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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
TWO IMPORTANT HEARINGS ARE
BEFORE COMMITTEES, THURSDAY.
Coal investigators Finish Business-Debate on Lob
sters==Micfael Burns Resolve Kiled=New Age to
Remain State PaperSpirited Contest in Both
BranCies=-BilIs Observation-Disclosures
THURSDAY SESSIONS.

-
ne 'ioi'o7 81 Nicliael turns OF Au-
-o9-..' % Ia as salliiils any as5!slahc'
rom we Gun LEGISLATURE IN recovery
tt.si' we fs5zte iof liquors sefzea q
: gset9 "s,o, @sft kliied III &af seii"lc'
'-l'ii S''''y iiolhiile'
- ,Vi a. Ftais 'sie ihiiioiits tei'ot'
soE"t not % pass senator Aiieh %
~ li'''"ec maven To RECONSIDER tue Noi'
~ isssst i'e WISH mn ever
iiiFinper W''t'9 V",e against nm, ms
l,i'i'i"l VIZ tt'st pF latse nlaFRl'
70 "a 'i''i'9 any lul li''f ".ti"n U'i
tsla matter n tHe upper Hfaheh. ms
= S'iN' coming etl"e' me Aeita ef pr
N3i3 anu siaeili l's'Stttloh' dh't.l-
l.'o9S consent "9!au DE necessary 20
:, -" ,'''.'t - st35s f's,s,l'''
tlPi ne ji9.5st, wien Notta "a HINt
f'l!' t'ie t'siit y. sue '"e 9t&e' al ti'
sef fehl' jud!etai court IN aeee s'taha'
O e.e ihajsfltE report ought 70 pass
n ne" drait' ana TINS cohSeYt would
not "e possible.
tn an aye ana nay vote. % To =, inc
senate non -e"heatreu win enc iiotS.,
IN accept'ag inc minority report so1Sht
To pass en- the act foF DIVISION o. INC
ioNth o. H3ihiofo anu III lleofPoia'' tii'
town OF HPflAsfaie' ana aeeeRtte me
majority report, ought Nos % pass
without debate. TBS action WIS taEeh
gu Hi't-oH VI 2stss''i i'ttE1 ~ ii''''
eoch.
TN mollea Oh sena tof f'eststeh %
Lincoln It WIS voted To reeoilsioeT ti-o
N@te whereby the report oiiflt hot -
lass on aet feahhs 10 itle 11AAs %
tic 7Fulffei island htdet 20 i'o- . :
ton ana next Wedhe S'iaN N@s s}ssis4seu
Tar consldeiat1ohs
Pending lufthef action or tf5 "!iS-
worth lh&nlelRai court matter itAa' ms
to divorce al the otoeeS OF Iecofaef anu
clerk. the eill ana Two Iepet2s "'i'
sahieH upon E4e5teh 81 = llat9i y rs -
Franklin.
ON motion q tite same sth5le9f y "'>N
voted To tapis ne report o. ille 81
fies ard fees committee ana Fsson. :
hsiiA 'iia -. IL
snh-comm.ttes 10 iaYcstlsate e1& sui
aries OF al state ana county 'l,'Ne. >
appointed oS the 9'a'e ahe - POI :
to the next LEGISLATURE, 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
COAL INQUIRY CLOSES.

The special committee appointed to
investigate the cost of coal in this
4t..,,,.,o. .t,a.,ta - ~
- %, ~ ''' .'''.s e'e o. '''' "a.
M ka-t%' h.tNiaA discovered IN IFS
tWo-moutha existence that there is
.,afns zeal r,ealefs. Association which
49,. - -, #.a..,..,,,a.'. ~ a..
''s''5o' ~ ~ u s,is.. nav S'i' ~ ..
NefS cItae 20 Il Iess Ter tAe past year
and that Mdvur Oakley G. Curtis ef
Portland s. ft,e sfrf.lzEef candidate in
-. ,,. ,,-...ez,,.,.z .,..,..-z-3z
''''''. : 8, ne 70
fial eoi5halipu III l3l4.
"a +. Sof Gurus, &a1 haheies ne ran
-MeNlli@tt' teai Hh"i' sailhs Co,
vas on tlt Stahd thf nearly NO hours
AZ TINS htafil-' curing WH4Ch Tine the
/ - 4 a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
THE WEATHER
SNOW-COLDER.

Washington Feb. 27.-Forecast for
North New England: Snow, followed
by clearing, Friday; somewhat cold
er, Friday saturday, fair brisk and
probably high north to west winds.
South New England; Clearing and
colder, Friday; Saturday, probably
fair; high north to west winds. East
New York: Cloudy and colder, Fri
day, preceded by snow in Interior;
Saturday probably fair; high west
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
Four Oppose Ballot Law.

Though the judiciary committee re-
ported fought to pass" on the ACT
amending chapter 6 of the Revised
Statutes relating TO the regulation ans
conduct of elections, four members re-
serve the right to contest the Dill or
the floor. These members, Senator Dut'
ton and Representatives smith OF
Pressure Isle, smith of Patten and Dur
gin. however, would not present mi
nority report.
This measure provides that the name
Of each candidate for whom voter Il
TO cast his ballot shall be marked Wit
A cross in a square at the right OF th'
name. in the law provisions Tor
new form of ballot are made so tina
squares at the right of the names of al
candidates are TO be supplied.
This substantially follows the Mas
sachusetts ballot law form.
Other business in the Thursday SEES
sion with speeches IN full and all re-
norts of committees will be found ir
The Journals stenographic report else
where in this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
Gist of Morean's Letter.

a general denial of the existence, or
possibility of a Money Trust was pre-
scented to the House Money Trust COM
mittee. today, in long letter from j. =.
Morgan & Co, at the invitation of the
committee.
Upon the receipt of the Morgan letter,
today, Chairman Pujo gave out letter
written to Morgan & Co., saying that
the invitation to Morgan & Co. had beer
extended, Jan. 27, and that the commit
tee had been at work on its report for q
month. ''Your memorandum, the reply
concluded ''manifestly comes too late tc
be of value"
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
Nominations.

The following nominations were an
nouneed by the Governor, on Thursday:
Notary public-Ralph w. Moore, Ban
gor
Agent for the Passamaquoddy tribe of
Indians-Iustin f. Cove, Perry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
Lowest Cut Prices
r u z s

We are loaded on Furs and need the
money.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUY
Hudson Seal Coats.
Near Seal Coats.
Sable Squirrel Coats.
Blended Muskrat Coats.
Marmot Coats.
Natural Pony Coats.
Black Pony Coats.
Beautiful Mink Sets.
Japanese Mink Sets.
Lynx Muffs and Scarfs.
Black Fox Muffs and Scarfs.
Sable Fox Muffs and Scarfs.
Red Fox Muffs and Scarfs.
Natural Rscccon muffs and Scarfs.
Black Raccoon Muffs and Scarfs.
Persian Paw NUTS and Scarfs.
Gray and Sable Squirrel Muffs and
Scarfs.
Black and Sable Oppossum Muffs
and Scarfs made from full furred
skins, S4.25 each.
All ChIGren's Furs marked down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
Deleoates to r. r. Conference.

Senator Boynton of Lincoln, Thufs-
Inv morning, introduced an act proVld-
ing that the Governor shall appoint
two citizens of Maine as members of Il
New England railroad conference TO
act in conjunction with the appointees
of other New England Governors To
consider and report on the best meth
o6s of developing and operating the n
L. railroad system, These commission
ers are to serve without pay but tho'i
expenses are to be paid out OF th'
money not otherwise appropriated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
Jury Decides He Murdered
George {. Marsh.
0orr Makes Dramatic Appeal
To Jury, Before Retiring,


Salem, Mass, Feb. 27.-William A
DOrr of Stockton, Cal, was declared
guilty of murder in the first degree
today, by jury in the Essex county
superior court, which tried him fol
the death of George f. Marsh, q
wealthy manufacturer of Lynn. The
jury was out nearly two hours.
Dorr heard the verdict with little
display of emotion. His face paled
slightly, the muscles of his jaws tight
ened and his hands gripped the bar
in front of the prisoners cage Then
he sat down and from that time on
appeared unconcerned
The jurymen seemed more impress
ed with the verdict than the man they
had convicted After being closeted
for consideration of the case for /
hour and 81 minutes. they took the
case at 4:15 and announced agree
ment of a verdict at 6:0G p. NJ, the
Jurors entered the court room with
halting steps.
When the clerk gave the order to
stand, Dorr did so Immediately, the
jurymen seemed to hesitate. Mr.
Foreman, look upon the prisoner Prls-
oner look upon the foreman" the clerl.
ordered. The jurors all answered the
question:: Have you agreed upon a
verdiet?' and in scarcely audible
voice said: We have" Foreman
Frederick n. Moore of Peabody then
added that the verdict was one Of
guilty in the first degree
Judge Quinn thanked the jurors for
their patience, care aadSs Interest in
following s'Yot,y III u, l,Ia d,,t,,
Court was ad5ourned and Dorr WAS
county jail. Under The law sentence
cannot be rfoIlaI7arrd for 30 DAYS.
withif which the attorneys for
the dafenee siIkged to file for
action 1e r I'M noted during the
case xify has saved sew
eral e5< W 1iitt ne would not say
tonight, HI her action he plan-
ned. ft&f31ev Af1wiil, Air.
Bar 65Hn cQnfdrred for
n 4 court adjourned.
In III counsel for
thr 4 N & MI HUI claim
enA fLxnx2.nHn
cyl - ~ f{1f0ry wa ;
OH, ~ a. : Is el4afging the
Ju NC JOSEPH r. Hlnn stated
tit1Tyhe< jul press DeffFvcd: Dorr to
1een iH&ane when he shot the
Aufactursf,- they might return
81 not euisty by reason of
I'M Ine court further stated
'hak st1e Jury was satisfied. as as
sert&d ny the defence, that the death
oi ecurIeu OUTSIDE this coyin-
~ nh1 verdict OF Not
variance, which would mean
<iio not nave jurisdic-
81 8
q - 'vaen "ae auoeu as Inc
= - - g. Gnu oy Tue prisoner
NJ. w 49, 'ne eoAi. was ABOUT 70 ehafst
~ july, iose h'oii' ms seat IN ms stee
tease' paie ana 'reihoiihg, ana IN voice
1a,se,le WIN eiiio'ioh' cried out
soy Jus' q lew Morus Wouio ilk'
~ ieasa' what nave saio OF
s"e s,aiiu' Ai.honsh am 4ooo miles
.iea. i'o"e ieei ''ae this jury VIII az
"'s' - iisn', moment, WINE I'M
.a.s sa''eu, UT fes''a'ed. linen he re
TN aaat,, - Gau., - =,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Feb, 27.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Clearing and cold
err Friday; Saturday, probably fair
high north to west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-28
1904

Output now 100000 weekly BY far tn
largest selling brand ct locY cigars in tn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY ORDER
we're served and the following we're

the guests.
Messrs. and Messdames: George c.
Wells. W. II. Scott, Thos Sherrard. \.
w. Rignor. Sr.. a. W. Risnor. Jr.. W.
F Barth. J NJ Cornelius. w T. Mich
OILS. NJ. L. McGin. J. II. Matthews. Ed
ward II. Marks. W. c. Leazure. Thos.
McColl. 4. Montgomery. Thomas Hub
bard. Collins Minness. George W Me
Cleary. DR.. and Mrs. H. l.. Judge. Mrs.
Ida Hump. Messdames. T Petition.
+. Cooper. =. r. Grotz, c Doty. Mr..
G. Windsor. Mr. w. Wheeler. Misses
Elizabeth Davidson. Ella Davidson.
Pansey McClcary, Mind Applegate.
Olive Jacobs. Helen Cornelius. VI.
Nogele
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
SOCIETY
Vsssar and Wellesley.

" the regular meeting of the Col
icEiate Alumnae association next Sat
urday. January II. 1913. the above
Two woman's colleges. Wellesley and
Edssar. will be discussed and general
Information and "reminiscences will
DO related concerning their Alma Mat.
-. Nass1r by Mrs. Joseph SpeidcI
Jr. Wellesley by Miss Elizabeth Eskev
There will be three attractive musical
members. VIZ.
laI The butterfly"
~ -" Wc,s'inE Day ~ ProidhauEer r
Miss Jessie wolfe
MISS Wolfe IS known as one of the
most prominent Young performers and
musical Instructors. just returned IN
Tho fall from two Years study with
Herr. Alberto Jonah. 81 Berlin. and
mas appeared IN German grand opera
with the German star. Emil Fischer
Ihe meetings ~ Tho club will boz die.
GUESSED and an attractive musical mum
bor given A. each meeting Ladies' are
generally invited and az are vel
come The intention ~ the club be- fo
educate. tho idea being 10 familiarize
those who could accept education
with Tho various schools. 20 enfhuse
them fo accept opportunities offered
Ih" club believes IN cuitivatIng tho
tastes and training tho minds ~ our
people and In time tho people viii do.
nand right living and hish thinking
Corruption and reform viii unresear
iv follow Where citizens arc cdu.
Gated they will demand tho bcffsr
THINGS N life and better ways of Dis.
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
This Simple Cormon-Sense Urea,
merit Costs But Trife and
Brings Quick Keller

Nostr'0a is a simple harmless
af'iFcrfIr balm that quickly opens
fhe head. purIfcq and heals tho
mucous Innings Of tho dir passages
a1i This treatment ie much moro
pleasant and satisfactory than sf1m
ooh dosing f1 cure cold
Every body Knows fhai colds had fo
Oaarrh. Catarrhal Dcafncse. Casarr.
h'I Ii"aa1Dlo Na-al Caturrh. iIav
I.rfr rnd FIudred Diseases
no h"s. tiuc tu euro Crfarrh i.
h.inr" If becomes chronic. auI uo
quickest VaJ to got results IS Co 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
"SOME" STORM
HITS VALLEY
AND CoEGLoMERATIoN OF RAIN
SNOW. AND SLEET WAS
HANDED OUT.
Trains Delayed. Street Car Schedules
Wrinf!ed and walking out
OF the Question.

The Old wsathcr msn fully proved his
.ncon~iStcncy To- WheeliuEiteS and resi-
gents throughout the ohio Valley vhcI
Ie handed them rain. sleet and SNOW
ana all within about twelve hours yes
'"rday. The snow storm that struck
Wheeling yesterday morning was &C.
companied by a cutting north wind
that wa almost uubaardble. following.
'ue mild weather that has been enjoy
"a here all winter.
Adding another discomfort e. than
caused hy the inclemency ol the wealth
o.. AL cars on the Wheeling Traction
nos were shut on fpl about two hour.
curing the afternoon. du. o. o. slIEtr
4re that occurred tu fU- boiler r0oIu .
o. the Traction company power house.
Inc hrr OTittnated Iu the roof about
loon and the IRE department Will. eN-
tlhguir hing The hre also cNtinguieh-I
Zoe IRE under ."Veral OF the boilers.
mus shutting of the power lSv the
time steam could again boz gotten uu.
inc track of the company had become
united by snow. throwing am OF tie
,,trs late ami on schedule
The cars on the West Virginia Tract
con and IIrCtri. lines were also held
up during the afternoon hy driftcd
Trucks ANA up until evening ran about
80 minutes late Later the tfack
rweeper was brought into uec ana all
of ih, cars were running on schedule"
All trains Late.
All eastern tfalu- ou the Baltimore
ara ONO we're running from ono fO two
hours late during the Cav. train So.
DO from New York o. Wheeling arriN-
NIX here over 90 minutes late The
western trains were not affected by tho
torn ana were al running on time.
The lItersss OF the eastern trains was
Iused directly hr the telegraph wires
OF fle company ir tho eastern section
i"Irr damaged lN tho storm which
.rnmed fo he general In tho east All
trains running on fne Pennsylvania o.
vision between cliffs cts and Pitts
turEh we're uu time during tho dnF.
az flt local telerhone and teIeg-a Nh
Drmrnrtfa. the Weston rinr seemed
f. bf struck hardest hr fue storm and
fHe lines ~ fifE contrary nI over the
Vale, were working badly throughout
fIs dHV
Ort two lines aF ffe Feu Telephone
frrfUr were uut W order while tho
Ines ~ the ~atIurni Telephone and
"r'fI TeicsruEn '0wrHf.rs we're NOT
.rfHgfd
Tur SNOW rfnr-r H.t N.lrdstilie
WITH fhs other fHvUs and sfreaf cars
we're fsI ur fnr .ssfrHI Inf.s Wo-L
'H r.ffIU Hrv Iu.'I..ga AROUND fUl
..f. wH. Il.rI..r H.I fNr HnH .H..
..HHr uH fIf |..|u HH.. ..HH. tarn
2. red q. surrrfI uf.f force tr
uer ueUr ruf fH wrrE clearing Too
Tracks HIf hf Mine .HrL ffef evening
.'r cars were rI.rIug un H.nadule fIrur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
Arion kafrr.Xisl,e

The next Arion Haffec-Nisite will he
given Tuesday. January .. at the Arion
Club. on the South Side. In the az
tornoon cuchre and FIVE hundred will
be played. and prizes will be awarded
\ delicious roast beef supper will be
served from 20 : The menu will
include delicious roast beef With mush-
rooms. wax string beans with pota-
20 cubes. potato salad and all the &C
COmn1nyin- dclcacies There will be
dancing in the evening. and the com
mittee iu charge b. composed Of Mes
danes Elizabeth VI Roth. chairman.
= Riester. p. RAIDER. Louis RabiE.
Theodore Roller. Leon Refer. \ Sci
fcrt. william SChwertfeger. Harry
SchmeiChol Fred Stroehman. william
Sonne. Frrd Schmoichel. Con Schneid-
emiller. Misses Barbara Korn. lyoref-
"a Hcirer Mary Schriner and Mary
kirschner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
PROPER TREATMENT FOR A BAD COLD
A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE REMEDY
Inc Many Remarkable Cures Effected by Chambsran Cough
Remedy Put 1t in the Specific for Bad Colds

II 10 not probable that an ymedicine
has ever met with greater success
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
a cure for bad colds. People every
where speak Of Il In the highest terms
OF praise. The fact that II is pleas
ant and safe to take adds greatly to
Its popularity.
Mrs. Z. ". Tice. Goodwin, n. Y.
writes. We have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy In our family for a
number or years. and II has never
tailed to cure a cough. bronchial trou-
Die or hard cold. I have found IL Just
splendid for children. II viii break
u pa croupy cough quicker than any
thing else I ever used. II contains
no opium. SO ! know Il to be harm
less.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04

Mrs. Fred Rymer. Lancaster. n. Y,
writes. Chamberlains Cough Remedy
deserves all the credit I can give IT,
Few months ago | used two bottles
of II and was cured OF a deep seated
cold on my lungs that had defied all
other treatment. II goes directly to
the seat OF the trouble. removes the
cause, thereby enecting positive
and permanent cure"
Mrs. Emma Myers. Akron. " Y.
writes. Il first used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy ABOUT two years ago
and learned what valuable medicine
II Is for coughs and colds. Now
when symptoms OF a cold appear I
take a few doses and II fixes me IN
right away. Il is by far the best
cough medicine I ever used.--Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04

end s y Parker. called Yesterday ~
'rrn0on IN Prosecuting Attorney 20
Ndd.onan and Judge Robinson. of fhe
'fim.nal Court urginE them 10 prose.
cute lhr manager of rho 'Rrf" en-.
rIirn Ff fhr recent election They TO-
0u" 'od tho now officials fo present f1
Goo Grand jury fhc failure NJ the Tax
paNrrF Association. through ihr.r
man.i" George Mcdowell. to comply
F.n boo Ir.. IONS OF tho arf hv f'Iue
'H f.f"lr' Df receipts md oKperd
'rn. n a! funds used i1 fhs cam
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
About People
Movements of individuals 10 and
From the City.

Ms. Arthur Todd of Detroit IN the
guest OF her parents. Dr.. and Mrs.
Schwinn.
William williams has returned To
this city after spending New Years
at his home in woodsfield.
Miss Irene Barnes has been the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Johoning for sew
eral days.
r. C. scheer is among the visitors
In Charleston
Superintendent OF Schools II. B.
Work Is at Charleston attending a
conference OF principals and superin-
tendents OF schools
William l.. Maxwell OF warwood.
who enlister in the army, left Thurs
day for Columbus
Mrs. Alfred Davis OF Elm Grove
is confined to her home by an attack
OF Ia grippe.
Roscoe Williams. who has been
spending the past several months in
this city. left Thursday for Colum-
bus. o.
II. Brisbine OF Pittsburgh 4, VISIT
ing relatives in the city.
John q. ArbenZ will return To Co
lumbus. o., on Sunday TO resume his
studies at the Starting Medical col
lege.
Mrs Joe Iglauer Of Cleveland, O.. is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Good, at IS Fifteenth street
Miss Hazel Homlinson of GAINESVILLE
Is the guest of friends in the city.
ID. o. Duffy Is in New York ON a
business and pleasure trip in attend
ance OF the Golfers convention.
Mrs. Alfred Caldwell of North Main
street is I'll at her home.
George J. Mathison is III at his
home on North Main street.
Miss Bess Root OF Twenty-fourth
street is i'll Of the grip.
Mrs. E c. Ewing of Leatherwood
is III OF grip.
Lawrence Ferren OF St. Clairsville
was business visitor in the city yes
terday
Wayne Emerson OF Monessea. Pa.
is the guest OF friends here.
Miss Eleanor Walker will leave To-
day FOR their home in Marietta. o,
after an extended visit with relatives
in Pleasant Valley
Miss Fal Williams has returned 10
he- home In st. ClairsvilIe after n
visit with local relatives.
Carl p. Leatherwood will leave ror
Morgantown on Sunday 70 resume his
studies in the State university. after
visit with relatives here.
l. =. Brownlee OF Pittsburgh is in
the city looking after business inter
ests
Miss Margaret Jackson OF the
south Side is visiting relatives IN
PaTkersburg.
John Colvig OF the Island will leave
for Bethany on Sunday where he will
enter college.
Miss Marie Wilson OF Charleston Is
the guest OF Island friends.
Carl Bachman and John Arbenz.
students Of the State university al
Morgantown. will leave Saturday
morning 10 resume their work at that
institution. Mr.. Bachman, who was
! captain OF the university football
team this year. will take his A. b. de-
gree in June.
Randolph Stalnaker IL registered al
( the Ruhner in Charleston.
/. W. Wood was In Cambridge
! Thursday on business.
Miss Carrie Wood Is visiting in
II. o. Moule and G W. Shral1 are
stopping at the Monroe In Parkers-
burg
NJ and Mrs Frum. who have been
me guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Nh.
sum OF FairmOut. have returned home
+. J. Campbell was the guest OF his
son, Mr.. and Mrs. W b Campbell OF
Fairmont on New Years day.
Carl Northwood was AZ the Fort
Pitt IN Pittsburgh yesterday
VI 2. Baker was at the immortal
In New York yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
CLEARS The HEAD,
BREAKS A COLD, STOPS CATARRH

ply the treatment direct 10 The seat
81 tho trouble
The nos'riiq and tho air passages
ere The breeding places Tor nc ca
arhal and H1s Fovcr germs. and
these germs thrive and grow sh~n
he parts are sore. swollen. and fn
famed BY colds
The Noetrioit Treatment always
Affords quick pleasant rc'icf and MANY
people now usc nothing else for Colds
Group Cailrrh cfc
y &c tube ~ Nostroia contains
sixty DAYS treatment and aU Iru-
-i-te soH Nus fubr To-day. aud
youH wish you bad tried N0strioE
sooner ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04

Hello. Bll'" called tho neiehbor 10
Young father Have you named
tho baby y.t-"
We'll. almost" answered Bill Tho
Two rrandmothers have agrccd 10 ar.
b.ra'c" iipincotrs Magazine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04

Cho'hc Her hopes 81 marrying ne
Count DC NORMAL we're dashed "a
pieces ON the rocks
Roesie on what rocks Cholre-
Choiie ON tho ROCKS her father
sunk IN wall street. judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04

Monday evening Wra ~ g. Loayuro.
~ S'cuhouv.llo. entertained tbo Fort
nightly cuohr" club af fho Hudson
HOUSE. u NoiishurE Tho uHrIpr.
v"r" beautifully decorated .u poinrcf
'fF Ier'tr gables were Ir play and
Nfrf.n prizes Hnrn awarded 40
tHc close 0. 'Hr game rcfrneuments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04

Miss Mary Virginia saudr enfcr
fa.nrd n few friends % her home on
Tho Island on Friday afternoon with "a
bridge. aH a courtesy fo Wrs Fdou1rf
/iorIor. ~ Nrw York CIfy. and Mr.
Lyman kirk patrick. ~ Rochester. ~
n. who have been hero Tor tho hoii
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
SIumber PARTY.

Miss Lucretia Travis. OF Fast Wheel
ing. entertained. few girl friends ~
dinner and with skimber party ar
her home on Friday night The guests
were Misses Hazel Tomlinson. of
Zaneeville. o. Hazel Lorenz. Eliza
beth Schellhase Margaret Schmidt.
Elizabeth Kasley and Ne.l Potts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04

Misc Rh"a and Miss uora Warnc-
entertained on Now Years eve FOR Miss
Wi'mu'h Morris ~ iorsburr % who
i9 their house guest. Games and mu.
sio wcre enjoyed. and tho colorr we're
rcd md grorn. a general GOOD time
was had b. nl tho guests prescnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
TO SUE VETS"
Representative % Good Government
League hsk That Taxpayers A.
socistion Be Prosecuted.

Determine frrt There sHaI hr r0
violations % tho corrupt practice. n.'
o. committee from fhs ono f.H.t.
iGoof Government fenrur com posed
Of Dr J 4 Monroe. Charles b. Lawyer