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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21

Another good LW 4. running af thr
Orpl,um fle last lnf OF tl. woes.
ruI every art D., hImm I.n
inradOog Models. Boo their lifeftn
Productions Of flr worlds famous .-f
Studies. are certainly doing their part
Ig teaching the ti'at'rru"r fea. Hrt
and how fp appreciate OBJ. .ar.
There Gre four. one r.u and three
t0il'r. and their wurk Ia rrolf fr
fln production ~ "IIn STORM. Tho
Avuk'.E CO.. GaHfoa. ard America .
.Isn "TlH Fountain fbtr ore tr
,.puuuluy tho rho nur.. .r.
IDHuffri and thr rvirr .a ulrI
OF grace aud case fu America" ono
oul uf tou positions. tIe Goddess u.
Liberty with hor lighted torch. Two
Indians arf trn irsrrr off fhe tmrrt
,.u Gao Hr. great
fuo T1nu. fhr 'Ni1 With ffr
f.uE. Who wrote Down Went Tr
EiHf..+ Wat certainly I scream. and
l.lt fhH audience boo Hn uur ir Irru
f." umn hr came up"u fIr ttts.
lIr D.. original. and hiH ri.uns ur
I.HI r.u. rfuUr article. sa. eleven.
OIL. 1901. II. r.roiIps m nte ....
Tr. Musical froIer.cfs u Hr.r
excellent musical un'rrE.. .rn rI...
D hnir rlNII hpu. DuNf HHs nr.. urI
fNr Etfv drummer r.'r . n.H
'..rtuua Who understand. fH.t Nn..
Ifry 'trn mHt. mr .. un u.I tomato
.tra If 'r.r Dau uiu GO.
jean baldwin. f.. clover .Irr..g
'.rr0t.rrn. Ha. fu,I appreciated
.rd clever singer HrI dancer
flsr rendition OFF NuHI Iie SORRY 1uI
Packed ur N. uI I.r a. .a H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
Making Repairs,

Many employees are making extern
sive repairs TO the plate department
of the Wheeling Steel and Iron Com
pany plant since the suspension %
operations last Monday morning. Il
has not been announced on what date
the department will resume opera
lions, but several hundred workmen
who are employed I'm this section ara
eagerly waiting for the call Many
OF them have left the city and sought
other employment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
NEW ORLEANS ORDINANCE
PROVIDES FOR COVERS ON.
ALL rROTRuDlNG HATPINS

New Orleans. March 2O.-Tha
police here Will be given special
Instructions Monday To arrest
anv woman found violating the
"hatpin ordinance" of the city,
the ordinance having been pass
ed recently.
The ordinance provides that
no hatpins shall prutrude be-
yond the hat unless the point
oI the pin g. covered The pen
atty Is fine OF from 81 To- SO.
or imprisonment from six hours
L. ave Gays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21

mouth 20 that she could not call for
assistance. and committed the assault
When court adjourned for the day AZ
3 al o'clock. the witness was af1i ON
.he stand undergoiuE Shilling bv A..
iorncy y q. Royce. who has been re-
.nined by The defendant. and she will
ne recalled 20 the stand when court
opens This morning 81 2 30 O'Clock
on account ~ the serious nature OF
mo charge. The cHse has attracted
Ercaf interest and the court room was
VOL h-rd during fho afternoon ses-
sion. Tho PENALTY attached to " con.
yiction on the charge may be either
death ~ life imprisonment
Mary Poke. The complaining witness
is comelv Polish woman. about gt
years ~ axe. while Faloy. fhe defend
ant is slant ncRro and has = wife.
Who vas also employed ~ the same
residence where the foreign sir
worked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
SUFFRAGETS BURN
HOUSE OF WIDOW
Home OF Lady White, Reject OF Hero
Of Laoysnith, 10 Destroyed
BY Women

LONDON, March 20.--An incendiary
fire started by suffragets today. com
pletely destroyed an unoccupied coun-
try house at Engleheld Green, the
White. widow of Sir George White. the
hero OF Ladysmith in the Boer war.
The fire caused a loss OF 100000.
The police were left in no doubt as
to who started the fire. stop tortur-
ing our comrades in prison." was the
legend on placards posted around the
burned house and Votes For Women
and We will burn Till we get votes
posters also were In evidence.
The suffragets had gained entrance
with skeleton keys. Investigation
showed that the women had poured
lnrge quantities. Of Kerosene over the
floors. II Is supposed the incendiaries
drove from London IN an automobile
during the night and escaped in the
same way.
house were number OF pamphlets
On suffrage.
Loss Is Heavy.
The club house and other buildings
on the WOrlesbury guif links also were
destroyed b. fire. during the night
The loss Is about $1,000. As has been
usual in cases Of arson by the militant
women. cards bearing the words.
Votes for Women" we're left behind
IS evidence that the feminist inCen
diaries must be TeCkOued with htill
Miss Olive Hoyken. the militant sur
fraget Who Is charged with firing the
pavilion Of the northampton Coli CiuD.
vas put on trial today.
Miss Hockeu appeared 10 glory in
the nOtOriety she has achieved. She
stood IN the prisoners enclosure wear
fng a bright new sash iu the s4iIrdEef
coiOra and smiled coutentedly ~ fhe
government lawyer detailed her actiV-
tiles in tho hcld ~ arson and ia DO"
destruction Of mail
SuNrsget Weapons.
a large assortment Of sudraErt
"Uenpone" was introduced as exhibits
against Miss HOckpn Some 10 thes"
exhibits we're found To- the militant
suffraget arsenal boz London. Marcl
- Others we're from "a RripsaCk al
legged 10 have been dropped hy Miss
TIocken in her flight from fh" golf
links The llFt 81 exhibits uclId'.d
telegraph wire cutting APPARATUS. but-
ties ~ acids and corrosive mud. ham
me-s. finfs. tools FOR forcing Window.
false idoufihcatlon plnfrs 'Or auto
mobiles. ropes. cotton. wool flfr nii.
FIRE lighters candles parafa". suit
90 wOrEmen's Osr-aiif. aud -'t Di
pole climbers
These Homfn have rDp suns 20
climbing telegraph fsif.' s..I flr
government cpure. drsy .a Doe called
attention 70 fhr IeE..lfF
Among Ms 800. rH.a rDr- rnu.
dcrre tho R0rrrffrrrf found I"tf"~
from Mrs panfhurEf 'ruaf.y melting
her f0Ii0anrs Co. acts o.. laU.rrsne 8
81 Inc conclusion or 'te opening
address. fLe magistrate adjourned thF
case frr week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21

NrmI... of .re Arciafit frf.r %
1risruitI- ~ f.e 50 johns ttfI...r
rrIr.h H. ffI .ifr. arc platinum. fr
h.I1 Hu 'rf .1urrt ou r.e' T....
".. '.'tirg I. fhr auditorium .. f.
taufrHi hnr. building rrI.rI..
IfDErsrr Ias H.Hr HrranI.d HrI a.
ar. cordially tied tn attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21

especially those o. s!mpl" Simon. are
pleasing to both old uud young sat
urday afternoon following the matt
nee. reception VIII be held by
Mother Goose" ami tho fairy char
actors. and an children viii DO
anxious u 60
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21


one plain drunk was before Mav-r
seaman last crening and drew the
usual s. and trimmings.
Many local people attended The
Uocdy funeral held at MoundsviIc
yesterday morning.
Fred Bauer. representing the 4. ..
L W. was IN this city yesterday at;-
cTnoon traEsactionG business.
Mike Dcegan was at Muunsville yes
tsrdav morning Rn"rE friends Tor a
few hours.
Hiss Florence Barker. - Manning
ton. Is spending a few DAVIS vita
friends and relatives IN this city.
Jacob Flathins f. seriously al At his
home an Main street and his two
brothers ~ SiSterSNIlle are at his bod
side.
All tho brick have been hauled from
the old Junction school house build
ing and work on the eNcayutiug Is
progressing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-21
A MESSAGE 70 RAILROAD mrN.

p = Racon M Bath 81. Hsth. We
sends our THE warning Co railruaders
ever1 whore Wy Work a. conductor
caused chronic Inflammation ~ the
, fuove and ] was miserable and all
iIafoi ONT ] was W cak and had dizzy
spells. and a friend recommended
FOLEY kidney Fills. Prom the DAY Z
rcg1iu my strength Tho Inflammation
is gone and Z feel better now than
have in twenty years TT them.
For sale b. Coleman a Co.-Adr.
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business
Property
For Sale

The real estate formerly oc-
cupied by Counihan Bros, at
No. 1920 Main street, will be
offered at public sale at the
front door Of the Court House
IN Saturday, March D, 1913,
at 1000 O'Clock A. NJ.
FRANK a. MCMAHON.
Special Commissioner.
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Benwood Briefs.

uniforms ana the meeting was largely
attended.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
NOME BAR RECOMMENDS LAWS
R0ulI lIANlA AND BULGARIA
 ONLY QUESTION NOW LEFT

GelegaLdH frOm HoumANia nave NI- n&ndy aTrwAh here to go into the GHsHtINu with tho t9nlgnrians aetnre ihe 1inat signing ot peace cAn h' brought ahour,
 Very Iitte trouble k anticipated from thtH snures end the way 1cakg clear no% for a final seitlemEnr of rke whole question and laEiinE ueAcu.
 If is now generally believed tha, the war was about tho best thing that could have happened. By rrapSitns Ihe puweT of Turkey tn Europe IL has Tem1Y06 constant nsnAro. The QUarrslR between the EGlkan states and the TpTks sn themselves wsGe nothing connarsd 10 ths danger whleh eHiRted nG en1trroilIne the great DOW ars.
 IL ls ulzn uDlnt1d cut hat TuekaP should not eXpacs much eympAfht.
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RHIHe RRIUs CODY.
spet.Al Nuepsr a~~s~~

spet,Al NSepsr e~r~'@@
 NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-aix btsus- sh,pA accompanied thu SAAsSl which hrpughr whftsl0w ReAA,s body into the narhor yostsrday. k+rhDuSh this Btsat array o9 vunuA was csHsidarst asees- s4Ey {. was -strsEfVea tl.Ra .e%A rsoYle were not IarBcaS rArEAsssztsd as" the sime +ntHEvsn.nE slnce thA G&u6assa' dcr's daath, no dpubt. baA cAIAed tAa halter to De pattly forgotten,
 The funeral vii take placs tsdAJ aud wItl he attsnded ty many mem- hess oe tho EoYsFnH1a1t.
 The sppointmsnt oc RHccesacr may not ba made unt1 the dstnocTAt4 come Into otIIcA. The arpolhfn1Sne Gs HfA- .bassaGer tC the court of st. Jsnea ls regarle1 na the tl!ehea+ in the dipie- uette Service. hut cnly very NcaltaT man eeuih accept 1t Mauy arc now soecuiatlhK cur!ousaY Gs to tho osm"- crsth WhE have AtGaGin4 enough oHu not1@y auougIl to taha the blRcF.
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....:.i Nuaas4 &ArEirs.

s,.zi.I Nugget aArEir"
 soyDOK, JHE.. a.-!Ths rclAltonS Aa' rw.-n houutAnia and RulE"rlF are
 - uhput the Unly questlenH to h" .-,..sstf upom tn CnnnecTirn w1:A th+ D.rsah wat. 1E hAs THnsot-rd 'sHt -,.ue.aria rsmnIned n%rF-al "LrinF ti'e .,.r ,u consideration pf promise shat ,n~ usestlon of the boundaries be. r...n iIMt country sud ButHSrln ,suulA be reCuCed'
 rnAsp difficulties I'Avr sxl+"'1 tr .o-.s +lmb and hare hcrH 2 h0n' nt n-r,Antiun Ihe quarrel oyer w'rch .hrOasaned serious developments. R'H- ,,a ants nt one dime seenvd tr $" fev'y -e fake thG side Of TcTkAy and this ~n.,lt haSA placed Bulgaria in a ss+. ons ureE1irA msht but is noT hec"Nes rviAsut that. an tHfersiandtnE wAs arrtxsd aL
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BOASTS UNFIT
 ARMY OFFICERS
aRsciAl kuma4 asrAos.

HRaniAL huwa a& @9F4A0S.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. A-Ganer1l Weed, chief ot atAh of 1he United skatez army. in his annual report rec- 6sarnende IekIsIatlen which TouiA make pnasIbIe the elE1nInatton of unIt AsT1y ufdcers,
 Fla srEEepta that many men sArnrs cnmmIEHI0us through HeHt Point who are MnRt to occupy the r9hitloha in ths commissioned rankH. This fact Is blamed to the ByAtem bE Aamlk+fHE men 10 the miIitArr academy on no uthGr qualification exeopt that they hare secured the appointment by no liutal pull.
 General Nupd hinBslf tz known npf to bT a West Pointer and quito G DEC. test wRs lodged by hnnsl regular Arusy officers Rgdnst hta selection tor hla high pest It iH now EAsHTdsd "A A 1;%re Ot de,iKhtfH1 Irony that he ttfRs Ehs guna pn the very meH who GSn- al6erAd him 10 h6 EnSt because hEk dwR political pull eA1as thratah hts aasnn1ailonA with rresBdeAt Roosevelt Ills sercFs A-szpsots& in nFsAss a furore 6nce Izess sn army eafcisa
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ROCKEFELLER
 SURRENOERS
FINALLY cokaEkTS THROUGH HIs ccuNaEL TO ACCEPT
 aunFuENA.
ErseIAI Nugast RsrviAA

ErselaI Nugast Ssrvi%A
 NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-THishIr Roc ckefelier has given LID the nEht Aihd has accepted Ehe suEuIMnDa ic EppeaF befotc the congressional Ccuunitt4A wh4ch Is Investigating the nn6hey trust H~ !snnArtad thrrGxh hls coWn- sti's advice. he saSs. ArRd he saF< further that he t.0nbtdsrs hdnnHuf per fecIly %Ithin hLs riEhLs in the atteEHr: to avoid the subpoena aa he docs t.ot consider tho Investigating cSETrllttaH to 1a [. useful nr cGnstItHtion7i bCdy. ;nyhOw. aR il iS merely cDnatituer6 for tha purDGsR uf pF3inE Ir1h nrITaix LusiHAa% AhALEz.
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HOLD RETALIATION.

The Odd F'ellDTG held tIR@Er Install l@llon ceremonies iaat night Follow . !u9 arc the naw nnicers inEtRiledt
 FrAa Eorrdon. ". a.: a& H0lthkrcn. v, G.: 0anrgs HealeI secrataryj George psamphd. trsaEursr; Wn,. stspeX. ": (. H, Frost, C.i Geo. EfcdfnI. C.: J, A. Fai@y. R. s. N. C.: ]. M. Sloan. L. B. N. h.l Wha. sinhdld I. C.. AlHsFs .chaktnp. Q. a.; EuEens Rekard, 7 R. H,it4.; w. '18. rtsssnnar L.. g. vt a. 5afaas1. pideApn. :, R.. A- as: HAfds .rhGcs l. s,.R. :.
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NdAAE BAR ASSOCIATION
 ". RECOMMENDS NEW LAWS

penalty fnr soliciting ahd 6TtaIr.irg 1Iquor by Indians
 To make sections relative .v dis- rloalns dispatches appl!cAkT: tp vii D. IHsH ayAterAh
 To enlarge t1rpA for tiLinE nolien for new trial In crirnlnrl "nEsa and t1 sxtand time for imposing sentence.
 To provide for !FsuAnre of sul'- rcenaB tors dcrAtldnutB Ln criminal cAsns' and for ..errIee hy private pnF- sonE.
 Te nroy1dr fOT seIvENe "T suTunnnE by Urirate perEnns,
 To pr1vids additional provisions ir cRsa of rorthcnmIrE pnnds ia attAch- ment.
 To add "DAkIArt rn srnEnrt' as ErcHAhs for Gv7rce,
 To nI ard enunsth*o legal holidays.
 To provide foT zppeal in divorce
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Tho4s interested 10 the rew coTH- b1naUon d4elale that Ihs formation of the trust will cause A dccreass rRthcr than un bEcreass 1n the price of utl- Iinery and many apecioIR RrKnnreRts arc bAlnE ussa to prove ihs point and also to prors tlat tho 'rust EeUl- ber4 cah r1ake mora money by cpFa- hIninE than they could hope tn naaks b. independent methods.
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At A fsa+t1nE today lhA Nome l;Ar AaBpCzAtt5n adopted the rnonnt,rRn6H- tIo1a t$E Ets committees as to tHe new Ia~s ta be recommended f0C aduD'tVli py rhS Fnn%su legis'asurc
 Fo!ioeSsk i4 as euIltre of thA laws re'am44Fded'
 Adapsfen section pt Washington code dsAning criminal libel and nAs .re rrIrlslN islander q. rAiF1emeanor,
 ProvIdAg penal.s for rutlpAExlsnsnt ty ba1HH;
 PIoFiAsA nHraiLy fnr uInlIcieIR% h>eOkLrgSaRtGhee and pipe lInaz
 Proytd&R for penalty fer o',strUss ;ng GMceu n dlscllArxe HT hutiaH,
 Tp aEiehfy inc sAntinn relative rs cruelty sk Ahi1nais.
 To rApfal the srnday 'asS-
 TO aIi3Maie question nf eit,reusIItl ID ''hcor4 .eases an4 to rraTtde fol
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cRecH
 To provide fn taking dispositions pt officers .tEn AEgnlz Of corporations where corporations adverue paFtlest
 To provide method pH Ad5oIrn4ng tiuiITL in Rl,s+1K:e nf judge to Rvold :.d1ouTnrnent nine dIe.
 TO prsvtrIt that judgment brSt TAr% of interest of contract sued upon.
 t0 amend n1ArhAnIc1 lien 1hW 70 as to gire 1nhnrars ana 0tiiaEs Hen on rHlne and machinery for wurk dune In operating nins. dcInE aass#snent work. etc.
 Act to enable municipality 10 collect Gshhqu@ht tnxzE-
 Act tn permit sctFIcA nt wrIes by telegraph.
 Aef tH permit surety cpsnpanisR tn go uecn bonda and undertakings 1n civil nci;hns.
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Special tauuasf Service.

Special tauuasf Service.
 NEW. Yotak. Jan. A--The AtlantI" oeenh kid eoSs. Is al rhis moment bS ing sUsts hy oun k tt.T yuGaEt 'Ttcleut asur.ns oa roGrrd. Ssvsrxl arciAenta ot 2 anszllHr kind have atrsR6y beer reported from pn:nts aIons the eoHst but the r1H result cEnnot De t"id fnr scpto time.
 Wireless n1oAsages from ahips. how ayur, inAicaia that veaEcia nre exPerI
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CASTRO MAKES FIGHT
 ID GET INTO U. 5.

l.sd 10 a great extent because De his dnrousion. He hAk dselarsd os'ee aEd orer agnlu that tns people ot tho URll- ed stAlcH wDlIsd never iraAf him tu this manner Ard that his hHmnlnst0n Is due entirely to a blrrclrerAuc ad- pLRtRtratlon. It is e3nSldATsd QultA Hkely that he Efii win hls point and tAsstAin nerS after all
 Inc cpuniry fa watching hta fight wlth great intcs est Hs it t6 the ErSt tIme an ex.preAltert eks ever been refused admission,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
BATTLE WITH BANDITS
 ON CHICAGO STREET

Inc bandits started 10 ruIL Tie shots brought other oificGrE and a rnhnlnE hattlr cnnsinuclL Tue hanhIts were HLH armed Ind kept up hut GTe t7 ;'atrr :heir rRtrezt 10 tlEc rlA,t where the automobile awaited thohL They Intllly sucueedsd In reaching the car and escaping Into rhA countrs leRvia8 nh trace behIni1 them.
 Two af the cIficcra zero hlr but are mt st-IIuusty wounded
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
NpRgst epsols1 %~F~ESA

Npnsst 6psols1 ~~r~ESA
 NEW YORK SAra. 4,--IH ssSIe of the fart thal Gastro bought ticket 10 Hamhuzg hs has HOW decided 10 maNc q Rkht for %hnr he believes fn he hia rights RtL9 today he ~as granted T %rA nr habeas corpus and wilI he brought beF0rt Federal 1udEr Holt on Jenu&ry 10 10 Ehnw Eruae why hs slunuld he permitted IU land ln ths untiAH HtAfeA
 Since ilis atriInl ne has been llell st HIlIs leland and na fufned Ahd fret.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

Shs took tho teFEttoEr from CarstiaRs hAFukL+ Nnd has st&ea d1sc=1mInated against her CaV4sls&a ssbtpcts at all times. tAs A rtAAAtAr of nAGt Bulgaria IS receiving MAAt credit for HnRAh inE thr nttpaAR ai1Apike Dy ner own arma BulaAtiH hepsF had a &HonRsr force to draw from thAt tho Turks and beat thefn in thsir awS ts-ritprY,
 Now that are rAs Eatned a complete victory end 9orGed the Turk @ ac. rspt HeAFly ali of hAE demands Xhe has parf0rn1L A seTV1cs' fer Europe and without the sid or the gTAAt pow ers, At leaat uhIs Is thA orinicn HE Lnae0n-
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kunast &pSeial 0%rvica

CHICAGO, Tan. "A ftefcs b1tJle in which $nsr0S of shots were sN- chasged took placA lAst night In Lh< sireeta ot thtg cily between cFhcArg and q Lanh of ire nscst daring bandits 0m recurd.
 The handits dr1rs uD in trohf ct a 1eWeItY store in m antGphbIle and after 1HashinK thu windows. grabbed a tray of diamonds. A patTulnnnn who cnene 0n Q fdn when he heard tho crash of ths siHsg opAncd fire q.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
ROSWELL MILLER DEAD.

Special Nuanat SerSihA
 NEW YOkR, Jan 4.-Kns~en 5tu- Ier aEAh here last night. He WAL chairman Of r'lA board uF dirsctOFs o4 the Chicago. Milwaukee & as. Paul railroad
 He ws.s hnEn at Hartford. Pn-t De- tobeT 2H, 1B4s. He rose from the ranks In the railroad huH1ncaz.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

FTa%Ta will be A regular meeting d tHh EcpttlEh Rite Club. Sunday, jAHu ary $. at 3 t'cIeclr in th4 Masonic Tnmplc.
 l.. l.. Bcuit will lecture.
 tR- v. THOMPSON, Scr.
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1T Is UP TO YOU .

TO send tn The friends who have been writing to yoU for in1owat1cn about EnmS and It's Tesotircss. copy of ths
 and Dtsdstns Edition os me Daily Nugget. prlcc 50 cents. Send enc mn the next mail.
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ap~sIaI Nwpaxt &NtIAA

BAN fRAMCIECo, Jan. i-Ars. RIta Dievery. dapkhtsr of Rl E;nEu#h T0b1ernans nR RntfasS ot note and wifa pf q retired Italian officer. waa mur- 6ereA here last night by M. l. How . iAy. of Scranton. Pa.t hecnuEe EfA re- fnsed 10 give 1llH 1Hdnty. TErmadiate- N AfsEF ktIl.ng tha WcIIAp Howlsy committed zuieide.
 Francis DieTerY. the tatlrHd Italian cfResE tC whom Rhs wss maFvled. ss t1
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
NOTED WOMAN SHOT
 --MuROERER KILLS SELF

FcAidant of Seattle and occuptez 2 prominent JtIace In sociaI circles iE that place,
 The rRsson why Ilnwrey alInli1d de- mand money from her 1a 8 1iiyKtzry but it iE assumed that he thFeatehed her ~1lh b1acknaiL Her retrsaI tn Rccedc te hiz dernnRes iR taken 10 mean that she could atturd to lgnors rhsm herNusc of tnndGeEEc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

SnAeiht Nugget aqF1ion.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-PraEdd%ns Taft and Secretary of HtAte Knox have lett tp Intend fine funeral of !Hm- bssaadur Reid. In addition to thssn yarS many other prominent nsn Will Als0 be present.
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.oHAarcN FOR sAkArk.

ev~sIel NkaeaA eSTsi0s.
 WASINE0T0N, Jan. k-8a'SttuF Bailey haA sent his resignation ia ths SeaAts Co take sfcset smrasAlSsssy. He aAyA that H M.: Johnston Uf Horston wtp bs nApsd ,tS nn hda yeAce.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
aLEIaA RIDE TONIGHT.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
m|LL|NERS NOW
 FORMING TRUST
RsAonDN WILL aE CAPITAL TO CORNER FEMININE FOL
 DE RoLE.
SpAtiAI Nuaast esr.fies.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
SENATE AnJouRH8. aasoSal MuaasA eSewLs

WARRINGTON. Tan. 1-The -AAnas4 AdloHRed today na 3 rRsrk of ZSSMrt scE the nAAaSsy o& BsuAtOT IeT Laws NhA hlnd ( few AArR A10+
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
SWEPT BY
 . AWFUL HURRICANE

rhrlsaE an awful time and tho fear Ia entertained that Ftry seriSus Gtsastsrs neiII ba reported later on.
 . srhAH vcsssis. snch ns fishing h-nAss' 'ha sa H1ssn mrsca1eT I1 eTa4s apnnbers 10 ure north and mzny lives were i1Ht. hut the Htrhn is stflI raging and ae- counts al hsnd nnw are ncaEer.
 Mining Editions FsHdy far mailing at thA Nassek OfEfes, bSA..
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04
ATTENTION acorrlsH RITE.

Lut- Esk at LAl1rs4an's
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-04

un the next mai1.
Newport daily independent., 1913-07-23

Mis- Myrtle Gardner OF Tu-
pelo is spending this week with
her cousin, Miss Ruby Neal Car
diner, at this place.
The Tuckerman Civic I'M
provement Club have arranged
on August the first to clean up
the cemetery at Pleasant Grove
and the ladies will furnish dim
ner and it is hoped that all feel
interested who have loved ones
buried there and will be willing
to help do this work.
Mrs. Bud Graham is spending
a few weeks in Covington, Ten
nessee, visiting friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. Chas. Hogan has resign
ed his office as constable of this
township. Sam Tinsley has been
appointed by County Judge c..
B. Coe to fill out the term of
Mr.. Hogan.
Bro. Wilson of Sulphur Rock
will spend the first and second
days of August visiting Kirk
patrick lodge officially.
r. P. Dixon, a former citizen
of this place, but who is now
making his home with his moth
er in Missouri, is visiting in this
county.
Mrs. Maggie Drake will teach a
private school for four weeks,
giving students a special course
in mathematics and reading.
Mr.. J. L. Cook of Moray, White
county, spent several days in
this town with his cousin, J. G..
Cook.
Miss Freddie Williams, who
has been spending several weeks
at Portia, came in home the
first of the week.
| w. E. Rice, who has been in
Little Rock for several months
taking a business course, came
in home Tuesday night.