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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-06-12
slickensided surfaces that are we'll ex

slickensided surfaces that are well ex-
posed In railway cuttings. The chief
interest of this monzonite lies in its
marked resemblance to the dominant
rock in the intrusions of the Occur
d'Alene district. This resemblance Is
| significant in view Of the evidence
that the monzonites of the Occur
d'Alene district have been concerned
in the naturalization of that richly
productive area.
A few bikes of camptonite with a
north-south course cut the strata rep
resenting the Newland (Wallace) for
nation on the spur west of Maylan
creek. It is light greenish greenish
gray rock showing slender prisms of
hornblende in feldspathic ground
mass similar to some north south
bikes in the Occur d'Alene district.
A striking lithologic feature Of this
area is thick and persistent diabase
sill intruded near the middle OF the
strata representing the Newland oval
lace) formation. A prominent knob
of the Idaho Montana divide near mile
post 1853, known as Wishards peak is
formed from this rock, hence the name
Wishards sill may be appropriately
applied to it. From this point it out
crops In a narrow band that closely
parallels the divide to the st. Paul
tunnel Of the Chicago. Milwaukee s.
Puget Sound railway and beyond. In
the opposite direction to the southeast
its outcrop continues toward st. Joe
river, leaving the divide at Wishards
peak. Again, from Goddards to May
Ian creek the sill forms picturesque
cliffs and knobs. set slightly back from
the rivers south bank. The river chan
mel from Conrads down to Goddards
is narrow gorge cut in this rock.
Seen at distance outcrops of this
rock appear nearly black at close
range they are dark rusty greenish
and on fresh fracture dark dull green
In color. In texture the Wishards sill
varies from that of basalt at it mar
gin to that of a characteristic diabase
showing to the unaided eye white field
spar laths embedded in dark green
sh crystalline groundmass of the ferro-
minerals. Locally it's tex
lure Is coarse like that Of gabbro. ]
The microscope shows it to be Of |
'ather siliceous type, free from oil
zine and composed essentially of lab
adorite. augite, almenite and inter- |
'titial micropegmatite.
Diabase essentially similar to that of |
he Wishards sill forms many smaller |
ills and bikes in the strata represent
ng the Newland (Wallace) and un-
lerlying formations. The largest of
hese basic intrusions below the Wish
lrds sill, in T. 4S N, r. 4 E. is shown
N the map 1t forms thick lenticu-
ar mass in the upper part of the
chists correlated with the Prichard
1t extends east of the area
xamined and the dark and jagged !,
monumental peaks appear from dis
ance to be carved from the same rock
The diabase suffered contact meta
norphism together with the intruded
ediments and where the sediments {
ave been altered to coarse mica
chists the diabases have been altered !
. schistose amphibolites. !,
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NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

TO Frank Moser, his heirs. admins
traitor and assigns:
You are hereby notified that during
the year 1912 your co-owner the m
dersigned Ignatius Skarbena, OF Black
scar, Idaho, performed one hundred
dollars worth Of work and labor for
the annual assessment work upon
eacn me Whitehorse, the Julius, the
otto. the Wisconsin, the Rothchiid
and the Rodeskey lode mining claims
situated In Summit mining district
county Of Shoshone, state Of Idaho,
ana II you fail or neglect to contrib.
ute your proportion Of said expense.
amounting to $50 for each OF said
claims. or total Of 5000, within a.
days after the service or publication
q this notice. your share 81 said
EARNS VIII Dc forfeited to and become
Dated April 2. 1918.
lGNATIUS SKARBENA.
AS'SyS-N Black Bear. Idaho.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Office of the Imperial Mining Com
pany, Limited. Wallace. Idaho, June
10, 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors of
the above named corporation, held on
the 10th day of May. A. d. 1913, an
assessment Of two and one-half G. 1-2)
mills per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, pay
able on or before the 10th day Of June.
A. D. 1918, to Homer q. Brown, sec
rotary of the company, at his Office in
Wallace Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 10th day
of June, A. D. 1918, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment is made be-
fore will be sold at the Office Of the
company, sos Bank street, Wallace,
Idaho, on Thursday, the 10th day of
June, A. p. 1919 at the hour of $3.50
p. m. of said day to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
cost Of advertising and expenses of
the sale.
HOMER 6. BROWN,
Secretary OF the Imperial Mining
Company, Limited Office. 60S Bank
Street, Wallace, Idaho
My15-Je12-5t
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The Miner, Official County Paper

ey order OF the board Of
Mne to do tho printing and
SUNG year accepted 8 the ovcsta nd BEST.
MS meudes the publication
sne oma financial
pertaining to the conduct Of the Of county
such sbo.hor.
county u will DO furnished regularity Miner in addition
to its weekly collection mining mine Of IN.
entire Occur d'AIene camp - wv
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The best paper To advertise in. when
you want to reach mining men, is a
mining paper The Wallace Miner IL
read by all mining men.
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proximity 10 tneSe rocks they are not
appreciably sheared They presum-
ably represent part of vast intru-
sion which occupies hundreds of
square miles to the south and which
has probably caused the greater part
of the contact metamorphsm observed
south of the st. Joe river.
The rocks of the two areas are very
similar and remarkably uniform. They
are of medium granular texture and
consist essentially of plagioclasc Can
desine and oligoclase), subordinate or
thoclase, quartz and biotite, locally
with little hornblende.
A few small bikes of granodiorite
porphyry cut the strata representing
The Newland CWallace) formation in
he vicinity of st. Joe river a short
distance above Avery. This rock shows
abundant phenocrysts of white field
spar and altered biotite and horn
'lende in pale-greenish ground
mass.
The intrusion crossed by Black
'rince creek and the neighboring
mailer intrusions show much yarla- /
lou but consist chiefly of porpby-
tic monzonite containing abundant |
irge phenocrysts of microline In /
roundmass about as coarse as aver
ge granite and composed essentially
plagioclase. microline. quartz zto-
te and hornblende The quartz is
rather small amount The rock has
cen much assured and affected BY in Il
small faults along curved |
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Continued Next Week..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
Relative of Boss" Murphy
And Partner Split $ll.OOO
M'GRAW OPPOSES
WOMEN VOTING

special nlsratch to the IuteI!igencer.
GRAFTON. W. Va. Dec On an
Interview today Col John T. NcGraW.
Democratic national committeeman.
Of this city denied having stated in
Huntington that most of the pro.
ErossiVe suifragettcs would be found
To have unclean and untidy homes.
but said he was opposed 10 women
voting lle said the province OF a
woman is in the home. and when she
go"~ outside she is beyond the pale
Of her legitimate domain She should
nave repre. "ntation on school or hos.
pifal boards or boz any almsgiving in
stitutions and boz matters pertaining
to On" public morals. but ! am not in
favor Of women being allowed 10
vote. When she gets into public ac.
tivitice she is outside her domain OF
u.ofuluces and is into the province OF
men. lt uuscVcs her and causes a
lack of the respect which man has for
woman oven beyond the line OF chiv-
aIry and lessons the charm OF life
which is of most benefit 10 woman.
kind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
WATER FAMINE
ABOUT ENDED

CINCINNATI. Dec g-ReHef from
the serious conditions caused By a
water famine IN this city due 20 thc
breaking OF huge water main. has
been promised by city officials early
tomorrow Work on repairing the
break had progressed so rapidly to
day that the city engineer felt con
hdenf that water would be allowed TO
flow through the main early to-mor-
row, and that normal conditions would
be resumed by noon.
AZ had been predicted by the water
works department. the water supply
in the central portion Of the city
again Jailed this afternoon However.
mO-' ~ the manufacturing plants did
not attempt 10 open to-day and the
water that hey would have used was
diverted To- hospitals hotels. restau.
rants and other places In which Do
Was vitality TscdeG
Elrrmeu and police kept % clos.
watch ON the FIRE situation and the
i'H fires which broke out were uuick.
If rNfueui-hed by automobile chem.
irII engine. n vas estimated thai
more than 10000 people were thrown
our of employment temporarily by tho
shutting down Of manufacturing
plants DnIre buildings had great dif
truIfE Boo supplying water to tenant.
ana elevator service vas practically
af .tauIrtilI
Tonight conditions were slightly
improved except Boo hotels. which stII
r"iu .d 'o allow bathing privileges f0
their guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
DECISIONS BY
SUPREME COURT

Special Dispatch fY f1. irtsIf.r.rre-
CiiANLESTON ~ Va Dec O.
Opinions were handed down bv the
Supreme Court off Appeals today In
tlc following cases
Hy Juds" Miller Thomas and Mo.
ran Vs. Traction Company from Ka.
nawha county. reversed N,w trial
awarded
Dillon ya Suburban Land Company.
from CabclI county Judgment rc-
yors'd eerdist sof aside Ncw trial
awarded
1iv judge Lynch Vesoner vs.
Waite Ritter a. Company from CabrlI
county. Judgment rtcefvcd. motion
oVnrru'ed judgement here.
WBiarc ta Railway Company. from
f.ItI county. affirmed
Ul Judge William Mitchell o. si
fa uaVif from Lincoln county. af
frm.d
Ef Iudro Robinson pouthat. trus.
i"". vs. Roberto from CabeU county.
affirmed in r1rf reversed iu rart.
Iit judge podcnharEcr NcCioavv
w. Fn.rhf from Caholl county. af
lrmsd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
LAW STUDENTS
TO SEND TRIBUTE

-r...r. Dispatch fu fIs f.f.I.ger.er
NDBGA+TOWN W va bee q -
The .uIsuIs tf fus university re-
crItrI quite a shock ths morning
when fIr. H'Ir informed Of tIa uu
timely death or ThDm4. Roach Nr
Mimi OF lrnreson. Greene county
rt SIR McNiru lcff college here
blf frN weeks ago Iutnudirs fo ro
fp f.e vest .u 900 effort fo better hIa
health buf upon arrival zoo uI. home
took critically UI
Deceased graduated from ffe uni
trf.Ifv Mef SCAR .r fhr uffs and
science department and was taking l
IaH degree when stricken sfH ruI
murartr trouble lfa Uaa one of tho
bn.t baseball p'tter. who over played
Dr uuIrrr fv team. IHvIrr played
n|fH distinction fur four con .roufI.o
years Tho second scar av class. .f
which hr uas a member mot HI.
morning. adopted ro.olutlons OF ..m
pafht and voted tp send hand .nma
floral trlbufo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
MURDER LIKELY
WAS ACCIDENTAL

Special Dispatch Goo the Intelligence
MARTlNSGl re. W. Va. Dec g.
Baltimore a Ohio Railroad Detective
II l.. Prince. who Saturday night shot
and killed George Leslie Crcquc az.
ter Creque attacked him with stone.
was this afternoon admitted 10 bail
.n the sum ~ $500 by Judge Woods.
of the Circuit court Testimony Of
eve witnesses given before Judge
Woods showed that Princes revolver
vas probably involuntary discharged
as Prince was falling from the effects
of the blow on the head Prince will
be- released from custody as soon as
bis injury permits him to appear be
fore the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
N COMMISSIONS WITH AGENT
OF PAVING co. UNDER
ORAL AGREEMENT
by Which They We're to Use PO-
litical Influence 10 Secure
Contracts for His Firm.

NEW YORK. Dec 9-James T..
Ganney. brother in law Of Charles D..
Murphy. and Joseph u. Carroll. for
mor treasurer Of Tammany Hall
split 81 900 in commissions with the
agent of 20 paving company under AN
oral agreement by which they were
10 u-" their political iunuour. 10 OBJ
'1in contracts for the COMPANY with
ihe state hiEhway department. ac-
cordinE 20 testimony addured to-day
pr District Attorney Whifmun's John
lo" inquiry into state highway graft
Two thousand dollars moro of tho
commission went iu cash. according
~ th" testimony tp George VI
Ialu'r.. chairman OF ttc Democratic
iai" committee. iu Response to a ro-
guest Tor e caupairn contribution
und" hv a.. Gordon Reel. deputy hirt-
"d' .omui. -iouer. tlrUlrh whom
'h" contracts were obtained The
tcontinued from Page Tenl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
THREATEN TO RUSH ACROSS
BORDER INTO u. =. UN-
LESS PAID.
United States Troops on Border
Are Prepared for Emergencies
May Attack Ojinaga.

PItESlDlO. Texas. Dec. g With
General Salvador Mercado's northern
division OF the Federal army in bank
ruptcy and with the soldiers threaten
ing mutiny unless they are paid. ev.
cry restraint was enforced TODAY TO
prevent general rush OF the Federals :
across the river from Ojinaga into
United States territory
Driven from chihuahua City. where
they were besieged by rebels. To a
point where communication could be
opened, the army. representing the
strength OF the Huerta government in
me north. reached the border with an
empty treasury. The future OF the
army was said TO depend upon the
nature OF responses TO urgent demands
Tor money sent to Mexico City. Gen
eral Mercado himself. before evacuat-
lng chihuahua and thus turning II
over 10 the rebels. gave as one reason
lor his act the lack OF money with
which 10 pay his troops
Prepare for Emeroencv
The United States trooDs here rcin
forced by o,her troops along the Dor.
der, we're prepared for an emergency
haNlng been informed that the Mexi
can troops purposed rushing across
The border. Rebel agents who went
INTO OJinasa also reported that only
nv - 'ahPt pay ultul OF tne soldiers
would appease them Meant ime civil
IAN and Federal refugees from Chi
huahua continued to pour into DIN
~. General SalaZar. one OF the seven
generals who left their garrison. was
temporarily in command of the little
frontier village. while General PascuaI
Orozco and General Mercado were still
outside the post bringing in the rear
guard or the caravan
IL was thought that General Villa.
VINO recently occupied chihuahua.
would soon prepare for a pursuit OF
the Federals
The Federals have fortified Oiinaga
since their arrival. While firing has
been heard on the outskirts. ID was be
lieved TO have been done by a small
force Of rebels which followed the rel.
uGees
To Attack OIinaaa.
IIARkZ. Dec 9-Preparations
We're begun among the rebel ranks 20,
day for some military movement which
n was thonght would be directed
against Ojinaga. where the bulk OF the
Federal army has taken refuge. At
rebel headquarters in Juarez IL was re-.
ported that General Francisco villa.
commander OF the rebels, had given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
FATAL ACCIDENT
IN COAL Mine

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. Dec. g.
one man was killed outright anc
three others. including the superin-
tendent injured today by heavy fall
OF coal in the Corona Coal company :
coal mine at Northview. suburb.
Andrew Gambatto. an Italian miner.
was killed Richard Smith. track fore.
man. lies in a hospital lowering be
tween life and death: William Cox.
a machine man. lies at hie home at
NOrthview suffering from serious in
juries. and J. +. Clingen. the mine su-
perintendent. Is suffering from slight
or hurts. lie and others had gone 10
that section OF the mine for the pur-
pose Of outlining improvements in the
supports. After per-oHal invest. ga
tion Dr. : VI. Mason. coroner. de-
Clared the fall accidental
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
Craig
Acquitted

SHELBYNlLLE. Ind. Dec 9.-Dr.
William B Craig was to-day acquitted
OF the charge of numbering Dr. He
lene knabe in her apartments in In
dianapolis. October %. 1911.
After trial lasting since Novem-
ber 2N. and with only the states side
presented. the defense motion to take
the case from the jury and dismiss
was granted by Judge Blair.
Judge Blair held that the state had
introduced no evidence that Craig
had murdered Dr. Knabe.
Il recognize the unusual procedure
OF taking a case OF such magnitude
from the jury" said the court, but
! have gone through the evidence and
find that the state failed 10 support
the charge"
The courts action surprised no one
who had followed the case closely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
Will Make Demand for
Nationwide Prohibition
BIG DEMONSTRATION TO BE
HELD AT CAPITOL THIS
MORNING.
Prohibition Forces From All Over
Country Will Ask for Consti-
tutiOnal Amendment.

WASHINGTON, Dec a-Prohibl-
tion forces from all over the country
are gathered I'm Washington tonight.
prepared for a mighty demonstration
tomorrow before the national capitol.
More than thousand men and women
representing the Anti-Saloon League
OF America and the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union. will march in
separate bodies to the capitol bearing
petitions demanding national prohibi-
ton by constitutional amendments.
Disagreement as to the part each
organization should play in the pres
entation OF the petitions threatened
today TO cause split in the temper
ance forces. but IL was said tonight
that all differences had been smoothed
out and that there would be no fric-
ton As a result the committee OF
one thousand men. representing the
anti-saloon forces, will be received at
the capitol first. after which they will
withdraw and the women will make
their plea
Brigadier General \ 5. Daggett will
act as grand marshal of the men $
procession, while the women will be
headed by Mrs. Lillian NJ. y. Stevens
OF Maine. president general OF the
W &. T. L.
Demonstration - 10 O'clock.
The demonstration will take place
AZ 10 o'clock at the east front of the
capitol. There Representative Hob
son. OF Alabama. author of the pro
posed constitutional amendment. will
receive the petition on behalf OF the
house Of representatives while Sena-
tor Morris Sheppard. OF Texas. will
act for the senate.
Plans for the demonstration were
inaugurated at meeting recently at
Columbus. O.. OF the anti-Saloon
League OF America. when resolutions
in favor OF national prohibition were
adopted aud the committee OF 1000
appointed TO urge congress TO adopt
the proposed constitutional amend
ment.
A subcommittee tonight completed
the draft OF a joint resolution propos-
ing an amendment TO the constitution.
Representative Hobson and Senator
Sheppard will. IL is understood. pre-
sent the resolution in the two houses
of congress tomorrow.
The resolution would propose a con-
stitetionl amendment to forever pro-
hibit the sale. manufacture for sale.
transportation for sale. importation
for sale. and expectation for sale OF
liquor for beverage purposes but EN-
powering congress TO provide for the
manufacture. sale. importation and
the transportation OF intoxicating
liquors for sacramental. medicinal
and other purposes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
DEMOCRATS WIN
AT FAIRMONT
COMBINE WITH PROGRES.
SIvES AND DEFEAT THE
OTHER TICKETS.
Have the Mayor. One Commits
siOner and Majority in Council
PrOgressives Get Two Com
missiOners.

Special Dispatch TO rh- INTEL. gencer.
FAlRMO\T. W. Va. Dec BY a
combination on the part OF the Dem
ocrats and Progressives in the city
election held here to-day. those par
ties were enabled to get the four com
missioners who will be members OF
the city board OF affairs together with
many of the city councilmeb The
election was the first under the new
commission form OF city government
and puts the city IN control OF the
Democrats for the next four years
The new form OF government goes
into effect January !. 1914
Burns detectives brought here by
the regular Republicans worked
about the voting precincts during the
day but so far as is known there was
no Illegal work of any sort attempted
by any OF the five parties I'm ;he fight
Four parties will ne represented in
the next city council. which will be
composed Of sixteen members. two
from each ward. but which has few
powers OF anv sort The parties are
the Democratic. Progressive. Repub-
lican and Socialist. The first Socialist
ever to be elected TO office in this
city or county was elected to-day
when Basil Layman was elected coun-
Gilman from the First ward
Anthony Bown. Democrat. was
elected mayor. receiving the highest
vote east for commissioner.
J. Walter Barnes. Democrat. C. A.
Smith and 4. l. Lehman. Progress
sives. were elected commissioners.
The Council.
The co1ncilmen elected were as
follows. First ward. Basil Layman.
| Socialist: c. +. Swisher. Progressive: (:
second ward. r. w. Mclntire. Demo
crat: W. kidder. Republican: third
ward. T. 4. Hunsaker. Democrat: J.
/ T. Dotts. Progressive: Fourth ward.
/ Earl II. Smith. Democrat. o. 4. Wat
/ son. Progressive: hfth ward. c. VI.
(Continued on Page Tsn-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
JURV SECURED

NTW YORK. Dec 9-The jury in
ne trial 81 Hans Schmidt. confessed
slayer Of Anna Aumullcr. was com.
pleted today and adjournment was
taken until tomorrow
The aged father and sister Of
Schmidt are on thcir way from Ger.
many to New York Co save him from
the electric chair lf possible They
will oner testimony that he has been
insane Tor years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
ASKS TO EXPEL
REP. M'DERMOTT
MINORITY REPORT OF HOT Sc
LOBBY COMMITTEE CAR
RIESS RESOLUTION
Charging Representative With
Acts of lmprOpriety and In
becoming Conduct.

WASHlNGTON. Dec. g All que.-
tlpus relating tO the Investigation 0f
tho Muhall lobby charge. wer. re.
i"fr"u nF the house lafc today 20 it's
judiciary committee This action fob.
lowed 60 long parliamentary debate
over fIr report OF tHe special iuVe-tI.
EaiiuE committee. arrdIEuiuE lobby.
INK activities 40 the capitol and hold.
inE Representative NcDrrmuft n.
Illinois. e Democrat. guilty OF acts of
grave iWprupriety. uuheCumiue the
dignity ~ th" position Doc orcuu.t..
anI minority report submitted Ir
Representative Macdonald. ProErDa.
i'". of Michigan. with resolution
proposing fhD nrpUlsI of Nrprrasuf.
alive WDDormott and contempt pro.
rr"dlnEs against the officers Of f.r
national Association of NIrufaU.
.Ir"r Ih" majority report. which
made UI Ir.Ommru IafI.u. .a. t..U...
Dos Chairman Garrett and 900 He
members of the committee except
Repre- enfafIye Macdonald
Two Resolutions.
tNr iIf"' hour. Ind 90 Nt. fIn read.
l.E clerks ~ fh" huu." druu.I
Then Nr Macdonald introduced Ii.
tHu rf.piutipn. Tho nr.f called u..r
'r' hDI." f0 Immediately def,rmIr.
whether under ths comm ff.... rr.
port M'p"rmoff bad NOT hrnr Mf.
OF dl tasteful HII dI honorable u
conduct and t'raIifF r.rI.rIu. H.m
UnHnrfNs OFF scat In fN.. I.I.. audi
Il-f|. lIThI" fu tNpuI .ur ..Iu I..
Same Tho other called .Ur .r.m..
ditt" determination whether under
.n"nn 'Haf D Phillip H.f1 I.Ir KII
ht. Dr.. James a Em.r. Hru so
NuIHtI HrI other officer. ... ....|.
yI mo National citation Uf Manu-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-10
EPIDEMIC OF
SMALLPOX

Special uIar1tet t, tie Intelligence
CLAkkSHJRG ". Va. Dee o.
Reports from New Martinsviue. Mid.
dlehournc and points along the West
virginia Short Line division Of the
baltimore A Ohio railroad are 10 the
effect that smallpox is increasing
rapidly in Wctzel and Tyler counties
Forty cases have been reported along
the railroad and guarantees have
been established at several places a
report from Middlebourne is to the o.
feet that a physician who was called
to treat smallpox patients himself
contracted the disease and that a
number of persons we're thus exposed
to it.