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Arizona republican., 1913-12-02

1 fore, said the judge, The demurrers I to the indictments in which the overt act is merely mentioned, are over ruled"
 At the conclusion of the reading l of the courts rulings, Reese Ling asked permission to present the de- murrer to the conspiracy indictment, 1 and Morrison asked leave to argue | the setting of cases. But the court | took a recess at this point until 1:30, when Ling's argument commenced. The Court Room. The court room presented a scene 1 of busy activity early yesterday morning. Principals and 'supes'' thronged the halls of justice. The de- fendants and their attorneys, clean cut business and professional men mingled with uniformed soldiers, Mexican witnesses and miscellaneous hangers-o until the floors were crammed and the air buzzed with talk the cases. the Mexican situation. the cold snap-all subjects of present Importance were being handled about when the door opened and Judge Sawtelle stepped out under the Pro Patria" on his canopy Then the
 chatter ceased and the room grew swiftly still.
 Not a seat was left in the back of
 the room when the cases were called but the pens" were crowded. Dis
 tinguished attorneys from all over
 the state filled the space inside the railing.
 Everybody rose as his honor ap-
 peared and United States Marshal
 Overlook tapped for order and opened court with the usual formula.
 All But Landers.
 Immediately after the opening of court United states Attorney Joseph F. Morrison addressed the court with a short speech. which he ended by moving to dismiss the remaining in dfctment against James B. Alexander. He asked that the indictment against J. NJ. Landers be held. pending the arrest of the defendant. now in Mani toba. Canada The bills are num- bered as< follows in the federal court calendar: 313. against Alexander, Roberts. Snyder Cwho is dead) and Landers Motion was granted to dis miss this bill in all but it's effect on Landers: c 315, C SIS Gas far as 1t effects Alexander) and C 316. Bond was exonerated in all the cases except I.anders, who has not been apre- hended yet
 At the close of this business, Judge excused jurors until l;3o. but required witnesses and principals in the neutrality cases to remain m court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07

him, but the old fox paid II gladly anc
has never regretted Il
He gave three players and $4,000 In
cash for the youngster. bringing his
price approximately to sljO00 II
was soon after Chick joined he Soma
tors IN June that they started on their
wonderful upward Journey that finally
landed them in second place.
Gaudl was the leading FIRST sackar
In the league. according to the Official
averages He took part in ~ games
and nolded 900. making only ~ or
rors in handling Liza chances he
was also rated high In the batting col
umn. getting an average o' .305 the
best stick work he has ever done
As he is still young. there seems 70
be many years OF usefulness ahead Of
him on the diamond and there Is III.
tie doubt among baseball men that
he will be- listed among the best first
basemen in the league for years &c
come He In a big fellow. over six
feet tall. and OF splendid proportion;,
He bats and throws right handed |,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
HIGH SCHOOL TO
TRY BASKET BALL
New Team Will Play Canyon
Normals Next FRI
day Night

A bunch OF the husky young ath-
letes Of the Amarillo High School
are going into the basketball bust
ness With determination TO win
The Panhandle school championship
And as an evidence OF this intention.
challeugp is issued to any school
team 900 radius of one hundred
miles
Tile Amarillo High basketball
team has just been organized with
The following formidable lineup:
Han center, ! Crudgington. x.
RODGERS, guards G. Crudsington,
Madison, forwards Morgan, Shaugh-
messy Pierson. Tyler, Sowder, util-
ity
The team is already down To hard
practice In preparation for their
frs game. which will be with the
Canyon Normas In the Randall
County metropolis next Friday
night
Letters have been forwarded ia
The best school teams in this section,
and 10 is believed that number OF
interesting games will be put over
during the midwinter season
This will provide outlet for the
Keen athletic spirit OF the high
school during the interim between
"a, football and baseball seasons
And something worth witnessing Is
iu the cards
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
TENNIS STARS ARE MARRIED
Thomas eundy and May Sutto,
Prominent Figures In Champion.
ships. Arc Welded.

Thomas Clark Bundy Joint holder
with Maurice + Mclaughlin OF The
national championship in tennis dou
bles, and Miss May sutton former
worlds champion in women's Singles.
were married at Los Angeles. Deem
Der II.
Miss Sutton. after defeating all
rivals In this country. went abroad
and won The worlds title In wouan's
singles. losing II after two year. by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
Why People Have Stopped
Using Dangerous CalomeI

stores now sell Dodson's Liver Tone
In practically every case OF bilious.
ness and liver trouble where caiomes
used 10 be taken.
Dodson's Liver Tone is 'ese
table liver tonic that is abso'ute'y
harmless for children and grow"
people. II sells for so cents a oo.-
tie and is guaranteed to be entire'y
satisfactory by all druggist. anu
any store selling YOU bottle wi" WI.
refund your money with smile II
It does not give quicker, gentier re-
lief than calomel without any oil car
omel's unpleasant after-effects.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07

Duke Kahanamoku. Who carried on
the honors In aquatics at Tho Dlym
pic games. will probably yis., Aus
tralia next year and swim In N" lead
ing championship events ther' A
formal invitation from the Amateur
swimming union OF Australia Isl nov
before the governing body OF the
Amateur Athletic union and p"rmis
sion for the trip will be- granted. Il
Is reported. at the neIt meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
\ Safer, More Reliable Kennedy Has
Taken it, Place IN the Drug
Store and the Home

A few years ago, men, women and
children took calomel for sluggish
liver and for constipation. They took
risks when they did so. for calomel
Is dangerous drug Your family
doctor will be the first TO tell you
this II he discovers you dosing your
self with calomel
But the drug trade has found a
safe, pleasant remedy In Dodson's
Liver Tone
Druggists tell Ms that their drue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
FR|SKY ATHLETE
At SIXTY YEARS
Pop Arson Says Its Mis-.
take for Man to
Grow Old

There's nothing TO the general b.
lief that the efficiency OF professional
athletes IL necessarily short lived. de-
eiAres Pop" Arson. the grand old
man OF baseball" former captain OF
the Chicago National League team.
Vigorous training 10 conducive to long
iife and rugged health. he contends.
rather than to the quick decay OF mus
cular tissue and vitality. Athletes
should be at their best at IS, he says.
Pop himself Ia a robust testimo-
NAL TO the truth OF this theory AT.
er p years OF professional baseball.
during which time he never was out
OF training, and al the age OF 60 now,
he is a rugged. hearty. agile athlete
stu, ready at any time TO play hard
game OF ball, roll half dozen games
Of ten pins. do IS holes al golf or
tramp oil day behind the dogs In the
hunting field His eye Is clear, his
step elastic and his carriage as erect
az the day he first donned a uniform
IT, a ball club At the conclusion OF
a monologue he is giving at the Gar
den theater this week he does buck
and wing dance with the agility OF a
boy. He rises at . o'clock every morn.
ing, and when the weather Ia fair and
links accessible. he seldom misses Q
round at golf before lunch time.
Stars In all lines OF sport life rise
no suddenly and descend so quickly
that the public has come TO anticipate
the decline OF an athlete within a year
or two or three after he gets In the
championship class" Captain Arson
sAid AS matter OF fact young
man. say 25 years old who excels In
gny branch OF athletics should con.
tinue to improve each year for 20
years A prize fighter should be at
his best at IS and in condition for the
battle 81 his life. rather than fat.
broken old has-been
It's too strenuous relaxation. and
not too strenuous training. that kills
on athletes They abuse themselves
by dissipation. or permit themselves
20 get out OF condition between occa.
sions Of supreme effort, and must 20
through an exhaJstiug grind TO get
back into shape by dissipation
don't mean necessarily hard drink.
ing or similar harmful practices. A
man can dissipate in his eating az
well as in drinking and iniure himself
just as much. Temperance and mod
Grafton in all things Is essential 10
prolonged physical efficiency
II makes me tired TO hear tina,
some grand performer In athletics
who has dazzled the world with his
superiority for year or two is go
ing back I know what II means
that that champ has had his head
turned by success and prosperity
drifted into speedy company and IL
going the Joy riding route to obllv
ION lie Is victim OF entertaining
all right --Overtraining with the hap
py water and the bright lights and
81 that goes with them
Training to an athlete is what oil
In 10 machine, and keeping him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07

self in fighting condition all the time
should BE- harmful no more than keep
ing a machine In the best working
condition would be- The history OF
the world proves that intellectual
workers Who travel a. their best pace
all the time last longer than the
spasmod,c or halihearted and ! be-
lieve the same Is true Of athletes OF
course. there's such a thing as over
doing &. and overeXertion either In
training or contests works a perina-
cent injury But barring such mis-
haps. the only thing the temperate
and intelligent athlete has TO fear Is
old ago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOE
THE WEEK.


Tuesday
Opening of tenth annual midwln-
'er golf tournament al pInchurst, ~.
Wrosfliuu match between Harry
Urlomau and Jess Wcsicreard, at
Minneapolis
Meeting at tho WisconsIu-llliuois
league 40 Milwaukee.
Annual championship tournament
of Kansas Checker Association, a.
Manhattan, Kan
Harry Trendall VS. Willie Schaef-
.rr y rounds al st Louis
"Wednesday
Joe Rivers VS.. Leach Cross 10
rounds, az Empire, a C.. at New
York
Thursday
sutton vs.. Morningstar. at New
York. for worlds championship al
Isl balkline
Friday
Opening Of the Western lntcrcol-
lcgiatc basketball season
Annual bench show OF the Ameri-
can Pomcraniau club Waldorf As
toria New York
Saturday
Opening OF annual automobile
show 100 Madison Square Garden, y
Y.
Annual meeting OF the United
States Golf Association az New
York
Annual indoor track and field
meet of the Xavier A 4, New York
Patsy Callahan 81, lomc DrisrolI
90 rounds 900 BROOKLYN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
AItooether Too Desirable.

Dobbs SO you're living In the coun-
try. Ell! What kind OF neighbours
have you? Are they desirable? HoDss
Desirable Great Scott. we ha,,A !
n thing they don't desire, especially
In the way OF gardening implements-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
DAILY MARKETS
KANSAS CITY Grain

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Jan. d.
Hog receipts 900, market steady
To five cents lower. Bulk $40.
Cattle receipts 1900. market stea-
dy To ten cents lower.
Sales. Az VT Price
Clark. Durant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07

Freddie Welsh and Matt Wells are
TO meet In a return 20-round 1test
At the National Sporting club. london
next FrbTutry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07

default Bundy has won distinction
in the eastern championships Oh the
last three seasons. his eliminating tri-
umph being the victory IN the ma onal
doubles at Newport this year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-07
Boxers canno, esndso. H-~ls.

" London the Ring a box hub
vill not permit BOXERS 20 blliag
their hands In bouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
WarMnnd Rrl.t.

Miss lillian Beard has returned N
her home az Belmont. O.. after visit.
Ing br. and Mr.. w. $. Webb. OF Main
street
Miss Margaret Webb. q Center
Warwood. IS visiting friends at Cadiz.
Ohio.
Henry Brunhouse. Of Wheeling
spent yesterday with his brother. Wal
ter farmhouse. Of Seventh street
Misses Clara Webb and Fern lam.
il'on. az B~eaIlsville. O.. returned IN
their home Sunday after visiting DR.
and Mrs. W s. Webb. OF Main and
Eiglteenth streets
M and Mrs. w. II. CorbIv. OF Cadi,
O, have returned home after spend
ing a short visit with Mrs. vs.. q
Webb. OF Center Warwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Adoirh Pape. Of Nina
teen'h street. spent SUNDAY WITH
friends az Triadelphia.
The Warwood council will mee,
this evening at the Warwood Uirh
school building on Main street.
NJ and Mrs. T p Parrlot. ~
Narvood. have returned 10 fh.fr
home after visiting friends al Wash.
inEton. Pa.
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WELLSBURG

The Brashoar well on tho Never
farm. which was 20 10 shot on S,--
urcay, will probably be shot TO-DAY
about . p m Lack Of proper equip
m"nt and tho heavy rains az Safrr.
day caused the postponemert Tro
wei Is making "a .oor showing now
and IT'S flow viii probably he mater.
lally increased after being sho.
Ernest Wilson and Ella Wilson,
VIII likely Dee removed from tho conn
" Jail here 90 Phiiiprl ln a few d.r4
They were iroI..f hero from r5-.
re'tstown 90 testify in 'ha whit. slave
Hams. '"
Harry Hoover was a Wheeling v,s.
i'or last nirht.
u old J FIuvius Is ever kind
'n"ufh 10 refrain from sending rain
ON saturday. and ou Nogpmh.- IT,
n'rifi.v. fr' football fam. ,f W.u.
hirF VIII 5000 on" of fhc lr.. rs-
or me season here Tho sturdy V,f.r
Lao team az FO'treh.n Will moot .l-
own Merchants s. g. team ana ...
ht'iI" should Doc Worry ON. p,,c
''a'.. have been praDtlr.r. rart
't'fy d1v rho weather uorII no.,
'"''H. and all thn players ar. .r ...
..'Inr. The .... d. ..
ana viii ho played a, u.,-...
N.'. .H fh" Fourth Ward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
ARW00


The boys Of South warwood have
been given notice by Town Sergeant
ID l. Poole that they are not allowed
10 play On the Fourth street ball dia.
mond on account OF the boys using
TO much vulgar language and the PEG
pie have been complaining. Mr.
Poole states that the boys can play
just as well on the grounds surround.
ing the Loveland School building or
at the Rlchland ball park as az the
Fourth street grounds. All boys
caught playing ball on the Fourth
street diamond will be arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

.'i" LILY Social 'Iu have de-
continuous music should La
.n'I 90 its annual Halloween han
u' gwen next Thursday evening -
"ft'rr. Iu tIt Armory hall
'i''t w.il known orch.s-
tul- section have been serureI L.,
i'r strains and "a very lrrr.
i+ expected Co attend MANY .tf
present and 90 good time b. antiripated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
All Mile in Operation

Nll" iH' resumption OF several de-
..' "f tIo lower and upper r.ffs
'ri'inht morning. every min In the .n-
't now lu Urernffuna TEo
nN. "f W'r employed in ths yari-
ii.m now uurI aftDr tIo hofitsvs
N ''' .Nfur|r'I.r OF the refining ~
poo. I. M thr usNt few weeks fhs
if.I m'u employed al this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Don't FORGE, the Supper.

a Iarge CrOWd Is expected 10 attend
the chicken supper and Nictrola con
cert a. the Warwood PRESBYTERIAN
church this evening. The anair Will
be given by the men OF the church
and II is expected to be one OF the
best ever given by the men OF this
town. The supper will be between
the hours OF Q and s O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Practlelnn Daily.

The Warwood high school footban
team has been practIcing daily this
week 20 be in the best OF shape 80
that they can easily win the game
from Martins Ferry Saturday. Novem-
Der l AZ ne Richlsud bah park. A
large crowd Of people are expected TO
witness the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
RaIInn VIII

A couple Of OIL dr'llers were busy
yesterday bailing the water from a
gas well on The Jacon Korn proper+v
at Twentysecond and Main streets
This IS one ~ the most productive
wells IN THE town az the present and
a. mas been producing for the last
couple nl wears Nir Korn uses ma
eas for fuel in his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

The Junior circle of Kings DauFh.
tiers. a. Warwood. win meet AZ the
home Of Miss StoIla Meyers. OF North
Warwood, Thursday. November 6. All
members are urged 20 be present as
Important matters VIII be taken M
Tor consideration after which the rest
OF the evening VIII be spent IN sewing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
Building Boom.

This last year has been one ~ the
best ever for the lumber men and
carpenters o' THIS town. The build.
ines that have hee- erected in tie
last year number about twenty-five.
Warwool Is one OF the most progress
slve towns IN the state Of West Viz
ginia al the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
JoHH DREW coMrNo

Drc.' Gilman VII present Lob,
''.o IN Thursday night. Sovewber
e-F l.-l" hill That rs sure 10 deIi,S,
a.. -as''Hate al or Mr.. Drev Icy
m."s q" vii Dc seen In the, r.
vr.- ''iy' TIE Tyranny of Tesrs
l,rlr "f fHc wltticst ana No.,
'Nt rlars known ~ Ito TlStI
biz, ~ NJ aiso appear In a new
N' nous success f- .al 80 IN
:" ~" e perfect little NO..
,,rr'. ~ rover and originality 'Th.
i''ir.e author of Peter Par o.,
noteworthy sIrg.--er ""' "iher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

pictures are up 60 the standard ~ tho
mouse" which means much O. o.. Yatrou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

M.ss N7rroret Montgomery. OF
saltwater. OKLA picked 600 pounds
o. cotton iu ono day. 'nc record FOR
ihe world. 1''houch she weighed only
al pounds herself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

II LOU p. m, stopped and pulled -ne
auto out OF the mud. before proceed
lus on its journey up the river. A
second trial was necessary before the
car was pulled loose. The trolley ca.
arrived in this city at 80 a. m. \
number OF WellsburE passengers were
on 10. who this morning complains.
~ loss OF sleep the schedule entailed
them.
a al Of lumber was u~nloaded nv
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ht their crossing below Seventh stree.
mis- morning. Ii will probably be-
used 20 repair thu company's cross
lncs IN this vicinity.
Llquer Case No. I.
The attention Of the circuit court
was taken up today with liquor cases.
there being three scheduled. tne
state AGAINST Goldberg and Ostrow.
the state against Samuel Goodfriend
ana the State against Joseph CamiIet-
%. The FIRST case called was that
against Goldberg and Ostrow. the fol.
lowing Jury being sworn to hear n
Harry Bishop. Robert Nichols. Raw
anderson. William Collins. David Al
."n. Jenkin Jones. Emmett Car
michael. Edward Marsh. Roy Jones.
% 4 Bishop. Charles Gray. W. NJ.
simpson, foreman.
g AflAFNFulfl 0N IEON
ecuting Attorney W. NJ. Workman.
and the defendant by Attorneys n. 4.
ramsey. and VI. o.. MCGiMin. or PARK
crshurE \ number % witnesses were
heard on both sides. and after a short
period OF delIberation the Jury found
a verdict I'm favor Of tho defendant
Liquor Case No. ?.
The s"con % tho cases 10 come 10
tTlal was that of Samuel Goodfricnd.
% case was very similar 10 that OF
il" COLDER and Ostrow case. most
or p witnesses being the same Tue
arguments were heard and won. 10
'he jury ar 300 and ~ 9 go thcv had
not yet reported The following Is
'le jury Ralph Foruey. ". T. Nc.
lr"ary. a. A. Smith. George Woods.
John VI Brown. 4. J.. Everett. II N
Mathews. Louis NotcaIfe. Charles
stocks. ! y Ashton. Fred Lauck.
Charles Hensler.
The first decoration for tho Irsl.
Iowe'cn celebration was nut up ms
Hi'"rnoon hy Edward Roieer. I'm front
~ his barber shop. on Charles street
Irustc" John T.. S~cneIhase. OF
Wheeling. disposed Of the stock Of
Tho Well. burg Provision Company. 70
2 trustee sale. ON Saturday after
noon Most 81 the stock and aqufp.
H'n' was purchased by g. D. Curtis
W'" 'ohul'it H genera store az SNORT
creek III" be- having tho stock 70.
moved a. once
Marcus. t'. Young son ~ Mrs.
James Hanna. who live. on Twenty.
.l.' -'i''I. '.. CITY. Rad ono OF mis-
seriously broken on Sunday
afternoon. While a' rIst 10 ana
.nm" companions wsr. rfavf,~ otc.,,
som" fro.rlf care on no ewifcb nosr
I'i'' or ''N elias. Product. Com.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
THE THEATER
THE LAST DAYS or Pompru

Suo Nadls was not an accident.
'uv1sh thls statement mas seen. IN
Instant rom al analytical criticism. II
.uIlously one Of the FIRST thoughts
Nlet come into a reviewer mind a.ter
Nl.hesSlng the George klelne produce
tloh OF The Last DAYS OF Potnt,su %
Nh4CI begun a weeks e-ngagsmtIt ~
lhe Court theater yesterday. Since tie
s-tSess or Quo Nadis' was nrst estab-
I. ned. there has been much expectation
IIl ln some quarters doubt. As TO
NlelheS next big him. Would he be
aoty 20 give US a hlm worthy Of COM
parifon With It's Predecessor - -
STrSts''Ius are effectively answered by
ttae Last Days OF Pompeii" George
N.ttne need make no excuses for the
Amoroslo dramatlzation Of Rulwer vi.
..n I novel II Will stand on its own
elt 56I Is f., n4t often that a novel equals.
I,"h%rio, the Work Of SlsnkieWir1 bu,
i-'iu Lytt"ns story offers a Ir.
II.iy as strong as Quo V,dts
" e are given al the very outSs, aus,
go, 10 sFmpathize with in %v5ta -.
jInI HoWef-girl. and this interest is eiS
ron" and Glaucus. the Young i'ya
wh.t - ihbathy. ana we are given
.Iatc q, ,'E audience likes. "someoU. tn
er,est OF Isis. Who plots againSi GI1n"
i9puIar interest viii. Of course c.,,.-
the cifv IT, .,ho"lng the destruction OF
an Viii In no way be sTvn.u
r.,it.al ~ only there that We f,,Iiy
Gt.r a., extent Of such a calamitv
who, ~ -lI' oi q catastrophe r. Given
uul,1,,,' we arena. Panic aeizes 10
"v.- th-eS and they pile heller skaI,epp
,fnre go 1879 INTO the arena. patti
nc terror--trickeu rrsr -
,9i.., Tvs are given No then of ~
.i'hing lava. nashel arc 81, me crater
~ 80 or scenes in different 49,
~ +, F.nr mad. ana the climax romes
''iln o., trcmblc ana fail " '"o temple
OF a., --I DAYS Of Pompeil" f. n v-ort
h.tt, ''N every Viewpoint Tbe
"a "a h" continued an Tile vccL
Wafir'es daily ono 49, Ne'N
W ~ L--ou -- ITO -rNnn-nn- ----
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ais, held Saturday evening as vel a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

a a Of lumber was u~nloaded nv
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
~ their crossing below Seventh stree.
this morning. II will probably be-
used 20 repair thu company's cross
luCs IN this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

1850 p. m, stopped and pulled -ne
out OF the mud. before proceed
ius on its journey up the river. A
second trial was necessary before the
car was pulled loose. The trolley ca.
arrived in this city at 100 a. m. \
number OF WellsburE passengers were
10. who this morning compliance
~ loss OF sleep the schedule entaiIed
them.