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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-30
M'MECHEN
Richmond obsequies

O~baequiea.
tho funeral ~sJy".ss "vv- the remains
o. At- Nilam % Richmond. whose
DEAN .r-ut Tsf 80 en- YarIr hour sun
90 r%.rfHlrC due Co beat Pr1Ntrston.
sal i- held TI-sdsN Afternoon az d.
o .o,N a. tho tamil. Eor. OF Grant
ffi.rf re-. e. If Tsll.fs Viii have
ns-E- aat .u'ei meut VIII D." made 800
90 ',f Wn.I r"r"t'tH.
McMeohen Briefs.
Tn Christian Eud"av0r Society %
the 'HuIrh uf Cod Will give "a SOCK
soc A. fhi- even rg 80 the ,uurcn. An
me ostiuE program Vii D." rendered.
an appropriate program ~ exercises
VHS rendered last evening 800 TIE First
81 B. .hurcH. % McNecAer. the ucca-
SION beng toe "bSeryaure - fA- annual
col dfsu CaN
Funeral services were hell yesterday
ttaf-rid tulid OF Nj and Mrs R0hrl-
..u"-Df H wh'.e Irfefuenf vas
made
49, and Mrs. Harry D. T.ckens ~
Sew M~HrfItFvtle. Fptut yesterday f.e
s.s.'e ot relatives in ArNechtn
49, Rose Merrill was fHe gIr-t yes
90 nav 90 friends go Fa.rmor..
Tas funeral % N4.l.tm tn, 1-vtur-
.f fuu Uf Mr AMI Nr~ TrHuk Mtw-
Diff "tr whose death ~u.HarreI THuffIav
st.u.rg .u fre Glendale hofqit4l. VS.
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.u TrNecreu cemetery
after a 49, Win cameron friends.
Nf- John t~laddors rsfIrred homo last
t.EHf
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

rsiIs Special Correspondent Of The
Times That Thousand Cases
Treated, of Which % Per Cent Were
Cured, Is the Proof-He Urges Upon
Physicians Thorough Examination
on the Least Suspicion Of the Dis
ease, and Then Immediate Treat
ment.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
az A. =. FERGUSON.

ROCHESTER,, Mimi. July 5.-Yon
have heard OF the Mayos, who have
made their Minnesota village noted
because they--the Mayos-are the
most famous surgeons in the world to-
day.
Perhaps you read something few
days ago about an address DR.. VIII
lam J. Mayo made 10 the American
Medical association at Minneapolis on
the subject of cancer of the stomach,
the most dreadful OF all cancers
That address has been yariously in
terpreted in public prints. In one
newspaper l say II stated that MI.
Mayo had announced cure for can
Ger OF the stomach. So | came here
TO Rochester 10 get from DR.. Mayo
himself exactly what was the mean
ing of his words.
Here is what the great surgeon said.
In brief:
The Mayo brothers have not discov-
cred a cure for cancer.
But DR.. Mayo believes-knows--
that cancer is durable.
DR.. Will Mayo has treated hundreds
Of cases of cancer of the stomach. HE
brother has treated hundreds more.
They have studied 1t from every point
OF view. They have had cases TO deal
with where the rotting OF the tissues
had gone on for years and IN was prac-
tically impossible TO do anything for
the patient. They have had people
come to them 10 be treated for some
thing else and found that what really
troubled them was cancer OF the stom-
ach. And they have affected 20 per
cent of positive cures.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
MAD DOGS PERIL
RESIDENTS in
NORTH FRANCE.
Animals Killed by Scores 10
Check Epidemic of Dread
Hydrophobia
AUTHORITIES TAKING
UNUSUAL PRECAUTIONS
Sixty Patients Are Inculcated
Against Rabies At the Pas
teur Institute

CALAIS. July S.-The most strin-
gent precautions are being taken
throughout the northeast OF France TO
prevent the spread OF an epidemic OF
hydrophobia, which has made neces'
sary the destruction of dozens Of dogs.
More than one hundred have been de-
strJ. ed since May.
About sixty patients have recently
been treated at the Pasteur institute
at Lille, and in two cases persons bit
ten by dogs have died.
\ Calais policeman, Jules Levy. who
has only just returned 10 duty after
being bitten by a dog. describes his
experiences:
Il was on duty in the Place
Arines here when / say little brown
Hungarian terrier swapping and be-
having strangely. | took him TO a
veterinary surgeon. but while there
be tried 10 run away. | picked him
up and he bit my hands.
Il was sent TO Lille, where they
treated me for three weeks with in
jections daily. These gave me fever
ish symptoms and an eruption OF Spots
on the forehead | could eat well. but
was not allowed any alcohol except
beer
- poor little boy OF s, who had
been bitten. died in the arms of his
father, a gamekeeper. and scratched
his face, SO that the father is now
being treated One boy OF six died
raving after fifteen days treatment
There were sixty patients alto
gethel here with me. fifteen OF whom
had been bitten by one dog All are
going on well"
The Calais municipality is enforcing
its orders that all dogs must be muz.
zled or led on chains, and every after.
noon cart is sent ont 10 collect
strays
IL is conducted by two policemen
in uniform and two men wearing plain
clothes, who have to catch the dogs
Protection is afforded these men by
having their clothes carefully padded
in the seat and legs They are armed
with forked sticks. with which they
grip the dogs by the throat
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

rom the list or fatal human lis.
The great difficulty physicians have
had in treating cancer is that they
have not been able 20 get at the dis
ease soon enough, The patient mas
either not gone 10 doctor or In eX'
planning his symptoms the doctor has
been led to believe something else
was wrong
Or. Mayo deplores this situation.
He declares that physicians make a
mistake not 10 give more thorough eX'
aminations lie advocates the eXplo-
ration OF the affected region the min
ute there is least suspicion That
cancer has set In. And II the eXplo-
ration develops the presence OF the
disease an immediate operation should
be performed.
The operation consists IN cutting
away every particle OF the diseased
tissue. Not single portion can be
left. for the germ that causes cancer
which Is itself vet undiscovered can
not be killed Ii must be eliminated
absolutely
Or Mayo addressed himself partic-
ulariy 10 cancer of the stomach IN his
paper TO the medical association. lie
did not refer To any other form OF
cancer. and he would not permit me
10 quote him on any other form
But cancer can be treated the same
way wherever II occurs, another sur
geon told me- The point is TO recog'
nize the disease and then go after IL
The Drs. Mayo have made this III
tie town OF Rochester the mecca OIL
the medical profession the world over
The whole town is a hospital.
Every other house an invalld :
home. And the two simple, earnest
men who have made it-and are
known here as DR. Will and DR. Char
LEGO from consulting room 10 hospl
tai from hospital to hotel, from hotel
TO boarding house and from boarding
house 10 cottage. day in and day out
ministerine 10 the sick and afflicted
rebuilding broken hulks OF humanity
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

In thousand cases, said DR.. VIII
Mayo TO me, that have been treated
bv us we have found that cancer Is
durable If diagnosis of the disease is
made early enough and the patient is
given immediate treatment"
That is the message this most noted
surgeon sends 10 the readers OF The
Times And that is all he said IL Is
all that is necessary. II shows the
Mayo system of doing things. He
waited until he had treated more than
thousand cases. He studied them
all. He knew that one-quarter OF these
people were cured He knew why.
He knew what he and his associates
had actually accomplished. Then he
announced to the world fatty that he
had found a way to eliminate cancer
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
FIRST CITY-BUILT STREET RAILROAD
IN UNITED STATES Is NOW COMPL ETE


Francisco City oYearto
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
ACCORDION PLAYING
WINS GIRL FOR OLE

NEW YORK-Ole Johansen arrived
on the White Star liner Majestic with
his accordion and Olga Glazberg. OF
Manchester, England. Johansen men
toned his accordion first, az without
that he does not believe he would have
Olga.
The pair met on the Majestic. and
Johansen. who is going 10 Chicago.
fell in love at sight Olga did not re-
spond al once. and for three nights he
serenaded her with his accordion
Ole PLAYED Norwegian love Songs,
English tunes, the rMarseillaise and
many other airs but none seemed 10
a ppeal 10 Olga. As last resort he
played ragtlme. and then Olga threw
him flower from the portfolio.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
SINGLE BLESSEDNESS
MEANS LONG LIFE

LOG ANGELES. Cal. July s-Daniel
Turper. q veteran Of the civil war re-
siding At Santa Monica. who celebrated
his 10Th birthday today. thanks his
Judgment In remaining single for his
lon glife and apparent good health.
MY life was never bhghted by
worry OF sickness because | never
married." said Uncle" Dan. Mar
rIed men die younger than bachelors.
Sometimes death is a welcome relief
to the man who gets a modern wife.
Turner choppe quantity OF wood
today to show that infirmitles have not
claimed him.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
WOMAN IS KANSAS
PAROLE OFFICER
Mrs. Emma Sells Marshall First
of Sex to Receive APP
pOintment

TOPEkA,-Mrs. Emma Sels-Mar.
shall, IL Is announced, is TO be the
first parole officer OF the industrial
school for girls at Beloit. The APP
polntment is 10 be one OF the first
made by the new board of correction.
which takes charge OF the state inst!-
been no parole officer at the Beloit
school. though the boys institution
near Topeka, has had a parole officer
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

for years The Rev. IA, J, Cor"ln
appointment as parole officer OF the
boys school was announced week
ago by Governor Hodges.
An appropriation Of $500 annually
was made for the next two years TOT
the salary and expenses OF a parole
officer and Mrs Marshall is slated Tor
the appointment. She has made ar
rangements TO move TO Beloit at once
10 take up her new duties.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08
AUSTRIA TO HAVE
VOTING MACHINES

VIENNA, July S-The president or
the Austrian chamber OF deputies has
decided to make trial OF an electric
voting machine for use In the house.
Each member will have two electric
buttons on his desk. one marked Pro
and the other Contra" On the wall
opposite the presidents chair an In
dicator IL fixed. consisting Of Sic glass
tablets, numbered l 10 5l6. These
tablets are normally dark, but when
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

them al every turn with chicanery. ar.
uhce and trickery and tried b. every
means known to crafty attorneys to
Illustrate the peoples plans. in the
courts and IA the streets.
MAYOR Rolph said when he started
me hrst car en its maiden trim from
the Terry 70 the beach.
We hayh built the Geary 81 road
within the amount OF money voted Tor
It's construction--$2 O20, o00-and have
surplus. This Is the first municl.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

pally built railroad in the United
States Enemies OF the road predict.
ed that il would be- a failure. That ~
would not pay u paid when only a
part o. its equipment was iu opera.
ton Nov. with the complete line in
operation. can the people of this or
any other city ask better, demon
stratiOn of success than ~ see the
cars crowded with passengers spsying
their fares 20 the municipality instead
oito a privately owned corporation
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

n BAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July g.
The Geary-st municipal railroad is
finished IL Is now In operation from
the ferry TO the beach-eight miles.
The people OF San Francisco are rad
ine on their own railroad, which they
built themselves. having at last bro.
ken the grip of the United Railroads.
that gigantic corporation that had a
monopoly on the street railroads or
khe city. IL Was a long. hard, des.
DorAtc hght. for Big Business met
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

a vote is taken each shows either
white light, for Pro" or red light
for Contra" Each member has
number corresponding TO one on the
board. and can therefore personally
check the accuracy OF his vote
The Detroit times., 1913-07-08

dyspepsia, blliousness constipation.
insomnia. irritabillty, irregular and
intermittent pulse hardening of the
arteries, neura sthenla and bad heart"
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11
WITHERS.

The recent tide has done lots
of damage Those who lived on
Rockcastle River had to leave their
homes. Gabbard and one
of mis- children are very sick. -
Mrs. E. Mullins who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Tom
Anderson, for the past month has
returned home.
There was fifth Sunday meet
ing at Cove Ridge last Sunday
the meeting begun on Friday
evening. There was dinner on
the ground Saturday and a very
enjoyable time was had.-Mr.
and Mrs. bcn Mullins visited
relatives at Livingston from Satur
day until Tuesday, -Thos. How
are who has been very sick is
improving slowly.-Indians have
been passing through here of
late in large crowds, and are
telling all the peoples fortunes
that will let them.
Gardening seems 10 be the order
of the day.-Callie Baker remains
very low.-Fred Evans the Muir
ray Dibrell shoe man was with
the merchants of this place last
week. J. H. and F. +. Mullins
are repairing the roof 10 their
store house. The store of Albert
Powell sold to Mt. Sterling man
at 5000. Mrs. George Allen has
been very sick for a few days
but is sOmeWl at improved.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11
S1CO REWARD 500.

The readers of this paper VIII
be plea sed to learn that there 5
at least one dreadful disease
that science has been able to Gu te
in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known
10 the medical fraternity. CataT1h
being a constitutional disease, re-
quireS a constitutional treatmen :
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IN
ternally, acting directly upon tire
blood aud mucous surfaces of u Q
system, thereby destroying IL :
foundation of the disease, an |
giving the patient strength b.
building up the constitution ant
assisting nature in doing is
work. The prOprietOrs have ,
much faith in its curative power :
that they offer One HundreO
Dollars for any case that it fail /;
to cure. Send for list of test =
monials.
Address f. ]. CHENEY Il Co.,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills fer
constipation.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

Welding two pieces of metal
together by the old processes was
at best unreliable. When the
strain on the welded joint was
heavy, You never know whether
it was going to hold, or not. But
with the use OF electricity in
making the weld, the fiber of the
two pieces of metal are made to
flow into each other and so become
practically one piece. The sue
cess of this new method was
recognized at once, and now you
have hardly a tool or piece of
machinery on your farm but
What'ls electrically welded where
there is juncture of metals. The
present state of perfection of garden
and bafnyard tools, mowers, reap
ers, binders, threshers, cultivators
kitchen utensils, dairy machinery
edge tools, chains, automobile
engines and steering gears, hot
tom of oil cans, frames of bicycles
ETC., is made possible thrOug i
electric welding. The same pro.
cess produces 'Pittsburg Perfect"
electrically Welding wire fencing,
made by the Pittsburg Steel
Company, whose advertisements
are appearing regularly in this
paper. ''Pittsburg Perfect Fenc
ing is solid, one piece fabric
with many distinctive advantages
among them being the ease with
which it is strIng, the great ten,
sion to which it can be stretched
because of the absolute elimination
of '9ong" and "short'' line wires,
the smooth surface making wire.
cuts impossible. aud the neat az
pearance of the FENCE. The weld
ing joints ia "Pittshurg Perfect
are twice as strong as the wire
itself because two wires are made
into one bv electricity, which also
piles the galvenizing around thu
joints, adding greatly to the lif,
of the fence. Modern method.
OF manufacture in many lines hav,
been greatly benefited by tn,
] discovery and practice of weldin,
j by electricity.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

". R, Mcclure The huxter
man. giver us these figures show
ing the amount of eggs, hens, etc.,
shipped during tie month OF
March. Eggs I52 cases, 1850
doz n; 3:3 hem. II roosters, *
gee e and 7 ducks. For all this
he paid SSI2.I5. A nice little
busine for enc man, and this
does not figure by one half the
estire SHY ments. With the
single exception of one case of
eggs which strayed into louisville
every dollars worth has been sold
in Cincinnati.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

Ed Price was hnad 500, il Po-
lice court Monday for bringing
more than one gallon of whisky
into town presumably for the pur-
pose of SAFE. 1t is seldom that a
jury goes the limit in the TRIAL OF
such cases, but in this particular
instance they gave Price the limit
of the fine, and the gentleme who
composed that jury are to be
com mended for their action. II
We had more such juries, there
would not be so much boot, legg-
ing going on. Price got exactly
what was due him, and if some
Others who are just as guilty as
, Price gets the same kind of deai
the whisky traffic will not be sc
flourishing in and around Mt.
Vernen. Lebanon is the center
of attactiOn Tor good many since
the Webb law became effective
and for weeks, not quite so bad
just now, it was hardly safe fol
women and children to be on ths
streets, because of drunk mer
stumbling and staggering herr
and there. Such conditions are
disgrace to civilization and we re
gret to say that i. is a new stat,
of affairs for Mt. Vernon.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

The Livingston Commercial
Club and its Boone Way Booster
Band No. ? has just had printed
10, 900 advertising envelopes on
whicG appears a map. in two
colors, OF the proposed highway
through South Eastern Kentucky
The place is marked on the map
in bog car letters and here is what
the printing says: Living ston
KY, where the proposed Boone
Way crosses the beautiiu, Rock
castle Diver; has the finest ua-
developed water power sites tor
factories and power planfs Of any
town ia the State. No taxes for
ten years, Good labor. Equal
distance from Louisville, KNOXVILLE,
and CINCINNATI, On two lines
of Railroad. New railroad being
built from Livingston to Mckee
Jackson county. which will touch
IEs. 900 acres of virgin forest and
coal landS. Industries looking
for desirable legations: write
Secretary Livingston Co malercia
! Club. Livingston. XIV.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11
PAINS IN THE STOMACH

If YOU constantly complain OF
pains in the stomach, your liver
or your kidneys are out of order
Neglect may lead to dropsy,
kidney trouble, dirbetes or Bright S
disease. Thousands recommend
Electric Bitters as the very best
stomach and kidney medicine
made H. 7. Aston, of Raleigh
n, C., who suffered with pain il
the stomach aud back, writes;
MY kidneys were deranged and
nv liver did not work right. l
suffered much, but Electric Bitters
was recommended and l improve
from the first dose. / now feel
like new man.. 1t will improve
you toe. Only soc and Sl.oo
Recommended by Chds. G, Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

DR.. M. Pennington. of Bertha,
Ky.,. saws: '' it is mistake about
his making any discoveries re
garding the curing of Pellegra
and the cases he has attended
have been treated along lines sug-
gested by physicians with ex
perlence in the Southern States.
And on account of intermissions
and reoccurences of the disease,
he does not know whether his
treatment has been of any material
value and any physicians who
studies the literature on the SUBJ
ject can treat Pellagra as well as
he.
T Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
$40 RIA
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

Mrs. Eliza Mullins. widow OF the
late Elishua Mullins and the
mother OF @. E f. E. and j. &.
Mullins. died Tuesday at her
home near WitherS, of paralysis.
Mrs Mullins suffered a partial
stroke many months ago and on
last Sunday suffered a secoud
attack, resulting in her death on
Tuesday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

Romeo and j liet, a two-reel
play, will be a special feature at
the Mutt and Jeff Opera House
next Tuesday and Thursday
nights. April 18th and 18th. Ad-
mission ) and 10 cents.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

The Rockcastle Railroad Co.,
has changed the name to that of
the Rockcastle River Railway Co.,
because of the fact there is already
another c6Fpefation knGWl as the
Rockcastie Railroad Co. So for
as the change of the name is
concerned, we care nothing
about it. but the fact that the
ttoosCsGtle River Railway Co.,
IN the amended Articles of
incorporation, has named East
Bernstadt as the starting
point t4stead of livingston is
matter of much concern -
Rockcastle and especially the't ,wn
| OF Livingston, Of course the
promoters are looking out the
cheapest and best way for the
construction Of the road and we
get it from a reliable source that
the road can be built cheaper from
East Earustadt than from Living
ston but OH the other hand there
are numerous points IN favor OF
the Livingston route, and before
it is everlastingly too late, we
want to see the facts brought to
the attention OF the Bond brothe.:
who are the promoters of the road
in order to open up 10000 acres
Of the finest timber and coal lands
in Eastern Kentucky.
A few reasons why the rOaC
should be bpilt from Livingston
in preference to East Bernstadt
The route is 5 miles shorter, the
road will be down grade to Liv
lngstOn and up grade to Eas
Bernstadt; The freight rate
from Fest Befnstadt to thu
northern markets is one Cent
higher than from Livingston, ant
this one item alone, on the tel
Thousand car loads of lumber
which the Bonds, it is estimated
will have to ship out over this
road, will more than pay for tn
; construction of the road, if bull
from Livingston. The road viii
be worth more to the people
built mp Roekcastle river, than i
built from the other point. 1t i
T reasonable to suppose that i
t time, when the Bonds have word
D ed up their timber, that the roa
8 will pass to the L. & NJ, whic
i corporation will be looking for a
e outlet into Jackson county by tina
! time and Livingston most Gel
y tainly has many advantages owe
e East 'Bernstadt as the terminal {
5 such a road There a e nume1
u GUS reasons to offer why Liyip,
o ston should be the starting poir
J. for this road and IT is up to til
r people of Livingston to take TIL
e lead in presenting these facts
e the proper authorities. Livin,
d ston Commercial Club and cit
r zens individually and 'collectivel
e go after this road, find out VIII;
n the trouble is and then call upc
q your friends throughout the coul
a try, who will gladly respond
p your call. We do not believe in lie
.e thug so good a proposition slip
easily.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

In a game of basket ball played
on the grounds OF Graded School
last Friday between the WEIGH
Morrow school and the Graded
School teams the former won by
score of E to 4.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

Mr.. o. ]. Towerv, aged abou
90 years. died Wednesday night
after an illness of three veg IS OF
pneumonia. The deceased was
one OF the county's most honorable
citizens and we deeply deplore his
death. He leaves a wife to mourn
the loss of kind and devoted hus-
band.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

Mrs. Annie q. Young, worthy
grand matron, and Mrs. Linda
Benton grand warden, were
guests Of the Eastern Star lodge
last evening
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-11

r. H. Coleman, who will put in
electric light plant, at this place
has been delayed in coming 10 close
contract, on account OF high
waters in the Ohio Valley.