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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20


The Duke of Westminster has
spent his whole life, since he reached
years. Of. indiscretion. in pursuing the
phantom of, pleasure. He is to-day
only thlrtytour years OF age. He sue.
ceeded to his title and estates when
he was twenty years old and came
into unrestrained enjoyment of the
property year later.
He possesses 1000 acres in the
heart OF fashionable London and 40
600 acres in various parts OF the
country. He has three palatial
houses, in none of which he lives
He enjoys an income of at least
$4,000 900 a year
With his devotion TO pleasure he
miagles strong interest in polo
This is the serious side OF his life
lie will come to the United States
next Summer to watch the training
or the polo team that is coming TO
play the Americans for the interna.
tional cup.
In 1900 he became engaged to TIE
beautiful Miss Shelagh West. daugh.
ter Of Colonel and Mrs. CORVALLIS
West, the latter of whom was a
great ornament OF the old, gay
Prince Of Wales's set The Vests
have another daughter. the Princess
OF Pless, who is equally beautiful.
INN ediately after his engagement
the Duke went 10 the Boer war, and
there he lost no time in becoming
entangled with notorious charmer.
Miss West hearing of this. the en-.
gagement was interrupted. but il was
patched up again and the marriage
occurred III 1901
Married life had only just started
when the Duke began to neglect his
wife and his domestic duties. He
preferred the society of sporting men
and women of the stage TO that of
his own class. He was rarely seen in
his own houses. Eaton Hall, built
by his grandfather, is the largest
modern house in England. This
place has been practically closed for
several years. The King and Queen
wished TO pay a visit TO the mansion
the home of one OF their greatest
mobiles, but the Duke cleverly evadec
the honor because he would hay,
had to appear with his wife.
jGrosvenor House, their I.ondor
residence. in the heart of the West
minister estate, has also been mucl
Neglected. When the Duchess wa:
giving q dinner party and reception
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

no longer here to suffer this cruel
blow"
The Duke. in fact, took the most
narrow. old-fashioned view of moral.
1ty and ethics for women only. His
own conduct did not influence his
judgment in the least
The Duke and Duchess had already
talked about separation. He seized
this occasion to bring about an open
rupture and put his wife in the wrong
before a large element of society.
He actually ordered her out of his
house and she made spirited reply
Terms of separation were then drawn
up, under which the Duchess received
s'0.ooo year, the house in London
and the second country house, HaIkin
House, in Flintshire. The Duke re-.
tains the great bulk Of his income
and liberty to do as he pleases
queen Mary is especially severe
upon the young Duchess for err CON.
duct although before the ruptnre
sne sympathfzed with her in the suf.
1erlng caused by her husbands neg.
leCt. The O,1aap l,11S. 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
Herself in AN Because
Hon0red U1ay of
"Making Him Jealous

at the great house the Duke wo,,d
De entertaining merry party at the
.Gaiety. Sometimes the explanation
was given that the Duke had been
called abroad on business.
The Duke was a particularly on.
thusiasdo admirer Of Miss Gert,e
Miilar. one of the liveliest stars of
the Gaiety Theatre. He had no hest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

session OF the land which am work.
ing and which he does not want"
Thus from all classes of society
most bitter condemnation falls upon
the quarrelling Duke and Duchess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

0oCVh IlOluS
very strongly that It is
the duty of a woman to
maintain her self-control
and the integrity of her
nome under all conditions,
no matter how her hus-
nand may neglect her or
provoke her.
The Queen will not for
a moment admit that a
woman may answer her
husbands indiscretions by
initiating them or pretend.
ing to initiate them. It
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

Is hei duty to maintain The str,c,.
est standard of virtue in the inter
ests or her descendants and the
race. IL ner husband goes astray it
becomes all the more the wife's duty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

- a. "a ohi iiioi hlity To-
quire, but must fly apart
each pursuing pleasure in
his or her own peculiar
way.
why should l labor to
support this idler?" asks
the laborer in the fields
around deserted Eaton
Hall. 81 do not run away
from my wife and chill
dren. Why should not
l1Cn nv 1-1f4 ~ ~os-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

i<ouuOu, april III.
+ Tow can woman win back
All Grant husbands love?
Should she try to arouse
his Jealousy?
Is she justified in initiating his
conduct?
These questions, which must have
exercised many woman's heart.
receive practical answers from the
extraordinary case of the Duke and
Duchess Of Westminster.
The Duke, who is the richest peer
in England, and the Duchess, who is
the handsomest woman in English
society, have separated The final
break is attributed to the Duchess's
daring and unconventional efforts to
win back the Dukes affections. Now
that the disaster has occurred. the
greater share Of the suffering and
disgrace must fall upon the woman
The eloquent words Of Scripture
very slightly changed to fit the sor
Of the person concerned, NAV now
be apuy applied to the Duchess ~
Westminster: v.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

and the last state of
that woman is worse than
the first
In other words, you
cannot get rid Of one
wrong by committing an
other. Here il should be
noted that the wrong-do-
ing. if it can be so-called,
attributed to the Duchess
consists merely of social
unconventionalitics. No
body accuses her Of go
ing to the same lengths
as her husband.
Society still exacts a
higher standard Of NOR
atty from the woman than
the man. The wife and
mother who departs in the
least degree from the
highest standards of pro-
priety and dignity will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
Miss Gertie Millar, of the
Gaiety Theatre, Whose In
fluence Over the Duke
Made the Duchess
Try to Arouse His
Jealousy.

spent in social amusements this ia a
severe punishment.
Most certainly, the Queen will not
receive her at court and Her Males
tvs example will be followed by the
leaders OF the nobility and all those
important persons who take their
cue from the Sovereign's authorita-
tive consort. This means that tho
Duchess will either haze TO go with
out society at all or drift into the
cosmopolitan bohemian set who are
not so strict in their standards That
will be a tragedy for Duchess OF
Westminster. The separation is re.
garded as social calamity of the
first magnitude by the Queen and all
who are In agreement with her. 1t
will strengthen the attacks OF those
politicians who are now seeking to
abolish the hereditary element in the
House OF Lords and cut down the in
comes OF the great landowners by
new forms OF taxation. The Duke
OF Westminster is the man most
particularly aimed at in Lloyd
Georges last land taxation scheme.
Undoubtedly, the affair comes at a
bad time. 1t is hard to defend the
conduct Of a young man and woman
enjoying health. strength and every
luxury that money can give who will
not live together quietly and decent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

10 Days 10 Iimsslf-Hsw1y Dsctsd
oovsrnor OF Hsw York Assumes
Head OF Democracy.

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. s.-Governor
VIM Sulzer. declared tonight that his
election as chief executive made him the
Democratic leader or New York state
If any Democrat IN tn e state challenges
that leadership" he said. let him come
out IN the open and the people will de-
The governors statement was made in
response to inquiries as to whether
Charles r. Murphy, leader OF Tammany
hall had endorsed john T. Carlisle. OF
WATERFOWL. and John H. Delaney. OF
Brooklyn. two of three members OF "A
commission selected by Governor Sulzer
10 investigate state DEPARTMENTS and
bureaus.
Il am the Democratic leader OF the
state the people decreed IL at the polls
and i stand on their verdict" said the
governor emphatically. Il can't sue
coed In doing what l want to do as gov
ernor unless | am the Democratic leader.
" any Democrat In TN state challenges
thst leadership let him come out la the
open and the people will decide" The
governor made n clear that he would re-
cetVe any one who desired TO see him
at any time. including Colonel Roosevelt
as head OF the Progressive movement:
VIM Barnes, Jr.. as chairman of the Re
publican state committed: Charles r.
Murphy. as leader OF the New York
county Democratic organization: J. Pier
pont Morgan or Thomas +. Ryan. But q"
he added. they must see me in the open.
the same as any other person"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
WOUNDED VICEROY
IN BAD CONDITION
Baron Hardinse. Hurt BY Bomb Of
Indian Assassin. Has Turn
For Worse

DELHI. India. Jan. The condi-
ton Of Baron Charles Uardinee. vice
roy Of India. wounded by an assassin.
took turn FOR tho worse TODAY and
considerable anxiety FOR him was feI-
by the phF siciaus. \ bulletin was is.
sued b> them stating thar it was
probable that % further Operation
would have 20 be- performed upon Lord
hardinge 10 remove steel fragments
embedded IN the viceroys back and
shoulders
Lord Hardinge was 10 =rca, pain
When tho fever which thc physicitn-
had succeeded in bani-hing. returned
When native assassin from "a
housetop. threw handmade bomb ar
me royal elephant on which Lord and
Lady Hardingc were maxine thei
triumphant entry into D"lhi FOR tho
Durbar. which would rehabiIitate rho
ancient capital OF india Lord Har.
dlnge was struck boz tho hack by soy.
eral Of the Jagged steel missiles with
which the bomb Was loaded
The howdah To- which tho vicorov
and wife were riding VAS srIiufored
ian beare back OF the ticnreral
pair was killed.. and b1y in fhr
crowd also lOsf his life The elephant
drlver Was wounded badly
immediately fho yiccrOy was oprr-
a'cd upon and fOur bits 81 steel wore
removed from his shoulder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
Authority 20 Enter New York Home
May Be Obtained by Official
Of Congress.

NEW work. Jan e. Search sor
William Rockefeller. wanted a. w.t.
moss before the Congressional commit
trs which fs Investigating tho money
trust" is costing tho government 81 To-
'oO day. Tho eighty Federal agents
md detectives tmniovcd to- rnnstaf o
guard 40 hie Tarryfowr and ttffh
avenue homes Inquired TODAY that thor
$50 a day uHt. pias travelling and IN -
.Idrufal oNpsnsts amounted % this
total. HrI ffHf since the guard h-s
Hrrr tsrt up for a. week at least So
1000 had been sp,nt iu the rndcaVor 20
serve Rockefeller with 90 subpoena.
Hcif,tiug 60. hcfciirr deliberately is
Guiding fn. process a.rtere 'harl r.
giddei1 asrzfauf -af arms ~ The Ungs"
of Rrprferufafit ea. Who fs ir rhHr- d"
Hf fh, -,lrrh. declared that unless &c.
received sn invitation from Rocket. -
Irr fudl. tp Com. ir.' the sergeant
Ht arms would proceed tn obtain auth
Hrffy fHr fnrrihlv entering Nockofcf-
'er'q Urn avenue home.
Although convinced that Rockefeller
e There. HitGer has NOT as v,t D.. NJ
seen d.apif. tho fact thar detectives
have climbed tp tho roofs ~ ndfuIn-
Iug buildings tu peer through tho WIN
1nwa uf upper stories These aud
similar marucv,rs have 900 been frus-
fratrd hN drawn curtains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

Misses Seola kirk and Ferol Hykes
nave returned to their homes in CO.
shockton. after a pleasant visit here.
Miss Margaret Phillips and Miss
Mary UthmHn left yesterday for Fair
point. where they expect to spend a
lew days.
Or ". u. Mccain has returned to
Jacksonville after a visit with his wife,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. James Johnson.
His daughter will remain FOR a few
Gays.
Wilbur johnson has returned to CO.
Iumbus to resume his studies at -. $.
l..
Charles Junkins and Mrs. HeinIein
LETT yesterday for New York to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Topping.
y. u Holloway went out to Hollo-
way yesterday on business.
The board 81 "ducsation viii meet
Monday evening To- reorganize for the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs William Burke have re-
turned to Lorain. q.
Mrs Anna oJhns is reported - con-
sidsrahly worse at her home.
Captain SChtffler. 90 the e a T. force
VS. here yesterday Tor & short time.
The directors 80 tn" Bridgeport Rank
& Trust co. hs'd "a meeting yeSterdav
nd declared the scmi-auuual dividend
% four per cert
Some complaint was made Nester-
day because ths houS. 90 which a child
died Of 81 contigio.- dis,a~, was not
Guaranteed
Information was received az the
Miners Headqt aTtsrs yesterday that n
STRIKE Wa ON a. the Eie Five mine at
SteWartsVills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

Miss Gafri" Pow ell. 80 MiddI.tour -
~" has been visiting here. returned t.
Ter HON" yesterday.
quite number 81 rarreI posi- mach
age W'r" To- eived here YESTERDAY
y sVe. ial rally service Will rr ucid ~,
~" CHRISTIAN Sunday school SUNDAY
murninr.
\ fairly large crowd was in attend
ing.
EHrn's' TnornEatc auI bride have -e-
turned from trip 20 Cleveland and
other lah' points and will take 1p their
res !i'n'r o. North Fourth street
Irrd NIrtZ returu"u Yesterday from
10 short tip 90 cleveland o.
Nv. George Gust. and son. Francis.
NV" returned G" their home noar
IN" many friends OF Gcrrardt som
mo- VIII POO glad 20 learn that ne g. irn-
proving a. Dos nom. on West washing
tom street
Tn. holidays are over ami .y.r,nu.
i@ ready q" get down Co hard work al-afn.
Mrs -. o. Fowlef las returned g.
Dem s'r. after a. pleasant visit with
io.ii relatives.
NJ anu Mrs carl Micna.i have TO-
tIrneI 90 their home 100 evasion. IS. Va.
AFTER pleasant visit Of several aaN4
with local friends AMI relatives
MS ''eors" Ieapney .e here from
'lIrkrnufg spending short time.
Miss Mabel -edgwick fs expected r0rrc
from a short visit with tor eI4frr 40
charleston. ". Va
TIE remains of the late Mr@. Catherine
N"sf'rda'. whore tho funeral VIII De
held
Tic funeral ~ the infant diIiJ Of Mr.
ana Mr. John Weh"~ Will h. reiI this
morning 90 to "'cio,k Hc,. johannes
viii ufficiate
Tho funeral ~ tho little sr1riv,r eiri
wHs held yesterday afternoon with IN
t'fm'uf 900 Uas'rtfcu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
DR.. KOCH DISCOVERED GERMS
PROCLAIMED THEM TO BE THE
CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION.
Bears Emulsion Builds W Body
Keeps Germs from Getting
In Action

Heing discovered some years aCo
By Robert Koch a distinguished Ger.
man scientist that consumption was
caused ht the action Of a typical germ
that ie brcafhed into the body ~ any
human being and that ~ can only
STAY With those thar allow their sys-
tenn to run down By the action Of
some other disease When you are in
the weak state o. the time the germ
Do most effective No appetite. loss
~ sleep nerves in bad condition. pains
all through the body then is the time
t0 take Hcars Emulsion. which will
build up your system and take 10 from
the raNagcs OF This gem. Even the
little hacking couch or little tickling
in fhc throat often means much more
tban one Nould think Don't neglect
~ one or two bottles Of Near's Emul-
son ofcrs complete relief One or
two cousumpt'ou germs viii give you
conaunl ption and 10 YOU don watch
you vii be added 10 the lisf that 60
20 maxi 50 many deaths In one year
Rearie Emulsion is only one dollar a
hoftle ~ six bottles FOR Eve dollars
Soil 81 Mciaina prug Store. cor
- Twelfth aud Market streets Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
SON HELD
Charged With Numbering His Aged
Parent While Sleeping.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
PARkERSBURG. w. Va. Jan. q
The murder OF his aged father. Milton
McLain, which occurred last Sunday
night. was officially placed at the
hands of Homer 5. McLain by the
coroner's Jury here this afternoon.
The jury held that young McIain had
beaten mis- father TO death with a shot
gun.
Evidence was brought out at the in
quest showing that young McLain ad-
mitted striking his father with the
gun. Coroner Steinbeck himself tes-
tilted to this fact. The accused Is in
jail and will have a preliminary hear
ing later in the week. The murderer
claims he struck his father in self-de-
Tense. bur the theory of the State is
that he killed him while he lay sleep
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
MARTINS FERRY
Looks Like Incena,ar,.m-

one or the inhabitants at the house OF
Mrs. Winnie Welsh. on First street. dis
covered IRE IN the cellar Of the Duild-
ing a little after midnight Tuesday night
and had ~ not been for prompt work
there Is no doubt that there would have
been CONSIDERABLE loss ana puss lhly loss
or NE. a. Practically 'yerv one ia the
house was asleep ut 90" time. n was
very evidently %" work uf some person
with fE'l intent. H." fli. had been
built 20 between two partitions IN the
cellar Hrd wheu discovered had already
eaten roucH Co. fH. first floor Tn.
police ale working or tllt ease hut there
i~ little prospect or success eos 'htrp ~
absolutely no eVIIcu.e ~ To- the mis-
tIttrf Vino dIi tho work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

cent decision ~ the interstate com
mcrce commission that tap lines are
not common carriers was attacked TO-
day when W s. Glasgow. of philadel-
phia. filed with the commerce court
~ tho United States petition for
tho Butler county railroad. in Vest
crn Pennsylvania. asking an iniunc-
lion 90 prevent tho tap line order
from going into effect The order n
attacked on constitutional and statu-
fory grounds Other tap lines IRE
preparing petitions. some Of viii h
will be filed in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
HINTS FOR HousEkEEpERs

Keep Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound always on hand. and YOU can
quickly head of a cold by its prompt
use. II contains no opiates. heals and
soothes the inflamed air passages.
stops the cough. and may save a big
Doctors bill. J. II. Higgins. Stanton.
Wis. writes that "One bottle of Fol.
ey's Honey and Tar Compound cured
me OF bad cough. | find IL a sure
cure for coughs and colds" In a vel
low package. For sale by John Cole
man x Co.-Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
BRUCE IsMAY RESIGNS
AS HEAD OF MARINE CO.

NEW YORK, Jan The board Of
directors 81 a." International Mercantile
Marine Company this afternoon sc-
reptod The resignation OF i. Bruce Is
may. As president. The RESIGNATION
takes effect June SO. 1873. \ statement
given ont in connection with this an
u"uu'em"nt said ~" presentation Of the
resi- Euation and ttS acceptance vas in
accordance with an arrangement with
Mr.. lsmay made ia February. 1YI. The
directors also dee ded that In due course
Harold \. Sandcrson would hc elected
- suc.ltI Nr. I-mav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
LABOR LEADERS
AT PRISON TOLL
President Ryan IL Put TO Learning
Woodworking at Leavenworth-

LEAVENWORTH. Kan. Jan. DE
putty Warden ". ". Macksy assigned
20 OF the 80 union officials convicted
as dynamite cons pirators 90 their
prison work this afternoon. His hr-t
assignment was To- put OLA y. TNrtt-
moe. the coast labor leader - san
Francisco. at the task OF pceiing poo
tatoes In the kitchen.
At his side the warden placed Her
bert s. HOckin. hated az a traitor hy
l.is fellow uniouists. a. a dishWa-her.
JIOckin was international secretary ot
President Ryan. Of the ironworkers
was sent TO the carpcnters' shop to
learn woodworking and ~ his side VS.
placed Pete Smith. leader boo III"
! Cleveland reign OF terror.
Eugene \ Clancy. Of san Francis
&c. right hand man To Tyeitmoe ln
YTunning the coast labor affair. who
also Wa vice president 81 the iron
workers for years. has job iu IN"
II Pittsburgh. Denver and Indianapolis.
former member Of tho iron workers
bfickmaking in the big prison brick
plant. Billy Mccain. ~ kansas Cltv
was given i"b "t il" vegetable "a
bic in The prison Kitchen y -, W.
Basey. Of Indianapolis. Frank webb.
OF New York. MIX" Young of ifo--
y Butlsr. ~ Runaio. Ihiup a Cooley.
Of New orleans. and the others Of tho
dynamite party, were given work Do
on the new wing 81 the prison
Mentally aud phf sicallt changed
were the Oh fWlINNf'NfHN NfIIf|I| o.
n their tWenty-eightn hour lu urisuu
struck at noon today They were mot
the same laxative mon 90 yesterday
They spoke and acted automatically.
HooppinE occasionally 90 bend quiz
: x<<a1 gaze upon their prison Etrb. a
&1<tk ~ collaries-. 4hapele-- blue Jeans
|14fariai. ~ the noon meal they ala
N0I NJ together aa they dif yrsfrr-
Gag. hut were scattered around rho
80 Uning room
An Estimates
THlrlr-f 40 90 tie mon are rfllmffrF
4n1 talk g. each other boo fne evening
f1r = lltus while lr low tones. but
H1rbsrt .. Hockin. branded traitor.
- dalante nnore alone than any ~ rho
To1sv iss 81 men had fallen we'll
into ths routfns ~ the prison Their
steps wers nIiiitary ard their bearing
ersct In marEsd contrast Co. the cosy
Flcuching nait Of uarg ~ them Hh.uf
the oouN ron ~ Indianapolis
I.eaveu eoFfh prison Is not a prison.
ike place ~ all ~ is light open. ts1'-
fary and built ~ white stone narbI o.
and brick. on TOP - fili The PRISON
pra ars given Entertainment. have or
frchsstra 90 play Tor them ~ meals
~ other forms u recreation They
,-nrs permitted 100 cigars ~ month frd
I |<1vfna tobacco once week Trrv
80 giVen half an hour ~ awpbn ord
|.|< after dinner 20 noon
49, have murnnrffH quartet Thr
go wh0 plays The trombone fr frr
N|1FnEfra o. life pri spuer Uhp KILLED
||| wIfs. her sweefhfarf and hIa
11tInsr-fn-iag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
HUNT FOR WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER
COSTS UNCLE SAM 1000 A DAY
JUDGE PoFFEN5ARoER CHOSEN
HEAD OF THE SUPREME COURT

Special plspatet 20 tho 1ntcfli Eencer
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Jan. g.
judge George Poncnbargcr vas ebay
chosen president Of the supreme court
of appeals for the term o. one year.
Judge Charles W Lynch. recently
elected. took up the duties Of his
ofiice as tho successor % Judge Henry
Brannon. who has served on the
court the past twcntyfour years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

Grayce. fhe young daughter OF MIR
and Mrs. ID. W. Morris. who has been
confined tn her home with an illness.
Is slowly Improving.
orville Baumberger. Of woodlawn.
spent yesterday with friends in this
city.
Chester Marsh has returned 10 his
home ~ Cuyhoga Falls. q, after spend
Ing the past few days with friends and
relatives in this city
Miss Gladys Northcup has returned
10 her home at Toledo, -. after spend
the past few DAYS with friends and
relatives in this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03
H'MECHBN


The week OF special services which have
been In progress since last Sunday eve
ming. at the First NJ. T. church. Is prov
point Rev. J. L. Scott. pastor OF the
First NJ. T. church. OF BenwooS. Will
preach tonight DIR. Hartinger. pastor OF
the Thomson NJ. r church. OF Wheeling.
delivered n splendid sermon and several
conversions have already been made.
Rev. John Beddov. pastor OF the Calvary
NJ. T. church. OF Moundsviile. will have
charge OF the services on Saturday even
ing. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-03

tiur. w D. Francis ami family laff
lest 'r'I.r4. Tor tine capital city and viii
'' gone until after tine Inauguration. Mr.
Fran. 1901 give cons IIrrdble Of las
tam" 20 In"s uE rttc. 'I. fIrtleranse OF
the reH public bIildluE let lS coming
To- ft.s ,tfy. 10 aIl goes veil and thci.. iS
uu r.ts.In fs t.If.ts tiat 10 won't tie
h.td CD" Data WhIcu Vas asked concern
4nE THIS rify'~ affair and will present
20 O.. tue proper persons.