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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Arrived Last Evening.

John knafel and bride arrived Isst
evening over the ~. q -. from f.uropc
ana Immediately went to the home of his
brother, az Lansing. where ne will make
his home for several weeks He 49,
held UP In New York for some time ON
account Of not having the affidavit.
lie has secured employment in one ~
the mines west OF the CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Al Of The residents of fhIa CITY are
we'll pleased with the outcome ~ ft.
'n'ial election hell Iu this CITY Thurs.
iff. zoo which fImo thf vote az tho rffy
approved Che bond issue The schools
900 this city hfsc Tor SOME tim. beer.
SANITARY. and now That tho money
VIII Pc furfhcuwirC they will Do placed
iu good condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
&. w. ADOLPH
Anrn-tare, Undertaking and E-ao9l-.ai=g
nAIS 81, BRIDGEPORT.
Both Phonea.


ne i@di'- Aid sucIcty or tine XIX.
wood Presbyterian church viii hold >
iudI Het tomorrow afternoon and even.
LB AT iAflN = grocery store aud thry
pies ana pastry for SALE, Trr lTdi. ,
nope u" fetlize neat sum ou the mar
het ana are making arrangements Iu.
noluluE another hsfrHs GnFf-frua-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Funeral services will Do held to-u10r
row afternoon from her late homo bon
lnusing. over the remains ~ the fafea
hfH. John Thompson. who died late Wed.
u'-n'f =. cning. after lingering illness.
kcN. Hall pastor ~ the lansing 10 D.
church. VIII have charge ~ the srrtirrs.
lnt"rmcnt Will be- made in LInwood CEN.
CterN. '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Chicken Dinner"

We will have the best Xmas Chick.
en- Dinner that you ever heard tell OF
Come and let us convince you that we
have the neatest restaurant I'm this vi.
cinity.
de2O.23 II II RIrOMF r. coy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
OLYMPIC THEATER
Double Feature Bill
Love and War in Mexico"
The WI Fong Tong"
Four Reels of excitement, lOc

Chief Of Police \. :. Malone and
Officer Good. armed with a search and
seizure warrant. raided the place OF
Louis De Frank. on Crescent street.
and confscated a quantity Of liquor
lie was arraigncd before Mayor Wass-
man on charge ~ violating the Rose
law, and was fined 5000 and costs on
his promise to Quit the business. May
or Wassman refunded 500 LOT the fine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
XMAS FURNITURE

Maybe you can find that gift in tho
selection OF a piece of our fine furri
ture. Nothing would be anr-ooia.e
more for gift than one OF our tine
easy chairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
ss0maa CandD, d,

Greatest variety. best line. az lowest
prices. Come and see us for your
Xmas candy
POLLTES' CONFECTIONERY STORE
de16-1S-20-22-24
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

In the last few days several more oil
leases nave been taken out in the oil al S-
trict at BARTON In the vicinity OF tH.
Iafdesty farm. where there are several
wells ia operation. several yVbecItn.-
men have taken leases In teh last lew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
"TurkeYs for Xmas"

Come and see US for the best tur-
Keys. geese. ducks and other kinds OF
iowl az lowest prices in the vicinity.
de2O-22-2f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

buy Zig Ken" and be on time
coming to us Tor your Xmas giffs
HENRY EMMER
u'l"-la.l slOZa The Ieweler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Best Designsin Monument Work

For the best monumental work
for fine designs and reasonable prices.
phone or write for our catalogue to Sc.
lcct from.
We make any design from your own
Ideas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

The four children Of Mrs Brewer
were taken 20 tho Children's ono ~
T1cDmo last evening by Humane Of
ncer = T Tr8vore The family re-
.idod near bridgeport and the hus-
band o. working 90 Youngstown. ~ .
making good varoa. but is qaid 20
have refused 20 provide for hls fam
1y Nr. Brewer became 100 and was
unable 10 provide for tho children
Tho case Has brought 10 Tho atten -
zion ~ fho humane authorities. and
fIn poaso .own.tin authorities are
looking after tho unfortunate woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

In" Work OF repairing tho city n
iraiion plant has practically been
completed Contractor Gates A. Cris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

well have had a large force OF men on
this job for several months. and the
hog chains have been placed and the
concrete work completed. The build
ing is still damp. and the walls will be
thoroughly dried before an attempt is
made TO operate the plant. Consult
ing Engineer Chaplin. of Pittsburgh.
was in the city and inspected the
work, and is well pleased with It.
An attemupt will probably be made to
operate the plant about January 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
Holiday Suggestions"
WIN Not BE 4 s I-G7

Guy OhtIul NTdb AFt.
We have q most eNuuisite line o.
Xmas Slippers and CHILDREN red top
rubber boots They are the ideal
Xmas GIFTS fo~ tho Snug
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE SHOE
COMPANY.
Belmont. St Z~eiq Block
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
BcIlalre 6riefs

and costs and sentenced to 80 days
in Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

terday afternoon FOR their regular half.
day vacation. which viii POI, Tor two
weeks. a. the schools viii mot resume
again till The first Monday in January.
During thst time several slight repair.
viii be made to the differeut building
Most nll ~ tho out-of-town teachers feft
for their homes last evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Miss Margaret HeinleIn viii retur,
from Wells college no Aurora. 81 v. ts
spend the holidays
Miqa Hounie Morgan ~ New Martins
VIE was here yesterday calling on
friends
Mre \ = Glenn left yesterday fs
Visit relatives in Columbus FOR n few
days
Vice President Roy went o. bradley
yesterday uu business
President John Moore ~ the ohio
miners was Dol this city yesterday On
business
Mrs MARY Frarkhouser Dol confined 90
hcf home nn lomhariy Heights by n
SLIGHT illness
Mrs W 81. Robinson and famu, ar
iia.nc will leave for several DAYS VISIT
ln Gaiena. %
" D. Wright made husiness trim
% ItIIonNnlc yesterday
Any one having any itcrs fnr thIa
laref r4l ait.I uu ne neitn hone Ur
leave Items Hf Roberts 90 Enissrta a
froferiCka drug store
MiHr Marie Patterson. afouugrar|rr
lu y J Nuga nnfre fu Martins Terrv.
y confined ~ her home with De- grippe
MrH Nenrv Furnace. who haa been
Iaid np 30 Der home in ttfs ..t. for
several wrcks is reported "a b. sofue-
What improved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
SCHRAHM FUNERAL

noon. Interment was in Rose Hill
Cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
$500, $500, $1O5.OO, $115.oO, $125OO, $4,000
$780, $3.50 and Up.
Puts Good Piano in Your Home for Christmas
Store Open Evenings Until 9.

For set forth in previous advertisements we
offering one hundred pianos and player pianos
half their regular price This sale has widespread at
tenon of the makes of pianos offered
When we advertise Emerson, Chckerng Steinwav and
lvers Pond we have them the floor exactly the
price quoted No salesman this house is Der
mitted to offer you something just good.
IL does not make particle Of difference what prices are
offered you elsewhere guarantee sell
week good honest pianos at lower price on more de-
rabe terms than they be purchased either this or any
other city.
Think of being able Senway for $i35 or
5000 Chckering for $3l5 fine Emerson and 50 ON
Three quartered oak and mahogany 90 in the
lot today at 1895 each-they the $500 kind
One sample burl walnut that carries the factory pce f
$3.50 goes for 1865
There are many good used pianos and player pianos in the
ot-one at SOS, another at $50 good used Krakauer at
$50 kroeger at $50 and player pianos t $3.50
fine panoa piano in mahogany $500 another of the same
make at $3.50 No matter what price you want 70 nav Won
will find value here for the money than Won can o.,
elsewhere All ask you TO do and look If we
cannot show every claim cannot eypect Won
10 BUY Come as soon the best bargains are
being picked up fast. Store open evenings until o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
THoMAs EIlnEpAI

Funeral services over Tho remains
~ Elizabeth. tho Two year old daurh.
for of Mr. and Mr.. Jesse W Thomas
ul ToHarabr. uto died Monday. wero
conducted iu fho home ~ hor grand
Ylrrufa Mr. and Nra VIII Thomas
ou Central avenue. Yesterday after.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
To North WteeIino Hosnj,aI

Come see us for Xmas candy.
Stsger's. 3152 Benwo0d Ave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

All Go at About One-Half Their Regular
and Less
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
rOE or GERONIMO
RIgfTsEN FROM AIsMN

I.eavenworth. kan. sept WIN
the retirement ct l.uolan @. cresinn'
first sergeant of troop y. Ftteenlh
cavalry, the last Of the men VINO
helped 90 capture Geronimo, the mo-
torious Apache chi7f, in isee. 10 our
of tho army, with the exception OF
General Leonard Wood.
Crospin served Uncle sam thifil
years. lie fought in pruciicaly hii
of the Indian wars and in cuba, ana
now. on retired pay of $50 "a MONTH
ne viii settle down nt Moline, lh" %
spend the rest of his days taking IRE
easy.
When Sergeant Crespin enlisted,
thirty veure ago. he was assigned Co
troop b. Fourth cavalry. then com
manded bv Captain. afterwards Gene
eral T.awton The troop was STA
TONED at Fort stanton, y. NJ, whel
.t romained until 1883. when the
cnmpnign was started against the
nurderous Mescaiero Apaches, lcd nN
the willy old Geronimo.
"ft was my troop of the Fourth cfN-
airy that chased down and captured
old Geronimo" Sergeant 'respin
said. I'VE put la weeks on his trail
making forced marches by night ana
sometimes through the burning des-
ert by day The old murderer TWIST
I'd ana turned. but iawton stuck 60
hls traii ike q lcech
Man after man dropped out bee
cause OF the hardships but Lhwton
swore ne would capture the redskn
or die in the attempt
1--WE had mo- right GO go beyond the
border. but I.awt0n was determined
10 get hie man II he had 90 march
"a the city az Mexico after him.
Flnaiy We drove the old fellow into
skeyton's Canyon and ho mrren-
defed
"a troop of Meyican mrales also
on the lookout fUr the INDIANS, fol-
lowed ua into the canyon and De-
manded our prisoners Lawton re-
fused 40 surrender them. ana % was
only when wo Threatened to open firr
an the rurales that they drew off
We nearly involved the United states
In war with Mexico. hut We eo'
Geronimo ana scvcntyfivo other muir
dcreYn and took them back across ths
border 90 Fort Bowie, Ark
General Wood now wears n med
.nl 81 honor Tor hie part IN the cap
turc ana L1wton niso Foi medal
Ail 81 tho men were given ono honor
% a1ptheF for ihelr part ! fought
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
JEROME JAILED BY
CONSTABLE FOR PLAY
ING PENNY ANTE

CContlnuod from page One)
~ surprised he could hardly speak.
AZ matter ~ fact he had induIgcd
IN g penny ante Namg yesterday with
some newspaper men. They used q
suitcase Tor table and sat ln an
automobile waiting for the end of the
Thaw hearine.
News 81 the arrest OF Jerome swept
throuah tho town IKE wildflre. The
Thnw hearing had In the meantime
been adjourned.
a. G. Hanson, crown prosecutor
for Slannted county. Issued the war
rant. He said thRt Jerome would
have a hearing before magistrate
within twcnty.four hours
The charge o. common Ramhiine
ON railroad property" The maxi
mum penalty. according 20 the crown
prosecutor, - one years imprisDn-
ment with no option ~ q fine.
Jerome was admitted 20 $500 bail
shortly before az o'clock lie left
the iail smiling
Prosecutor Hanson announced this
afternoon that Jerome would be- nr-
rested az any lime he attempted "a
leave Conticook on the giuund thn'
he wirfuiiy attempted 10 jump bail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

s4e441eese4eNete'

I have seen an oface boy who In a
hurry
was corning message down che
street;
! have seen a cat policeman fret aud
because 81 slight disorders on has
beat.
I have heard corporation lawyer
speaking
on behalf ~ public rights. and
charge no feo;
have seen tariff baron strongly
scckinE
no have competing products let IN
free
have seen master plumber really
working
with his helper. who an turned 70
with will
And I heard them aernly roprcheud
ing shirkinr--
And the customer was tie9ki win
the bill.
have heard railroad brakeman
loudly calling
So dlstlnctiy J could ten the sta
tion's name.
have heard mighty umpire
hoarsely huwiing
So that an knew what he said
about the game
have seen an honest farmer In a
motor
And evening clothes go speeding
10 a show;
! have seen an intellectual male
voter
(Cross nay heart an hope 90 die u
us not SOD
SO your wireless and nlrshlps seem
blunders
Them ] don't esteem as high as you
might think.
Just consider. please, my list % nv
man wonders
For they rather Pat mechanics on
the blink.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
lANG0 IS newest
COLOR IN FALL
HAT STYLES
Orange With Touch Of Red
Promises to Be Fashionable
in Women's Hats; Most
Models in Dark Shades.

THE earliesi fail hats are horc with
no startling changes Ia effect.
Perhaps the keynote ~ shcm just
now n me transparent brim and the
hiHh side Glare. Ehc transparent hrim
has ltccn inside familiar % us by the
tulie plaislnes and frilla Of the black
summer hats Winter hats. Some or
shem. will show the tulic brim with
velvet. iiut black lace and the metal
iaceu VIII take the place 81 tulie when
the SNOW flies. These laces combined
with exquisite tapestry saiins. uncut
yeisel- aisd fur wii give hcadgear a.
new look 81 iuxury.
Sometimes. instead OF frills of lace
which usually flare away from the
face. the crown u made transparency
90 tho lace. one lovely toQue had a
crown ~ handsome gold lace. with a
band of softly drapcd uncut velvet
VI th . skunk fur pierre ~ finish ~.
A gold lace butterfly perched nightly
on me crown al the back This hat
matched n lovely little green uncut
velvet mantle iIned With fiowcred
chiffon. cuffed and collared with fur.
Paine velvet under the new name
81 satin lustcr makes MANY 81 tho
newest hats A Rebeaux model. for
Instance. Il Of bottle green satin tus-
ter. a little emp ~ a hat. rather elon-
gated IN shape. and ritted tightly 60
the head. "a has "a sharply turned up
slide. with a lustrour bronze, brown
ana green breast and Wins effect on
the outside Of she bFlm.
Very small IN the head are most %
Al 90 H.. o.
WIN have 20 be removed for the tight
little plastercd down couture that
must De worn 20 wear these very
small head sizes. Feathers especially
paradise. bristle instead Of failing
softly. Every feather nearly rears H.
self al some unexpected angle. There
arc few of the Newbrandt and
Cainsborough types that have soft os-
trich feathers In rational poses.
a Few patent leather hats are shown
and a good many chapcaux with pat
cnt leather trimmings. but the style
Il likely 40 become too common 20
last long.
The dark coiors. tete De negre. Cor
beau blue. bottle green and taupe, are
seen In more elegant hats. All black,
black and white or back ana rose for
dress
Authorities disagree somewhat up
on the prophecy for colors. Some say
the bright colorB are bound 10 come
later and they are showing what may
be the seasons color sensation. the
Tango" This Is an orange with a
touch Of red In q.
Duvetyn or peau d. pcche--therc
are two names for this very velvety
WOOL fabrics made an into attrnc-
I tive hats.
A set Of hat ana shopping bag Is
made ~ this material IN the new
brnwulsh taupe. which u delightfully."-
soft and becoming one milliner m
town exhibits startling little PAU
Poiret bonnet on the basket or mus'i-
room shape. u Is made OF shirred
white crepe. edged with seat fur and
has bride of fur under the chin. Ap-
Piled 60 the top are Tango satin fu'
turist roses with black saves
The seanon Is hardly opened and
most ~ tho French models are stll
i'm the customs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

scnmu0n. KAN. Sept. a.-The
BURSTING of bic water main az
ecammon yesterday morning lel out
the towns supply o. water and threat
ened much discomfort 90 the town for
4 while. Tho telephone was used and
the residents were told 90 flll ~
buckets and pans as speedily as they
could. This was done and Scam
mons supply 81 wafeB an day yes
terday and until this afternoon was
contained In buckets ana pans. This
afternoon the break was repaired,
water IN scammon u obtained from
doep wells. Interurban car service
"a Columbus and Mineral was tied up,
az power house is located IN scam
mon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
OVER 800 TRAINED
ANIMALS WITH
BIG CIRCUS
Remarkable Feats Of Training
Feature Of Al @. Barnes Ex-
hibition; Two Shows We'd
nesday, Sept. 10.

An act Of extraordinary interest
with the Al q. Barnes big 3-ring
wild animal circus this year. is Tom
Dick ana Harry. trained soa lions,
These lions are use prOtcges of Capt
Albert atonewail who Tor many years
has been engaged in the capture, study
and training Oi water animals ana
reptiles. Dick. one of the trio has
been under the tutclagc OF the cap-
tain for nearly nine years and L. q
real star actor,
sea lions take the same rank IN tho
ocean that the African Hon does in
she jungle. They are the kings of all
VAR life. being ahio 90 out swim
ana out fight any otner denlzens OF
the brin' deep,
Though cumbersome in appearance
the sea lion - active and dvxierous
out OF the water 40 remarkable de-
gree. For Instance, Dick and HE side
partner. Tom. are eauw'brists, Jug
glers. musicians bail players ana bare
back riders Their inggling OF RUB
Der aud billiard balls on tne tips or
their noses seems 20 De done with 'he
greatest of ease Throwing these balls
from one % another and catching
them by the same meanf D. part %
their act Doing this stunt while rid
ing Faiioping ponies has given them
the prominence of hcing the best
trained sea lions now exhibited.
These Hons are Oniy one OF the
many features offered by the great
Barnes show. FIFTY entirely new
acts are 0n the program this season
over $50 trained animals Toxic part
Ia the entertainment
Two performance viii hc present
"a. TINY tents viii bo located ni
nOpoweli park.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05

fine AnNtite Cali snp4. 8. ihF fx-
ietencc ~ Nexican opinm finE forms
"a in I.1weF California io distribute
me dfet nfeusaurt California YVES
revealed here when through the arr
feaf * Ralph Norris 81 Oakland,
Cal a sniitarp containins lee five
hundred infi cans Of opium valued "a
"a. noe waa taken from Morris
Morris. according "a the police. said
he rerentig had been employed a. a
bar tender IN Aextcph lower Califor-
MA and while there had met the
head 81 she opium rims. re said thu
opiam was bought On Mexico st sl2 a
can and that hs expected 20 seil 81 IN
California for $40 . can.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
NON UNION MINERS
ESCORTED HOME FROM
WORK By WOMEN


fIas Leased E4lFn % Evening ueral1.
Calumet Mich. Sept. 5.---Women
arrased themselves asalnsl women ~
fhe copper mine strike situation today.
Women h families az non-union men
hANo taken an active hand IN the
cause ~ their mer folk and are ea-
cortlne them ~ snd from W0rk. They
are determined 10 mix with women
strike ntmpafhixers should any Of the
latter ATTEMPT 20 interfere. LAST
slshg one large muscular woman with
q ruca " one hand and q cluO In the
ather was observed escorting Ave men
from the inines. she was unmoleaied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
WILLARD CHARGED WITH
DEATH OF BULL YOUNG


Tnr fenaoG WINE 10 Es4nlng Herald I
I.oa Antrlfs. aatf THE conglur
sion 81 the preliminary hearing -
1cA willard and eleven others,
rhrFFt with rtHFfFiatiH attf ~ the
result ~ the death 0f john lnut1
vnnna after his uehi with willard
4uaurt 44a tt 81 he reached
tate saaHt. several surgeons Were
called Is the witness stand 70 gire
lhtn opinions A. ta whether Founas
death was d9e o. i blow on the Jaw,
a. tne prosecutions contended. ar en-
operation % relieve cerebral hemor-
fhaEt. IS he defensc declared.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND
OKLAHOMA SWELTERING

kansas cry. Mo-. Sept s.--Isx,reme
heat prevailed IN Missouri. Kansas
and Oklahoma again today. with tens
pcratures ranging toward tho hundred
mark. Reports 81 SUFFERING from lack
Of water IN various localities con-
tiuued.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05
AMONG THE BOOKS AND
MAGAZINES.


Aut 0NNlletfNUNI ~AfANu NNNklAllNtFs
The Strand for September contains
continuation OF the two serial stor-
ies-"unto Caesar by Baroness
Orczy, and "wet Magic" by r.. Nes-
bit. The short fiction includes con-
tTibutiona by the well-known writer's
r.. Phillips Oppenhelm. Flora Annie
steele, J. J. Bell, Martin Swaync,
Mary Tennyson, and others. The
most interesting article ls Some New
Anecdotes OF Mark Twain" written
by Marion schuyler Allen. the lady
In whose house IN Bermuda the
humOrist spent the last months Of his
life. Madame Sarah Bernhard,
Father Bernard Vaughan and Field
Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood describe
THE Most Impressive sight they
ever saw Lawn Tennis Tourna-
ments and the Humors OF Them" Is
a timely article by r. r. burrows,
the well known English referee and
Handicapped. Another article of i'm
tercst IS an illustrated istcryiew with
Mile Marie Marrngt. known as The
Bride Of Danger"
The September Wide World Maya
zinc.
The articles and stories in the Sep
tcmbcl Wide World Magazine arc
both interesting and valuable. Saint
NiI.,d Singh writes 81 the Romance
Of Hindu Pilgrlmages and gives q
wonderful picture Of what may be
regarded aa one ~ the worlds most
remarkable institutions. Where
Convicts Guard Themselvos' IS a de-
scrlption OF the unique convict sys-
tenn which has for the last thrc,
years been SO successfully adopted
IN the province Of Ontario. =. A
Talbot contributes a startling paper
on the Witchcraft OF Western Africa
which Is illustrated with remark
able set ~ photographs Other ar
ticies include "rhe Voyage at IA
'snowdon Range. "In the Lotscher
Valley" Across the Congo, an'
"Thc Peril of Flame various
thrilling adventures with wild ant
mails are described by the partict'
pants with q wealth of realism that
! iinRies the blood Altogether. ths
/ september Wide World H. well up "a
the mark and contains an amount oi
new and interesting material not q
Doe cxcolied by any other magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-05


camp Perry, o., sept a.~~Vhc Pam
American revolver match opened this
morning With throe teams lined up,
representing tho United States. Peru
end the Argentino Republic This
match Was shot on the 6O-mctre
range The cash prizes amounted Ca
S2,S76.
The United states team consists oi
g. a. Nnook, ohio. G. ~. McCutchcon,
Colorado parmicy Hanford. View
YORK, Hans Rocdder. New York ana
j. A nieiz. NcW York
The Italian shooters Of Sew York
are leading la tho individual rifle res
entry match of the Pan American
union, according Go bulletins issued
to-day The United states stands secs
end and the Argentine Republic third.