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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18
IcuERPo DE cAMlNos DE coNDA-
DO EN- SESSION.

IVR4 NK Z4NNN
FL cuerpo de caminos de condadc
tuvo SUI regular eli martes Ell la casa
de cortes y Arthur Seligman, presi
dente, Y Samuel Romero. se~cretario,
Sc hallaban presentes; Ell otro MEM
bro, Nicolas Montoya. de Golden, es-
|taba auseIte. I'll cuerpo esta toman-
do p~rimeramente las condolences IL
nancieras de los fondos de- calminos v
puentes de condado. P~eticiones en-
protocolo para Ell mejoramiento de los
yarios caminos icarreteros en- el con
dado fueron deferidas hasta que el
~presidente reporte d la comision de
~cafnision c~arreteros del estado en-
ciianto al estado fnanciero. En- este
mode BE lIegara d una determination
en- cuanto que trabajo podra ser he
cho este afio.
FL trabajo del puente de Galisteo
en- Galisteo Sc orden6 que fuese des-
~continuado por ahora, pendiente mas
Investigation.
Las cuentas de los ~supervisores de
caminos por 1912 fueron examinadas
" una mitad de la cantidad pedida
fue ~concedida, porque el cuerpo de ca.
minos de condado no consider6 que,
81 condado hahia recibido valor com.
pleto por Ia cantidad p~resentada.
Peticiones estan en- p~rotocolo con
ell cuerpo de caminos para meiorar Ell
no ~: < co*4o + 49, ~ x~.s-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

uo PalsE MsravIiIoso, RIeo, Wants y
Hsrincaos pSstlnado = FIoursr
o~rsndsmsnts, Pin III

III - < :. <.*5||I- | ~ Il. |IuL
ha hepupllcR Aae mexAco IN un ps''
nsrnaoso z vasto
destlneao 4 nkhFaf nne sren pafse ~
~ crecimlsnto y aeeH1fo'Aa oe *
rica eei .Norte'1 81 - oeo'afc II CAp',
tan frea as 'a po''c'a 'non'A
- q Nuevo mexico, 2 su reS'eSo ~
un yla1e z y S'uoaa - /,
~ Cap''an FornoEr I'VE = = yap'sa.
|oe Mex'co con IS op'ensI
los papeles para n ~extraaiccAon w
Andres calies: quien g. tugo oesia ~
h'seno'aF'a 81 essnoo iue att01tao
en- z 1alteb plAo otrV esS.p1'
no opssante' POGO anses Y Mft ror
notk lssAt 1uahez' NJ we WIZ
uno qe sus Econlpanefos en ~ prislon
tenla w roilo az ainero Y yud .Ss
lcalies y Hotros tres pafa nacer ~
escape 2 autorluaaes de 4Nuexo
Mexico y 4exas yah Y naceT sou0 ~
|esiuerzo Pos'pie 2 asarrar sstos
|pfolueos porque uno ~ eiios ~ oesea
mucno 81 AeAas'
tienda ~ 81 ,nterIor ccntinu6 81 a,
n,tan Fornoff ] UNI 4 n canital
"a ~ ma Sacramento ~palieroso &
e-mbaraxadors MI verdad oue W ~.
%ouiera mncbo tiempo nara hacer IL
iornada Il nasaie nara Il c,al son ~
|Iamente xa1 AZ EI Paso. III condi.
clones inouiatas 81 Il narte norte ~
M4xicn diaron ensaaia nor ii nreaen.
cia al tronas ~ III tren armada las
~c,,a1ea ma acomna8aron AZ J,,arev 4
|Ehih,,ahua v,aiaban en M casa "A
acero ar,nada Z -paracian m,v con.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18
Los MAYoRES Sc REuNEN PARA
DiscuTlR LEYEs.
Llaa Municipal de Nuevo Mexico
Abre 81 Session III ia Casa de Cor
tes con un Discourse por Il Mayor
shuIer Dc BATON.

D~eclarando que las undergraduates
son corporacjones y que deben buscal
ie~gislacion para 81 bien de toda ii co
munidad 4 modo que la "ciudad her
mosa IA ciudad por TODD u la ciudad
ntn' pueda ser una realidad en- lugar
Fde una asercion relumbrante, eli DR.
MS. ] Shuler. mayor de Ration. N. Nj.
abri0 Ell microbes la junta de la liga
municipal.
Las s%esiones estan siendo tenidas
en- "a casa de cortes de Santa Re !
son bien ~atendidas por mayores, *.
mayores, p~rocuradores de ciudad !
representatives de concilios de ciudad.
Las siguientes ciudades mandaron
Delegates 8 comunicaciones extensas
animando q la liga: Artesia. Ration,
Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Carlsbad.
Pennington, Silver City, Clayton, Go.
Wis. Alamogordo y Roswell.
Representatives. de estos lugares di.
ferentes incluyen 4 hombres promi-
nentes. Mr.. Osborn representa- 4 Ar
tesla, q Mayor Sellers Y otros dos
SO halla aqui viendo los i~ntereses de
"a Ciudad Ducal, Ell Mayor Celso To-
peg y el Anterior Mayor Sparks Wet
iaron Q Santa Fe, Frank Staplin. vi
M de Pennington, 81 Senador w. b.
Walton de Silver City, MI. Easter
wood de Clayton, oil Ingeniero de rs.
tado 4. j. Mabry de Clovis, 81 Sena.
dor de Estado Bowman de Alamoror.
40, w Al. Atkinson. Representa- 4
Roswell.
H.. "a. Rickley de Ration siryi0 como
secretario y lego numerosas cartas
y telegramas de todas parties del esta.
c~ongratulando a la liga acerca de-
81 session en- la Antigua CAPITAL en-
a cual legislation tendra que ser de.
cretada durante los s~iguientes sesen.
Ia dias.
~ DIscuRso DEL MAYOR sHu-
LER.
En- su discurso de aperture 81 Nh.
yor Shuler dijo: @Congratulo 4 esta
liga 0 tener d tantas citdades de
Nuevo Mexico Representatives aouf|
hoy Els verdad que varios lugares
ao pudieron mandar delegados aouil
en- esta vez, pero las cartas de amino
consejo que mandarcn no pueden
nenos que ser una inspiration 4 no.
'otros en-. nuestras deliberaciones.
"Mucho Sc ha dicho en- meses re-
'ienfes acerca de planes para las
audades y el ideal que cada fraeua.
lor de ciudad debe tener en- vista.
sfodos estamos q favor de una ciu-
hermosa pero tambien queremosi
ma ciudad practica Y para llevar Al
abo nuestras ideas no debemos neglI-
AZ legislation que ayude. Todos Jun.
os, Ell principal y oficiales de ciuda.
es pueden hacer mucho hacia pro.
urar La propia legislation y estoy
.onvencido que la legislation que tai
ga como Ia de nosotros pida sera
ara 10 mejor de las communicates i
nosotros representatives. fApIav.
os.) n /,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

.. Tn IVY ~ q XMM.. AI||U0IIXnM0 DnMAX
Z AZ =. AZ ~ Z IN 1o:1B d
= nach~ nscs 4 Mn estl,nada ~.
81. 1sshss nrsstor 4, pomero 1spo.
81 ~ ps~srSc Romcro emp,eado
3 -. ts,,arss xs, s-srrocarrtl 4 7. Z
VA .s,,.,sssa y. h.r sssrido NM -.
o. T1 q. vevSS 6svs rseIxnaoIon
- !; . nor I, ssrsSio AZ 6oce dias
~ tr.T. " tc.os SoSors. 6s 6n Sfaoue
r@,,,vs.,ts Il. r,,S Iua - niancis M.
g a. n,,do hailsr medIos psra Vii,
,,;sr,os
1890 u auta h,,ers sef,ora
.T~4,r-.S Y v..4a,xa tvvIxtova tanfo X n,
ss.ssc hss.s Z Y. madre b-erYnanon,
,sr,sntss 1amss nersonaa con ouie.
,,as a ersds sstsn Nv tan altamente ~.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

El microbes de la semana que en-
IRA, en- Ia iglesia de Guadalupe, 4
las . de Ia mafana. Sc celebrara mi,
pa de ocho dias por 81 alivio y des-
canso del alma de la finada. Todos
son inyitados de atender por 10 cual
ltodos los deudos quedaran muy agra
decides a "a par que extienden sus
mas sinceras gracias a todas las per
sonas que los acompaharon en- sus
tristes horas de pesar,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

YM| .M ~ Y. IMM
4pnte rel q f0rtiqo' h.coces.y pu'''
can ,Aoeflllyrey, qel oqno9ao} ~ 91o'
kinley alri1treptco' 'ygnu xonne 'oe'
mienao ccnoeuQ< p tfenquA1o le'
lseqtante qet aqoAa@ao Qea e3f a4AT
gael hecnt = ~, compeare 1ecer'ea
fadli'a' Aia s4ss q a!anqe s..aox N
Andrews 1nomAs ~ gQoney. VI go
COLON; condado AZ eocorro nepian'
az defla Fcasn 'qe1 9essum uno Anaz. IS
|una ves 4 eon1ha = z'lton' e Eve
Anson'osf 1oe um.
'gislaaor Quaen' ~ R4F'ens9 r fAVin'
Xxx seson
un emi9o ~ 3eS4Ss Ros!HS stn
'y'v'oo eQutPor n,Sses, Y y - ..ss
gone aeI1eeoEssS + 1oke es |, l1.
|noros AZ = 'o4 '1..
ps'aetr@n'1 Asvpo1 1o
WAre s1i1yer S's, \ ap.h
on represehtacion 2Pee'
komans'co nsnIa ~
r!esoa'ls,o ~ ~ ~ rssa.,s sSs e
otfo a'nAsc ee nents -, posgue ~
|AlamoRordo. condado az Otero. j.
TuIly. de GLENCOE. condado de Lin.
tambien 10 est6 Tranauilino Labadie,
al ~aparencia patriarcs. ouien viene
EGALERA CAT0RCE.
d santa ROSA. condado de Guadalu.
lie.
Otros miembros del ia c6mara SON:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

La policia en- FL Paso arrest6 q
dos hombres por reyolucion en- juego
de poca \ todayia dicen que h6 hay
juegos EN- Ell Paso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

Ell Senador Catron dice que 81 Se-
nador Fall esta ausente del senado
sobre los negocios del senado. Sien-
do ese Fl case no son los negocios de-
nadie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18
nuEvo M~ENsAJERo.

Alegres: 10 peor tiene que yenir to.
davia. Faltan cincuenta y ocho dias
mas para que la Legislature Sc pro-
rroeue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18
NoTAs vARlADAs,

Tenemos con nosotros la legislatu-
La congregation sc levantard
ahora, mientras que 81 tinado partido
republican, es llevado 4 un desliz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

~ y Nv trosrs, In Ian IIuVont U0 In CIu030.|
~ csSs ,,no da ~ "a condados dc
.srcnsv 3 I'M vsnido A Ia
!, I. csnitaI' parece muy blen ver-
te'N s~ q a~rxaax NJ nerso.
e. e CT 'ss0n n n
hcxch.a.
Ere une r's',s 's.s 49, ~ -.
pien conVusu0S av1 sN'.ss r.sc "a.
m'no pssn ~ o"'a -.s~ 1880 "a
os IT, uoS1 n, ...~ ' !. 1890 a,
lSASs ~ "a .r sr.ers.
= coss'sAs9 1s,sss ,e-r.s,.dcras
numano aunas ~ Z -'.ss $500,
NADIA mucho' o'soe " S,no
nenc'h Y sIo.uy sroa,ahs
vio q iscp1 o'en " =.
qu'en s'eno ~ S..s ~ 1880
cnlon' Y qu'sh neu1s Tv''. ,ss.,,sss
svsuI
Mil'ss NJ uttllao ~ '9s e $500
k~aerr'SoEisaes ai'ois 11 ssa,s,~
HstApA -
oor auAsh eV@a u1sta 80 AZ
elecso sah naSot nrTs.a,,
Mhllens' prese ant4 ~ "a
onvau "a o.es 80, .ssa~ s,rn..
peraiao n'nsunos ue ~ pou
rlnaa.
Otros miempros az q eamara que
fueron vlstos lueron r Z. 5uiui ~
pemins, eonaaoo oe Luna lonias .;
Guruie a. esEs AipuqueFaue onua9oS ~
bernaiiilo, quietoi Relo nlnas 1nrasn
dor; M & ue ronS sun
ner, az dNaoaaupe, al siraenl.
pro mas 1oven de va calnaIa Oh -
tnro priilante ante e.; z Sessci,
az rortaies -
una persohaiIuau asihuap =" ~
Nicnols, ae lows, conuauo ~ Ourty,
q &c quien es'a
aierta para conulcio
nes que aIec'ah 2 ~ ocaII''e''
e pQ'it'co asn. LUIS =. monsoya' ~
laos; 81 pig parecaao Ah'on'o Il
VARGAS ae VJo caiiente, onuauo "
hio Afrlpa; Su'lah iiujino' ~ ~
mayo proinineh'e uei us
mo conoado; Y :. Lucero' ue Luin'
Derton' tamDien aei cohdaoo oe nio
arrloa; con una miraoa no.aplf en ~
cara Y Manuel ue laos'
maranqo scr - m'sna ~
rieuag'
u IA II 80
.ngura noIaple ne aquena aei
flon. marcos f NJ n Is Aaca, 81 Eth 80
cefdote del progreslsmo q oraaof
s. enersico ,rapaJadof'
qu'en nizo una gran campana por ri
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

El Representative James w. Chaves
introduce FL Proyecto de ID Camara
No. /. ESQ esta bien Mr.. James, pc,
70 entire ahora y entonces FL primero
es 81 dltimo-aun en- esta edad plebe-
va Y en- esta esfera mundane.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

No hay cosa mejor que la hartno-
mia: Ia harmonic es la cosa mas her
mos sobre la TERRA y cuando es
aplicada j~uiciosamcnte, puede aun
hacerse sentir bien a un republican,
neto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-01-18

ri 81. Wilson dice que c~onsidera-
ra solamente 4 p~rogresistas para nom
bramiento. ESQ convertira a muchos
a Ia fe p~rogresista entire los netos
ouienes solamente quieren. puestos
de Mr.. Wilson,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
Snitcn nnb SdminbIndJt,
GUST. A. FREUND,
City Clerk.

metllt pernadLdiiiet fitbren inlnter
3u Sdlimnneri. 9ns 8eiieite hi lln'
mer, gleid 9r. Sings Stem Dis
coperp ou sebrauden. 2inoerllng
BON Ser eritcn Sole urrb Der Slllten
miro iid) gail5 leseit. 8. S. 8rolprr
bon Iascaoine, @lobarna, ifrelbt:
.@eine Sran mar i'm gett nit
ba~rtn1digetn Sititen, iino i'd glalls
be ~nabrboftio, tpetln es nidt rilr
Or. Sings Rep DISCOVERY eefpe-
fen pare, iie beute ni6t mebr lebell
miirbc." Sell 43 Sabren als be-
flee @ittel fir Suiien ltno er''
faItuug befanut, greis 5oc nno 81.
3ubaben in aIlen gpotbcfen aoo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

-
of q misdemeanor, and upon conyic.
ton thereof, shall be fined In any
sum moi exceeding one hundred dol
lars, and upon non-payment OF such
fine and costs, may be committed
tin such fine and costs are paid.
Section IL. This ordinances sinai
take effect and be in full force
from and after its passage and ap-
prevail,
Passed and approved, this 18th
day of June, 1913.
AUGUST WOHLT,
Chairman, Board of Aldermen.
A. B. WALKER.
Attest:
G. A. FREUND,
City Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
SeiratbsGeenien.

George Bacon, Hermann 20
Mary Byrd, owensville -.....ao
VIM. b. Hesse, St, Louis ...9
Flora linn, Benz ............Nf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

abonnirt anf Oas Sermaiirre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
POLICE COURT
Eight Sent 20 the Hiil and Three or
eered Out o. ToWn-Wat-
son Released

Elovrn h0hoos faced police court
SsTIrfay morning E'ehf gpre .ert
10 Tho hill and three acre given p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
PROMINENT
LADY DIES
MRS. Ellie BueHFiELp MeMEch.
IN euccuMBs TO LoNo
iLLkEeo,
oe.th We Not Unexpected. But PROVED
Great eheek-Was Very PremI.
nsnt and Widely known.

After an illness OF several weeku'
duration. the death Of Mrs. EiUe
Bushneld NcMechen. relict of the lats
George X. McMechen. occurred Bun.
DAY morning at 1880 o'clock a. the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. T, Reed
Mcknight. at Leatherwood Lane.
while not entirely unexpected. her de-
mise came as a severe shock TO her
large circle OF friends and relatives.
Death was due to a complication of
diseases and was superinduced by the
inhrmities OF Cd age. She had been
connned TO her ben for the past eleven
weeks. during the greater part Of that
time was in a serious condition.
Mrs. McMechen was one Of the best
ksown and highly respected women In
this entire community and her death
viii be greatly mourned by all who
knew her. She was prominent in 60
eial circles and took a very active IN
terest in philantrophic work. She
was a consistent member OF St Mat
thew's p. f. church, OF this city, and
took a deep interest in all religious
affairs.
Born In GreensburQ.
The deceased was born in Green's
burg. Pa, and before marriage was
Miss Ellie Bushfield, the daughter of
the late DR.. Samuel and Lydia Bush
field. When she was quite young her
parents moved to Pittsburgh and she
received her education in that city.
On February Z. 1856. she was married
10 the late George X. McMechen, OF
this city. On the seventh day of Feb
ruary. last year. they celebrated their
ffty-sixth wedding anniversary. and on
the second day of the following month,
March 2. 1912, the death of Mr.. Nc
Mechen occurred. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Mechen had been making their resi-
dence at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Mcknight, of Leatherwood.
The deceased is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. T. Reed Mcknight,
and a son, W. b. McMechen. OF New
York City. She was the mother of the
late Birney X. McMechen. One sister.
Mrs. Kate L. Caldwell. of Ennis. Texas,
also survives.
While arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed. services will
likely be held Tuesday afternoon.
with interment in Greenwood GENE
terry. Rev. l.. w. S. Stryker. rector
OF st. Matthews church will oficiate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
ELKINS LEADING
Postmaster snedeker. OF Weilsbura.
Says Davis Elkins Has the
Upper Hand.

Postmaster Albert Snodrker ~ Wells
burg. returned from Charleston Satur.
day and said that Hon Davis EIklns
Jed al the candidates in tho run for
United States Senator $50 said that
an the Ohio county men had Jared
well in fhe distribution of honors and
committee places % the dcIerafos.
w. e Curtis. Alvin Cummins. \. "
Anderson T. r Moore and others 81
this county will receive clrrkahIps.
Hon. Fred Faris arrived home Sat.
urday and Eaid that tho dcadI0rk in
the senate may continue INDEFINITELY.
We refused 10 Oner a prediction st ~
tho winner boo tho United states Soma.
forqhIp hght lin will return 10
Charleston to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

The brealSwater 10 be erected AZ tho
outer harbor Of Victoria is 70 be 1000
feet long. 20 extend from ogden Point
into IS or 81 feet % water. and have
foundation of riprap. surmountsi
ny concrete wall. protected IN IN.
Fedward eide by Concrefs blocks D.
is estimated tina az least H.. mn
yards n riTap will be- REQUIRED 4
concrete wall IL ~ he built tho fun
l'nEth ~ tho hreakwater and thor Il
70 be lighthouse AZ ths farthest md
,f same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

and made 10 comply with the Al.
tricts from which the commissioner,
are elected from. namely. counfrv
above the creek and boloe the creek
This would lessen the number ~ ius
uces and constahles IN the county 70
-N ne matter was considered By
inc members present but no action
was taken on The subject -tcharfrff
vas taken and the subject viii agaia
be considered az the next meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
BOLD ROBBERY
Occurred Saturday Evening When
IhIef Scratched Money From
Mans Hand.

saturday evening. 90 The corner 81
Market and TvsIffh streets a sfran
Frr touched Samuel kettlor ~ MI
air Wh''inr 'r.ck. for 80 and Some
small chang. = report wae nof mai.
.n tho police until two hours af..r
n" rnnnnrt p'furr .. and thcv 80
once rut dffrrtitrH rn tho trail. h..
n" Farn of him could he found. Ksf-
I'r Is Hn fmrle.c or the snuIfrrv
Manufacturing fufrrHn. ~ Fim
''fr- f. and dssrrInrd tho man az b..
ng m.Ht' .IzrI Young. wore "a darg
eYIf rght hs' and Com shoes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

chance 10 get out Of town. Judge
Hundt. before sending the men 10 the
NIL. gave them "A lecture on laziness
Jack Watson. charged with farmland.
ling and drunkenness. was dismissed
with suspended sentence OF 20 DAYS
hanging over his head
There was no evening session John
Doe and Foil SpeidcI were arrested
Saturday on the charge OF drunken.
hess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

rualI iIars hats ~ rreifshre have
-ihs.s Hlgrette rising ~ from e daz-
lua stone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
PANSY FLOUR

Nothing like 10 for Pastry, Cake
and Biscuit IN 5-pound packages
az 2Jc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

referred the matter o. Justices o. the
peace reported that they had held a
conference with the county commits
sioners regarding the reduction of The
number Of Justices in the county. The
committed reported that NJ present
there 10 maeistorial districts with
Two Justices 81 the peace and two
constabies in each district and pro
posed that the magisteriat districts
De lessened TO three in the county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
SOCIAL CENTER
Work 20 start Wsdnssday Evsnina
% TINS Wseb-Prof. Citizens Sc
iectsd - Director.

WIN fhr tentative program FOR fhe
month "i January arranged. The a0c1I
center work iu Wheeling VIII DO bod.
HuEIrHtrd WcGrfadav evening in .ha
mon school. and great preuarntisn =
nave been made Tor tho event ~, z
~ D. Githcns principal ~ Union
PC h'nl. has boon elected ~ director
Hrd WII have charge a. tho new
W0f ement Misses oral Dickens. ~
Jiollaife. and Julia MYERS. ~ the fef.
ana. have been named ~ his assist
ants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
GIRL MAY DIE
FROM SHOOTING
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT OCCURS
SATURDAY NEAR MOUNDSVIIlE.
Boy Accidentally Shoots Sister and
She Is Now in Hospital and
May Not Recover.

Miss Mary Flanagan. aged l6
years. was accidently shot by her
l4-year-old brother. Fred. last Satur-
day. after o'clock. at the family
home at Fairview. about three and
one-half miles east OF Moundsville.
and is lying at the Reynolds Me
mortal hospital at Glendale in a criti-
cal condition and little hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery.
The two children were left alone at
the home while the parents went
shopping at Moundsville. and. follow.
Ing the noon hour meal the young lad
who owns "A l2-gauEe single barrel
rife. which was loaded. started out
the door TO shoot at a mark. The
girl vas sitting in the room reading
ana as the boy opened the door to 40
out the gun struck tho door and went
on. striking her in the left arm and
entering the abdomen. tearing open A
good sized hole.
Taken to Hospital
She fell from the chair and the
young lad. frightened badly. ran out
into the yard and called the neigh.
DOTS. Word was sent 20 Moundsviile
lot the parents 10 hurry home and
bring physician. Upon their arri.
val she was taken 10 the Glendale
nor pital. where an examination was
held with the above result
no shooting Was purely accidental
anu The Young lad. when asked sbor,
me anair. iaints and cannot stand "A
YAK about the matter At late bour
last evening word from the hospit Il
stated That she Was resting AS good
as could be expected. but little homo
arc entertained for hcr recovery m
.au.'y ls overcome with GRIEF as a
result Of the shooting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
SMOKED FISH

Fresh Sturgeon - Herring .
kiclcr STrats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
FRESH MUSHROOMS

Cucumhcrs Cuba Tomatoes
Green Beans Head Lcttucc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
CORN AND TOMATOES

No. ? Can Just the thing for
Vegetable Soup l0c a can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
GOT RELIEF m Two DAYS
Quick Work Of Bears Ezuui-
sion.
l. H. Flick Had q Bad Couah.
No Appetite, and Felt of
No Account.

John D. Bear. Elkton. Va.
Dear sir:-In the winter Of 1903
l had very severe cough. no apps-
tite. pains through my back ana lunEs
and felt weak and Of no account
Bears Emulsion was recommended to
me by friend and I got q bottle ana
after the first two days felt IKE my.
self again and never had anything
to help me like It did. Last year
Qsos) my wife began to complain
as did. So without waiting for
anything got another bottle OF your
Emulsion and although she took Il
very irregularly she began to improve
at once. There is nothing better for
rundown system and cough.
Yours very respectfully.
Lee II. Flick.
Don't you expect to do something
for that long stancng cough? Don't
you expect to get something to build
up your system? Bears Emulsion
gives relief and benefits the whole sys.
TEN. Get Bears because IL is not
hard on the stomach and has proven
to be the best.
Sold by McLain's Drug Store. Cor.
18th and Market SITS. adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-06
NATIONAL AID7FOR
BUILDING ROADWAYS
Congress in Detroit VIII Attempt Also
to Have States Draft Uniform
Road Building Laws

For the third American road con-
gress, which viii be in session at De-
troit during sthe week Of September
29th. so governors have already named
their delegates
The congress will endeavor to agree
upon a policy Of national aid which.
with the united support Of the good
roads workers throughout the coun-
try viii be submitted to the congress
of the United States
Steps will be taken at the session on
state road legislation to cOdify and
simplify existing state road laws At
present most of the states are 1abOrinS
under a weight of antiquated and con-
Trajectory road laws, and 1t is plain
that the commission viii recommend
simple. clearcut and uniform road laws
as a substitute for the mass OF useless
existing road legislation
Maintenance Of roads VIII be dis
cussed from every standpoint during
the sessions held by the American
Highway association, the parent or
ganizatiOn in the congress, and the
engineers viii endeavOr to determine
among themselves upon the steps
which should be taken in the several
states to insure adequate maintenance