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The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
rshiip to Cross
 Atlantic

Crossing the Atlantic by airship is now only Q matter of very short time, according to a group of Ger man capitalists, which recently formed q company to exploit, as a means Of long-distance travelling, a new type of dirigible balloon devised by Herr Borner, well.lmown German engin- ger, which is proudly called the aer- ial ocean cruiser.
 Plans for the realization of this scheme are now well under way, and have already advanced to the point oi choosing the site of hangar on the European side of the Atlantic, the exact location of which, however, is kept secret for the moment
 In the near future New York will be visited by Ernest Gunther Hensel, the representative of the company. who was in Paris this week, with the ob- iect of ascertaining where would be the most suitable landing place for aerial cruisers bringing their load Of passengers from Europe.
 The inventor, and those backing him, assert thsc ,ot only win the new balloon carry mo . than three hun dred persons, and ma,e the lC00.mila journey in two and one.half days, but they also maintain thlt safety and comfort will be the chief features of the Journey
 The specifications of the new dirig- 'ble haze already been drawn up in thirty.six different sizes for various purposes. The type destined for transatlantic passage will be con- etmcted i5 navigate on the water, fl necessary, as well as to Hy. It will have a loneth Of about 800 meters Cor about 975 feet by thirty meters wide, and fitted with thirty-four benzine mo. tors, seventeen on each side, on an entirely new system, capable of de- vei6ping more than 5000 horsepower The airshlp will have It's own power for rising or descending, which will permit the doing away with ballast and take no account of loss of gas.
 The average speed is estimated at 67 miles ar hour The airship will have a l;ftmg force Of 21O tons, which will enable it to carry DTS passengers with crew of 1O2. The total cost
 s calculated at $565.OOO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
PROSPERITY
 PREDICTED

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Dec. 2l. - President Taft in a speech heer while earouts to Panama, congratulated the South on Che election of Democrat. ic president and he predicted nation wide prosporid under the new admin istration
 The President was extremely felic- itous in his remarks, and he was giv- en an enthusiastic reception; and there were rousing cheers when he predicted successful administration under the direction of President Wn- son.
 During his short stop here many prominent people who makeup the winter colony, called upon him in his private car.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
SENTENCE PASSED
 ON REGENT CONVICTIONS,

Judge Oyerfield handed out a few Christmas presents this afternoon. Chas. Swain, R. Baker, A. Bedwel, w Coffey, II. Weber, Walter Bridson, s. Carlson, each received an eight months sentence in the federal jail. George Card and Henry Smith each received a sentence of one year in the same place, all for the crime of giving liquor to Indians.
 The following were sentenced to McNeirs island penitentiary: Chas. Philipps,, Is months. Paul Bohn, two years; T, Lucero, one year; J. Rodri, ouez. one year, and Lewis Henderson, one year; all for selling liquor to h. dians. p. l.. Young drew two years for robbery,
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
VICTORY FOR
 THE INDIANS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The In. dian freedmen of the Cherokee nation, Oklahoma, to the number of five thousand have scored a victory in the suit which was brought in the Su- preme Court of the district of Co. lumiba to determine their right to participate in the distribution of the Cherokee land funds of Oklahoma.
 Their right to a share of the funds has been sustained by Judge Ander. son of the District of Columbia su- preme Court. The case has attract ed wide attention and has been before the court for some years.
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STOLE MONEY
 AND CONFESSED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-Rob. ert Forsyth and Wallace I. Poland pleaded guilty yesterday to charge
 ot embedding eighty-four thousand dollars from the International liar. ysster Company. They have not been sentenced.
 Forsyth was a former chief engin. ger Of construction of the battleship Oregon which was built by the Union Iron Workg, of San Francisco, and Poland was the Pacific Coast repre-. sentative of the Harvester Company. The money is said to have been lost through stock speculation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
Wilson Is
 Not In a
 Big Hurry

TRENTON. N J., Dec. 21.- The Cabinet makers and the place-seek- CTS under the next administration. have resumed their activities with the return ofPresident .lect Wilson from Bermuda.
 Mr. Wilson has aatly declined to discuss Cabinet appointments, except in a general way. In an interview to. day he said he was not likely to make a single assignment of importance m- til March n, next.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

LONDON, Dec 2l,-Wlth the Bal kan war peace pienipotentiaries in daily conference trying to reach a basis for the restoration of peace, the situation at large does not seem to be improving. Tbe action of Greece in continuing hostilities against Tur- key adds to an already badly com plicated situation,
 While Turkey is prepared to make important concessions to the victor ious allies the Daily Telegraph today declares that itNhas unimpeachable information to the effect that Turkey has resolved to retain Adrianople or continue the war. On the the other
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
CITY COUNCIL
 MEETS AND TALKS

The City Council met in regular session last night and disposed of the regular routine business including the payment of a large batch of bills.
 No new business originated. Tine matter Of reaching an understanding with Gov. Clark over an ncomplcted roadway received some attention.
 For the most part the evening was given over to the discussion of Q proposed dockage contract
 The fire committee was ordered to provide new hose for the hydrant at Fifth and Kennedy streets.
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MEWCANS MUST STOP OUIRAGES
TURKEY WILL NOT
 GIVE UP ADRIANOPLE

hand the Balkan States are united in the demand that Adrianople be sur rendered.
 It has always been conceded that the matter of disposing of Adrianople would be one of the most delicate questions to be handled and the hope was held htat settlement would be roached on lthe basis that that stronghold would be dismantled and remain in the possession of the Turks. But Turkeys demand has now upset that hope.
 Matters relating to Macedonia have formed the subject Of protracted dis cusslons in the conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
PARDON
 TO WAPPENSTEIN

OLYMPIA, Wash. Dec. 21.-Goyer. nor M. F. Hay has announced that he has denied the application of Charles w. Wappenstein for a par don.
 Wappenstein began serving a term of seven years in the state peniten- tiary, on conviction Of receiving brlbes while chief of police of se- attle.
 It was stated that Wappenstein had received the promise of a speedy par don on condition that he remain mute as to number of "higher,up" Seat tie citizens, who participated with him in the graft extorted from gamblers and denizens of the underworld
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
FUCKER GOES
 ON MISSION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Repre- A. W. Fucker, of Colorado. who has the endorsement of William Jennings Bryan, and the Colorado del. egation for Minister to Cuba left for the island republic today to look over the situation. Mir. Fucker will re- main in Cuba until the beginning of January.
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Wilson Will Consult
 Democratic Leaders

be pursued by the incoming admins tratlon will be undoubtedly discussed, and especially tariff legislation. It is generally believed that some of the men called to the conferenc will be in the next Cabinet These are Hoke Smith. of Georgia, who was Secre- tary of the Interior. in Clevelands second administration for short time. and Senator Gore, of Oklahoma, who is said to be slated for Attor- uey.General in the Wilson Cabinet.
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CANAL TOLLS
 CAUSE SENSATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-A reso- lution offered by Everett Wheeler, of New York, urging President Taft to accept arbitration by the Hague Peace Tribunal of the dispute between the United States and Great Britain over Panama canal tolls. created sensation today at the opening session of the American Geographical soci. ety.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
PACKED JURY
 SAYS HALL

PORTLAND, ore. Dec. 21.-John Hall, 9 former district attorney who has just received a pardon from Pres ilel raft after serving several years
 0 he ztate panitentiary on n conyic- uor oi conspiracy to fence public lands, has broken an eight years si- Ieae, os to his conviction. Hall al- E A. Ea vas the victim Of a 9as.cd jury selected by Detective William J. Burns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
ATTRACTIVE CALENDAR

The Daily Empire is in receipt of a beautiful and artistic calendar for 1913. presented with the compliments of the First National Bank of Juneau. The calendar bears a genuine water color and bears the inscription
 Best wishes for 1913. May you accomplish what you attempt-enjoy what you have-and find nothing to regret"
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The re- peated outrages perpetrated upon American citizens residing in Mexico will result in the preparation of a rote by the Department of State which will be presented to the Mexican am bassador here for transmission to his government early in January.
 The United States government will demand that ample protection be giv-
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TRENTON, x. J.. Dec. 2l. - Pres ideutelect Woodrow Wilson, it was stated today, expects to have a con, ference before the New Year with Senators Hoke Smith, Of Georgia, Clarke. Of Arkansas; O'Gormm, of New York. Gore. Of Oklahoma; Rep reseutari,e Underwood, Of Alabama, and other Democratic leaders.
 The object Of the conference has not been stated. bu, the policies Co
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
CHICAGO JEwELER
 FOUND MURDERED

CHICAGO, Dec, 2O-J. H. Logue, q La Sale street diamond dealer was found murdered in his office today. Robbery was the probable motive.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-The police to- day say that revenge was the mo- tive for the murder of Logue, who was found bound and gagged with seventeen knife wounds in his body
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GOVERNMENT SUES
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC

LOS ANGELES, Calif, Dec. 21.- United States government has brought suit against the Southern Pa cific railroad, which involves the ri- tie to mineral.bearing lands in Fres- no County, valued at $25O,OOO,OOO.
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STEAMER eEoRGIA's
 INCOMING LIST,

The Georgia arrived from Sitka and way ports at 6 o'clock last night bringing the following passengers: rom Sitka-W c. Mcdonald, J. w.. Moorhead. Wm. SeminoG, J. H Hart. sock, Ben Dalzelle; from HoonaE- % Mrs. Kane, Miss Rose Kane,; from Tenakee-C. J. Gillian, F. Johnson, P. Martin; from Peril straits--J. F. Reedi; from Gypsum-Mike German, Alex McAuley, John Jeyich, John Ca. rey.
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STEAMERS SAIL
 FOR THIS PORT.

SEATTLE, Dec. 21. - Steamers Dolphin and Northwestern will sail for Juneau tonight, with nine first cabin passengers on the Northwestern as follows: Miss L. Markham, Mrs. NJ. Blair, Mrs. M. A. Leibers, Ike Sow erby, G. W. Reynolds and wife, l.. A. Hertogas, Robt. Craig, W. Vim, E. A. Zachell, w, Nightingale, R. A. Gwinn, Fl. Pellsner, w. Kiriman, H. Panun- sen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
Strong Protest to be
 Sent to MexiCans

en to Americans in the neighboring republic.
 Senator William J. Stone, of Mis- souri, chairman of the Senate Com mittee on foreign relations issued q statement last night in which he ex- presses the opinion that the Taft ad- ministration should leave the Mexi- can situation to Wilson's admins, tratlon
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
COURT NEWS.

Anthony Kelly, who went to trial this morning, was convicted before jury was out 15 minutes.
 Irene Taylor was arraigned this afternoon. Attorney Cheney inter- posed a demurrer to the indictment.
 A special venlre of IS has been or dered for the new trial of Al Lund- gren.
 Jimmy James and Jake Williams did not receive sentence today-Jake was sober
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21
HIGH GRADE CANDIES.

The Curacao brought me fresh lot of Augustine & Kyer's Queen Vic. toria" and McDonald's 400" choco- lates
 These are the highest grade can dies ever offered for sale in Juneau, and if you want the best, have 1t.
 J. E, BARRAGAR,
 Post Office Store.
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vom GET NEW IDEAS

as you look through my holiday stock It is practical demonstration of pos sibulues in gathering under one roof nearly everything to make people happy at Christmas tine.
 Y. Valentines Jewelry Store, Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

The Mariposa leaves tonight on a special trip arriving at Juneau the day before Christmas The princi- pal part of her cargo is cut flowers for the Winter & Pond Store. *''
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

1T quantity and quality are what you want: you should see Valentines cut glass before making your purchases. Many new and beautiful designs are displayed, not heretofore seen in Alaska 'a
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the oddfellows Building and Improvement Company will be held at the office of J. w. Doran in the city of Juneau, Alaska. on De- cember 27, 1912.
 EDWARD WEBSTER,
 Secretary.
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Christmas aowers-carnation, holly, violets, chrysanthemums-at the Win ter & Pond Store. Place your order now t.t.
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Comfort for Job.

Job was recomting his troubles
 "At least, l never had to run for Governor on Republican ticket in a Democratic year." he cried
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no Juneau patrons:

To Juneau patrons;
 I wish t7 announce 'hot ] on qH pared to a'ee nrorpt a-d efic. '1 soruoo i delivering. coal lou-a rre'e' to gc etc.
 trLNHy McE.tNNt8 9RANsFES rrrre o-s 5.7 or 55 ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

A complete line of tobacco jars and pipe racks at BURFoRDs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

SPECIAL SALE on all CURIos un- til January first, at W. H. CASE.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

Ladies wishing to make a selec- tiou of pipe or box of cigars for Christmas presents may phone their wants in to BURFoRD's and depend on prompt and efficient service.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

HOLLYWOOD ART PRINTS. latest styles in PICTURE MoULDINGs, FRAMES, made-to-order at w. H. CASE.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

The Japan current has caused a 2Oqs discount on all Ladies FURs until January 1st. at w. H. CASE
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

For Sale. A s125.OO National cash register good as new, for sale, cheap. See Denny Orfanos, Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

rUIED Oak hcusehold furniture for eo 'neu'ra Emgire office. At
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

Tt- red-- l'oe of si's and ~at lt GOT DsEHITS.
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Chinawars makes a suitable Christ mas present, and is most useful. Cups and saucers, bread and butter plates, sugar and cream pitchers, steins, Jap. auese and home decorations. I. J. Sharicks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

Gov. Walter E. Clark yesterday ap- pointed Steve Ragan, of Haines, Alas ka, a notary public in and for the district of Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

Chill concarne served every night at Lockie McKinnona on Second avenue. U
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

Hot chii beans all the time at Lockie McKinnou's Mayhower. tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

Mrs. M. Olson will leave on the next Georgia for Warm Springs to stay two months.
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For "his" Christmas present a box of cigars from BURFoRD's
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

l.. c. Cherry, wharfinger at the City dock, has resigned to accept the position of cashier at the Jualin mine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

See the new Gold Belt City spoon, designed by Winter & Pond. t,f.
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Finest line of Calabash pipes in Alaska at BURFORD'S
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

New smyrna figs and Tard dates at GoLDsTETNs. "t"
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New sugared figs, Dromadory dates, and maple sugar at the Sanitary Gro cery. tf.
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Now is the time to buy holly at GOLDSTEIN'S. '"
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QUICK FIRE
 INSURANCE RETURNS

Mrs. J. B. Denny was today paid by Sowerby & Bell, the loss sustained on furniture damaged by fire on Dec. 3. last.
 TO LET-Two furnished rooms, with hath. InCwr Osborne House, 4S Franklin street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1912-12-21

French cluster raisins, candied and pressed ginger at the Sanitary Gro cery. t.f.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08

guests of relatives during the winter.
They We're attended as far rs Harness
vile by John Colvig. who will return
today
Irwin Mckelvey and children were
the recent guests of friends IN ST
Clairsville.
were among the guests at the Nc\'
Years hall given by the Ten k:Vck
Club of Sistersville in the Thistle hall
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Dancer. of th:s
city. have returned home after being
the guests of Mrs. ". +. smith. &.
Warrington. over New Years
Miss Mary Hanlon. of SistersviIle.
who is "A student AT 50. Mary's. 60
lumbus. pesse through the city yes
terday for that CITY. after spending n
couple of weeks with relatives al her
home town.
Abe Fischer. of SistersvilIe. passed
through the ct'y Yesterday. on route
20 his former home AZ Bradford. Pa.
a short time
Paul PLANK. Wheeling Terminal tel
esraph operator. who has been spend
lux 'H' pdS' " NudNS FlSninS III 10
umbuS. o. viii return home MONDAY
= y. Baker. Of Sistersville. arrived
here Saturday and will remain for "A
short time visiting
Albert VI Schenk. of the Packer
MOTOR Car Co. left the city Sunday
for New York. where he VIII rerNain
during the week attending the annual
automobile show
lanes johnson. conductor on the
Wheeling Terminal. who has been on
for several days because OF illness. Is
reported much improved and Will be
able 20 return soon.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Stahl. OF North
Huron street. left the city Sunday for
NJ Clemens. Mich. where they viii
remain for three weeks or a month
for the benefit 81 their health.
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BREAKS A COLD In
JUST A few HOURS
p-e.es osi,ine % s---r effective
= t-e Gre 80 . severe
Gee CO tee Crieo<

Ns'hing $50 fta' soa car tas- -!
tr~AA Nour c1ld 80 .nd xrtpp- -
promptly a. do. ~ Pap~s Colo
compound ever 90 hour un'il three
consecutive doses are ,aken
III" most miserable headaches. dull
ness. head and nOse stuffed up fever.
ishness Sneezing. running - the nose
Sor" throat. mucous catarrhal dis
charges. sor.n-ss. stiffness. rneuma-
'ism painr and other distress begin
10 leave after .he very first dose
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledE. that
there L. mo- other medicine made any
where else In the world. which Will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
a. promptly and Without any other as
sistance OF had after-effects az %
cent package OF Pape's Cold Com
pound. which any druggist in the
world can supply.
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HOLDS BANNER
WEDDING RECORD
NORTH END MARRIAGES DURING
THE PAST DECADE.
Interesting Communication Received
by the eeneer-LoeaI
Soicety Notes.

What is claimed TO be- the banner
wedding record of Wheeling is that
which has resulted on North Main
street during IN" past ten years ac-
cordinR To "A we'll known resident. who
mas favored the intelligeucer with a
Hist naming part Of forty-seyen couples
VINO have been welded or Were former
residents of that 'horoughfare. In
ms list ther" appear th,. names of
quit" number ~ people who have.
been prominent in m" social life of
The city in IN" past. while others are
s'ill well known throughout the city
There ar" 0lhar sections Of tho CITY
which no doubt can also furnish good
records. but u is doubtful If there Is
one short section Of street in Wheel
ING that can equal rhe record herewith
gwen. Tn" names of most OF the
PARTIES 10 the various weddings are as
follows
Morgan pt- Hart. rieIen '.ldOsi
" l,nns.t tiynu. Isthel caldwell
w : Fu.tpn. Martha clark.
Morgan CLARKE. Nina p-Iv..r
san I"l Harper. LINT. Vance
william Nar %. Marta N.ni.i
=, l,sri' clark" iitz'"tt. Hano1e
:, ll, Eugene u.id-oth. IIr. MARY T.
John ). Co"re-. blanche NJ Baird
y. Hr Thompson. Marian Gordon
it"'"r' h--i"'. Fanny Wh-a-
IfsnN Nh..f
robert filZi"tr. Ann 'r.rrutrS
100 " ~'l'"i Eu'il- I'uiltrk
Maui" " fi."". Flora s>'ifaf
fiarrt 80" Elizabeth ~t4.af
.Nrtrsr Sfif.' Adelaide F'Arr.4
lt".r' NJ :: -" p. r.. El-sr.T Bri
Ar4r~v = Ware Ella Wallace
lara Nsi.a.s
carries Lamb. Flora Wilson
L"rn ~'."l". i'lis" Lamb
f-ruk N.i
Ann \.l
WI = w"~'zfe-Ser. Ro~" I.ukens
TO- " Ert' Na-. N...'
Ai"N 9; .u.i.~
- . Tra T1 .. TaLgr
N'u Nrt-hf. E.~~ie BIfIl.,
WtITan 10 Quay. M'rra-.t Class
Gibson tliiv'i. Eleanor Glass
I',' ~1H.'r tf's H"~ts he
-rf. Ii.rF i;rn"4r "r.
~tff.1.I Trrc.r' Ma stanton
l.-H stanton NtI... fttf.hrt4'
Tlllr ~H.'re.. Sell 'r1cka-d
>.-rr.. r.. -. ,;.rfrYd. fio..a,.
-r-' Williams Helen ffufts-l
r't.. 81. i.tI-. ~. E...ar'
Rose Heir.f
Use ft.'ft..
core i-u.-H. H"-
81 fI- '.,rI..'. r.t'
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A VEST POCKET
SAFEGUARD
AGAINST COUGHS AND COLDS.

knarrs Pink Chips quickly stop A
cough and drive q cold out OF the
system. hter exposure TO drafts
ana dampn"ss one Of these harmless
little waters viii ward Off cold.
ihey quickly relieve throat irritation
and bronchial troubles
Can be carried IN the pocket, are
easy to take. and they do the work.
Try them. PC "A package al all drug
Risis. or sent direct upon receipt of
price. 6. W. Knarr Company. Wheel.
ing. " Va
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STATE DEATHS
Malone Funeral

Sp"ria' pisrat.n g" 60. iut-ili-.nce-
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Jan. ION sun
nav afternoon. 81 Catawba. was held
the funeral Oi the late VI VI Malone.
Who died Friday morning following
an Illness 81 stomach trouble. Mr.
Malone was q pioneer resident OF This
section and his death caused deep
regret tu a host ~ friends The scrv-
ices V"rc largely attended
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morning. He is a carpenter ny oc-
cupatIon. \ physician who attended
the family stated last evening that
II Mrs. Lutz had not risen when she
did that in q very short while the
entire family would have been as
phvXiated. The family retired shortly
after IL O'Clock Saturday night.
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Mother Goose Dance.

Another 81 the delightful subscrip-
ton dances - 20 DE given by the Fix.
az their cum rooms on Fifteenth
street on "Wednesday evening. --f.-
ihalr Will l." in the nature Of Moth
"r Goose dance. and the characters in
inc book viii be- represented By the
costumes of those attending. The hall
vii also he decorated to suit the oc-
CASTOR and Will represent fairyland
scene. Meister's orchestra Will play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-08

The Kahn club of tho South side
nave Issued TWO hundred invitqtio1s
Tor 90 privaf" dancing parry 10 be
given At the Carroll Cluh 81 Wed.
nesday evening. January q The
Elks' orchestra will furnish the mu sic
for IN" occasion. Several new dances
viii b" introduced
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Band Concerf

on Tuesday evening jha Glennoya
hdrd VIII entertain with concert at
''l"nnova hall. IN North Warwood ~
rms Is ne first affair Of The season 20
b" given by this band. The concert
VII probably be attended BY a Iarse
number