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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
Dumb ChilIs and Fever

nougIasrilie. Tex--"Fiye years ago
i sas caught II the rain ar the wrong
time writes Miss Eans Rutherford.
of Dougiasvilie. "and from raar TINE,
vas taken with dumb chills and teTers
and suffered more than can tell
tried everything that | thought would
help, and had four different doctors,
but got no relief, so began to take
Cardui. Now feel better than IN
many months" Cardui does one
thing, and does 1t we'll That's the
secret of its so years of success As
q tonic, there is nothing In the drug
store like It As remedy for Wonl-
ems Ills. 1t has no equal. Try It.
Advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
KAHoKA, NO.
!, = = . = o %&>>~~~

George EFers, aged aooat % years.
son Of Ar. and 5Irs. Casper Egerz,
residing near ST. Patrick, net : tragic
deala Monday afternoon while Oh.
hunting Tfta young companion ~
tie name Of R.ney. They had treed Z
squirrel and Rlney had gone ~ into
the tree 10 scare min out and ETerz
vas waiting below win gun cocEed,
ready 10 saoot, when the gun cauga.
on pile Of brush and Ezg d.scaa rged-
tae charge entering below TIE caln
and coming cut ~ TIE hack o. tas
neck Aid was Immediately saumon-
ed, but death was inssantzneouz. The
funeral vas held st St. Patrick wed
nesdsy morning.
Deputy Sheriff j. c. Hesss went to
Lurzy Monday night and a. a early
hour Tuesday morning TOOK INTO chg
tody George Schneider Who va want
Cd By the authorities on the charge o.
Illegal sale Of liqnor. He Eas brought
10 Kahoka and Is nor behind the bsrs
awaiting the action OF the court.
george SnaIier, under two year
sentence, and our on bond pending an
appeal to the srpreme court, vas re-
arrested Tuesday by Sheriff Howell
and lodged IN iail upon adTices from
Jefferson City 70 the effect that the
higher court has sustained the deci-
sion Of the lover court. Shssfer must
Tow serve h!g sentence.
Joe WaTering & Co. presented the
three act drama. THE Cypsy" At the
opera house last Friday. Owing 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11

Els BRIGHT CAREER

i good tr5e-d II TIE Gate CRY. -a1
vas rszxe5 ard ez1eztsa IL A-osrk. DOW
rzsree az6 e6zcztet IN EsoEuE ror
Srozzzalsi-g ressss-t - CEsczg5, seae
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Dsesa5e-. IL tft1e pzgeo< #asca 6@srs
Z 2 szs1 page g5rErast u J16gs Joz- Il
CCca-a- q tszt city. ~zo WIS Eoyz-
Tears6 z11 s6ueztst II Les comfy. 40
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s--EL-ls- 70 Z -o-4ee u Eo-- pz-er
A11 yc- ara s11sziy co-ra. n
g1s-r tl-9zgaE- TIE Gaze CITY Z for
E1sczzE an EsoEzz 2@oy.s sTey dzy
K r1s Essk sz1 1rs1tzg Ersa the rz-
7er Ecve csigs- t1s1 70 5oos. liz
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szresss q liz cfriz@1s s1-aer a. aozs
OF zsroat-
JEtgs CCo1cor, ne s1ocesztzi Lee
e01nry 5og.- and ~azt ~ might cal
: Esoluk acg. = deserving e esr-eas
ecna- s1eztioa, ss Etz g--ggl5lg e.
z0rzs szTs 5-raght LIN 70 ao1sr
proEzsnszca s1d srocasg Fro1 the
sszsu Dzg. sketca Ct Judge CCoanor.
whleh barr smaller dcture Of hin,
wrfzsen u FRANK Hg1soH oHaz, .
few facts are glesred.
Ffs rag born Il Lee co.r.r onfy for
tTsnvss years ago. Hs vent 70 -he
Eo#a pubic Ecaooz, then 70 Hove'a
ACADEMY and tae Les ccunty normal
school Of his native sEs+s, asse-ws-cg
teaching scaool. He married IN iowa
gfrlbat tae7 are good Chicsgoans
SE45a.s Judge, Mrs. GConnor and
TIE son wao bezra hia fathers name.
.gadge o'Conno- studied aw al Kent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11

the bad weather : small sEfis1ce
greeted thsm- TIE play IA ssly CIV
e. and ras dterzil! ao0EaEosd-
Prosecuting Attonsy James Dcrztn-
OF KNOX county, was In KAlckz Mon
day On business He gtTss out tie In
formation TIE. C. .. EtsEa-, former
Judge Of this Judicial district Kill
oppo.e James I Lord for tbe demo-
cratic nomination fer congress nsx:
rear
TIE case q Laura Prs5e, By her
neu friend. IS. Edward Crandau, for
damages vas gtFen to the iar- Tuss-
day evening after q three dzTs trial
TIE charge II that the defendant ran
Ito and injured the Plaintiff vita an
autolobfle last Mar. Many Witnesses
from ths Southwest part o. the county
=He II attendance At the trial
Mr.. 4 G. Trump ard son Junior
departed Monday morning for .
Eeeks vizit wfih reistives at Caa-t-
Ton. Iowa
John a M.reivco-t and Esther
Anna Iace1ta, Of Burlington we're
married IL Kahoka Saturday by Squire
Perry.
Mrs. Rosz Fortune Of Alexzn1r.e Vas
granted divorce. ron Ben Fortune
il he c.-e7tt cour SATURDAY.
?. I WTIsey torgar IN ss-scrs tract
Of land AZ PARTITION sale Saturday for
the sun Of SO Per acre TITS 4 SIRE
II the iorsgt land has sid IN CLARK
county IN many years.
9tr. and Mrs Rober- Daiy we're
KeoEuE Tigttors TUESDAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
Il. HI. caa. Exactly.

When father was sick about six
years ago he read al advertisement
Of Chamberlafn's Tablets IN the pa
pers that fit his case exactly" writes
Miss Margaret Campbell Of Fl. Smith,
Ark. He purchased a Do1 OF them
and he has not been sick since BY
sister had stomach trouble and vas
also benefited by them" For sale By
all dealers-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
DENMARK.
80 e~>e -

Miss Bessie Bennett IL home from
Burlington where she visited relatives
and friends.
Ths following are come Of those
who attended the teachers me sting
In Keokuk last Saturday and who
speak very highly OF the meeting.
Miss Nay Pawi, Mrs. Moffitt, Miss
FIorher and MT. Keapy.
There was only ons in the public
school who made grades that allowed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
Cured of Liver Complaint.

vas suffering WITH liver com-
plant, says ia Smith CT Point
Blank. Texas. @and decided to Try q
25c box Of Chamberlain Tablets,
and an happy to say that I an CON-
pleteiy cured and can recommend
them 10 every one" For gale By al
dealers-AdE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
ST. FRlEcIsylLLE. NO.

Rer. Beckham, TIE BAPTIST minister
OK LaGrange. filed his appointment
sgadaE. Il II srd eFe-ing
there vas 2 meeting MoadaT night
Z make arrangements for the Christ.
nas tree
Aa. Mar stump is tnpror.ng aid
able 10 be CIT doors.
Mrz. Sarah Wells Eas FzgEsad
Tisitor one dzF last weak
The Rebekah's elected the toEio--
Ing o1cers at their last regular meet,
ing: Mrs. Lula Bostnsn. noble
grand; Hrs. Mae Stamp. rice grand: :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
e VIII r@zpsfp.liu. q

e nth responsibility. The .7die.arY
sounds the ac-e Of -iEid morality and
i1s-tcs for TIE Commonwealth TIE
Judge nus. 81 unbiased, seagoned WITH
fairness and endowed Ntta clear in
sight His IL both : responsibility
and IN opportunity. I shall endeayo-
always 70 adhere 10 the rigorous futeg-
rity OF the bench
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11

train 47s-LeaTes Keokuk. 7.soan
Train 74I-Leaves ksokuk 33Gpn
Train 472-Arrives Eeokuk 7:35pn
train 47o-Arriyes Keokuk. I:15pm
xsTrain s6-Arrives Keokuk 10: 45am
1Loca1 Freight Trains
x.-Train s5-Leave KeoEuk Il ospm
Daily except Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
How 70 Bankrupt the Doctors.

A prominent New York physician
says. If It were not for the thin
stockings and thin soled shoes worn
BY women the doctors would probably
be bankrupt" When you contract a
cold do not wait for It TO develop into
pneumonia but treat 1t at once. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is intended
especially for coughs and colds. and
has Won vide reputation by It's cures
OF these diseases. II is most effec-
tuai and is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale By all deaiers.Adv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
Decrease OF Saloons.

DEs MONIES. Dec. 11.-Where
there were three thousand saloons in
Iowa five years ago there are bur six
hundred today according 70 ". c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11

Trains lssre sro- tie rrsr 49,.
Bs-tls and rcKses. Fs.se yo;--..-
s0UTHsoUSD.
LSo- Il, 81 LOSS. Eeg AZ
so1ta. IezEa -. s.1s.-
xSo- :. 81 LnEtz vss. ~
scrth, fezve. ss..
NO q. < W-to Sedan. c
3 Z z c. 70 Csrrozlec-
EsaFes STEAM
INo- !, 81 Lo1ss. veg All
sousa. Leaves --..--- i:s.5-
NO fs. o1tncy. Ez-tssl
Kansas CitT. & Lrzts.
Leaves .---.- s.s5-
NOgTHBoUSn.
Iso- 7. S. PAM an ro-t.
rest. lss-es --- ..5.-
xNo- IL. Burlington. Casezeo
and points Eest- leaves ss.7
NO .. Burlington. CEt-zzo
snd east leavss igp-
no /, BuritaEou All CT
czso. sesTss --.--- T.sazr
NO 81, Mt Pleasant trEa
aeeTs ssp.
No 5. & Z " suzdayz ozs.
leares ----- 7asu
NO. 3. & & W, isTa-... s::1spu
NO. 4. from 4 & w. arrives t:ts2a
NO. 50, from NJ, Pssasz-.
branch. arrives .-....-.--1l IL ssv
NO 2, from K & ~ ARRIVES s.Iepa
No s, rrm z. & II. sunszgs
oaly. arrives ...--fr.ss.a
xDaily. DAILY EXCEPT sza6aF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
Ointon's Storage
Transfer

Merchandise, Machinery, Furnlturss
oeoses, Musical Instruments, Pletures
nnd everything In the Storage Line
Large, eisan, safe warehouses. Prices
reasonable. including Insurance.
TRANSFER LINE IN CONNECTION
oAsss 0as 6iondesu. Both phones 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11

Tally except sunday. = o.
trains daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-11
c. g. & q RAILWAY co

Trans Lar. rnz sss Unssr 500
Be-tls and rckscs. Fsssa ~ To.-ss-
streets.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-08-01
Sale of and Inherited Indian Lands of Cheyenne
River Reservation. and Stanley County, South Dakota


a
afterth his nne 10
3achb must
the
bidder Of his bid he will
be o
Should
adseryhg
for esh the sed
will he sole
the
and The
price i
of
is
" be
II desred a mus
&c
by the BID
5 withdraw from sale
blowing describe
{. ST interlen
Listed eJunel
NONCOMPETENT
Tobacco srksE4 OF Mk- Ma OF SEA
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-08-01

complete of all indian lands for sale the Cheyenne
River Reservation Stanley County, S. d. published in the
Dewey County Advocate, of Timber Lake, S.
r. c. CAMPBELL, Superintendent,
Cheyenne River Agency, S. D.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-08-01

TO Withdraw from sale at any time any tract
bed lands will be sold for CASH
T. {. Campbell. Superintendent
Bids open July Il. 1913
INCOMPETENT Lands.
SCI. Description Sf Ni MI g lan ID SEX Acres vala~
sec sec i: r w 4 .sE. 80. 1895 ;l.7s4o
Sc. =: .s 8 IN Il EN- u is$ y;s;
S sec Sec = 4 IN IA + s sss
sec sec 8; q ls sS T. :SG $500
e ~ sec. o r.. 15N K. 2si:.: $50 1900
" !, ls 81: B Fri z iss r. ;o ::S 1899 sSSs
;. SEA sec. 49, T. IGN, X. 3oE. 100 10000
s: 4 Z 81 = :;E 3: sI;::::
sW'. ana az sW3t Of { N .Sa Of 900 .ooo
Of ns ses q = ana i., so "o's0
N.Y. " sec sec T. = IN In Il 'a s5 $50 sso00
less railway right o:-way..: .lso l.ass.7s1
Ss I'D E' St q fe NV j. ). = Tnd l7 lets
INHERITED LANDS.
S. :s: = j. / Il * E i 5 5ss 1880: :ssss
ne ne
:; SEA sec; IS and ;swA of $500
r. SEX sec. 81 T. ION. r. 1sE.. ..lso 10000
Mex sec c, T. ION. r. oeE. . 1880 47s.7o
- We Sec Of i yE Z q 3.s r. < 9, t sw ,sss
All a Of ses s. ( iS 4 s; isS ssss6s
RE RE q
All Of sec. 90. T. I'm, r. 30E.. $40 100000
sEA sec .. T. I'm. r. SOC. 100 s4d99f
qy ~ r. + SIS fsx r. and sw. sss $40 $4,000
s1a. Sec. 81, T. 13N. r. ooE. eco $4,000
Nell Sec -, 7. lsN II. asE. ..lso 10000
.E,a, Sec Il. 7. IAN r. asE.. $50 $4,000
.NwA, Sec. 80. T. IAN, r. 2sE. 100 $4,000
.swA. Sec SO. r. IAN r. 2sE. .1so 10000
.sw!4, Sec. "a, T. I'm. r. soc 1oo $4,000
t.: s.: .. # + S II j, Hs': = &; 81 : !:
& Xvi; NEa Il l Lot :. q Sec NNv +: e q
.sw W. Of f. sW Z. Sec 81. Il i5S 'S''0 i''l'O
r. B. B. 81 + &c e., Of S ss:i. s. Sec sr IS
81, q Nw:a OF SEA. Sec. So ,co IAN "a
:. .NW,. Sec %, + in, H. :7I; lso $1,000
WE. Sec H. r. len. r. 2YE $40 10000
nj NE EVN,, Sy f.. Of f. NV sW !, 8 SEX 2vs Ct
Sec. 33; \ Il. Sec. "a, r. 15N
r. 29E, less railway right Of
er: ~ 50: ~; sos17 iS5siS
au, NWl4 of NW14. NE1. Of
in NWi.. Sec 49, r. 15N. r. ZOE GEO 2,4s0Oo
.NE14. Sec. "a, T. IGN. r. 26E. 100 $4,000
.swl4. Sec. SO. r. IGN. r. ZOE. .1co 10000
:. .NWA Sec 8, T. IGN, f. 31E. 1850 6304O
.Ela, Sec. IS. T. I'm. r. 2SE. ...3eO 10000
.SWl4, Sec. g. T. I'm, r. Sic. .1G0 l,1200o
.NEA Sec. IS, r. IGN +. SOC. .160 1900 90
SW14, See. IS, T. Ism. r. a9Is. .160 5000
.NE4. Sec "a. II. IGN. r. lie. leo SEQ 90
Sci. Sec. G. r. l3N, r. 22E. ...1G0 1000 90
T.
Ela of SWi4 and Lots 3 and 4
nd of See. I. r. lin, r. 25E.... .15OGS 904.0S
..El. of NWN and Lots and .
nd of Sec :. +. I'm. II. 2oE. 1904 90o.C4
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-08-01

IoSCS- LIE 1Jed u
Heirs: Josie. Laura, Bap-
tiste and Emma .. Ii
1891 Susie Seen BY the Boy.
Heir: Seen by the Boy.
lcG Louise Takes the Bow.
Heirs: Jacob Raymond
Agnes and Abraham
Takes the Bow.
324 Thomas White Horse. >.
Heirs: Dora Woods ant
Joseph Whitehorse.
3l2 Ida One Feather ......
Heir: Moses One Feather
32o Harry Charger. .......
Heirs: Nellie lie Beau
Adelia and hart /
Charger.
1915 Julia Eastman ....
Heir: John Eastman.
101 AndreWs L.arrabee. -.
Heir: Ce6f.ge Larraboe.
- Joseph Turtle Necklace.
Heir: Turtle Necklace.
236 Harry, Iron Horse.
Heir: Iron Horse.
2S Douglas Nichols.
Heir: William Nichols.
147 John Garreau.....
Heir; Louis Garreau.
329 Stewart Papin. .........
Heir: Charles Papin.
1865 Thomas Lame One.
Heir: John Lame One.
21c3 Isabelle Slides OF
Heir! Eugene Slides Off.
lI3i Elisha Iron Wing. or
he dI. f ida iron wing and
Ernr0a Iron WING
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-08-01

14o Nellie Whirling Iron.
Heir: Whirling Iron.
400 Alice Black Horse. -.
Heirs: Stump. or Standin,
Elk. Elizabeth Stunt
and John Stump.
]l.o Edith Yellow Owl 500.
Heirs: Sophia Rattl'
Lodge and Silas Vel
low Owl.
1859 Charles Eagle Thunder.
Heir: Eagle Thunder
s1l Annie Thunder Hawk.
Heir Mary Thundel
Hawk.
SC3 Louise lie Blanc. ......
Heir: Josephine Sees tn,
Horses.
1G7a Arthur Whirling Hand.
Heirs: Louise Fight the
Bear and Frank Whirl
ing Hand.
1855 Mrs. Blocks the Road.
Heir: Oliver Left Behind
134a James Long Rock. -.
Heir: Charles Long Rock
SG4 Elizabeth Lafferty..
Heirs: Henry c., Arthur
Walter, Mabel, Lily
Bert. Clyde. Gilbert ane
IAuDE Ian Ci ~
al Catherine Cook
Heir: Jacob Little Skunk
$50 Alice Warrior.
Heir: Joseph Warrior.
81 Hannah Elk Woman. :.
Heir: Matilda Strayer.
399 Rosa Lee.
Heir: David Lee.
400 Ulysses Lee.
Heir: David Lee.
50. Daniel Crow.
Heir: John Grow.
SIS Moses LIE Beau. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
BERT SHOTTEN
rormsr -ssogisr outfisldsr II lrafins
Good a. q Hitter With g.
Louis Browns

~ Is said that Bert Shotten. rar fly
chaser OF the ST. Louis Browns and once
member OF the Wheeling club. under
the management OF ''Bill" Philips owes
most OF his recently acquired smuggling
ability 20 the tutoring Of George Sto-
VAIL Shotten always had plenty of
speed and was considered one Of the
best fielders In the business. but despite
several excellent chances given him to
make good In tho majors. his inability
TO hit the ball kept him IN n lower class
After being shunted around. sent TO
the minors and brought back by the
browns various times. he finally sue
ceeded IN landing with them permanent-
y. although retaining his position only
because OF the lack OF good battsrs in
the teams lineup. When Stovall took
charge In 1912. hotten was chopping at
the ball. his chief object being to Keen
from striking out. BY this method no
very seldom got the ball beyond the
reach OF the infielders tSovall after
considerable coaching. succeeded in
making him swing AT the ball. and forth
with ne developed into "a csrcking good
hittcr. and ts now a straight-line swat
ter Just now lie Is looked upon as one
or the most valuable outfielders In the
game
Shotten Is remembered by local fans
- one or the speediest men in getting
down TO first base ever seen in the cftv
Going from first 10 third on n Facrffice
big leagues he f. looked upon bv ,nanv
as being the equal OF Ty cobb or Joe
Jackson IN this respect. although ria
timidlty IN attempting TO steal has hon,
down his base stealing record far below
theirs. Wv"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
BOXING BOUT
Br1drspors Anise1o club Azneunoss H19
Bsrsls Tor December ls-sAn
Trotf Va. willie Moore.

One OF the best boxing shows that has
been ocered ring followers IN this vicin-
lily for the past decade viii be that
given by the Bridgeport A. C. Decem-
Der ls. In the Bridgeport Opera house.
Every match on the program will be be-
tween the best batuers than can be Sc
cured IN this section OF the country IN
their respective classes.
The headline bout will bring Sam
Trott. OF Columbus, and Willie Moore
OF New York together. While Trott 10
a stranger 20 most OF the local sporting
public. yet his record includes lights
with some OF the best ii3-pound men IN
the central west. Moore In a brother OF
the famous Pal Moore. the nstic serfs
eation OF the east several years ago. and
IL rated almost as highly as the latter
Johnny Byers. OF Mingo. and Bat
Ting McManus. OF wellsburE. have been
signed up for the semi-hnal These two
boys have faced each other before In a
bout at Steubenville which was declare cd
70 be one OF the best ever seen IN that
city.
II Is also TIE intention to have two
preliminary fights In which local boxers
Will be the participants. Just who these
boys will be has not yet been determin-
ed but they will be sufficiently fast to
keep the first part OF the bill well up
with the quality OF the lighting fur
nished by the main bouts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
SOCCER GAME
To Be played as Season Opener az
Ciarksburg To-day-W. v. U.
Represented at College
Meeting.
sreciai Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch 10 the InteIiigencer.
MORGANTOWS, w. Va. Dec. g
The Morgantown independent soccer
team. composed OF local experts and
university foot ball men, will 20 10
clarksburg in the morning to play the
opening game OF the season. The
game Saturday with Clarksburg will
be the first OF series OF three to Dc.
termine the State championship. and
much interest centers in the outcome.
IL was announced today that the team
would enter the Pittsburgh league.
starting the winter schedule after
Christmas.
West Virginia University VIII be
represented tomorrow at the meeting
OF the various Representatives of the
schools Of the State at Clarksburg for
the purpose OF forming a new athletic
association. The university Will be
represented by Prof. J.. VI. Pears, new.
ly elected member OF tho athletic com
mittee. Tho officials here are heartily
In favor OF forming such an organlza-
ton, which will have for its aim the
perfection OF athletics in the State.
speolal-Men's $3.50 and SIS Over
coats for $500. meFADDENs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
CONVENTION COMING.

Arrangements are being made al
ready TO entertain the members Of the
police association when they NEE,
here next June. A booklet is being
determined upon which win contain
the names and pictures OF practically
all the municipal heads in the city
The convention adopted the Uniform
OF the local police force as being the
uniform for all policemen in tho state.
Few changes will be made in them.
consisting OF shoulder straps on the
chiefs and lientenants. and that the
chiefs will wear their uniforms while
on duty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
NEWS BRIEFS

The board OF county commission
ers held routine session yesterday
morning. at which time only matters
Of general nature were taken up and
discussed.
The board OF control viii insist
that cars on the City Railway line
stop on the south side of Seventh
street. in order 10 avoid accidents.
The board made a tour OF inspection
yesterday morning to the crossing.
and made the rule following the in
yestEation.
Sheriff Sweeney Will hold tho tax
sale OF real estate Monday morning
al the front door Of the court house.
There have been 40 pieces OF property
redeemed since the advertisement OF
saleable property
The boys Bible class meeting
VII be held at the Y NJ. c. A. build
ing this morning At $50 o'clock.
The examination for public
school teachers certificates is being
held al the high school building yes
terday and today. Six teachers are
taking the examinations.
Tho work OF improving and re-
modelling the rooms AZ the y. VI. G. a.
building has been progressing very
nicely for the past week.
The Junior order OF American
Mechanics viii hold special meeting
In their hall In tho Waldorf building
this evening. ". p. Robinson will be
the chief speaker. Special music vii
also BE- rendered. after which a lunch
will be- served
The sale Of Rcd Gross Christmas
seals now amounts 90 between a. 900
and 10000. which has Melted an IN
come az about $500. The seals may
be found IN sale everywhere Monday
Tn" Nor'h side hlgh school of
Fittsnurch. Pa. viii play the local
hrh school basketball team on Jan.
nary az The gymnasium A good
sam" BE- expected
Police Chiof Thomas T.evi1nd fted
hts report yesterday with tho board
oi control and showed that dufine the
month ~ Noycuh.r there had been
Grand Total Of fines collected Of
At..Nt N". lie then presented Trcasur
'i w 3 M.Eif0y with check for
That amount. covering the fines ana
costs collected
n YOU soo anything Going down
Market street that re.cmhIce n "hIua
streak don't Eet excited az o. b.
OFFICER Walter Worie. tho new motor.
cycl" cop who lately received hie new
motorcycle Ito iq being coached bv
Vt q. Fr"IirIrhs and viii ba IN first
class condition Dob n few DAYS
An arc i.ht az tho corner Of
south York and yir.Inia streets
dropped yesterday morrin~. having
broken Dr.. 'asfoulrra Tho wire. Do.
came crossed hy Tho fau and held
ih'hts uu Considerable AMI tIa wires
burned. 8Fr1u.h mo- narc was visible
Tho standard detective bureau.
Win offices ln tro schmullach build.
lnr. wish fle.r patrons to under fand
mar They are NOT teaching force.
blt r'fI detective bureau 4 tcIo.
gram was received yesterday from
Fdifmont announcing chat young
man with a diploma from "a Wheeling
detective school was under arrest
There charged with robbery.
CrnrIaf- 49,. sfrra - 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
TRADE REFUSED
Garry HERMANN Declines 20 Pass
Tinker and Groh 20 Phillies for
Dooian and knabe.

PHILADELPHIA. Pm. Dec. 5.-Om.
cials OF tho Philadelphia National
League base ball club today received
telegram from President Garry Herr.
mann. ~ the Cincinnati club. declining
their offer 20 trade Doolan and Knabe
Tor Tinker and Gr0h He said. how.
ever. that he would soc tho PtIadeI
phia officials 40 The National League
meeting ar New York next week
President Haker. ~ tho Philadelphia
club. said tonight that he dd not
take Mr Hermann telegram a7 n r.
fueal 20 make trade and that he
still believes there ig good chance
% put tho deal through
speolsi-Boys' 800 overeoa,s re-.
duced 90 ~ So McFADDENsS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
DEVINNEY IMPROVING.

DR.. J. Plummer Cole. who has been
attending Corporal George Devinney
since the time he was shot by Hay
ward Manuel. stated yesterday that
the policeman was entirely out OF dan
ger and that he would be able to be
on duty again soon. Corporal Dovin.
ney was shot by the same man who
killed \. W. Hammerle. OF Lloydsville.
In Walkers piol room. and who II
now in Jail pending the action Of the
grand jury.
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Color Sergeant Harold Schenk. Is.
has been appointed baseball manager.
He has investigated his material for
players and viii have the men at
work for fall practice next Tuesday