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The Washington times., 1912-03-29

rubber overshoe, found near the boys
body, and they believe II was pulled
from the foot of the murderer during
struggle which apparently occurred
from the mute evidence OF the torn
clothing and condition OF the ground.
That the boy WAS able to put up
hard fight indicates to the police that
the murderer was not overDowerfui.
A dollar watch. which the boy car
ried, is missing, and the police believe
the murderer stole II.
The Washington times., 1912-03-29
Maximum Award $4,000.

Senator Rayner has introduced reso-
luton providing that the Court of
Claims shall investigate all cases of
personal injury or death in the destruc-
tion of the Maine. The maximum Of
awards was fixed at $1,000. and It was
provided that II claims We're not filed
In six months they should be barred.
The Washington times., 1912-03-29
COMING
. To URGE CONGRESS
. FOR GOOD ROADS
Will Appear Before House
Rules Committee
April 10.
By HARRY WARD.

Some OF the most prominent leaders
In the good roads cause will be in
Washington on April 10 to attend a
hearing before the House Rules Com
mittee on the Underwood resolution pro-
Niding for the naming of a joint COM
mittee to consider Federal participat ton
in road building. The committee thus
brought into existence would be auth
orized and directed to report to Con-
gress all Information obtained from
such investigation, together with rec
concentrations as to the advisab bility
of Congress granting national aid to
the maintenance and building of post
roads and national highways in the
United States"
Among the organizations that will be
represented at the hearing are the
American Automobile Association. Mem
phis-to-Bristol Highway Association,
Ocean-to-Ocean Highway Association,
and many State good roads associa-
tions.
George c. Diehl, chairman of the good
roads board of the three AS, will have
charge of the automobile forces at the
hearing and will be assisted by Presi-
dent Robert =. Hooper and A. G..
Batchelder, chairman of the executive
committee.
The Washington times., 1912-03-29
Parents Meet Teachers.

Emory NJ. Wilson and the mem hers
Of the faculty Of Centred High School
today meet :he parents of the high
school pupils Cor conference and the
establishment of closer relations be-
tween the hoEr" and the school. The
oay has be N set apart for this nur-
pose and members of the faculty may
he me- from 80 until ; o'clock The
idea was intuguratrd last fall and met
Nlt1 unqu lifted su"CrsS.
The Washington times., 1912-03-29
Lectured on Socialism.

More than 200 Washington Socialists
heard Miss Lena Morrow Lewis lecture
last night. on Socialists at Work"
The alleged advantages OF socialism
were pointed out by Miss Lewis. She
told of the work of the city administra-
power
The Washington times., 1912-03-29
Hunt for Automobiles.

Reports which have thus far come to
the Senate in response to the Brissow
resolution inquiring as to what Govern
ment vehicles are in the hands Of diff
ferent departments or bureaus, show
one lone bicycle i'm the possession Of the
Civil Service Commission and operated
by n messenger boy The 1nterstate
Commerce Commission has none.
The Washington times., 1912-03-29

HfOMEI is made of Eucalyptus COM
bined with other antiseptics. Breathed
through the inhaler it destroys the per-
sistent Catarrh germ.
\ complete HYOMEI outfit, including
inhaler. bottle of HTOMEI and simple
instructions for use only costs SIuO
extra bottle of HYOMEI 30 cts. Drug
gists everywhere and at James O'Don-
nell and Henry Evans For Catarrh,
coughs, colds, sOI~ throat or catarrhal
deafness II will give satisfaction, or
money back.
The Washington times., 1912-03-29

The news that New Jersey Is about TO
grant automobile reciprocity is pleasing
TO the motorists of this city. many Of
whom tour through that State durin;,
the summer months. The bill passed by
the Legislature and now before Gov
crnor Wilson for approval provides for
hfteen days free entry OF the Safe
by motorists who have fulfilled the de-
mands of the statutes of their home
States. 1t wipes cut the noxIous power
OF attorney clause of the old law, by
which the visiting motorist was Obliged
TO designate a certain State officer as
MS legal attorney TO accept service for
MIN In case of any alleged infraction of
the Jaw during his visit. The enaCtmer; {;
OF the bill will throw open New Jersey
TO touring motorists, and, according to
plans already forming, the state will
enjoy by far the largest volume OF
tourist business in its history during
the coming season. The fight for reef
procity in New Jersey has been waged
Ior several years. the Touring Club of
America having taken a prominent posi-
ton in the fight
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27
Does it pay to buy cows7

Last summer a farmer borrow
ed money from us to buy cows.
He now has an income of $4,000
a month. It does not take long
to pay off the mortgage with an
income like this. Why not bor-
row a little money and buy some
stock so that you will have a reg
ular income? We make a speci-
atty Of long time to farmers.
Write our local agent S.. w.
Smith, Eagle River, Wis, for
full particulars to day.
HARDY & RYAN, Waukesha, Wis.
advertisement
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27


Arthur Mcleod returned to
Washburn this morning.
Mrs. D. f. Riordan and son
John left this A. NJ. for Wausau
their future place of residence.
F. G. Strong wife and daugh-
ter left for Clintonville this morn
ing to visit relatives for a short
time.
The teachers Of the village
schools who are spending the VA
cation at their several homes are:
Sigma Segostrom, Rhinelander,
Anna Williams, Hammond, Ruth
Breton, Madison, olga Steig, ut
whitehall, Ruth Bradfeld, La
Crosse, Lillian Keogh, Sturgeon
Bay. All will return to resume
school work Jan. 7th which will
no doubt 5issipate the gloom
that sat present surrounding some
of our best young men.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27
THE PERSOHN COMP any

Bishop Weller came up Friday
and confirmed class of three at
the Episcopal onurch and also de-
livered very able sermon. A
smoker was given at the resi-
dence Of Fr. Hodson after the ex-
cises at the church were over at
which . most enjoyable time was
had By those il attendance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27
rhe u ,.,4 ~ III

The u - H. I'll 49,
Richards Of Minneapolis and Stew
ems Point were arrivals to spend
the Yule-tide season with Chas-
Richards and wife. They we're ac-
companied by their aunt Mrs.
JuliaI Thomas, Of Packwaukee.
Who viii spend the winter with
her sister Mrs. Richards.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27
Advertisement for Bids for
Furnlshing wood at county Jail

FURNISHING ~ oOu az county JAN.
Notice is hereby given that's sealed bids
will be received by the county board
Of supervisors Of Villas county ap to
O'Clock p. N, on the Alb day Of jan
uary, A. .. 1913, for the furnishing
Of twenty-five (25) cords Of good sound
body wood, yellow birch and maple,
Is inches long. same to be delivered
attl1e connts tail In the village Of
Eagle River, ilascounty, Wisconsin
The county board Of supervisors Of
Villas county reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
w a. Bradford, County clerk.
by Finn Lawler, deputy
[SEAL] Board Of Supervisors.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27
Enjoy the Winter Months in Cali
fornia-Tl1e lard of outdoor life and
ulaequ.lcd attractions

-1~- - = S~~ = ~~ASAA
Three daily trains to California,
the Overland Limited, the Los
Angeles Limited and the China
and Japan Mail between Chicago
and California make close connec
ton with train service from all
points on the North Western Line.
They form the most splendid and
complete trans. continental service,
and offer choice of routes going
one way and returning another,
without extra charge, Send for
booklets and information. or call
on any Ticket Agent Of the North
Western Line.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27

Local and Per-
ssOnaI Around
Town.
.AaAsso GGGEGGEGl

Eirzel left Friday on a
:,l. trip to Chicago.
l. KnobIe Of Donaldson
m Monday in town. W
l. Louis Denton Of Rummles
n town Mondy.
4. Lew Krako Of Donaldson
ID here Saturday
I'm, Luther came down from,
II 10 spend Xmas At home II
H. Carter returned Thurs
from visit at monroe.
h. A, ?. Smith returned to
raukce Monday.
|obp Eby of Phelps was an
IN River visitor Thursday.
TART Hirzel returned Wednes
from Chicago.
Inn. A. West made a business
| ia Rhinelander Wednesday.
Hans ChristofTson of Wash
n was shaking hands with old
.nds here Friday.
leo. L. 0'Connor transacted
business al Phelps several
last week and this.
ID !. Stearns and wife went
Amigo Wednesday where they
,oond the winter. ~
'Dg FrankeI Of Milwaukee Wis
|tns bis parents Mr.. and Mrs.
FHukeL
b.. R. A. Woerfel is spending
|rNmas week with relatives at
|ggeon Bay. "
ia. Garrison left Monday
,.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27
tungsten lights for sale a


|aorgm Fuller of Star Lake is
@'r Christmas guest of his
'S''er Mrs. Alfred Morgan.
'Ga benson b ad the misfortune
Tfam his ankle Wednesday
FaAs' cause, an icy side walk.
Miss Agnes Gander came over
VI Ehinelander Saturday to
aeF parents during vacation
H. Dildine and wife went TO
saukee Monday to spend
EoSmas with relatives in that
"a L@mon and family of Three
Svs returned home after spend
oOnstmas with the A. Sailor
|nib.
miss Aida Cook came up from
[laa"kee Monday to spend her
'uo0 with her parents Mr., apd
p l.. J Cook.
vi and Mrs. Ed Bradford
" up from Milwaukee Mon
\ l9r holiday visit with rela-
Pcs here.
aqQat Mcleod Of Washburn
.a ", Tuesday for a holiday Wis
MA \ his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
. Mcleod.
- @s'er Bowker who is holding
IN % JOB in the chemical plant
!, ss y was down to eat Christ
: dinner at home,
~ sa9k Beardsley went out to
ii laSe Dam the first of the
l - . relieve Lyman Hoskins
y few days.
!. ! Cream and milk for
holidays from G. B. Eaton.
Il SOL Morning delivery.
!" have some dry wood
a6 ~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-12-27
Miss Ruby Radcliffe

during the vacation.
DR.. w. O'Connor and family
of Appleton and D. E. Riordan
and wife of Wausa, spent the
week with relatives here.
Miss Ella Frederick who was
operated on last week for an acute
attack Of appendicitis is reported
well on the way to an early rez
covery.
Miss Irene Higgins who is at
tending Carroll College at Wau-
kesha. arrived Saturday to spend
her vacation with her parents in
this village.
Lawrence Keuhne who is at
tending the University at Madi-
son arrived Saturday to spend the
Xmas vacation at home.
Misses Beatrice and Flossie
Thrun are the guests of their faith
Ell K. j. Thrun and family for the
Christmas vacation.
Arthur Poisman who is work
ing in the machine shop of.tiued-
er tiles Goat Milwaukee came
home for two weeks vacation.
Jonas Radcliffe wife and child
came over from Arbor Vitae
Wednesday to eat Christmas dim
ner with relatives here.
Jas. Bolte While feeding a wood
saw tt his home tuesday mad u
small piece q Steel fly into one
eye winch required i doctors ala
70 leiii sse.
crank johnson Who is en-
ployed al the oulfney y Adams
oa. Def shop fsttnned yesterday
from i Ainas vacation spent WITH
felatlyes II lac ga rlanpeaa.
i. &. Mencloe aud family
moved tuesday lnto tneir new
nome over the news Office which
lrey have recently fitted up into
Il modern rlaf residence. ~
Miss Asther Austin who is u
at the Stale University at
Madlsoa as spending the vacation
with her parents Mi. and MisYi
A. j AusLIn. ~
Percy Morgan and Joe. Frank
81, college students III Chicago.
headed III here Saturday for the
purpose or hanging up their STOCK
Jugs ut home Christmas Eve.
oIAsAYED Pet pull dog left
none thursday, Dec l9tn.
1I4nu4e ..nd white, named Mike,
wole lesllher strap AROUND neck,
L1eM ara Slen Ior MS sale return
TO hcAlon oIilCe.
Miss I'rcOta rranAel III Law
renee LoMcSe cs.nlc noine Oatur-
day Ior Il ..callun NlslL with nef
parents MIR. and Mrs. Nd. Prank
I'll. Miss susie Frankel also arrlv
ed Tuesday from Crystal Fails,
Mich, for the same purpose.
Ed. Lacau and nephew Clyde La
Vally left W ednesday night for
Minneapolis, called there by theiI
death OF Miss Myrtle LaValiy
The Young lady was niece Of Alf.
Lacau and attended school here
few years ago.
Kobt. MaGee was down from camp
IL on Wednesday and took time
to call and renew his subscription
to the Review. Nh. MaGee who
is driving a slxidding team for the
Phelps Co., said he pulled the
ribbons over : ps.ir Of six year
olds that tip the scales y ssOe los
that have every thing in the barn
outcIassea ppa good pull :
statement those who are scqpint-
;th his skill asa teanlster 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05

reports developed regarding her mys.
ter!cus disappearance The sensation
was heightened when it turned out
tina, she had deserted her wealthy
husband and magnificent home TO be
With noble. the son OF q BrpokIyn
plumber Noble was learning the
plumbing trade. Suydam Instituted
divorce proceedings and oh aimed a de-
cree
Ihe divorced wife afjCrward mar
ried the plumbers son. The Wedding
took place ia Jersey city. lust
month ago. and the couple established
hone NJ - West Twelfth street.
whore the suicide pact terminated the
romance to-day
The bodies wpr" removed to an un.
dorigking establishment tonight. Mrs.
Bcb!e's body was trans ,rrrcd in an
elaborate casEct on which her fer
mer hsuband came 90 lay wreath
Of lilies a the valley. Mobiles body.
which was claimed by his father. was
transferred in q plain wicker caske'-
basket.
\ battery Cf flashlights. tCIched of
"y newspaper photographers just As
Mrs White stepped rom thc apart
uent to the street. accompanied the
body. 30 startling her that she
-crcamed and fell ~ q faih, II was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05
BLAMES GIRL
Pennsylvania Who Eloped Wita
Wife's Sister Would Dodge
Responsibility.

NEW YORK. Fob. I-BrGr- sslrI.
Unkempj. without Il hat and with a
three days growth OF beard upon his
face. Christopher Annica. IS years Oid.
Of IlaZriton. Pa. who. according to his
own admissions. got his hfteen-year-
old sisfCr-!n law. Ruth Russell. 10 run
away with him. was lie today with
out bail Tor tr;al "a =. icral sessions
on the charge of statute : criminal as'
sauli.
Either from lear or cold Ahnica
-hiVored b"'or" Ne" h.. lie "H-
IOuaced ,i,at h. rad SO 'dT'.i counsel
and was ready 20 proceed. BY his tes-
mOny j arp, AIRED that lac Wa anxious
10 HING Us defense "a "a combination
Of tho common Law. alleged false ar
f"st. ant by blaming tn girl for nis
troubles llc said he b"lI"v'd that
I,. had c..st CONC evil sp' y o.'r him.
Irf'rrin. 90 81 matte manner % III"
-jory 81 &uthaa. and cleopatra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05
bath TUB CASE
In COURT TODAY
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS FACE
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION
Are Charged With Conspiracy In Re-
straint Of interstste
. Commerce.

DETROIT. Mich. Feb 4-The gov
ernments criminal case against al
legged members OF the socalled bath
tub trust will come TO trial before
United states District Judge a. q. An
GEL here Tuesday, with 10 firms and
81 individuals as defendants. unless
other defendants should in the mean
time follow the example OF a. G..
Ward. OF Warren. o.. who yesterday
changed his own plea and that OF the
Hayward company from not guilty to
noile contendere.
The defendants are charged with
conspiracy in restraint OF interstate
trade under the Sherman antitrust
law. the indictments having been re
turned By the federal grand jury here
December 6. 1910.
The Defendants.
The following is the list of the de-
PENDANTS:
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing
Z. Company. OF New Jersey. which has
factories in Pittsburgh and New Brigh-
ton. Pa. and Louisville. Ky: Theodore
Ahrens. president of the company:
Francis J. Torrance. its first vice
president; T.. l.. Dawes. second vice
president. and W. \. Myler. treasurer.
Harness Manufacturing Company, OF
Mansfield. o.: lis president, G. H..
Noegele. and secretary. +. X. Barnes.
Cahill iron works. Chattanooga.
Tenn: President +. II. Caldwell and
Vice President :. ]. Mahoney.
Colwell Lead Company. of New York
which has factories at Elizabeth. y.
J.: President Jesse r. Duryea and
Secretary Bert O. Tilden.
President W. &. Winfield. of the
Hayward company. of Warren. q.
Humphreys Manufacturing Com
pany. Mansfield. q. President :. y.
Ford and Secretary Reid Carpenter.
Kerner Manufacturing Company
Lelienople. Pa. President J. A
Frauenheim and Treasurer A. NJ.
Fraucnheim.
u l.. Mo;. iron works. Trenton. y.
J.. and its secretary. Mas Goebel
McNay aud Walker Braddock. Pa. ::
President Thomas Walker and hi
rector Alex &. Walker.
McCrum d Howell company. of CON.
necticut. with factories at Uniontown,
Pa. and Norwich. Conn: President
Lloyd {. NcCrum ana Secretary II. T.
Gates.
National sanitary Manufacturing
company. Of Salem. o.: Presiden,
Frank 6. Borden and Secretary u. W
Davis.
Union Sanitary Manufacturing com
pany. OF Noblesyiile. Ind: President
l. {. Hueseman and Secretary f. V
Brigham
l. :. Sanitary Manufacturing com
l~ny. OF Monaco. Pa: President c. r
Arroit and Secretary \. n. Cline. Jr
~. Nciskittel x Son company. Bal;i
more: President \. Weiskitel
l.. Wolf Manufacturing company. OF
thicaso; Secretary Herman VI. UoaL
scher and General Manager John CIif
ford.
Wheeling Enamel Iron company of
Nh' cling. W Va: Presidenr J. f.
Wright and Secretary George ".
Franzhcim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05
MANY VIEWED THE
BIG TABERNACLE

made up. No rehearsals OF the choir
will be held until after the arrival
or Mr.. Sundays party. but the singers
VIII be given cards and assigned 10 a
certain seat on the platform. which
they will retain during the meetings.
To Provide for Children.
The nursery and rest room commit.
tee will meet Wednesday afternoon al
2:30 o'clock. This committee will
have charge of the nursery. which is
TO be located in the Chapline Street
VI. T.. church. a short distance from
the tabernacle. and persons so desir.
ing can leave their children in care OF
the committee. which will be assisted
by corps of nurses. The place will
he kept open during the meetings
and persons so desiring can rest hero
bstw"e" services.
sunday afternoon. February IL at
o'clock. meeting of the ushers will
he held az the tabernacle. AZ which
their work will be outlined. and the
mon instructed as to their work and
from which Of the fourteen entrances
they vii. work.
on Monday. the 18th. the decorating
committee will decorate the building.
and on Tue sday evening at : 80 the
choir will be seated.
Wednesday. February 1Ith. a union
prayer meeting Of all the coagreCa-
tions Interested in the revival will 10
held. and on Thursday the biz cdiGce
Will b. dedicated.
Dedicate Tabernacle.
Tbs dt dicltOry service will be- I'm
fsG1fu1tss nj l.,
b" attended BY an audience that Will
I'LL the big auditorium to overflow
ing. An interesting program of ex-
crCiscs will h. carried our IN this
connection ana Rev. l.. 6. Batman. Of
YOUNGSTOWN. o. will deliver the de
dicatC.y address.
Nov that the tabernacle Is com
plctcd with thr pOssibl" exception OF
mere piping Tor Els lights and the
wiTinS Tor th" electric lights. all in
ter, sted VIII bend their energies 10
working ~ he spiritual size or The
campaign. and this will continue un-
interrupt Idly until the meetings close
Tomorrow evening IN" district cot
'age prayer meetings VIII be held and
again ON Friday evening, and thee
will contiru" until the meetings open.
when they viii be- held every Tues
day. "Wednesday and Friday mornings
from 10 10 1880 O'Clock.
The work in all departments is
moving along very satisfactorily ann
thcs" a.. IA" head Of the movement
are we'll pleased.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Gin al
dressed a large audience OF men a.
~" Y VI. G. Is. and ~ talk was un-
usually Interesting. Ia spite Of the
cold weather tho attendance wds very
larg" and much good was accom-
plisn"d. twu yoGuE men being con
NertI.d
Mrs. GIN addressed meeting 81
young ladies az Do" Y. ". e. \. dur
ing ID" afternoon and her addr. =
was very interesting aud closely fol
lowed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05
Despite the severe Weather Conditions
Surprise Expressed at I'm
mensity Of Structure.
TABERNACLE WILL BE
DECORATED NEXT MONDAY
Mr.. Gill Addressed Large Audience
at Y. M. c. A. on Sunday
Afternoon.
THE SUNDAY PARTY.

Rev. Billy" Sunday will
close his meetings in Canton
next Sunday evening and will
then leave for his home in
Winona. where he will rest up
and leave for Wheeling the lat
ter part of the week. arriving
here Saturday. February IL.
and will conduct his first ser
vice in the tabernacle SUNDAY
morning. February *. at 1890.
The other members OF the sun
day party. composed of Rev.
l.. X. Peacock. ID. O.. Albert p.
Gill, ID. u. Ackley. ". \. Rode
haver. George VI. Sunday. Mrs.
w. y. Sunday. Mrs. Albert =.
Gill. Miss Frances Miller. Miss
Annie MacLaren. Miss Grace
SAKE and Fred X. Seibert. will
arrive in the city direct from
Canton on Monday. February
IL. and at once take up their
part of the work.
During their stay in the city
Rev. Mr.. Sunday and the mem
beers OF his party will be- quar-
tered NJ the Mcclure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05
HARMONY IN W. VA.
Wrought A5out by The Dollar Dinner"
Declare Charles =.
Tesrr

Sp.. q. - u1trl 20 two Intcl'lccrrer
WASHINGTON. -. C.. Feb e.
Charles r Teter IN speaking Of his
cardidacv FOR cougrcssman-at.laryp
tonight said. 50 FAR there Is no
Cppos! ion 20 my nomination. and I
,em confident o. nomination at cleo
ton. The Republican party OF West
virginia has buried ;actlonal differ.
onc's and Will triumph over the com.
mon cncmy Too much praise cannot
be- given thOs" VINO arranged for the
great dollar dinner D. has served
~ healer oi old wounds and sill Do
largely Instrumental 100 cn'a.luc tho
splendid victory avaif.u, tho Marry ~,
the polls .n NGv"mbrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05
EVERYBODY BUYING SHOES TODAY
AT L0CKES Big CLEANUP SALE
THg LOCKE srosss sUsv WAITING on CUSTOMERS ssE
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF ANNUAL 5AlE-ESelN
Ems GET sesr SELECTIONS.

II people
=
n
The sale TO
Extra special bargains will be
handy
enough TO find this
while
special lot of odds
in
lot marked down to $3.50 will
The Locke advertisement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05
ELOpERS KEEP
tcentiHaed c.5-. FIRST Fasc,.

tragedy tina, later when driving his
automobile ON Fifjh avenue. hc rLn
down Edward RanpOld. = matt cerr,er
t." ttOk the Injured Hsr D q hospital
leaving orders that No CV,cus" b.
spared in treating h.S iniuri",. !. W&~
SAID thlf the MA. would recover.
IN me ahseLc" az cxpiaudiC., NOT.
the ro:ive Tor She suicides VIII nc,rr
be known. The Woman We .-'il ~
the tNcuti"s. she vas r--' e tv
50; G.W JtOGt nine years r,c. and
the couple made jaC.r bon" on % MAJ
uiiic"U' estate al I,t..ro.n'. Long
Islam!
Sensational Fif encnt.
Mr. = yd1.. hcj irons ir'ciiCci
ard moved 100 90" urp"r circles al
GOc.c.y. Tlri, ia-' ft.l. s"rs .rn:i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05

several minutes before she was re-
Vived.
According 10 story told the police
bE David Serviss. superintendent OF
the apartment house building. Noble
may have attempted TO take his life
Friday night. Serviss said that the
MOBILES wer" overheard quarreling.
and al late hour that night Mrs.
Noble told the elevator operator to
summon physician. as her husband
had attempted suicide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-05
DR.. WISE LECTURE
Abraham Lincoln and the New Ameri-
eanisn." the Subject At Eoff
Street Temple Tonight.

Judging from the interest manifested.
crowded house viii greet Rabbi
stephen Wise. tn" noted Jewish orator,
or New York. when no delivers his fam
oGs l',iEr" "n Abraham Lincoln ard
;h" New AmertcaniSm,' Mt the Eoff
street Temple this evening. which Will
begin n 90 instead or Sis. in order
G." give persons the opportunity TO
attend
While hero, Hr Wise will he tie
guest uf Mt samuel Kraft. Of Woods
dale.