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Greet ...... 300
q. 5. Gbriitenien, Weola.. 800
Z. 6. Reterien, Ieola... 800
@uoife Sepien, @eiton -. 800
g Glouien, WeIton ....... 300
elias grifien' Neola -. 800
Sohn Teterfen ,Neola 300
Sobn Mooiion Meiton -. 500
GarI Senien, WeIton ...... 900
&. Gbriitianien, 5onnp Greet 300
q. 3. Maoien, 8eiton.. =. 100
Sans Senien' MeoIa.. 49,. 1000
aarl Magnusien, Weiton.. 800
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
KILLS WIFE OF TWO MONTHS
Wilmington Man Then Attempts Sui
eide With Dose of Poison.

Wilmington, n. G.. Nov. If. w.
Beaman, aged tifty-cicht years, u
well-inown white man Of Winning
ton, yesterday afternoon shot and
killed his wife Of two months and
then attempted suicide. The tragedy
occurred on the Castle Haync Road,
a much trcquented highway leading
out of Wilmington, in plain view OF
scores Of pAssersby. Beaman and MS
wife became eStrangcd shortly after
their marriage: but yesterday he
sought a reconciliation, and induced
his wife to take ride with him. AT
4 point not far from the city ne OBJ
tanned IL Winchester rifle. he had ev-
idently hi1lden for the purpose, and
shot his wife twice, killing her III
stantly. He then plunged into the
nearby woods and took stlychnlne.
He was soon captured, being found
unconscious. and was taken to hos
pital. He is expected TO live.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
uUCCE., G. IS Is TERROR.
Stick ln Their Home Nights. as if H.
Quarantine.

phocmixville, Pa, Nov. l1.---EH"rtS
pr the police force to apprehend an
active Jack the Euggcls who has
been tcrrorizing feminine residents OF
!, portion Of the borough for a week,
have failed utterly, and women living
Egithia the territory which have WIT
messed his activities are remaining
indoors at nights. as if they were
quarantinod.
The remarkable feature Of TINS
|,uagcr's activities is that he uSia'ly
swings out from 81 stout branch of an
tree and drops to the
sidewalk before his feminine victim,
who is so aStoniShcd that she usually
falls to cry out until after she mas
been vigorously embraced anu the
athletic hugger is running away
4 girl who had been Rugged ny
him reached home, then tainted, and
$ confined to her bed. IF the hugger
s captured he will be roughly hand
led.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
VIRGINIA METHoDIsTs.
Session of Conference Will be-
Held in Portsmouth.


Uanv'iie, va NV -,
[tinla Methodists mad q u"uDiei
'e$Sion SATURDAY ana .1"'' q on
':'o "el"ck N .he eV' .na n,os,
lhls morning WIN Two VI n,,t w." nr
spirited anu '':'e d;nn and nm
NE cht'fe H'''
ictcriI'''e"' :,
Al'e' TN CO ra,,..L ,ol,op and
'iouhccu an" -" 49,: ,t;, Mon.
'eaie" "'t,'o"' 49, sovon clerical
iay' 'n'E !"''s % 80" .nrrererce
ieiet''eS = Wv ,s,,aL all Tho scvcn
''' p,e' .'' kna ,o.n sc,ccte1
-, "a ho,r of adjournment the
,roro,co was inst getting well
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
POLITICS AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
s Gordon Cumming Proposes Amend
mcnt TO State Constitution.

Richmond, Nov In proposed
amendment TO the Constitution of
VIRGINIA is being drawn By S. Cor
don Cumming, of Hampton, and will
he offered at the next session Of the
General Assembly, eliminating the
Governor and the Acknowledgement
as members Of the State Board OF
Education. Mr. Cumming was found
in the Law Library Of the Court OF
Appeals yesterday afternoon, ceep
in constitutional questions. The eX-
perience of the recent campaign, IN
which he took part in three-cornef-
cd firht with Attorney General elect
John Garland Pollard and retiring
Attorney General Samuel w. VIII
liams. Mr. Cumming said, convinced
him Of the necessity Of the change III
order to separate the public Schoo!
system from politics. The PROPOSE
ton for constitutional amendment
will be offered by one of Mr.. Cum
minr's friends from the eastern part
of Virginia as a substitute for the
proposition of Delegate 5 II. Love-
of Luncnburg, for election OF schoo!
superintendcnts by popular vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
Observation-Disclosures
NEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DEDICATE CATHOLIC CHAPEL.
Prclates Who Served in Two Armies
Take Part in Ceremony.

Richmond, Va, Nov. Hin the
de.ication yesterday morning at Fair
Oaks. of the first Catholic chapel cv-
or erected on q battlefield in the
Sonth, the participants in the beau
tifuI ritualistic ceremony, pre!ates
and priests once faced each other as
soldiers, and fought in one of the
.blooaiest wars the world has ever
known.
Nor was this unique feature OF the
celebration confined TO the sanctuary,
for within the body of the little
church, or chapel,was the grandncph-
ew Of the gallant and able general
commanding the Southern forces, who
fought the battle on the very Spol
on which the chapel is locate J.. With
in the pews, too, we're othsFs VINO,
during the mighty conflict be.wcel
the states, wore the blue, and others
who wore the gray. Some o! these
came from afar. The North, the
South. the East and the West were
represented. And then there were
present the sons and the daughters
the grandsons and grand,laughscrs Of
those who had taken part III the great
: ru"gle. All these came, but III the
words Of the eloquent Paniist. who
preached the sermons. "Not us to
War. but as to Peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
STAND COLLArSES.
Accident at Park. Where Fishburhc
Wins Prep Football Champ
i0nShip.

s.aunton, Va, Nov. lT.-Thc foot.
ball championship for Virginia prcpal-
a+o,.v schools won Saturday af-
ternoon at Athletic Park by Fish
burnc Military School over the staun-
ton Military Academy in a hotly con-
tested game. the score being % to
II.
An accident OF very exciting
character occurred that fortunately
was attended by no fatalities. y
portion OF the bleachcrs gave way
undo. the immense load, preciplt;s
ting 100 or more persons to the
worund, many jumping on top OF
others AS they felt the timhcrS yield
ing.
John K. Calicofe. an insurance
man. the worst hurt, had a bad cut
on the head, and WAS bruised about
the body. G Harry Steinhock had an
arm broken and was bruised. Thomas
Mitchell was bally bruised, while
about twenty-five Staunton Military
Academy cadets were more or less
hurt. two having arms broken and
another 4 leg twisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17

For the hest oysters served in al
sivlr 60 TO Rammcl's Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
NAY nENDEis 5000" IDLE
Yirrr Hundred Cotton Mill Eirc'mrH
Vote 30 Strike To-day.

I.nyrnnrn Mass. Nov lG-Thc
o,or.,,;,o Of practically Ill The ic:.
III. mill IN thn citv may he affected
nv rra action Of 500 lircmcn. wnc
ynicd today 10 strike tomorrow an.
les ,ncir demands Tor al c!Ght'
hOur Uav are granted. HNi' az
,i,o,- 80 cotton and WOODEN mills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
SUICIDE IN NORFOLK.
Fired Bullet Into His Head While
Alone al Home.

Norfolk, Nov. It's. R Holland
50 years old, living At 226 Moon'
yernan avenue. Port Norfolk, com
mittc;: suici;''e Saturday afternoon by
shooting himself in the head, No rea-
son has been assigned for his act.
Mr.. Holland was alone at homo
when he killed himself. His dead
body was found by members Of the
family when they returned the bull
lei vs. fired into his temple, causing
instant death. No inquest was or
dc.cd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
Automobile
For Sale

Nearly new five-passenger Touring
ar in first-class condition. with self
starter top. windshield, specdomcter,
md extra heavy new tires al! around,
Demonstration to those meaning busi-
,,es only. For further information,
address AUTOMOBILE, care Alex
l,.: c,yo,to 10 Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17

line. Big profits
made quickly Splendid opportunity
|ror any live man, woman, boy or
.irl Write now. w. Speciality co.
ara Of Alexandria Gazette. l7-lt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

for past work and generates them from
all blame II connection with rumors
coupled with raid. made by him sex eral
DAYS ago. he letter which Is self eN-
planatory. ~ as follows:
Dear Str.-I noticed come unfayorabla
comments TO YOU and your force in the
newspapers In relation to the raiding by
the state Of the Eo-cailed So Kal Social
Club. at Forty-fifth and Wood streets,
and IN relation thereto 7 desire To make
the following statement.
called on this club in the regular
line Of my work and found they we're
selling AZ retail IN violation Of the law
While this l. regularly Organised
licensed club. they. a. I believe. we're
ignorantly selling 70 parties who we're
not members Of the club As you are
aware. / requested Of you two plain
clothes men as witnesses which YOU
very kindly furnished me The war
rants. Of course. had 20 come through n
Justice OF the peace and could not prop
cry lie executed BY your DEPARTMENT
although your men offered 20 do 80
In 30 far as the report that policemen
were drinking In the place ~ Concerned
that T. absolutely untrue found po-
hceman Wa. Bick In that section az the
" offered to assist RE IN any way ~
could. The Two policemen referred 10 by
the neNapaperg we're probably the two
mon you detailed for me who were WITH
me and assisting me IN obtaining evil
dcnce against the club
7 want 20 say further. that the poltee
force - Wheeling has always been viil-
ing and ready 20 assist me in every uav
they could whenever I have requesfed
them 20 DO 90 and 7 have for Ali ~
them. IRON. chief down. the very highest
Respectfully yours.
tsignedJ 9. =. RATHHONE
Deputy Tax Connutssfonar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

Probably never before was there
such an enthusiastic demonstration in
the historic room as when the Hon.
Julian G. Hearne was escorted down
the aisle TO the chair. Hats were
thrown into the air. handkerchief
were waved. delegates shook hands
and thumped the backs OF those near.
est them.
Gentlemen. IL gives me great pleas
ure 20 introduce 20 you the next repre-
sentative to Congress from the First
district OF West Virginia. the Hon
Julian C. HearnC." said Judge Morgan.
after grasping the right hand OF the
nominee.
Hesrne Accepts.
Shouts OF "Hearne for Congress,
were heard on all sides. In accepting
the nomination. Senator Hearne. In
well chosen words. briefly thanked the
convention for the honor bestowed
upon him. 81 am overwhelmed by the
measure OF your demonstration in nv
behalf. and I want 10 say ! fully ap-
preciate the compliment you have be
slowed upon me-" he said He ap.
pealed 20 the Republicans to rally
around the party banner. and conclud-
W W HdgAhh We are til RfHuutl'
cans az heart and in principle. Let US
all get together and make the Republi-
can perry bigger better and more
progressive than ever before"
Following an other demonstration.
adjournment vas taken.
The convention marked the launch.
ing Of the Republican campaign. From
now on II will be carried forward with
energy Senator Hearne Is already
making arrangements 20 tour the dis
trict and several prominent speakers
will he secured 10 deliver addresses IN
the various counties
a meeting % the Ohio county exec.
utive committee has been called for
this evening. when the local campaign
will be outlined. and a number OF mag
isteriai district meetings will be ar.
ranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
TO REMOVE DINDsUFF

Prev-nt fsiHas hsi-. r-sovs crust. and
sosi>-. snd sisy itebiss I'D lS5ftstio- -
ths srsip fr-qusut shaar.o- ~ith Cutirura
eosD ss-xtod by occ.@isnai ar.ssanss -ith
Cutieura n4n'm.nt sgo~d ths st,.@aisss as1
nso~t soenowioai trsstn-nt Tasy as-st IN
prona0ons tss Er0vth 40 b-suty % the
hair ~ rsnoviaE tas,- conditions vhieh
t~td ~ mar " dry. thIa asd nfsis.s osten
i-afias ~ pr--st'rs eysyn--s sad ts-s ~
t-'f Cuucnra ssap and o it0-at ssid
sv-y-h~s ifs-1 sasapis - s.oh man.d
~. ~ f7-p skin Zee. Ad1r.ss pct
e.rd Css,-ira Dsrt 7. Rostsn
~hn 80 shavs anf skarsDss yfth Gu
ngwAaeap - so 10 - ~ an - -. r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
Attention Sir Knights:

Sir Knights Of Wheeling Com.
randery. No. I, are hereby ordered to
appear at the asylum, at 1907 Mar
ket street. on Wednesday morning at
e:45 O'Clock. for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF our deceased
Sir Knight. John n. Jones. Transpor.
tation furnished to Cameron, W. Va.
w. r. DUDLEY.
Attest: Eminent Commander.
FRED c. sTEINBEcKER,
Recorder Pro Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
NOTICE TO VOTERS

All persons who registered legal in Ohio
County at the General Election, held November 1912 ard
who have since that time removed to another precinct
hereby notified that transfers may be secured the office of
the Clerk of the Board of Commissioners in the County
Court House. from 900 A. M until NJ and from 100
p M until 200 P. NJ of all week days from this date until
October IS, 1913.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF COUNTY OF OHIO.
By GEO. w. OLDHAM, Clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

- badly abs csuld ne
aerp tn h1istsrs h~oks
aad s~ had 500 s~rssas
= seiid srs Her haIr
cans out ~ haa1fuis
svsyy hair cans % her
had
: tri~d several tr-af-
us.ts but thsy fan~f =,
rfwa 49, rasf~f A -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
COMMUNICATION
From Deputy STATE TaE coTnruissisnsr
Received NJ chief Of Poiios
Ley1and.

Chfe - Police f<yiand a. IN receipt
o. communication from Deputy state
Tax ConmiFstJucr Wnfhbone fn which
ne praises the local police department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

WFsltIII IITN. NeTf- .1-Ar0ffrr
secret session ~ the convention 81 me
- tnoltc party was held today Parfv
readers declined % discuss the pro-
ceedings further than 20 say that nom
nations probably would Be- made co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
REPUBLICANS NAME


thirty-six. sent a delegation of over
nfty. many OF them Roosevelt Repub-
leans Ohio county. too. far exceed
ed It's allotment Of sixty-seven. while
In every instance the representations
were larger than the Bull Moose or
gani.ation was able to get out with
the assistance OF a United States sem
stor and q brass band. Over 800 were
In attendance at the convention. OF
whom approximately 200 were &C
credited delegates.
Among the prominent visitors in at
tendance were the following:
Ex-senator w. Scott Meredith. N
Fairnont: Senator George E. White,
OF Weston: Senator o. g. Marshall, OF
Hancock county: Judge E. NJ. Morgan.
OF Fairmont: Judge NJ. II. Willis. OF
New Martinsville: Ex-senator Charles
G. Voffman. Of Clarksburg: Ex-Sene-
tor A. c. Craig. OF Fsirmont: w. T..
Wells. head OF the Newell Pottery
company. OF Newell: Ex-senator a.
X. Thorn. OF Clarksburg: Hon. Virgil
L. Highland. OF Clsrksburg; John
Guy Prichard. OF Marion county. clerk
OF the house OF delegates; NJ. &. Nor
rison. editor Of the Clarksburg TeIe-
gram; United States Marshall James
Z. Doyle. OF Petersburg: John Moore
labor representative OF Governor Hat
field: Hon. II II. Lanham. OF Clarks-
burg: G. W. Bowers. OF Mannington;
W. Watson. OF Cameron, chairman
OF the Marshall county committee.
Attorney b. S. Stathers, OF Weston,
Sheriff c. f. Hutchison. OF Marshall
counay and many others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

e,l1 80 seo's osse,Ss s-.p 80 Ointr,-nt
ana 1850 usins thets snd th@y gave rsii~s
~ enes Hr s~ed 80 500 vsiI and ns-
Sc has b>astifui bsai - h~ar CstEnsdj
Mn hatas Chsv~s. Dee r. 1917
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
CH|LD'S HEAD BROKE
OUT IN P|NPLES
Or Yellow Bisters. licked So Could
Net Sleep. Head Solid Ssre.
Every Hair Came or Head. Used
Cutieura Soap and Ointment.
Head Soon We'll.

NAnaes. Ala - Ny LITTLE Siri 49, Or
Henths 80 vhsn ser hsaa b~oks out IN
nttis pimDtes - ysiisT biistsrs that Isehs1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
VOTING CONTEST

Leaders In the Voting Contest for the
Library 20 BE Given Away By
Bsliaire Merchants
The voting contest Tor the f2s-
volume library and ak sectional book
cases 70 be given away BY tho mer.
chants - Beliairn & othe club or a..
ISOLATION securing the most votes IN
n yrescribed period. D. attracting q
great deal ~ Interest The following
are tho leaders and thc number ~
votes up untl last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23
NOTICE TO VOTERS

All persons who legal in Ohio County, and
who were not registered such the General Election held
November s. 1912 hereby notified that the Board o.
Commissioners of the County of Ohio will sit at the Court
House of said county Thursday October g. 1913 from
$50 A. M until 1900 M. and from 100 p M. until $50
M and from $50 P N. until 900 P M for the purpose
for the purpose of amending and correcting the registration
lists of Ohio County,
Any voter entitled to registration and who was not reg
stered as above mentioned appear before said Board
the date mentioned to be entitled vote at the Special
Election to be held October IA, 1913
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF COUNTY OF OHIO.
BY GEO. W. OLDHAM Clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-23

Republican party. Optimistic speeches
seconding the nomination followed. all
dwelling upon the ability OF the can
didate
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-03
WHEAT Up A NOTCH
IN CHICAGO MARKET
Large Decrease in Worlds
Visible Supply Gives
Needed Strength.

CHICAGO. April "a large decrease
IN the worlds visible wheat supply gave
strength to the market today. Prices
made net gain OF to 9msc. Corn
closed at net advance of sale to sD3c.
&c higher. ''"'' ~
Decrease OF 3.514, 900 bushels in the
Worid visible supply caused buvIne ac-
uNlty IN the wheat pit at the opening
rurchases OF good lots by local specu-
tators brought an advance OF aGn5c in the
Ilrst hour, after which the market be-
came ee dull and very local in character
some strength also was given TO the
market at the opening by higher cables.
an the foreign markets being up. Rer-
IN ana Budapest. both lower. furnished
the exceptions, Foreign crop advIces on
me whole were rather bullish and this
nelped maintain firmness here. Reports
from the winter crop belt In this coun-
Try also were excellent except that ad-
vices from Kansas told OF some slight
oaInaSe from Hessian fly.
corn developed strength because re-
celpts from the interior were light. I'm
ProVement in the cash situation is noted.
little better shipping call save firm
ness TO oats
Ihe provision market was irregular
ana prices moved within a narrow range
lFade was mostly of a scattered sort