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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
STEUBENVILLE


STETBENVILLE. O. June "a
The In Belle Iron Works directors
held their regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday and only routine business
was considered The preferred divi-
dcud declared ~ the last meeting viii
D." pnid ou June 10 and the common
dividend on july 81
Dropped Dead.
Julius kalc. O. negro workman on
thr dam az tlc north end " the city.
f.u over dead while WORKING on Tues
day morning Hc was forty years ~
age and anne from Gallip0lis. Heart
disease WIS tho cause
Marriage Licenses.
Frank lirdmau. % years old. and
Ethel J. Deter. ~ years old. bOth II
~feulsuti1e
Frederick o. Johnson. 30 years old,
20 Columbus. and Nrstt Kerr. 81 years
old. of Stcuheutile.
Harry ll Su.vciy. IS years old. %
Shady Grove. pa. and Bertha r. Shlv,-
l 81 years oil. OF George Run.
VIII Unveu Portrait
Governor James 81 COX writes tho
stanton Memorial Association that his
cauEht'r. Miss Helen. vii accept tho
INITIATION fu un,,u 'ho portrait az
Genera. George RODGERS Clark II our
July celebration
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~ commit''o consisting ~ MAYO.
w F"H. tuurcilmen Mullen and
Nhit" v"nt 10 Wheeling Monday s,
,,rno"n ard held q conference with
Manager g. O >asle a. fho Wr.,i
'ut fraction Company. Boo regard 10
If'iNs lhrr" cars or the Norfl York
..I'. ana were given the assurance
'i'' 'l' cars would ho placed on that
.i'' Ton n'Nt lalI 20 was explained
w ~" coUrfIt''' THAT rho open cars
'''ii seat more people than fio closed
ears ln regard 'l CLEANSING ~ curve
'' i" stanton l|lottrr Works an
.~tr''nr'nt "siI b." drawn up ana Will
i' -.tr'. h- 'h. heater works poop',
e''f.r- fltf goo 'rr.h.n uIl r.-u'.
"H'u OH. chang. f. u.I,
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Mrs. O.. Z. Kidney has returned AZ.
ter a short visit with friends in pitts.
bursh.
b Senior Mechanics held a we'll
meeting last night.
Deputy Sheriff Wesley n,
business. y"
Vice President William Roy went
10 crescent yesterday TO take I'D a
slight grievance. "
n, }. kinsey. OF East Liverpool. was
mere yesterday on business.
Mrs. John Grayson and son. OF Gam.
eroh' are the guests OF relatives ber.
for a few days. ~
Henry Windsheimer. clerk in the 10.
poet oHice. has returned from a
Snort vacation In Akron.
"a. A. Bags. OF ~Barnesviile. is the
guest Of friends here. ~
MISS oma Phillips. OF Toledo. is the
guest OF friends here for a few DAYS
judge Roy L. Wildermatb. OF CoInm
JUS IL IN this city on business.
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~Remodelinn Ronna

n Iorce OF men are NJ work remodel.
ing the H-iiigh club rooms on the cor.
her OF Fourth and Hanover streets IN
the Noif-Hersberg building and whom
Completed Will Present a handsome an.
The rooms are being re-.
PAINTED n repapcred and Some
S''sht Improvements are being mada
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"'- Ail'" I"'pcr entertained with
q - o'clock dinner last evening ~ nor
nom" on North Firth street. IN honor
mr. daughter. whose marriage IN
N' william Mcintosh took place last
N'"k covers were iaii FOR Ton
'0'i'- After tho dinner Il very eu.
J'AHhl" evening was Spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Home on Ni.It

william Tarbaret. "A former resident
OF ms city and who is nov in the
soldiers Home At Dayton is in the
CITY on a visit with friends and rela.
,lNes His many friends will remem.
per MIN as he vas for a number OF
years employed by George Spence az
his residence in this city.
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Fiims pevelope EXCELLENT.

Members - tie local lodge II knights
o: iYthta~ received word yesterday from
tie capitol Film COMPANY. OF that city,
10 the effect that tie pictures taken ~
tire laying OF tho corner stone at tie
Junction school building "A few weeks
ago. had been developed and are excel
lent The films Nili be- turned over to
the PITTSBURGH exchange and from there
Will he distributed 20 this section Of tho
COUNTRY for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Thumb Mashed.

a Webb. who is employed by
Contractor Dixon on the erection O,
the new mill at Yorkville above this
CITY. was the victim OF a serious 40
cldent yesterday afternoon while at
"ork that will lay him of duty for
n while. He was engaged in working
IN a ditch when a foreigner dropped a
plank on his hand which caught his
numb and badly mashed the member.
me services OF Il physician was re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Severe Rain Storm.

The severe rain storm OF yesterday
afternoon did considerable damage in
tAls cary proper. Tn sewer main at tha
corner of Fourth and Main stre.ts be-
came topped mp and many cellars were
Hooded aS well as the street. for a cpu-
siderable distance. TIE rain also WASH
ei several inches OF mud and dirt onto
the sidewalk and road along Harmony
iill an Marshall streets. The street
'uuui>s!ur.r Will probably have a force
~ men az work tnis morning cleaning
the troSSiuES.
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H. ). brcnn"u. OF this CITY
d word Yesterday that her
80, 'harIcs Spaulding. had died
"' nome in Steubenville Yesterday
S""I' Illness. He WAS one Of
"' pioneers OF th" iron and steel bus.
li ne ohio Valley For the mas,
t',,'dl years b." has been ersagsd
~ '"" Ital c~'l'" business IN Sfaul.r.
'.''' ne Is survived 10y sevcra hro,b.
"rs On this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Early Morninn RIa..

hre department. was called out
yestercav morning at i:30 O'Clock an
alarm from box Is AT The c.rncr
enter and F1fth street. where the
"t,Neh mouse Of Len Good, on Sey-
''r street. had caught fire from
."Hho"n cause. The department.
cone 10 the building was slight Tn.
D'Is dld rot ring and tho whistle
gave the alarm. ""S'e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

AT s. in readiness frr Tho au,t'o,
sale 90 lots which WI take place above
'h' 'i'' Fri3I' and SATURDAY. when
p r''m'u and N,ll.rrs VIII iI1e. pn
-'i' 'h" hu'Hu' alltl.u .. THIS ,i'v.
over goo r.ui.. building lot ,ur d..
placed ON -af" az very u.5.-,..
if'.'e Ere" lunch Will Pee served ON
''e grounds .i.h d.lv.
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Attended

The hoil~' farming and reception heli
last evening 80 the home Of Mr.. and
Afs. THoii.ts Gately, at tAe corner Of
Thirteenth AMI Marshall streets. was
largely ATTENDED and WIS q complete
success. The affair was given under :h-
auspices ot tie t~ommautcry OF the -.
Johns Catholic church. and an during
the evening those in charge 81 the affair
were Kept busy serving the many guests
A splendid rOgram was rendered during
tire evening and several addresses were
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

The s.mi-ruouthIy m..-fy. ..o
.'"''h board was hold last .y. ming I'm
'l' 'd council chambers IN S.cord
street u several important matters
"'r' given attention. The matt .
""'it sewer closets and d.ir-
way "i'h th" old vault closets Wa
Dee subject 81 much discussion
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larqe Crowd pr...n.

~" nUdltUriUm n ~. TTr.t p-..t,.
terrain church was crowc.J 90 Il.
IH'i'N last evening 10y persons eau,sr
I" mar "a" concert rendered b, IN.
i-'N''S 'h"rai club Of Greater Wheel
INK The feature Of the evenin. was
w SINGING 81 Mrs. Flora Williams
several locals also rendered seyrr,i
selections which w'r. subject 70 on
chores by Tho audience.
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Entertained Club

Last evening at her home on Wash.
lnetoh street. Mrs. George ThistIer
very pleasantly entertained the man.
oers OF the Otto Sewing club. The
e'ehins was very ~enjoyably spent AZ
FANCY work. music and games and a,
. seasonable hour refreshments wors
served. were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Another Excursion.

a special meeting of the uniform
rank, knights of Pythias. was held
Monday evening and decided to mold
L moonlight excursion In the near tn,
ture. The trip will be made ON Tbs
Joe Fowler. which will leave the 10
cal wharf early in the emil and
return at midnight. The affair promI
ses TO be one OF the best ever held
from this city. w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
BENWOOD


The city council met In regular semi-
monthly Scsriou last evening and trans
acted considerable business. The city
pay ron was audited and ordered paid.
SeNeFaa small outstanding bills were also
orered paid. Including the LIN for ths
E,VVO rect OF hose recently received az
the city building No representative OF
the Nheeling Electric Company were
present at the meeting and the matter
was not given attention. several COM
nittees filed their reports which were
accepted. The meeting was very snort
and council adjourned very early.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
MARTINS FERRY
Officer Elected

the meeting OF the order of Owl.
10 Monda evening in their han in
o ShreVe- ttervey building officers
-. ensuing six months wer.
Jtiines Bell. President Charia.
Spetoe. Vic" President. Char,as NJ
carney: Warden. /. Wilson Scnti-
mel. George Former. picket So,
Johnton: Invocator. Roger Ashton
treasurer. John Short. Financial
secretary l. VI. Sommers. Racordir,,
SeoretaTy' Harry Ellis. Nes, PhvsI-
clan. DR.. John Johns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

az Shadyside this afternoon and even
ing. The following program will be
rendered:
200 y. m.-i00-yard dash.
2:15-Hop.skip and jump contest
2 30-Women's race.
2:45-Ball throwing contest.
race.
3:l5-Whistling contest
; :3O-Shoe race.
3:4J-Peanut race.
4:OO-Nail driving contest
4:l5-Three-legged race.
4:SO-Men's rice.
1:OO-Eating contest.
':O0-Ball game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
PaN TnLdaM

I"udy Is pay day FOR the miners IN
r 49, 1.C'Hty and "A large sum viii no
~ 1u, as VI" mines have been work.
vt;.L 'V'u! except The Gaylord No .
If s,r,to los much time on accoun,
G * = railroad viii also DE- na "a '"o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Trying to Arrano. Gam.

PIay Grounds ball team is try.
ims 20 rrang a game with the fast
II fauI team OF Wheeling for SAT.
n'-aS afternoon on the Hoyle field and
II Is possible that the game will be
aIIanged' The local team has a fine
50 far this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Rain Melcnmcn

ram yesterday afternoon was
~eIcomed by all OF the farmers 60
ms vicinity as it will do much m bain
thrlr crops 1t also helped 10 cool ,bps
atmosphere a little as It was verv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

G.'a' -f'uCo.o.'I. N.t'y SOIL, rf.-1.
o, Columbus. 1ri GREAT Keeper OF Rec
"rIa Maud T~atrrrf.r. OF t..tsitHd.
bond officials uf fre Poe lHur'l-. flr
ladies' auxiliary of fr' U,I N,r 0fN.
DID" bon fIf 'ft Saturday lrI $500 lc
f'r quests of fi. ln... lrIe. TI,
.II''a v'r" 'um'rr POP attend % m','
ifg Df OBJ" state orphan BOARD OF frr
'f'i Won which H1a f' IIv. h"nr ..'I
'r fHi- city -rfur."t irf f.r utr'itE
Doe boon postponed hrf fI. VISITORS
20 iI ,H-n. tntunv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Roma Theatre
lean and
comfortable
Mother" n. En GRAND rO-nish,
Change of Pictures Daily.

from out 81 the maze OF films run os
'Nal.ohat FEATURES comes mis- story 81
iNeN i"rtA lihe = star at night Her
..N VINO went west TO make hfs fortfirs
-, "n,N NAV 81" - the sheriff and
Iroud mother decides TO Eurn-ise
nlm' InHt"al no naf turned morse fhi.f
-. hhH been arrested Just before RS
Hlul. or arrived. How the kindbearfeg
'"wboys handed the old mother - 49,
. IN isnorance u her sons lfSxrare 4.
a siory vel worth coming 20 So Tbers
VIII 70 others. HSie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

Nikr Nmi. VAS rrr....a be- ,~
Mara .l % wsrrIrt .-...a ,r.,.
ii D. Kirrr. e..r, -
'h' ~ stove NtI.r.ifrh. .rsrg-
im vift assault md f.t.rr
"t'r.rg they got into a,
''H'it ard Steve was u4gi. t,.ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

The members OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the German Lutheran church
whose birthday m In this month
viii give a birthday social in the
church tomorrow evening and no
doubt a crowd will be present. A
ms program Of vocal music has been
prepared. Refreshment will also be
aerved. All members of the congrega-
ton and there friends are invited TO
attend.
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Held interesting Meeting.

ihaNlIE AfTnN lfifc No. lN. improved
order Of Rcd Men. tr.d "a very Interest,"
IA meeting last evening at t.c!r head
quarters 10 o." barlow iIi.firc on Main
street. Following the Transaction or
r%o.fiue hu-in'- % elias Of severn, caui!-
dates Wer- Initiated into tur orlcr. \
social s"s~ OF brought The meeting t. a
close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

n trustees of the Shadyside Board
OF Trade will hold their regular month,
~ meeting In the Shadyside high
school Thursday evening OF this week
All members are urged to be presen,
ahu routine business will be trans.
acted.
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Social n Blaine

The ladies' Sunday school class OF
n Pleasant Valley Presbyterian
church at Blaine will give a social on
h lawn OF the church tomorrow
evening. A large attendance Is ex-
pected. Refreshments will be served
during the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Will Lose Eye Sight.

Clarence Potts. OF this city. will lose
me sight of his left eye. 30 stated the
attending physicians yesterday. A few
weeks ago while at work at the steel
works ne was struck in the eye by a
optic nerve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Initiation and Banouss

regulnr meeting OF the DeIla,,.
- .. t"tS was held IL the hail on
b.iir"nt street last evening. nrga
las ~ candidates was takan 49, -.
"t'+F GLOWING the initiation a -
qn't and smoker was held q oah-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Meet This Eveniro.

The Woman's Civic league will meet
this evening in the church at $50 fol
lowing prayer meeting. The b. q o.
a given permission TO make a green
spot out OF the C lot at the cor
ner OF Lincoln and Howard streets.
hirkwood. At the meeting this even.
ing steps will be taken TO make the
lot beautiful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

free lunch viii be served both davs
"a, me Lot sale in Martins Ferrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Grandma Talks
About Babies
Has = large Circle ~ II stem Who Prof.
u by Her Wisdom and Experience.

IN almost nv f-ftfef ron- Hrf'r ft.-s-s
y g-arfrh pI1 knnra N.ff.-a rrI.rI
NJ only IL che r.miuia..rf ~ Dor tHn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

All cars stop at kIctuck addition
nd Nfr'''. t"-rF Tiv' cent 'iro
RON Na""itrs N".il.ro. liroot sil,
pug "'''..i' IahIc sp.. FRIDAY
'''b SATURDAY June &C. and %,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25

stone. striking him IN no te,-
.i..i 'iHs an usl. g.-h
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i cent for every seed II contains. Re
freshments will be served during the
evening.
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EIkGrand Theatre,
Olympic Theatre
Board Of Trade.

Houses OF quality. Coolest places In
the csty. Get the habit. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
Larne Crowd pres,n,

lafr" crowd Vas present last even
ing ar %" lunch given hv the Ladies'
Ali society of tic KirkuooI y T.
% arc. ana many lunches we're served
as 10 w"au WAS tie finest that could
i' gotten together n d. expected
th't an'oh"r lunch will Do given in
th" near iutu-" o. mo ono Inst even
iHE Was % grand success.
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Birthday Social.

this week but has been postponed till
the later date.
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DISEASES OF MEN

Dr. Woke wants q private. he.rt-to-heart talk
With every man who 10 weak. nervous. broken
DOWN. discouraged. or suffering frUm any disease
eauseI er Ignorance. eIcessss, contaglon. incom-
Pesent tr-atn snt or naElect- Write or call for my
free book OF eek hygiore entitled"A Physioian's
ADVICE 60 Bic Son." Contains information that
every parent and young man should know. Do not
give up. For years l have been building up ner-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-25
PRACTICE LIMITED

To Chronic affections Of the LunGs. Head.
Nose. Throat. Rare Bronchial Tubes. - Ca
t.rrh. ConsuIlptioa teariy stagsk Bronchitis. As
thms. Etc.
Stomach. Liver. Bows : - Indigestion. Dys-
pcpsta. Bihousnese, Constipation. Diarrhosa-
Blood. Heart. Siie. ss Rheumatism. Eezsma.
PtInpiss. Blood Poison. ScrofulA. Bad Blood. Etc.
Nerys. spine. Brain. a. Epilepsy. Fts, Neu-
Exhsusu0n. De,poudsncy. Lsss of Memory. Etc.
kdneys. Prostate. - Dsbstes,
Bright's Disease I~nnAmmstia, Of kidn<ys and
Bladder. Ste.
Piies and vsrieoosio treated without use Of
knife or dstention from business.
No matter what the disease. 10 Ia q, chronic
aud susoeptibio to home trestment. 700 are
invited 20 call rea~rdinai
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EYES TESTED FREE

Defective vision 20 often csuscd By disea.s.
Glasses fitted and furnished.
nome TRgArEsEhr FOR WOMEN
Dr. Voke's Treatnnent at hone plan 10 not .
1curc-el' rerlody. Each csset s treated separate
" with remedies sdapted 20 each individual. No
hinilietilg examinations. No operations. Rem
edles arc ,rralsss and can be used privately. Con-
~s-llztion free and confidential.
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lie Has hade regular visit. 10 thi. Community
Tor nenriy twenty yeGrs and has established a per-
Hsnent practice md reputation.
His prastsoe 10 limited 10 Chronic Disease,
and he has spent practically all liz life In the study
and Treatment Of tnCm.
His frsotioe Consist. mainly - lonr%tandinx
cases wis have failed u secure sstisfssuon else
whore.
Atiesst three-foursh, Of HE patients are sent
to him by former patrons.
.ihe thints he cannot benefit you he will say 80.
ne docs not depend on "cure-aiI" remedies.
Iheh cass - treated separately with remedies
eoAptrd % each Individual Injurious stomach
dragging In cvoidca.
Dr, Nose's best references arc his many
Trends and patients. the result Of nearly twenty
years practice va this community
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r SIS PER MONTH
Why Consult DR.. Woke ?

Which includes medicinss. Do not pny more than
SOO psr moth until you have called and inyesti-
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REMEMBER

That DIR. Nohe Invites searching investigators
OF his work and methods Of treatment. And that
he charges et,oiutely nothing for con.uItation
snd essmInsIion That In no cAsc DIS he barge
norr than SSoO per month. Your case will re-
eSiye his best attention. Everything confidential
write for Free Booklet. Practical SugEestiOns
on How % Keep Well
L. ?. WOKE, M. o..
s79 WIS., sSTH avg. colu.sus. OHIO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-05
BANDITS CAUSING
REIGN OF TERROR
They Roam Valleys by Night
and Hide il. Mountains
by Day.

Roanoke, Va, December Roaming
The valleys by night md taking to the
cover OF the mountains By days, living
In caves, abandoned huts and In the
upcn, four or i've armed deSpcradocS
for the past several weeks have held
in terror many citizens Of tho western
end Of Roanoke County in the neigh
borhood of Clenvar. Singer Lafayette
ana Sears Crossing. They are Yet at
large. and it Is said have sent word To
the outside world that they Will not
be taken without n struggle While
they have been operating for more than
n month and at limo have committed
dcpredatioms in the outskirts of the
town OF Salem, the county authorities.
hoping to lay hands on the Offenders,
have kent the case more or less under
cover
Definite news Of tho situation be
came public in Hoanokc to-day through
persons who had been to Salem on
business and had heard vague tales of
tho bandits activities in conN"rsat ions
on street corners and elsewhere. The
county authorities, not only remain
rcticcnt hut. it is said, some or them
are annoyed to the point of desperation
by the will -o'-thc-w hiSp outlaws, who
commit the boldcst robbcries and get
away.
So far as can he learned, the officers
have searched far and wide for the
Offenders. have secured the woods by
day and night and have found many
clues. but never have been able To
sight their quarry.
The band seems to have one tavoritc
means of entering locked buildings IN
nearly every case reported 10 the an
thoritcs so far. entrance has been
gained with the uso of an augcr. Tho
boring tool sometimes is used To cut
out locks on doors and sometimes TO
cut sections out of iloors or walls. The
robbers go afoot always and arc said
Ia be armed TO tho teeth with high
power rifles and large calibrc rcvolvcrs.
They are we'll supplied with ammuni-
ton. n part Of their stolen goods. lie
ports are circulating that the robbers
extended their zone of activity as far
west as Elliston last night, where they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-05

ent prices. Land. labor. fertilizer,
mules. horses and farm implements
have all increased. The tobacco trust,
with It's brains. energy and unlimited
capital, has created. In countries be
yond our borders. a growing demand
for our crop. Il has invested millions
OF dollars III factories, in machinery
ana in advertising. T. realizes that
the production Of bright tobacco in the
last few years has not increased in
proportion TO the increased dcrna nd for
the manufactured article. II was con
Tnccd by the sIEns OF times that the
farmers do not intend TO be hcwors Of
wood and drawers OF water for special
privileges much longer. II realizes
that the new party now in power in
WashinEton is doterlnined 70 give 70