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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
MILTONSBURG

Henry Hughes. OF near Woodsfield,
spent few DAYS with his son-in-law,
Leonard Miller, OF this place. last
week
Vincent Parkari was in town Satur-
day on business
Geo. Christman hauled a load OF
fanck dressed hogs for Chauncy Ank-
TO INTO GAINESVILLE Thursday OF last
week
MoCune Harper has charge OF the
Howiler telephone central At pres.
ent.
Herbert Landefeld. manager for
the Schuman Broom Co. was through
here last week looking after some
business for the COMPANY
Miss Lillian Reich. who has been
sick for sometime. is improving rapid
"
The Campfire Literary Society will
have their next program Friday night.
March :. II starts at the usual time.
A number 81 the Woodsiield high
school people will be present and the
Mtltonsburg male quartette expects
TO furnish music. Let every body
come and have good time
Cemence Vail. pelt and fur dealer.
was business caller In town. Satur-
dav
Geo Ketterer and l.. T. Claus we're
business callers in Woodsheid. Satur-
day.
Claus Groux and Ankrom. sales
company. sold a fine horse 10 ". +.
Mann. OF Malaga. Monday OF last
week
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STEUBENVILLE

eTEI BESNiLLE. O.. March That
the most perfect specimen or Bureaus
cratic government ever initiated on the
Fac" OF the earth * being built up IN
OHIO with all the diplomacy OF an orien-
tai monarch. Is attracting wide ttten-
ton j. evident from "A snort interview
sarnted an lntelligcncer man to-day by
Hn observsnt Republican attorney. He
says that the progr"S~iNes are being
blinded by let the people rule dust
whIle the articles OF absOIuteism are be
ing passed and rtVeted. while pretend
INK 10 cut down the office holding list
n" says this pretence Is bowling
farce. as the legislation being passed
provides for much multiplied army or
nffiee holding retainers. none elected by
.oterie OF political machinists. Jim Cox
Tim Hogan. ct Al. who are tanning TO
rule forever. barring "A political TeNolu-
ton against such methods
The democratic state administration
H. the greatest uhilgarchy ever InSti-
tuted among civilized people. IL creates
the governor an exclusive car with all
the faculties and iuclinations TO nave
a closed compact against the peopl" anu
Yet IL Is fun of ghttering promises to-
ward popular government. The admins
tratiOn or Governor cox is mixture OF
federalism and ahsolutelsm. All alleged
progressive legislation passed 40 iaI ~
done TO throw dust INTO the eyes OF the
people. 20 MAKE the people believe they
are progressive. 40 legislation wherein
IN" people are to rule IN material
sense mas had even a ghost ot snow
at the hands OF the Legislators whom
COX makes to dance ly a mere nod or
the Fufltical magician's wand. The
whole OF the state machine including all
officials of the Democratic party re-
Gently elected are pronounced partisans.
working only for the purpose or perpetu-
atiDg Democrat supremacy an Ohio
through one OF the most complete ma
chines Estate wit-' ever organized. u
regard Governor COX as one OF the great
est political demagosues Ia this coun-
ny Instead or restricted saloon
license such as the voters asked for on
ne constitutional amendments. Cover
aor Cox is arranging a license privilege.
some laws that have been passed act
1ally nullify the statute and menace
legitimate business interests. unless
remedial legislation is passed. The leg
Station fathered by the Bourbon Demo
rats Of the Governor COX stripe for the
negro. Is an appalling attack on their
ights as citizens and human beings. IL
- rank discriminating Legislation OF the
Jim crow sort. 1 look fOr an awful and
sweeping reNUltiOn against tho !egtsla-
zion ana tuc mae hine methods IN vogue
"a columbus
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You Marvel How Worst Skin
Eruptions Disappear as
Result of Famous
Remedy.

y you havs been dfhrrr -0rno hi9-.f
troubles -rrre erripfivr atir rIreas~. en1t
v sczsra. irpua t7.r'1.fr. raIlrfr.
F~rofI't rr what SON uHI H~re .a Do
ono IRE safe war fI ..rs frs 10
any f-.E store f1r 800 Erfre ~
n o. end yrI a-c fhen rn u0 road %
heskh Tho action 90 ftf4 ~efrr-.4ffs
remedy e. Just o. direct f.r' a4 tive.
Just 81 certain in fff fr0.en.s a. fhrf
fhs SIN rfHaH o. ffo e.f 70 f- ono -
fhrus rare medical f.-.n- vt.l a-t IN
he l'.YI wffh fre eIrrr H.---9 ~ -r-
iainfy MAJ is fH8r1 Ir aI nature .fr.
frrrirr Tho manner .r rH... .f Dom
mates AMI controls ffr r..afe-f... trans
fsr~rrs ~ rich. red. ptr0 Hrtr-..I ..0..f
fHr ne iIrea-cd tcn.4f F..I fr mar.
vsi1u4
CO.. through oven s.i- pro s.ls.
F-rm. 0rf cf.rr i'H.I .r.....t ~
fn-.-f n fh~ FORM rf frr..uf. trn.-
stimulated fH consume r great U-.rr-
u.r % f~rr-.fs-. us stomach srI f-.
teVf'r~s cease FL. r-rtr. into 80 f.a..I
rfrra~7 go catarrhal --.....I germs.
tIe bowels. E.frf.s ''.f'rr rrf 10
rrIr.faF.r. ~ 600 IH.. Y-a .rar.fsI.rI
i1fY Gent .r f-.e f. cvtr. over. rss-
tire 90 e,rrHre f .rt.r
There .a e.H..s.F r .-.-. .-.t. 4rv.
whore i.f wf.f taa ... irving ..s-rf.s
90 to wonderful s.t'.. tT,.f. z
Etf i..Ie .. f.- famous
rrr fI. .H... a.| .f .... .I.e .. .fII
l.-0 .. r'.. Iar E..r .. r.r et.r ..e.
.f ' Irf. t.Hr.I. .f.
IHr '.I..... ....... 1rf
Fret cairfts is
L..-I cod as.D I.ie.4s.
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Judge - a. Smith has strrtCH terror
into the hearts OF law vioiators by ms
-ecent fine OF $500 for an aSStEnItlo-i
mouse keeper. lie proposes before pass
ms eSntence on any VIC 'atrrs Of moral
Or saloon laws. 20 !aok into their past
records and ~ 10 - bad the sentence vii!
Ne corr~Sponiinglv heavy Any gam
ding pdraphernslia capt4r"d IN the flu
;lre he Will order destroyed. courts in
Inc past have allowed sucn equipment
80 ne returned.
sylvia /. Patterson has begun suit
against Geo. "a. Patterson fol divorce.
SIS tody Of children. altmony and that he
he eujoined from dIspoSinE uf prOperty
"r interfering with her. They We're mar
Iiet August :. 1887. and there ale -FOUR
children. She alleges lac threatened her
i.fc. drove her from nome ana called
her Vile names
l. ". Zimmerman vs. FeliN ConStan-
tina. appeal transcript from docket o.
Justice Campbell
". H. Draws ct al vs. ohio Farmers
lns. Co. SUR Tor Se.655 dIe ou "A fire
loss under insurance policies
IT, T.. Rak"r ~. Ada EIker. suit FOR
divorce They We're married at ,'umber-
ana. Nd in July. 1909. and Boz. al'eg.s
WIZ absence.
d:opp-d from doCket
Daniel stephens SIS. Jesse stephens
dismissed
o.. ~. Frazier IS. \. a Worry o: a.
dismissed a. 90 barbara H.f6ld and
1.n!!nE against Morley for s-.s 81
j. 3. Mcfarland " ~choenuafen Brew
20. 81 a.. finding against charles ami
Sylvester BaugnertN - S5S 90. ana no
tHt.ng against brewing 60.
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BEALLSVILLE

We notice by the Anocorda Chron.
icIe or Montana that Sam Y. Stewart
was las' fall elected governor of tina,
5 atC. The governor was a son Gt Wi
son SteWarf and was born in suns
bury township between Ozark ard
RcalsVi.le on the farm owned hy the
VIM a. Kaiser heirs. Sampcl Dough
cry living there now. Samuel earle
living near Jerusalem IS his uncle
lie had one brother and one sister.
The brother is in the Montana leg
stature The stewart family was ey-
C"ptiouaIlA bright They moved
from her. 20 Kansas thence 20 Mon
taua S"nsbury IS proud OF her son
and We dii ioir in wishing him pros
perou, administration.
Tho Government has iuvestiFat"d
conditions ~ chicago. They found
1900 d" ai'e men and 30o negroes
masking their living ont ~ IN" white
save trade. buying. selling. trapping
innocent white girls. They also
found SIS headquarters FOR an arson
,rus' that burns millions ~ dollars O'
property over ;hc ni'ed states fro
bugs .o- profit u wa Boo remember
81 that Chicago has scores Of court
and Judges. prosecuting anl district
attorneys and hundreds o. assistants
90 MAYOR and thousands of police and
So al This fl'" and crime Is going On
right under their nose. Don't VOL
fhius sire officials need a clean uq
ir this nation What is true a.
CHICAGO i- true ~ an smaller places
IN Jess degree
Rev and NJ H0Wors ~ Leosvilie
ohio. were here last week aftcudiu-
the funeral os Robert letters
Thomas Mcilo't departed this i'c
on Mouday
r g. Clcary returned home from
his vI-i' 20 Freedom and report great
religion reviyais through Nohi" couu
80
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WOODSFIELD

Roy p. Baker went TO Bellaire on
business this morning
u. u COX Wa over from Jerusa.
lem on business Monday.
g. NJ. Watson was AZ Bellaire and
Wheeling on business this week
4. r Baker 81 Lewisville. was in
WoodSheld on business. yesterday.
DR.. II. \ Ferguson was at Bellaire
and Wheeling the first Of the week.
IT j Calland. OF Summerfleld. was
q business visitor in WoOdsfield Tues
day
Charles ". NeaIey is here from
Akron Tor a visit az homo during the
strike AT the rubber plants
Miss Georgia Parry has returned 20
Bellaire after a short visit with her
parents. Dr. and Mrs. j. r. Parry
Miss iluma Mathess. aged 81 years
died AZ the county infirmary March
.. 1913 Her former home YVES al
BenWood Green township
The v G. T I. O. iIeallsyiIle Will
meet AZ the home OF Miss iona Key
scr. Saturday. March Nth AT $50 p
M Topic. The Inltia'Ive and Refer
cndum
Tn" Narcissus Club met Tuesday
evening az tue home n its president
ana elected officers and took in two
new members Mrs. Forrest Jack
son and Mr. Harry OgIe
William Ross. aged SO years. died
~ his hon" 20 Darlington March J
1919. Two children are left. Miss
Iva % Brliair" ard Isaac of Clariue
Ton Deceased was a member OF the
Christian church
The board 81 school examiners viii
hold HoXwcl examinations on the
third Saturday %. ArrI ard Nav a.
follow April - Lcwisville. Clar
.ugtUu and Boalis.iiic. Nav A. Grays
v'li". S1rI' and Nu''oc
mo county commissioners ~
I'Oycd Thomas simmons as eU0crin
tender' OF tho lrtirmary until the cx
pira'ion ~ fho'r torn % Office. Sep
temher first The new board ~ com
miss.oners viii then take up the maj
tCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
1T HEALS ECZEMA
Just Give Resinol q Chance and See
Skin Numors Vanish.

SKIN humorS vanish.
Don't stond that itching eczema tor
ment one day longer. Go TO the nearest
druggist and get a jar Of Resinol Oint-
ment and cake OF Resinoi Soap.
Battle the eczema patches with Resi-
mol Soap and hot water. dry and apply
a little Resinol Ointment. The tortur-
ing itching and burning stop instant
ly. you no longer have 10 dig and
scratch. sleep becomes possible and
healing begins. Soon the ugly, tor
menting eruptions disappear COM
pletely and for good.
Restnol has done this for thousands
upon thousands OF sufferers from all
sorts OF itching. scaly skin troubles
Give IL half chance and il Will do as
much for YOU. You can try Resinol
ointment and Resinol Soap at our ex-
pense II you want to. Just write 10
Dept. As. Resinol. Baltimore. Nd.
and we Will send YOU generous sam
Piles BY parcel post. Resinol f. sold
by every druggist and has been pre-
scribed by doctors for eighteen years
Resinol ointment. in opal Jars. costs
so cents and 81; ResinoI Soap. %
cents a cake.-Rdv.
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Personal Notes.

Mrs W. - Barnett was shopping In
Cambridge "Wednesday.
Leon Dubois was transacting bust
ness In Cambridge this morning
II. y. Pierce was In Pleasant city
YESTERDAY
T. II Shafer. Of Caldwell. WAS q
business caller IN town to-day
John '. Ferguson was Cambridge
visitor Wednesday
ElViu sherry was in cambridge
to-day trauSarting business
Mrs. = l.. liAllberS. OF South Ryes-
Niil" - spending The week with New
Concord relatives
Mr.. \. l.. McCroary. - North High
street. IL III 81 hts home suffering
with IN attack of the grip.
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BYESVILLE
Bad Roads.

Charles Brand. driver FOR the Cam
bridge Galleries company. reports the
highways surriunding Byesvillc in
worse condition than for three years.
Mr.. Brands territory between the
mines covers an area 81 ten miles. and
In many places the roads are re-
ported almost impossible. For several
Gays the roads have been in "A slushy
condition. the mud having gotten very
deep. The present cold has frozen a
heavy crust on the surface. but not
sufficient to hold up traffic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
If the Diamond in

an Engagement Ring is of su-
perior quality, the home-build-
ing ambition which prompts
the gift will be more fully re-
allied, even tho the Diamond
is a small one.
The size of a Diamond does not
determine its value. Diamonds
are graded according to color.
quality and cutting. In choosing
an Engagement Ring. remember
that the Lukens reputation and
guarantee back of a stone greatly
enhances its value without in
creasing its cost to you. NAV we
help you win her?
LUKEN'S
THE SILVER SHOP
1914 Market ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
cRAmER CASE IS IN
HANDS OF THE JURY

VHicAGo. March THE case OF
Charles Cramer. circus clown and high
diver. who with his wife is charged
with the murder CT Miss Sophia
Singer. of Baltimore. was given to the
jury by Judge Kersten this afternoon
and the jury retired 70 consider Its
verdict.
Attorney Remus. who left a sick bed
to make the pea for the life of his
client collapsed as he finished speak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
Meeting Postponed.

Tn" Alpha Delta society OF the Rap-
tbs. church has postponed the regular
meeting which was TO have been held
this week. on account OF the special
meetings 81 the congregation. The
next E:~etinE Will be held at the home
of Miss Bessie Davis. Of North Third
street. the next Monday after the
close Of the meeting. Further an
announcement later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
Arthur NJ. Beaupre.

President Gomez. in q statement
issued after he had placed his sigma
ture to the amnesty bill. said that he
felt compelled TO comply with the
wishes OF the Cuban people as ex.
pressed by the large majority in the
Cuban Congress favoring the bill" He
added that he desired 10 leave further
discussion OF the matter to diplomatic
channels.
In the meantime. instructions will
be issued TO proceed Immediately WITH
the release OF all prisoners included
within the terms OF the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
Six O'Clock Dinner.

The following persons Will enjoy
the hospitality or Mr.. and Mrs !.
Earle stephens. OF the MacsdaIn ized
road. Friday evening. when they will
he host and hostess at a O'Clock din
ner Frank stephens. Of Clevclan.
and Nr. and Mrs. Walter stevens and
family. 81 Cambridge Covers Will
bc laid for ten.
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ing and had TO be carried TO an ante
chamber. where he revived.
A few minutes later both Cramer
and his wife tainted Assistant States
Attorney Fleming made the closing
argument for the prosecution and de-
manded the inniction OF the death
penalty for both Cramer and his wife.
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Amnesty Bill SIaned

HAVANA. March President Jose
Miguel Gomez to-day signed the am
nesty bill. in spite of the energetic pro
test handed to the Cuban government
yesterday by United States Minister
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Marriage Licenses.

Lawrence l. Mcdonald - years and
Nellio :. Brown. % years. OF Steuoen-
vile
I.Iisi Ciafardoni. 30 years. and Flo
uI-na NJ. Nitabone. - years. % MingO
Junction.
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Work. f.HU.. lid. Do
Fr1r h MNrte rr -Irftsrf. SO
I-0.e 49, ceiling IA. So
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EIEcTRICtL CONTRACTOR

American Electrical Co. 1871 charrlrs
'.f..t .ItH on ST. ..F t.ts'tf
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ELECTRIC SHOE PEPAlRiNo
rraas 3. Necoy. Prop. io4a Main 81
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-11-11
BE|LISS ACQUITTED
ON MURDER CHARGE
Jew Accused Of Staying Boy In
Blood Ritual Not Guilty.

Kiev, Russia, Nov. 11.-Mendel Bel
liss was acquitted by the jury.
The trial of Beiliss, a Russian of the
Hebrew faith, for the alleged murder
OF Andrew Yushinsky, a Christian lad.
began Oct. s.
The case caused an immense sensa-
ton, which stirred the whole of Rus
STA and attracted attention throughout
the word.
The mutilated body of the boy Yu-
shinsky was discovered on March rs.
1911. In a cave on a suburban holding
outside Kiev. The hands were bound
behind the back and there were forty
sever wounds on the body.
Beiliss was arrested shortly after.
ward and charged with the murder. He
was kept In close confinement till the
trial.
During the hearing many medical
experts testified, their opinions vary
ing as to the eason for the crime.
Other witnesses threw suspicion on a
woman, Vera Tcheberiak, alleged to
be a harhorer of a band of criminals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-11-11
BAN PHOTOS IN WATCHES.
Pictures of Loved Ones Not Allowed
In Trainmen's Pockets.


Chicago.-No longer may engineers,
conductors, brakemen and other en-
ployees In the operating department Of
the Illinois Central railroad carry pic
lures of their wives, sweethearts and
babies on their watch crystals. An
order against the practice was issued
by the management. officials of the
company have decided that such pic
lures are likely to distract the atten-
ton OF employees from their work and
that accidents might result. When an
employee pulls out his watch his atten-
ton should be devoted exclusively to
the time, they say. The order also
specifies plain dials of a uniform de-
sign.
This rule may seem to be a small
matter; but, after all, 1t Is the little
things that count" said Vice President
w. L. Park in discussing the order.
Every railroad man will admit that
success in the operating department re-
quires strict attention to duty"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-11-11
RAILWAY SERVICE STALLED
Twenty Inches Of Snow In Sections Of
Ohio.

Columbus, o., Nov. 11.-Ohio is COW
cred with a blanket OF snow ranging
In depth from twenty inches at points
along Lake Erie to eight inches in the
Ohio river section. Cleveland con-
tinued to be practically cut off from
the world so far as telegraph and
traction facilities are concerned.
At Akron twenty inches of snow has
fallen. No railway trains have been
operated out OF Akron since Sunday
afternoon and local street railway and
interburban line service is temporarily
abandoned.
Cleveland and Youngstown, o.,
have been cut off from telegraphic
communication since Sunday after
noe Nearly all the wires running
out of PittsDurg are down. Communi-
cation with New York and other East
ern cities was obtained by making de-
tours of thousands of miles on South
ern circuits and even then the connec-
lions were frequently broken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-11-11
LEES VOTE BADLY NEEDED
Seating Of Maryland Senator Might
Help Currency Bill.

Washington, Nov. 11.-With the cur
rency situation In the senate rapidly
shaping into a partisan fight. with the
president and administration senators
demanding passage OF the house bill
and Republicans and insurgent Demo
Gratis holding out for important
changes In 1t. the question OF seating
Blair Lee as senator from Maryland
becomes OF the utmost Importance.
Because Lee is not seated and Sen
ator Jackson, Republican. is one of
the two senators from Maryland, and
because there is a vacancy from Ala
bama caused by the death of Joseph
Forney Johnston and failure to seat
Representative Clayton. who was ap-
pointed by the governor. it Is doubt.
full whether the administration can
control the course OF currency legis.
lation In the upper house.
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DON'T WAIT


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Don't wait until hackache becomes
chronic;
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rest.
Profit by a Madison citizens expert
ence.
W. r. Hamilton, North and First
Sts.. Madison. s. D., says: II found
as l got along in years that kidney
trouble was gradually coming on, but
did not pay much attention to ii I'M
til nv back became stiff and lame.
coon followed by annoyance from the
kidney secretions. i bad a tired feel
ing. lacked ambition and was all run
down. / knew that my ease needed
attention and as / had heard such good
accounts of Doan's Kidney Pills, / i'm
mediately began using them. They
soon removed the trouble, ~benefting
me in every way. / have many times
told my neighbors to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills and those who did so, were
we'll pleased with the results"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
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nation. / was sick every three weeks
and had to stay in bed from two to four
days.
at is with great pleasure | tell you
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fore | was almost a wreck. You car
publish this letter if you like. 1t may
help to strengthen the faith of some
poor suffering woman."-Mrs JOHN F.
RICHARDS, Westwood, Maryland.
Women who suffer from those dis
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If you have the slightest doubt
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MUTINEERS UNDER ARREST
Uncle Sans Sailors In Charge OF
Vessel.

Lewes, Del, Nov. 11.-An armed
guard from the United States avenue
cutter Onondaga was placed aboard the
American four-masted bark Manga Re-
va. the crew of the latter having mu-
tinted on the high seas.
The Manga Reva sailed from Phil
adelphia a month ago for San Fran
cisco with a cargo of coal. When sew
eral hundred miles at sea the crew
of t~wenty-eight men mutinied, tied the
captain and mate in their berths and
took possession Of the ship. Suisse
~quently the officers were released to
navigate the ship after a promise had
been extracted that the m~utineers
would be returned to the Delaware
capes.
The bark, with the crew aboard. will
be towed back to Philadelphia with
the armed guard of the United States
sailors in charge.
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affairs than liz society, and yet the on
ctal position of the family demands
some ostentation.
Close friends of the family say that
a happy medium has been reached.
Those who will be invited, they say,
will be the families of the members Of
the cabinet. the assistant secretaries
in the various departments, the leaders
In congress, the heads OF embassies
and personal friends of the family.
Miss Wilson in addition to arranging
the details of her wedding is directing
the furnishing and decoration of her
future home I'm Williamstown, Mass,
where they will live after January,
when Mr.. Sayre will sever his connec-
tion with the Office of District Attor-
ney Whitman In New York and take
up his new duties as assistant to Har-
ry A. Garfield, president of Williams
college. Mr.. Sayre has leased the cot
tage of Professor William Il. McEl-
fresh In one Of the best residential Sec
lions of Williamstown. 1t Is new and
hAe III the modern improvsmsnt4