge Of technique.
Palzer sadly Humblsd.
Now that Palzer mas been lumbled by
ltoss. whose leading record j. nearly az
extended a. That of Tony CapouI. we
dont know what to think u may be
that Ialzer viii claim % was an orr
nEut with him when he did 80 pOorlv
with Ross iu Philadelphia. Being a
PROMINENT pugilist. explaining reverses
~th"rnugHlN within his province. but
u ne acts wisely he Will uuderEo "a spell
or raining ANA demand another match
with Ross.
u b. the only safe method Of yinlica-
ton. and unless Palz-r adopts IN and
turns the tables on Ross he Viii remain
under a cloud.
It's a roor vim that blows nobody
good. and Palzers setback means added
Importance 10 the FIyun-McCartv bout
Ine winner Of this affair Will h- resard-
~ ~ Tie ehst OF the white hopes unless
ati1-i does somethiDs amazing mean
Ia the go at Los Angeles FLYNN VIII
'e uhd.t sil manner of physical daudi-
reach him but disadvantages OF that
hihh never discourage Flynn.
The GOOD Little Man"
PRIZE ring d. one that SAYS ia affect
<""d little man cannot be- expected to
defeat "a good big man"
To i~ doubtful IL tic argument ,,r1s
t"oi in modern pugIlisIn. In tine nid
ihb~ when there we're so Few rffrcb.-
hn"Wn 10 o." ring men and when every
uI-eI ipiiuWfd a suited stNle 81 mill
Ing u stood Co reason. suppose oth.-
thiuE~ being eguHl weight. strength AMI
stature would tell
hlit tll- d. an axe ~ spcciaItlss and
We nav" them iu the ring las well las In
'tNfi walks uf life. There be- Dad, conn
mon school or boxing -uavaI.R- rr'E.
N|HH nN MO mon MHHsH L.r. 49,.
i"p OF the Quseushury ladders fn recent
'tfr ilEht aiik" The best men iu tho
.snr arc s'If-tauEut and follow ont
~ J"m Mace lived today and pittad
il.hi lrft~ and rEht against
@ HHi j"it- now boo use boo would
lave my head torn uT Doe i've mfuufas
from grace. ~
Thar my be putting it rather strong
""l ih. ia'i Nmalrs that tho dava
when the blows and guards were ss H..
100 a- ihr cuts and parties iu sah~r
short upuer-rute looms Ill. I.a~, -
WluE-. rt"rwluE- and what not. and a
lrt. M.ih " new blow is tH- dangerous
LaHgford an Exception.
sam I4urfurd be- . I-Ifr dental M
fht contention that a good male MAJ,
cannot i'k % good biz man sam has
I hf'tt-" d.. IHa peculiar as.IlIf. I'D
Dbl, own that ar" hard to solve
Nh"fngf "F uHf NrDfrt. is Id c,.f
pug man BIOS hardly been Established o.
however. H FELLOW rf infinite rr.rf..
l'uL nn BIAS certainly developed irf.
a good little man And what.v.r III.
hiE man ne has elrsit shown ff,t b.
can rlaf havoc with ID biz mtu 49,.
I'- POP good aH Do thinks o. m
no NI,''HH NHr H.Hnfff hr rvrarI.
once Iu hfe rfrIIer bout. b.. .r.v ~.
nN .I' i' whale tvHf tlIfdIt ami TRUST
.hr fortunes nf war TU. .f..t 10,
frnlf consisted nfIrT. uf .t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07

a. ono point boo Louisiana ON land
"h Oh vas Formerly considered tho
poorest in the state. sfrauberrI.s
"ro grown ON over 10000 acres and
e1rIF vegetables ou aa much NOR.
Tor fho western markets. frrristirg
thousands of carloads of frs.ebt fo
'h" railroads aud bringing bsot
many hundreds of thousands of def
Iars to ihn rr0urrs There o. scarce
"a state bod fhe a0frf which cannot
show many Illustrations of oqraI .r
forest The Louisiana rico rar.on
hirh % quarter OF 90 century aro
could Havr been bought 10 e. carfs
900 acre and tho seller Hf that rr.ro
HouId have thought hr uas rrfrfrr~
f1e buyer 1nHalIy ships t-hou.arfs
OF carloads Of r.re and hra on invest
mont c0m.nr wholly out ~ Tho r.a
development n' more than e- U1I
''N pui into Villages and f1a ra and
r..r farm. arf IRRIGATION r'tnfa and
I'D ihD friItf ar..r f.rn. tIr
BIRTH OF now .rdl.f.. of .irh .w
f%or'anDo fIs E.rHarI 3d. rf.
m0nl. Ion Dee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07

special Ono lao
reIII made .aI.lr.s
anI val
IL 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
GIRL OF NY
DREAMS

DREAMS" RETURNS.
The Girl OF Ny Dreams called
au atmospheric musical coined,
which has made countless friends in
iho cities whore o. las appeared viii
h' 'Hn attraction 40 fhp Court FOR
ono day. wednesday December D.
The chief Interest OF the story con.
i're bob Harry S%wif1u. who i +,
motor enthusiast. hi. swc.fhearf and
f"fprmcr Lucy NrddDra "a Du.t
cross a miIiner. Daphne. and a
Mr. H0mhastiuo who are caught fn
Hurry house and cause tho ufufs
QHlrkercss confidence iu Harry o., be-
shaken. General U~ombarfiro. Tho tr.
band "a iovial fellow. md "a Crrmar
court. aIl Wrll defined character
Two nov staH VIII Dol introduced
I"II1 Mcintyre and John Uvamt. who
"rro recruited from vaudeville and
created such o. bis hif when tho rinra
was procured chat They were qu.rrf,
rI'rI fu the rauk. OF e-arI0m Th.
'III m NF Dreams uae q biz ar-.
. HInu DO was given In Sew YORK
.fsf season Dr. if fhe work OF WIIbur
d. NesDi' and onto Uauerharr mo
mu... uas written hy rho isfn Kari
~IIn..0Inf. author OF fhn music az
Madame Sherry and Three Twins
In. NJ GaIfea lIe surrounded Is
stars With boo excellent company .f
principals and H hIr beauty chorus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-07
day at . a. IN. n the prices will be
popular.
"oFFlcER Goo"
HAS GREAT CAST.

Augustin MacHugh's melodramatic
farce. "Oniccr 666." which Conan a
Harris will present here AZ the Court
theatre on Monday and Tuesday
nights. December 10 and Il. is a PLAY
mat Invariably provokes heart throbs
and hearty laughter by the unfolding
OF the complicated plot Of mystery
IN which the scenes Of this tremend-
ousl yintcrestiug farce are laid. I'M
versally conceded 10 be the most IN
teresting American farce ever writ.
ten. this offering has scored veritabie
triumph. In the play Officer $50 b.
induced. the sight OF % FIVE hundred
dollar bill. 10 Tart with his uniform
Tor a brief period. thereby starting %
series Of farcical Incidents that has
made him the popular policeman Iu
America Hc captured the crowds az
Chicago and New York for nearly
Two years OF record breaking patron
= that taxed the capacity of me
lighthouses in which he appeared 10
Do utmost caTacity The entire oript
nal N"w York company. headed by
George Nash and Edaard AboIau viii
De seen here with the complete
broadway production. precisely as %
~as presented for two -oia season.
no The Gaiety theatre. New York
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-03-29
DELINQUENT COUNTY TAX SALE
Jackson. County. Miss.

will sell public the highest bidder the front
~ of Aprl19
Commencing II o'clock the following described lands and LOTS
thereof makethe
fiscal
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10
Eminent Physicians
FroWn Upon Coffee

In the June issue of The Monthly
Cyclopeua and Medical Bulletin OF
Philadelphia, edited by Charles T. dc
NJ. saious NJ b, l. l. d.. appears
the following;
Many physicians have come to real
lie that caffeine as daily consumed
m coffee and tea has much to do wit
the causation OF many annoying all
menta tnat formerly were obsearel5
diagnosed and vaguely treated 1t
stands to reason that this alkaloid
when taken in daily doses of six OF
more grains, must exert harmful ac
ton on the nervous circulatory. and
digestive systems. Its action must al
SO modify the action OF other drugs
prescribed by the physicians
Continuing this article says
Postum, the we'll known cereal bev
erage made of clean hard wheat and
a small percentage Of molasses, has
been the means of effecting an easy
change from coffee and it's harmful
stmulant caffeine to a wholesome
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10
Open Air Service.


Owing TO illness of Rev. d. w Kern.
of Staunton, Va, he will be unable to
preach Sunday at the Ridgeway camp
meeting, now being held by Rev. Il.
y Srother His place ON the program
viii be supplied as follows: At II
H. and also on Monday at the same
hour by Rev DR. w Dulfey, of Win
chester, and at $ p. m. ON the 18th by
Rev. ). A. Parker, of Berryylle Rev
Luke X. Markwooa will preach this
Saturday afternoon. and Rev. w. h.
Hardesty will preach at o'clock on
SATURDAY evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10
Senator Knox To
Attend MikadO'S Funera
BY United Press. J


Washington, Aug. Ex-senator Phil
andef Knox of Pennsylvania, will rep
resent the United States at the funer.
al OF the late Emperor of Japan on
September u The president decided
to appoint special American envoy to
mark the cordial relations that exist
between the United States and Japan,
Senator Knox will travel in state with
an admiral of the navy and general
of the army as members of the special
mission.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10
Chairman Wilson Bids
For The Labor Vote
(ey United Press.)

Washington, Aug. 1o.-Openly bid
ding for the labor vote" for the Demo
cratic party Congressman Wilson
Democrat, of Pennsylvania, and chair
man of the House committee on labor,
today spoke in the House upon Labor
and the Democrats
Colonel Roosevelt and President
Taft were both denounced by Con
gresham Wilson as foes of the dinner.
pail man. The Democrats are the real
friends OF labor, he said, and urged
all workingmen to vote for Governor
Wilson
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10
Fire On River Front
Causes Great Damage
10y United Press.)

New. York, Aug 10.-Fire on the
New York Central piers at West Thir.
ty-third street and North River piers
spread so rapidly this afternoon, that
in IL minutes the two great piers,
filled with large quantities of merchan
disc, We're ablaze, and several fire
men We're forced 10 Jump into the riy.
er to escape being burnt to death. The
destruction of the entire river front at
that section was everted only by the
work Of many fremen.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10
NEWsY NOTES.

James arr colored charged with
murder, and William Ennalb, colored
escaped from Cambridge Jail
The negro murderer, Andrew Tay-
Tor, WAS hanged at Annapolis
Paul lachelberger child, caught
his leg IN a drainpipe i'll Hagerstown,
and the pipe mad to be taken up and
broken with a ..ammer to release the
boy.
On re last day OF the Pocomoke
fair the wheel-of-fortune proprietors
were arrested and fined heavily
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10

A Lisbon, Portugal, official and his
family had a most narrowing expert
ence, recently. narrowly escaping
death While dining with his wife and
two children. dynamite bomb was
thrown into the dinipg-room, prac-
tically wrecking the house. The Off
cial and his wife were seriously in
1ured, but the children escaped.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10

Fire Enqines Lone Known

It isn't worth while inquiring into
the origin of the first engine built for
a fire extinguisher There were de.
vices for this purpose before the
Americas were heard Of. The Egyp.
tians had them, and so also other PEG.
pies, crude as they were.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10

Roller DANES, Il years old, saved
the life of his brother, who had been
bitten by copperhead snake by tying
ligaures around the ankle and suck.
ing the poison from the wound.
Colonel Roosevelt returned to New
\ DIRK
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-08-10

train will bring US back, leaving the
park at $50 D. m.
First Baptist Church.
Owing to the all-day meeting at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church Sunday there
will be no preaching services at the
First Baptist Church in this city.
PentecostaI Church, N. High Street.
Preaching Sunday at 1915 a. m.