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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
All That Is Earthly Is
Subject TO Pain


Tho victims Of ruruwafisH1 aIl tell The
same STORY they have sore. lnnamef
muscles Huf afiff aching Joints. they
have rn ambition nr afrenGfh. and get
nervous and irritable. Whit Ia mot fn DO
wondered Hf We realize how much they
suffer
Nuf.fn. rreHcr Ipfion free from OPT
Hfra and NHr.uflUH. viii Danish 900 Hrnsa
HrI pfIuH end timber Uu those sore ana
infIHrlef muscles. or your money Will DO
rrfIr IrT
Wf realize that there ere worthless
HnI dangerous remedies wnIrn are cold
sa "ura. afIr Hr fHr help NJ unnufnrfure.
fraf rHrIr'H whose object ia fn extract
ruII NurIfn.a' purpose fa fn rive 20.
IIef and Ia conn pounded exclusively ar a
specific refueff frr those only wrr rrf
fer from Hheumafiem. s0iafirn or Nsu.
uUa
convince Yourself GO Co. CHARLES "
Goethe q CO.. fhe fruraIsf TODAY asf n
~ h1v ~ Nurito' the REMEDY fTat pro.
Iu.ra results
You raH feel If WORKING
Compounded nN f"e MnnIafrHT IheHff.
cal Cumpanys flatfou Eldg Sew ork
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teresting and this one viii b. no ex-
eepti0n- The prorran foIlo~s-
devotional Exercises - Evaneelistic
Superintendent.
keadine-story OF Jennie Cassidy.
hecitation-The Drunkards Dream
----.-.........-. Hazel Sonderman
D1et-Ruth Morrison and Margaret
Workman.
heading-Our Flower Mission a Pro
hibition Sentiment Maker.
..--.............. Mrs. Ed Steele.
Reciiation-Angels In Disguise.
.............. Miss Helen Bowers
Solo-Miss Leah Fulton.
Remrks-By local pastor.
All flowers. fruit and jellies re-
ceived win be distributed 10 the sick
and needy.
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BUSINESS MEN
VIII lnaugurste Campaign for New
Members with a Luncheon al
the Mcclure Hotel.

In an EFFORT 10 increase the member
ship OF the Wheeling business Mems
Association 70 zoo members. four
days campaign will be inaugurated to-
da with a luncheon At the McLuro
hotel and will end ~ noon Thursday.
Teams have been formed and captains
selected to carry on the campaign
which viii BE- conducted under the
direction OF Secretary SchvertfeEer.
A thousand business houses and indi-
viduals viii be called upon in an effort
IN induce them 10 Join tho orEsniza-
ton The teams viii report daily al
luncheon a. the Mcclure.
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SOCIETY
Birthday Party.

Al the home OF his parents. Mr.. and
prs. Lester Flake. OF Lintons addition.
I'm grove. Master Robert Blake en-
tertalned a number OF his young
friends IN honor OF his seventh birth
Jay. The guests were members OF his
slass IN the Elf Grove school. The
hours from to o'clock were spent
rth games and music and a dainty
prthday iuncneon was served. Those
present were: Angelina Eikey. Mary
winters. Bernice Brennan Alto
Mitchem. Laura Wilson, Alma Wilson
Ethel Simms. Margaret Blake, Irwin
wilson. Wayne Mohney. and Robert
Blake.
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Party at Fort Henry.

complimentary to Miss Marie Stew.
art. OF Council Bluffs. Iowa. who is
the guest OF Miss Marie StifeI Mrs
Arthur Stifel charmingiy entertained
Saturday afternoon, with a luncheon.
at the Fort Henry Club. A well an.
pointed five course Dinner was served
AZ 1880 O'Clock. by Manager Phiuips
ana the decorations were red peonies
ana red candles. Those present.
misses Mary Ellen Hazlett. Virginia
Holman. Blanch Warfeld. Alberta
Stifel. Marie Stifel. Eleanor Clark
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Linen Shower.

Saturday afternoon. at her home.
in the Rolf Apartments. Mrs. VIII
Leach entertained a number of her
friends. complimentary 10 Miss Beu-
lah Osburn. whose wedding 10 Mr.. Ed
Hortsman is coming event The af-
fair was In the nature OF a sewing
party, and the hours we're from to
4 o'clock. A dainty luncheon was
Served by the hostess and the rooms
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several weeks visit with friends and
relatives IN Marshall county.
Miss Ida Woodruff. Of Patterson.
left SATURDAY afternoon FOR Cleve-
land. where she WIll spend several
days as thl guest 81 her sister. Mrs.
Adrian Fooec.
Among the business callers in this
Carl winters. ~ Big Wheeling
creek. is visiting friends 90 Clcye-
land. Tor a few days
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Coming Wedding.

Following is a copy OF the invita-
ton which has been issued for the
coming wedding OF Miss Marie OMal-
ley to Mr.. William A. Yaeger. which
will occur on Wednesday morning In
St Alphonsus church. After the cere-
mony the couple will leave for a trip
casa. where they will spend their
honeymoon:
Mrs. Kate Rizer
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her niece
Marie O'Malley
TO
Mr.. William Yaeger
Wednesday morning. June nineteenth
nineteen hundred and twelve
at nine o'clock
at st. Alphonsus church
Wheeling. w. Va.
At home after June first
125 Fifteenth street.
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Social Session.

The members OF the Young Peoples
Senior Christian Endeavor of the
Stone Church at Elm Grove. are
looking forward TO a pleasant time
Tuesday evening OF this week. when
social session will be held AT the
home of Roy Week. on the Stone
Church road. The evening will be
spent socially with games and music.
an interesting program having been
arranged. and refreshments will be
served.
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last evening In 81 Pauls Esange-
heal church on the South Side. the
last song service of the series was
held and the congregation was great
lv swollen hy the outside attendance.
These services have been very inter
csfi1r and successful. being well at
tended at an times. Uut the service
hold last evening rvrlipafd ans
pretio attempt splendid pro-
gram Of sacred music was rendered
in tho following order
Prelude MrI1i'e Nu.furue .... Hewitt
Invocation Herman a. llHuif
Anthem . WHI ErfrI Thee ....... Hall
81 Paul fhoir
Hymn ...... Congregation
soprano a0In. IIa Was DcauIreI. Handel
Wra Forrest Fankr1uaer
scripture reading fiermHn A. ilundt
Tenor colo one sucrrv solemn
Miss HHoda Hiiiebrsnd
Tsror ard sit, duett love Divine
Tenor. Thomas Urruff
Alto. Minnie willie
Address ........ .... Herman 4 Turft
Mrr Forrest IHnkrauaer.
silver Offering
hrtreu, COZ He win Sou Tui We
Meet NErIn ... . WIfrrer
ef rrITs cHr.r
raetufe Spring Hrrrzea ...... Trese0r
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Elizabeth Collingwood. Elizabeth HUI
gus. Marie Stewart. Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa: Elizabeth Shanklin. OF Charles
ton. w. Va; Patty Sweeney. Eliza
beth Stamm. Mesdames A. A. Wheat,
Arthur Stifel.
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visiting ClevelAnd Detroit. Thousane
Islands. and other points % interest,"
Following h a copy Of the announce
ment sent out.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. n. Lace
request the honor o. your presence
a. the marriage OF their daughter
jess May.
20
Carl n. Serig
Tuesday evening. June twentieth.
nineteen hundred and twelve
six o'clock
JIG Noble street. Bellaire. Ohio
At home after July eleventh
at EOS Main street
Warwood. West Virginia.
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cotillion Club.

The popular Cotillion club. of
Wheeling, will dance tomorrow even
ing at the White Palace. al Wheeling
park. and a large crowd will be pres
ent. The floor has been placed in ex-
cellent condition by the management.
New awnings have also been placed
around the pavilion.
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5
Il chose the right thing when had between
!
at least the in the a But moderate
men
q
81 o
be
fashionable.
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Lawn Eete and Picnic.

Tomorrow evening at Hon. w. p.
Richards residence out-the-Pike. the
members OF the Second Presbyterian
church will hold a lawn fete. and a
large crowd is expected to be pres
ent. On Friday OF this week the
church will hold their annual picnic
at Maple Grove. near Mozart Park.
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ouauesne DANCING Set.

The Duquesne Dancing Set will
dance tomorrow evening at Mozart
park. The ball room has been artistic
ally decorated for the occasion, and
special car service will be maintained
by the City Railway Company.
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Lawn Fet. and F.,.iv.l

An enjoyable affair will be held
Thursday evening. June 20 at the
stone, Elm Grove. in the nature Of a
lawn fete and musical. given under
the auspices of the Good Samaritan
Biole class and the Keystone Bible
class OF the Sunday school. A musical
and literary program will be rendered
followed by the serving OF refresh
ments. A silver Offering will be TAX
en- at the door.
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mat Duslness vas aIWays good With him. and eX-
planned that this because he treated people
squarely. Il tell you" he said. he swung his
die OF rags up his broad shoulder and turned to
depart. Il dope IL just about this way: OF you
treat people good you'll succeed because they want
TO you again. and that makes business. But II
you try 10 skin them. you may win out the first time.
but you'll get yours in the end"
Now, the ragman was not expressing precept
OF ethics with foundation in real life lie probably
doesn't know what ethics lie was simply
telling what his experience ragman had taught
that the square deals pays.
One Of the most successful business I know
said to me the other day: Il never did business pri
marily for money" Knowing something about his
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wedding Announe.nsnt.

Tho announcement Of the marriage
~ Mics Jess Lace. the charming and
accomplished daughter ~ Mr. and
Mra p a. Lace Of Beraire. to Mr..
Carl 49, sorig. a prominent Young bus
inrss man ~ This city. was formally
announced on Saturday. and tho hap
py event viii occur June 90. at the
home Of tho bride in Henairc.
After Tho ceremony Tire contracting
parties viii depart Tor an extended
honeymoon aiong the Great Lake..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

THE RAGMAN
| a
ON, We
n an
the
of
he
S
OF rubbis
business
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Dinner at the Oaks.

About 80 members OF the Prudential
Insurance Company OF America. dined
at the Oaks. near Wheeling park. Sat
urday at noon. An excellent dinner
was served by Caterer Charles Kraft.
OF the resort. and several speeches
made by the members. After the din
ner the party retired TO the park where
dancing was the diversion OF the after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-10
Espanlta paneIno Set

The Espanita Dancing Set will hold
sway at the White Palace at Wheel
ing park this evening and a large
crowd is expected to be present A
special musical program has been pre-
pared and the ball room is decorated
with the club colors for the occasion.
Late cars will be furnished by the
City & Elm Grove Railway Company.
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Pupils Concert.

This evening at the Carroll Club
auditorium the pupils OF the St.
Joseph's academy will give a concert
for which very elaborate and inter
esting program has been prepared.
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Kings Daughters Lawn Fete.

What promises TO be very en-
joyable event will be the lawn fete
given Tuesday evening. at the home
of William p Hubbard. at Hubbard's
lane. under the auspices OF the Kings
Daughters OF the Second Presbyter-
ian church. The. lawn will be beauti-
fully decorated and refreshments will
be sold. The committee is composed
OF Mrs. W. W. Irwin. Miss Alma Hub
bard. Mrs Harry Simpson. Mrs. Ollie
Reed and others.
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Entertainment at Third Presbyterian

entertainment at Third Presbyterian
on Monday evening. June 10Th. at
the Third Presbyterian church. the
Flower Mission department OF the
South Wheeling W. G. T. U. will give
an entertainment. The entertain
ments given by this society are al
ways we'll attended and are very in
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were prettily decorated. Places we're
laid for: Misses Beulah Osburn, Gen
evieye Welty. Helen South, Alma
Branfass. Alice Miller. Carrie Eme-
rick, OF Pittsburgh. Pa. Helen Bib
bard, Helen Leonhart. Sophia Bran
fass. Virginia Leach. Gene Ward. Ada.
laide Weber. Mesdames: Alexander
McBain. Chas. Miller. ID. d. Bryon.
J. w. Cummins. w. B. Leach. Frank
Gaus, Sam Windsor. Harry Ruble. VIII
Cruise. Robt. Marshall.
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Y. M. c. a. NOTES

An open air vesper service will be
held at 400 o'clock. Sunday after
noon on the lawn at the home OF
Miss Hugus. ElmwoOd The service
Is planned by the Outing club Of the
Young Women's Christian Associ-
alton. Miss McClement will lead the
music. Miss Thompson will speak.
All association members and friends
are invited TO come.
on Monday evening at 500 o'clock
AZ the First Presbyterian church the
Anniversary meeting OF the associ-
alton Will be held. The SPEAKER for
the evening will he Miss Frances
Miller Of the SUNDAY party. on ac-
count Of this meeting the business
Women's Bible class will not meet
Tuesday as usual.
Bible Glasses to Meet Monday.
The leaders Of the Neighborhood
Bible classes viii meet Monday al
ternoon at 2:3O o'clock. at the y. NJ.
g. \. Mrs. ArJothnot. leader.
The business Women's Bible class
will meet at 500 o'clock Monday
evening at the First Presbyterian
church. Miss Frances Miller OF the
Sunday party will speak.
The Home Girls Bible class will
meet with Miss Nettie Young. Hub
bard Lane. Monday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock Miss Frances Miller
will speak.
Tuesday.
Tho Afternoon Business Womens
Bible class will meet at the y. W.
&. \. at $3.50 o'clock. Monday after
noon. Miss Thompson leader.
Wednesday.
The Bible class of tho study Of the
Sunday school lesson will bc held AZ
the y. ". G. A. Wednesday evening
at o 80. Rev. W. =. DysinEer. leader.
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Church Picnic.


Arrangements have .au made for
the holding ~ tho ANNUAL picnic 81
the First Baptist church of this city.
The picnic will be- held ar Crcasap's
Grove. and the steamer Liberty has
been chartered 20 take the merry
crowd to the grounds where the
festivities Will be held The date has
been set for July 4th. and a large
crowd r. expected 90 attend.
There will ne q ball game IN tho
afternoon. as the church team will
play the Mems Baraca Bible class
team. and a Eood game is expected
The church team is the leader in the
y. ". e. A. church league. and the
mems class ave trying 60 wrest
honors from 90" team. T.. Weaver
and r. Kelly Will boz the battery for
the church team. Will" Reynolds and
d. Klaus. will boz the battery for the
mems class.
The boat will leave the local
wharf az %. M. and return 90 ths
city about 80. The Fourth Of July
has been selected ln order that a
larger ATTENDING could be present
Other athletic events will be held.
Including running races. jumping and
various races Tor girls and women.
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TURKS IN MYTILENE
 SURRENRERI ID GREEKS
aneEIA1 Nurust 3SrRies.

aneclA1 Nunust 3SrSies.
 ArHEES lIcu. 2g.-AccordlrE to A dispatch rIfiVcd hITc T"1ay Lha Turkish garrison of thr LsIArd ~t Myt1Isn4 kaA surrendered to Ihe tsfe<.ER.
 II is aupune,I IIlssE aftIr lhs InAl sea battle hPtwesn lhr Turkish and Greek AuLpa the Grcrls navil reasel 8 AAlIau ra thA lAIAnd and demanded iIF cspItulAtInu. Not hSlnS in poHt1on tn Epp0se the Guna of llI6 Grssk yes sells rhS Turkish SDTutnnadcr CoI!lIlli'd Ny slvTsn ta vr Ihe 6.tss st Of Asia NlDol and will now ptUlliLtIy Dc hetd Us Il Ie1pGtIdcnuS by 3tH%rs UEGSs ls IS thcrwLaA 4riprlnrcd iu 1he pras;1 Agrk&n1@ni-
 The accounts coUIiHis from JanirII arr hy no nIesLRH au fIIrIaahla n Lhls cnuILtrS,
 It is admitted noNS Llrlr the Arny was rspuIacd rather severely hY inc I'ursciah force hUr Lne rope tH enter - tanisd that tho lOssCS ntn he made uL %hen rs- enforrmDnls IAdcI the GreC army En the rliEhbUrhStl in which the dIaasrrpua hxht elskE place.
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spseiaI Nuzaet $~vIsa.

SpaeiAI Mu1aAk $sFNIea.
 CtlNET Dec. B. Fighting nt inc noBr severe k1nt G'ttfI . Lirues ln front tI .ThnituI lTntH%$n ths 4Tauk aud Turkish ArmIeR EDth sLdfa ArH fltsIlIIhg with Askp%tstn dcfsrn1iH1A = tim and tbu rEsult 1a atill in dDh6L. lnIAeIld 1 stayiug R1IhIn the city the Tur1s have ssoT1r pUtRlds and Ihr hHf- ll. lS raging hI the Hpeu., Since thd rspulse, news of which Tss tei"- grtps1cI tU t;1n6tantHOpIe, tne Greeks ha fe AuccsCdrd in obtaining strong rainfnTla' ns~rsts and hnTs aEAIu Rress . cd Ihe warfare homG.
 IIuih EIdes arc well supplied with artillery rnl xrnall nrrnE an that the tuAlIAItIHs al-e unusually heavy. \ defeat for tha L}rreks Ihla stnle mtznt n,an EursE1t hy sne cnguILy while U defeat of the Turks will mean the .,nd pT inc ErruEgIs In hut ErnTliine7
 all drcoce ia HMXlpGaly watching th1 fight Hs rh& defsHrs tn tina var r'I IMT have TEnklGg1 in Lhr G::t:'An m'7f. cvcr HnIsa hnIr q n1oat t5idnsN LtnHlrs nrGrais tn wipt. dltt Their Enrm1rE 6y a dcturS over the anmu Gn<rny:
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SOLOMON DERBY
 HIS POSTPONED
RACE WILL NOT BE RUN UNTIL
 EIGHT rEEkTA OF JANUARY.

Aa t VI u 1ouod tnpoSslhls 10 muk' surs oi n. ,UrU than Girt1 ensTseS Eol EhA Sl.lam on nsrhy ii 1t Wsrs run or Ds.s.ember al that rHce hts bAen post Eson.d und l January IS.
 The drty 'sFa and directors oe rhf Eeuusl Gu b Iveld st nseatIns t0 ALsGuss the aubtacf and 1t was found e?7e Ry uosEuOHrnx, the race A%tE UkEs ark dsIA kHMf tswTzn.;' kHd ppsdsRG A8nr hExHs8 NAbuI3d b<s paafn Az thta nun Der would , nAzro q Kocd contest taUf'e In charEp { omdf=1 nrrHn tho Tnsrpone- n1eAt
 There vQ be several r4csE on th+ day Of tAs . EH3la carH1Vnl anuus uI' amAteur5-
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MASONIC baAce xmAa

Preparations se HS~ ccmps%so- Hs kaA- -1GasHsA- -e~ff qAeh viii take dlAcs a A B. Hall xmAs n.gnt. The tvent H ono of ths moso pleaR4nr If aIl NnmS'n fuurtipns ar6 ts looked f9r- wurn @ Wheu other occnBipnA nzSS by unnotiUeI. Tho new noor of the hal t1 deeinE16 by dH HnCGrs to bc fE;Ilc prInccpa when 1t S0EloB 10 . question of ll1e relative merits ui all the EUcrS known to EpmC dancers Every other rircRnstanGe GllI be eQunlIy woTehy v[ the occasion and Eumo wal! hNtu Il nsnet pleaaant method I spcntinH ChF,Atnnas nIxht.
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LIFE SENTENCE
 GIVEN SICkEY
FIEEn WHO MURDERED .HQfA FOUND GUILTY .4 SECOND
 oEGREE.
seseiaI NupRs4 ss~sIss.

BUFFALO, nsc. 2l.-ElckHS, Inc rflUrnIat. has hesn found guilty of mnr. der Ln lho second tlHEte< A1id will. no doubt. 6s. semtAn0ad tn fife tmpriBon- nr1I.
 The man found guilty Ia ths 0ne yyhc cunf4ssseEI .lr The TnIrdsr 1f young brys under the mOBt rrSultIuE fArn1m- ylrInnes which Included d1snzmhnr- menI of the iMp,lsA- Thu bpdY. pr 'nA oF hIs rLaina, |. boy nAEn%I 5as@ph1. WHS EIuIId recently In la 7.s.rfr Aftrr 2 search of u year. l'""'Te lhr tot1y was puEtnt rard on %hinh ul* mnr inc crime NrSi several similar 6nEA
 He gvn[eEHFtt after his CaptuTe t0 T1urIlcrI1Ys two oIhrra and atated thar Iw %As driven tD ""ch ucta ny Ar' irrssIstIIrIr. mania tJnc boy Waa LIuT- rItIrd hy ILLaI 70 Yl--H AE5r bpt nu HusuI.iIiiI Arer rcxled m htTu.
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SULzER AND BRYAN SPEAK :;
 MURPHY AND HEARST ABSENT

.iSinninhly hnEtils tO zach ether lhNt ttEy are kepT la the nQckxround an that thetr powsr tu carh6 Q disrupllus, of the parry might he Weakened
 William CutrorAn Ewing of Wash inxtnn wAa selected aA chairman of the lnRMgIFal cnmminHoh AAd the country tR regarding nirn l1daY As H nan whu will likely UGGubp :L Fhfy tfatIoh.
 President Taft waS LQAEted and hte 1rIme was received in tha Tnn9t friend iy puaalhla mo NnAr although every lMHn preaent had taken 4 lsAd!nE nhrl
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Eurnpehna wiRnussed LhR spectacle 3nd thu hnn1b caused mRpy tn rhsh nEuy so that several were trampl1d bsf1rn urdw wAB nGnln rsst1r*d.
 The desd Ls believed lu have lne7 ccTnmitted by thoFu Hhs, are roHAptr . ing for ths uvrrLIr4rw of ErltiAh rule in INGiA. Hutti* ttma AHp nthn% nut- $asea of a a1m1laF nature Esf<: Ter :
 Rted by d[saherita LrIdIlna hut 8hhs the ric,eFoynlty Of I,Grl Marley B eAssarnH 1t the NctE had been nnt1c- ed,
 Lord tT!tTdIhEe is uus Uf che tnns prominent l1ltetnl bheFa in QF;'Jt Dr1tnln and he HRH ,auQQln3gl iQ iIaG
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ALI M EAT SHIPMENTS.

Fnr Alaska ghefner drvssGd or Qllve. have 70 pAaR Lhe aaMe riEid EpVs[n' ment inspseth n as neats for lrte.s'' export All { lESshad rneats 0te m, sperted at tn tLn1< ot ElarHHtTl Ha
 again wien htppc4 Au nSt SprN
 Gor &IaEkA, W ust De rlrmlrncn' U Ce1
 tSGcsaLs uT EoM henith, by thc govern, nIeht hNt6TA bpepFv il ra1 be Icadet
 oIIrf, thA stsrs nera. The turkeys thaI inc Pacifc CN Id Storage Company Art hayjnC n speCI aI shle on. at gk and St cents ner pomr r1d, nave all ksat:n Edy ernmen tnEpRs ted aRd arc the nncs, reaeE sraT nH packed in Nome. AdV
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Special Nugget Service,
 DELHI Dec sS-Lurd HGrdlcEe. vicerOy or India, wns wounded I'nd nH atLessdant who rotIe. near his earrEA-=e Was killed hY bomb thrown RhItn inc riccruy was Unt urinG the uHpi .al In sl9tE Featerlpy According D the lNtest nccnunIs the wnun1A 1nfIM ed ID HArdInEe are most serlous lind | tHtstl rsSuIt Is not unlikely,
 Ths brmh wA+ thrown fr+n hutIsu.iup inn WAR 90 wSll 1ir-H1at3 ihkC ir -:xXEIoded Ttlh s fTlgiTE'I D: nIe cLnAe "a she vice IeHEl aarrG1g*- 10 moment a BmulL IrLhIo occurred. L1uEI : drri1R of .IhonAanGa of naIlsEE SILl
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
WILL HOIST
 GREAT DUMP
THIATY THOUSAND BUCKETS EXPEc1-En TO COME FROM
 ONE gus MARINE CLAIM.

Ban. Oaks. Faren1nEal aAu CnEey aTF, ncw working pn Q elAIm pn thE auhTnarine SaIch near Snake river ahJ WtIl tnks oul hIx 5Mnp h<tdrS spring., It is generally believed uwt thia duSnp will euntGin not lsa@ ihAN SD, ,0o0 Eluckct&
 7he dIrlnera hate bccp prOHpeGtin2 etse prolpeC5y for Arm@thItG like thrs' YeRrH nl ar* said to have Ht LhRi rrme in view Of shf rpwIHd uf th1t lahurs- ! In addition to prOSpe cl,na thsy nals Ala" been nnIkinE prrpnri tjsgIs for Tsul operations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
BRYAN NOT SPOKEN
 OF FOR CABINET

lHy5n cUuld really h''e hesn ofTcrpd and csuld have aUrSpteE .. plAE+ tl rhe ''mentiOH@d in shs cir -a"
 Y4t very ,nuny ire 4nctinsh ln lS.- ccive tbe apuGVncenrent nE meAnlnk that Bryan wlll Mot AE q. NSnfrri,et oI che c7tdG%t at alt
 The fart thai he Ahd Wtls0n Te- ulalned threa hSlux IoHeulel discus sInH lhe subject Eoes further than Eyef re shuE the great part which thr Cnmmhner will taka in the aIlmtni g. IraIIIr hA, Ihe tI4mLcrnta
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
3nseiAI kuvust aArvtes.

WAHHiNETIYE, Dec. 21-A aenea
 lion N1S psAM sprung herU by hr lIt
 ir4llucttpn of tWu rcsn'ntiOna In the AmcTLean S.~ff!y urging the pryaidrnt 10 Aecept the HAEuy.s HrAir-.', tn art. f@GAfIed aR hnf tEnF less thstn sLH Ahort tr upNEe what ik believed to bs lilS YLIl hr tne Ereht .--..IhEkty of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-23
WANT HAGUE TO
 DECIDE ON CANAL

Lhu puuulc of the euunLTH. It is 11Eo surrnlyHd ihHt LhH pTi+HlIsnt htnsslf 1s faynrnlIe tU their Introductton If hc !s npl actually the real anshUr pI itertI. TIe has nlTuady cxpr enar~i himself Aa ravnr;llle ia Ibe arbitration oe the nItcs.lnI anh thiH naturNlT lCails tn ihe 6unlidst. thRt be IH working RIh rnRn tn have hie dea1res fulhll6d.
 Irhn urhIct.t Ia certain to rANsE 3