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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19

ing for submission Of the stock Inv:
NO. $50. fixing tcourt terms In mrs.
district: 2S6. IN relation 20 divorces;
senate bin No &c. the county officers
fees: house bill No. 3l7. state fire
marshall: No. 3ts. taxing foreign IN
surancr companies: No. III. sreriliza-
ZION 81 criminals and insane. No. 2O2.
misleading advertising. No. 4. To pun
ish for fraudulent sales: No. -. ce.in-
quent children: No -. district higr
schools; NJ. BOT. Hartley anti cigar
cite BIZ: No 49,. weights ald meas
ures. %c -, restricting liquor sale:
No. i3. rewards for criminals. 40
1872. ~ .iis boarl and NJ. 80. the
tWo-VcaN nv bill. were indcrniiely
tabled. Senate joint resolution Va
IL. creating Office of lieutenant pJV
ernor. vent 10 second reading
Senate Bills Passed.
TIE following senate bills were
passed. Wheeling charter. WEIGH
charter Princeton charter. senate bill
y o lf2. relating 20 banks and bank
in4 hou-" Joint resolution No. -.
home guard pensions. senate bill 40
l2I. Burr. v!llr independent school
district. Huntington charter bills
Logan charter: senate bill NO 1870. re-
llting 20 West Ni-auia university
SENATE. bin 40 1876. fixing court terms
100 Preston and Taylor counties. 50
1fc BIN 40 22f. relating 10 children 81
home ~ EIkiu~. senate h.Il 40 80.
empowering the board Of control 90.
soil fh. culorsd orphans home ~ Hun
tugtou and 10 arrange FOR q ueW lo-
cation house bill so -. increasing
salaries 81 superintendent OF schuni-
aud state treasurer. senate bill NG
zoo. authorizing county courts tO Jay
lrvie, Tor I%Er'cul'uTal demonstrations.
house hill &c. JOS. collateral inhcrl-
tanoa fax and hou-" bill No Ca. pro
,idiug FOR record 90! births and deaths
mare bills advanced to third read
irg Hrr 20 follow M 90. defining
o'ao. and $50 -. defining p@roce-s'd
hu''sr Ev Marshall Vomau's sg.
irsge house bin 40 %. relating 10,
Intermediate recalled and orderp1
back 90 'hird resd'r- 4 large NUN
hcr ny others we're mado special o.
drrs for Tomorrow SENATE Joint reso.
tuition $50 %. amending fho ,Un-ti.u.
'Inu fo exempt certain property from
inr. nI -tls Ir d'dXr- went fl second
rraH'rr Tho NIcDnr.'a Tax Jon nX.
rwp' on amendment went Gel second
reading Tho .rn4fe Judiciary com
u go" favorahl, reported ou SO 21t
.r.t.1.r for on election 90 f1kc me
'ns' o. 'rr voters ou "a constitution.
81 convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19
OVERCOME BY HEAT
Prominent Marans Ferry NH Worfss
Meets with suddsn ana
Peculiar Death

While working In the hot mill at the
Laughlin plant OF the Whitaker-Glessner
Sheet and Tin Plate Company. in Mar
esident OF Martins Ferry. and welt
known mill worker. was overcome by
the heat and died about midnight.
The deceased was in the bSth year Of
his age and Is survived by a VILE and
several children residing on Pearl street
in Martins Ferry. His death will come
as n great shock to many friends
throughout Belmont county and among
the mill workers throughout the ohio
Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19

ach and gives the patient a good
appetite. | have seen the remedy
made and know all its constituents
and thoroughly recommend II.
Yours Very Respt.
DIR. II. II. Miller.
Bears Emulsion sells for one dollar
a bottle or six bottles for five dollars.
For sale by McLain's Drug Store.
corner Twelfth and Market SITS ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19
WHAT THE OHIO LEGISLATURE
ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE DAY

with one hand Charles Covach aged %.
OF Sugar Creek. o. last night fired five
bullets into her body with the other
ana she died within II short time. CO.
Nach says his wife ran away with an
other man. lie came here. met her aud
went with her to the home Of a priest
IN the hope OF effecting "a reconciliation.
RMS tailed, however. 80 Covach decided
70 Kill her. After the shooting the man
rec. put was captured in u field. The
Covachs have one child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE RETAIL
HARDWARE MEMS ASSOCIATION OPENS

Vance. C~larksburg: IL. c. Kalbitzer,
Wheeling. j. VI. Walker. Wellsburg;
w. p. kemper. Elkins. and +. b. Fry,
Elkins.
Auditing Committee-Charles Love.
Huntington; Is. +. Baker. Morgan
town; w. II. Johnson. Moundsville,
and b. w. Wilson. Pennsboro.
Immediately upon he'll appointment
the committees met and set a time for
a business meeting.
Evening Session.
Although IL mai been announced
that Il evening session would Ice held
Tor active members Only. the meeting
was made open as II was considered
best that travelling statesmen attending
should hear just what their custom
"rs thought Of the goods they sold.
The meeting was attended by over
zoo and the feature was a uueStIun
box In charge "f n. diamond. Of Gal
ION. -. who answered I'm an entertain
inG manner the many questions that
w"r" put ~ him by Interested hard
ware dealers. The Chief TOPIC dis
'ussri az the meeting was thu manner
IN which hardware dealers MAY com
pete with the mail order houses. who
sell Inferior articles ~ greatly re-
duceu prices.
Many Exhibits.
Thr number Il exhibits IN IN. audi
tori.m is far NOR. greater than was
nrst expected toy the in
charge a. mauy manufacturers rtted
out booths yesterday. Everything on
display - Of interest and articles
ranging from Fin cups 20 COX stoves
. anP cream ssnarar,rS no..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19

Because his wife would not rlay cards
with him. Michael Martinzak hit her
with his fist and a clothes brush and
then locked her In a room for three laws
without anything to eat The woman
finally threw notes out OF the second
story window. one of these fell into the
hands or a policeman and he with others
rescued her and arrested her husband.
who Is charged with assault and bat
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19

James y. Henry. aged IS. of Fay. W.
Va. who came to Columbus February \.
on nis way to Madison county. dfsaI-
peared from this city on that date n
has not since been seen. \ reward has
been offered for him. l. IL said that
the aged man was mentally weak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19
HANDS ChAPPfD
CRACKED OPEN
Every winter. At Last used 1ssansl
mmsdiats Belief. rounl Gone,

St Louis. 40. Oct. -. isi:-'I have
been troubled every winter for years with
chspped hands. They would crack open
at the finger ends. and at the side OF the
Joints on the index fingers. These places
were quite rainful. I tried every remedy
I knew OF. but with only temporary sue
cess. l commenced using Resinoi soap
and Resinol Ointment last winter. and
after the first application found lmme-
diste relief. and continued using them
for a month. and was not troublea any
more" 1signedD J. A. Bruffcc. 1so Au-
bert Ave.
When the Restnol treatment has onos
Cleared away these distressing skin ar
fections. the regular use or Rerinoi
Soap prevents their return. Resinol il
speedily effective for itching. burning
eruptions: pinples. dandruff. burns. old
sores and piles. Sold by all druggists.
For free samples write TO Dept. ct,
ResinOl Chem. CO.. Baltimore. Md-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19

referred TO the committee on Initiative
and referendum
shifung the burden OF proof on to the
Representative Capelle. OF Hamiiton
county, has Offered In the house two
eiils which provide that proof OF injury
70 eItnef person or property inflicted ny
fuhhinS cars or trains shall be prtma
tacie evidence OF the lack of reasonable
Sare ana skill on the par, OF the ser
ana employees would benert from the
cnange. AZ being made appnca
Representative KessIer has offered n
hlll providing for a commission and an
approprlation OF $4,000 for a monume
from 1907 TO 1905. in kirker cemetery.
ADAMS county. The grave now is prac.
tically unmarked.
The Reppert bill prohibiting the mar
riaSe OF white persons with nerroes or
Chinese. has been given the approval OF
the house Judiciary committee.
IN order that some official NAV he
clothed with authority to act when the
StS'e nahklng superintendent L. done. a
nllI Will be rushed through the iegisIa-
ture giving the chief deputy the right TO
act Last week superintendent Kant.r
aShen Tor ana was given "A leave OF ab-
s.hcr when his brother. also an emr love
alleged embezzlement IN connection with
"A failed bank. chief Deputy Walters
mas been put In charge. but there is no
law at tins time giving him authority
10 act The chief deputy Will be known
AZ assistant superintendent and will
draw a salary OF $4,000 "a year.
The senate has passed "A bill placing
the blind pension IN the care OF county
commissioners. \ bill passed by the
house gives this fund into the keeping
NJ the probate Judge. but the senate
amended ~. The senate has adopted "A
house resolution asking congress to give
AID IN the building or roads.
A bill which would carry the short
ballot Idea To more than 900 Wills gps.
- being prepared by Senator Herner,
provision being made for the abolition of
the offices Of trustees OF public affairs
and turn their duties over TO the coun-
ell, which may appoint n superintendent
OF public affairs 10 look after the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19

N0T ra-vs.oIa eorn enassr ever Invented
I,.pa roo or On 5~oYrc0-u psr fase, rtUr'
Ins anfF' t9ru an'~as ~Orf~na.dn~r - f.r
80 sHf er1is arlsd ling c.ms. our
a. Hsfd CONS. soft Cons. C.iiou.ss. Bunion..
Nsra tn-r IFn = log .st ssEu1f as
cfaFoI9 stNcs ~ b1a-uf I.rt "a f-y r. r
DorsHf eause arV dIteomf1Tf wfarref f@r
taln'Y neafs bI1Hfr rarr-s 81 ms 81 sss a. ~.v
psfferf cotton Fsfs feif Ho. rtrI.s e.. ~
80 manT fp Frtr aire sra er .t1s-
gN fott~ ~ "Birra" fnf4f slIHr Ton r.--
Tor 1g.t sWavf 49, urrsf.f. I'D o. ..r,
H0Tfpaf upon rrra r. 40 ...r Fy us-.t..
PaAfm~h Co $3.50 -leGsaAvs ,t.-s.s ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19
GOT INDIGESTION? STOMACH UPSET?
tELCHING UP GAS OR SOUR FOOD?

o. dont want a 10 remedy " hen your stomach is bad-or ar I'M
certain one-or a Harmful one-your stomach is too valuable: 20 mustn't
tnjure II with drastic drugs
Papes Diapepsin is noted for Its pc ed In giving relief: its harmlessness:
IS certain unfaihng action in regula ting sick. sour. gassys tomachs Its
Millions OF cures in Indigestion. dy spepsh. gaSits and other stomach
trouble has made il famous h worl q over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-19
I~ntslhgencer Bureau.
Columb bus, O.. Yeb- Ia

The senate this EVENING pssseI 80
Compensation law. which
was fathered by Governor COX Not a
vote was recorded against H. The h,i
had been amended so that a company
paying benefits to its employees may con
tinue To do. although the conn enratioa
must be at the same rate Al. that mo
vided IN the state law and must De sub
Ject 10 state supervisiOns. Provisions
are aimed at ambulance chasers 50 that
attosheSs cannot take eases on Il per-
An anti-sunday base ball bin was
offered IN the SENATE TODAY. The fine
extends from $40 to $50. Another hill
offered prevents the packing OF street
cars with strap hangers.
Radical changes in the prison svs,er
or ohio are reported In the report OF the
prison reform commission. which has
lust submitted it, report To tho rover-
nor. the most important item in the rec
lamentations being thai proposing the
pun, na@e Of a farm OF 1000 acres in the
central part II the state on which to
'tf,t a prhitentiary within tue next ten
Years Governor Harmon had opposed
me erection Of a country prison. hut
Governor COX favors ~. Tie commits
sion would give the state board of AID
mtnistratIuu authority to transfer wards
10 state Institutions from one 10 an
"th"r 49, necessity requires. and also
would permit the paving Of q moderate
allowance 10 prisoners not ~ "a wage
nut a. IA reward fOi good behavior. LII"
Sentences arr Proposed FOR .ahffLul
criminals ana inj-terminate Scnt.urrs
for others The commission would III
wore" the prison management from poll
tc- ana would haV" appointed an es-
i"ri"urrt superintendent Of prison in
H3stri"S. Som. or these changes ara
already provided for and others Will h~
included "a legislation vet to- h. pro-
posed About suO cunVicts in the Ohio
p"nifentiary are without employment and
u - suggested that Industries he IN
Stftut,d tg'r" which will give them
work. The prison reform comm ss!on
VIII continue It's laho-~.
Holding hi twenty-year-oli wife
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Holding hi- twenty-year-o,I vi
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GOOD oDDIeEs1loN MEANS
4 JOYOUS LIFE =
Mona for Out Of Order Stomach.

Who ever heard OF u Jolly dyspep-
tie? Merinicnt and indiSsstiOs, are
MS far apart as the North aud South
Poles. The dyspeptic should not be
blamed II he is blue. irritable. or
Rrouchy-he can not help II.
No one who has coated tongue.
dizziness. nerves on edges. sour and
rassy stomach. and knows that he
cannot eat hearty meal without
stomach distress. eau be- sweet tcm-
pered OF enjoy life,
Why allow this combination to con-
inue? Mi-O-nu. u specific for out-of-
order ston,schs. can be had from any
drug store on money back II not
hon.iittcd plan.
Mi-o-na is not only u digestive
gives prompt relief whether taken
after meals or at any sign Of xtom-
ach dtStross. but ,coBtaias ingr..li-
cn,x when strengthen the walls Of
the stomach. stimulate the flow OF
th xaxtric Juices. snd restores the
dtksstsyc orEnps 70 normal condi-
,ioR- ~ ~
The stomach njas, d.sest your food
readily and suply the body with iix
rronor nourishpen' b.fors you eau
b" we'll. stroni. or have life assume
pnythins but . sioor>yg aspsct
u you have any symptoms OF a
disordcrcd stomach. begin the use OF
Mi-o-na at once-'odsy. Why wait
stomach ills usually lead to ,ome-
thing serious. Always keep M-o-na
In the house. Carry Il when travel
ing. You have nothing to io~e-for
money refunded u not satisfied by
the Hausman Drug Company and
druggists everywhere. \ large box
soc.
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AGENT. TO VISIT SHOE
AND LEATHER FACTORIES

Washington. u. C.. May 10
Secretary of Commerce William G.
Rcdn.id stated today tnat Mr.. Ar
thur Il. Buiman. a commercial agent
u the department. who has Just re-
turned TO the United Sia,~s after
two years spent In observation and
iavcstigatsop OF the shoe and leather
industriss n most ~ III. countries
oi Europe. Is 20 be sent ON a tour
Of the principal shoe and lath.r man
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ufaeturing oent-rs Of the country.
FOR the purpose Of furnishing first
hand Information In regard to tn.
conduct OF the industries in the
countries which lie visited. Ia sd
dition to the manufacturing cities
Of New England. his itinerary Will
inciucd New York. Philadelphia.
Chicago and ST Louis. \ number
OF reports by Mr.. Huffman regarding
thc shoe and leather trad. in Europe
have b.-s publi.he.i, and distributed
by tn. bureau OF forcIrn Ind don,es.
tic commerce Of this department.
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/ for permanent military camp on
that side Of the canal near Empire
and that some means mast be pre-
vidcd for u permanent crossing Of
tho canal. This. he says. will be
done in one OF three ways-cithcr
by u large draw bridge at ParaisO. u
draw bridge over the Pcd(o Miguel
lock or II tunnel under the canal and
that he rather favors the latter moth
oil und has very little faith In I'll,
first above mentioned Ia other
words II will In all likelihood be-
either u bridge over the lock walls at
Pedro Miguel or u tunnel under. the
cut and the Colonel fuyors the tun-
nei -.
lie said he could not uudcrs,and
why the towns Of Culellra and k.hi.
rire were located where they are aud
that. had he located them. they
would have been placed on the other
side OF the cut ON the hills ut Par
also.
We have had M aviator on the
fsthmus for the past two or three
weeks who came with tn. intent lon
of flying from Balboa 10 Colon and
last sunday he accomplished his pur-
pose In fine shape. He circled over
Balboa aud the country about her.
s.cerai times that morning and then
rising to an elevation OF about 800
feet over the Islands started mp th,
channel at great speed and disap-
pear~d over the hills toward Guile
bra. lie landed at Colon 8. GiIuIses
from the time he went over Baibo.
and during the flight mid- y rom
p'e,- cycle around Golt nm about
900 feet above.
.Thcse have, been ,yc,-rei. oth.i
aviators her. at different times try
Ing to do the Fam" stunt but each on.
M!lcd for OH. reason or another aud
sbme never mad. any flIghws at IN
butt this man has made numrn8us
flights over the city OF Panama and
out as TAR ms Pedro Miguel and back.
Both last sunday anc ;nc friday
previous he circicd over Pc;rolin sew
cial times at different heights and
once came down 80 low that We couiL
readily see him and his pa ..cnIcr and
their movements The man he take.
with him runs = camera taking NOV.
Ing pictures. Fowler. til. aviator. l.
= man nbou; twenty-five or six and
n very nice appearing fellow with
out any OF the rough brsvado on.
usually finds with men In that sor,
Of thing. lie WIS very quiet and
unassuminE and did NOT try to ad
vsriis- himself At all but simpi.
weat Aboii his business and whcr
ihc time cAmc and everything
t-cnrd right for the final try he
Il ~ss not very long 10 that Col
suel fsoelhals told con xress NJ that
there neod never bc any fcsr Of ny.
ing msehius~ crosstns the is,hmus
or flyink above tho canal as the mir
currents here were such that no one
would ever b~ able to accomplish l,
And cited the attempts Of other svi.
siors who have b~cu here Fowler
asked the colonci for his permission
to try before he made the attempt
aud tho Colonel told him to go ahca,!
but I rather think he did not b-licy,
Fowler could do IL and gave II III.
tie thought. I wonder what his
thoughts were as Fowler cirricd over
the Coionrl's house at Cui~bra At,ou,
ten o'clock last SUNDAY and then dis.
= r.A rnI.,,, IL 49,.
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CANAL OPEN IN OCTOBER
SAYS NICHOLS LETTER

An interesting account Of the pm.
Gresx of the work in completing the
great Panama canal Is contained in Il
letter received by c. II. Nichols Of
this city from his son. Fred Nichols,
who Is connected with a large oil con-
ccrn located on the isthnus. The
letter rrfrs also to 1Dnversatioh
that the writer had recently with
Colonel Goethnlx who us supervising
the construction OF the canal. The
letter says In part:
Twice during the past month !
have made the trip from GorIona to
Gatun In "a launch tiobinson and
schociIhorn iuunchb through the
canal which Is npw flooded rs far as
far a. the dyke Vt Bas Obispo aud tho
level is at plus as feet. II Is "a
mighty Interesting trip. especially
for one familiar with the country be-
fore 1, WAS covered by the water.
and We passed through the tops OF
trees In the Jungies. at times dodsins
between the branches where they
were thickest, and over the sites OF
former towns.
The last time | went WAS week
ago last sunday and as We had some
trouble with the launch and did not
r., back to Grrsona until late that
night was forced TO remain ther.
over nIxh, and return to Balboa on
the early train Monday morning. &
While on the train Colonel Go--
,hals got on at Culebra and a,tl Id
the seat with ~. from there TO Mira
flores and I took advantage. OF the
chanc. TO talk with him and ask .
few questions. In answer TO my anss'
lion rsiaiiy. TO what h. now thinh
of the conditions In tn. cut aa0. The
pTobpbi. dat. OF flooding tn. cut h.
S.ld very dctcrminciiy that the cut
will b. flooded between III: first and
m. tenth II next. Orinb-r. MOI later
Khan tn. teeth and That ans mater
'si tina, may stili be In tn" cut tha,
date will be removed by drcd.eG
which can do II nearly AZ rapidly and
more economically than steam shoS-
els. lie said he knew that great
many seemed To think that n bluff
but that they would find out when
the time comes.
~. stated that all gates at the
.pillway will be closed within tho
neat few days and the LAX. level al.
lowed to rise as rapidly as II will
until u reaches the - foot level Al
which level II will be maintained
untii the last Of July and then al
\,wer to 20 10 the final level Of 50
feet which hs says II Will reach not
later than tho tenth Of Octobcr and
on that date The dyke at Has Obisto
will be blown up and the water al
lowed to III the cut through 10 the
Pedro Miguel locks. l..l,t, .g......
The hix sivcdGn coeoaAi Will, then
he paxscd to point bctwsrn Culcbra
end Gold Hiii and remove whatever
is left OF the rock AT that point aud
three other blk suction dredErs Will
be- pisccd st Cucaracha and tho 9th
CT big Garth slides AMI pump the mud
and earth back into. the hills. The
r0ck from the Coroxai VIII BE- loaded
into barRcs dsrn large oncs are no~
an ordcrb and dumped In the Gstun
lake. ....... Ca.
I asked regarding tnasntaininS
communication with Cui-brs and
Empire and he raid that he wished II
were possible to nban'I,n those towns
hut that eau not bc done at that
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beautiful sight to zee him sailing
about In the air seemingly AZ easy
as any bird could do and believe !
would like to 20 along II Fowler
could be persuaded to take up u
Ereenhorn. asked him II he would
be willing to take up ahy one who
has never been up and he said no.
that II would be too much risk to all
concerned.
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fhess y NOR. cat-rra =, tbs s~csion os
the 'roanifv ehsa all otis.r dis~ases pus
teGeth-r. .aat until tho last fo- y~srs
Gss surrns.J 20 .. inenrsn!s. tor frcs
4las iss naJ pr,acrilsi local rvm-sli-s. and
b. constantly falling to cure with lor,t
enrc has pfo"cn Ca;arrh ~ h- . rons'i.
tutional dis~asc. aad shcf-fcr~ rv-rsirss
eonstitution1l treatment H.li's caiafrii
Co. foi-do. ohio. n the c-ir r,n,'i,--
sienai errn 90 the MARKET. !, Y sasen to-
tefnany N doe.s s'2m ~ arr 70 49,,
and mucous surfaces Of tio system. They
Offer one hunts-.i cellars f,- 49, csr- Il
timoniaia.
AAdr-.,: ?. ,. ca-S:r = CO. Toledo. o.
AalA ~ rr~~-i-ss. re.
3AkS aaljb rA1iiy Nfls - ooosaipAlteA.
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s1flTifI couRr pEc1aou

Wsshinkton. ID. C.. May io.--Nors
than = million doIlars collected Ia
corporation taxes mus, be sursend.
rr~d by the treasury, aA q resiilt q
the saprcnc courts decision that a
corporation leasing i0 property aud
deriNtna Its only income from thai
l~ase - no, "doinK business within
the mcauink of tho lad aud - not
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-03-04
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN scHLoM-
BERG WILL ATTEMPT. TO
CROSS TO CcNT!mzNT.
A FAMOUS L|FEE-SAYER
Schlomberg Is a Member Of the voIun-
teer Life Saving Corps, and is
Now in Training at Palm Beach.
Fla, for His Swim.

Savannah Ga, March 3.-(Speciall
Captain Benjamin r. Schlomberg. OF
Jonesboro, Ca, a member OF tha
united States Volunteer Life Saving
corps, is now at Palm Beach, Fla. in
framing for his proposed attempt ia
swim the English channel in Nav
Captain Schlomberg believes he can
duplicate the feat performed by Cam
tain Webb Is years ago ana success
fully battle the y miles Of turb,llent
waters.
Captain Schlomberg is organizing
branches Of the life saving corps at
various points in the south He re-
Gently completed an engagement in
Atlanta, and is now trying to inter-
est Savannah Jacksonyille, Miami
and palm Beach, in the voluntary SER
VICE designed to train men for life
saving work. Captain Schlombere
himself claims a record of one hum
dred and ten lives during the six
Years he has been connected with the
corps.
captain Schlomberg will break
framing on March long enough to
go to Washington to take part in the
Inauguration of President Wood