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sof the weather, M ere we but asls
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temp eratuTe a a ss md S som Ia
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expose ed to the alrs the eyes, mouth.
nose and. ears IL ad been born
a neeessity n 9,l caring
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dead and aut ne-
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intellectual divers Oh me ntai
life list one 81 lead nemorie sS and SliF.
4 ing repro es. NJ cir social is
one Of nedioc Gritty and scho as. "a
this group nos esired
and most spu er VI nier-
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4 Shabby KS ZONES Such
invitat al and
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rus ID. Take things iiy:
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charact erH very ofte that bring lines
and wrinkles It's the most pgn face;
small sspites. the petty us alous-
les They have a kna tea n
i and surely eatint liz sou md
and Whol esome HI chara cter.. And
as#moral ills react phi prellaa-s
ture age comes On It'll sunde.
sirable signs our en- per I'M n.
der contro 81, rst ion often
does one inca leu lab le } har lars
the nerves and lpsets PIP con,
stitution Very terical neonle aare
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nosalsg %. late attienal banks
;adojii bus mess nm the state Of North
will be rec siiy ed mt date
.3!of.said meetin shall
interest," IL paid mont
On the average daily balances Il on
such as AMI be- deposi tied by the
State reasure in uc1l ositaries:s
4 rate of int crest shall 3Ibe "a ct less
than two or more an three per cent
per ann i'm, an the am ollnt for which
any bank will be desi gnated shall not
exceed Sd per cent Of its paid UP capt.
tai and s ur plus y
posals m lst be tacco nlpanie ed
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falling with doubled and red Quilted
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Titan d ears.

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of tices anls u isse nostA
:bitt DYE her mis- foTtune: 81 Is. gr * bs
bling shoe the conft and Her
teas q d III u ssoars al
great do chseas che
MI q
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yer ga Al " zone u;
who, seeing. the Hpris onsr and hearing
her iess, ffousII ksd the
prispier3 ali All d es, a,lS9
lqS,ssly Of
tha mann al the saiiits
yof1 heaven isg the matter with the poor
Sg51ttIrul before tne ~ bal II
sure or' Il was the
Judge srep parent shes walt.
Ing to be bailed
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

NJ and IS.
d. dia Dor left
Sunday MOI st where:
they Wi spend days Isl
~ Dorot continu e their
Till to they
Will spend tile
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

Ghlas Ande sTson
the city Ito, inn eva
All dersol is crested Tin one s1f
the conne3
erin Ell county
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-12

.s.ss 54
BIZ bond pa yasbl es to the state and
executed by not less ali seven Free
or the stat as sechriti es; Of,
4 lieu OF such plersonal a6ond, al surety
comp bond for sum Seu
the cunt of the funds which such:
bank eceiye ma be filed a
personal bond is II furnished II slla Il be;
not less d oubiie the
amount 81! ttoE :be deposit Ian
.sllcr bank one
Blank plicaftii bono
he obtained 10 Score
:tary Of State at $Bis Nort Dat
the III 70 reject any and all
bids ais reserved. .ls5s
Dated at Bis are n orth Dakota;
first day offs let emb Ter. a 8 i s.
5;II
s5:sSgss seeret airy Of State.
Carl. e. JOR GEaNsO
& state Auditor.
syDREsyy LII ESEa r. Il.
torney General, K
h State Board of Auditors.
Jud sc Amid ii d cred an al dress
lat the Presb yterian clurch Sunday
Eevenin lar crowd gathered a.
Fshe church to hear the Jud sc. 5s% IS;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
ATTEMPTS TO KILL WIFE And
FAILS, THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF

that the attempt was unsuccessful ne
went to their home. rs stated above,
and shot himself. the bullet passing
through the heart. left lung and on
a downward course passing through
the intestines.
Neighbors, on hearing shots. rushed
TO the house. only to find that the man
was dead. and that his brains had been
blown out. The police were notified
and rushed to the scene. They noti-
ned Coroner Myers. OF Bellaire. but at
a late hour he had not arrived. The
couple were well known in the over.
theriver city. but as they were cas-
married the second time they seemed
not to get along very well together. az
the wife had three children and the
man had five. The woman, before
she was married. was Kate Ante.
The mans body was removed to the
Noble undertaking parlors at a late
hour last night and Drs. Messerly and
Arbaugh held a post norton. with the
result as given above.
The deed was committed with a 3s
calibre revolver. short time before
the deed was committed he was In the
business part OF the town, and II Is
said that he attended a motion picture
show during the evening. For some
time prior to his death he was en-
ployed at Belmont county coal mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
WEST ALEX FAIR
OBSERVES OPENING
WEATHER CONDITIONS WERE
FAR FROM PLEASANT
FOR VISITORS.
Exposition 10 Bigger and Better Than
sver.-SpeeiaI Train and Trolley
Service Provided,

The West Alexander fair opened
yesterday. but. on account OF weather
conditions. the attendance was small
However. the rain did not stop the
exhibitors and all day exhibits con.
tinued to arrive on the ground. More
and better exhibits are TO he seen on
the ground at the present time than
ever before.
The display OF farm and garden
products is something that no one in
terested in such should miss seeing.
The large exposition hall was filed
almost TO overlooking and some OF the
finest fruit ever grown in this sec
ton OF the country is on exhibition.
Machinery hall is also a source OF
much interest. as never before has
there been such a display OF farming
implements and machinery OF all
kinds.
One or the main attraction. however.
Is the grand display OF poultry. fowl
or all descriptions being seen in great
abundance. Cattle sheep and hogs of
the prize taking variety are also on
the ground in large numbers
One OF the features OF the fair.
however, Will b. some very fast -ac
ing. as 4 number OF the fastest and
best known horses ever on these
grounds viii be seen this week Sev.
eral fast events are billed Tor today.
but. as usual. the letter racing will
be seen on Thursday. In spite OF the
rain yesterday the track Is in excellent
condition and in place OF making f..
slower II is expected TO make 10 fast.
er than ever before
The balloon ascension is another al.
traction. Hutchinsons troupe OF aero.
nants who appeared at Wheeling fair
ana made their ASCENSION AMI para.
chute Jumps viii be seen today and
tomorrow
The B. d o. will run excursions
from Wheeling and Washington. while
the West Virginia Traction d Electric
90. viii run special cars. This will
Dc on Thursday only.
The exhibitors worked until A late
hour last evening Ia order to have.
everything ia readiness for the real
opening this morning. also an army
OF men were ar work putting amuse-
mentS or different kinds on the ground
Ahd everything points to the largest
ana most successful fair ever held on
the West Alexander fair grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
MARSHALL DENIS
NAME DELEGATES
TO CONGRESSIONAL coNVEN.
TON TO BE HELD IN
NEW MARTINSVIlLE.
Meetings Held In Districts Of County
Last Nleht-AiI Were
Uninstructed.
WashtnSton District

The Democrats OF Marshall county
comprising the districts OF Clay. Cam.
eron. Union. Liberty and Washington
held meetings last evening AT their
respective places and selected dele.
gates from each OF the above named
districts to the Democratic congress.
sional convention 10 be held at New
Martinsville tomorrow.
In all OF the districts given below
the delegates were uninstructed but
II is said that the majority named IA.
vor Hon. Louis Bennett especially the
seven from Washington district All
OF The meetings We're largely attend
ed and the votes in many OF the con
tests we're very close.
Following Is the list OF delegates
named.
Liberty District
9. r. Yeater and NJ. Il 0orby Al.
fernates are Lewis Yeater and W. C.
Fish.
Union District
J. j Slippner. George X KELLEY and
Okey Church. Alternates are Thomas
=. Dpegan. Joseph Manhood.
Cameron District
j. =. Crawford. T. p Hess and n
]. kincaid. Alternstes are =. r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
GOLDEN EAGLES
CONVENTION TODAY
TWENTY-EiGHTH ANNUAL MEET
ING OF GRAND CASTLE TO
BE HELD HERE.
Delegates From All Over the State
Will Be Present-Ladles'
Auxiliary to Meet.

The twenty-eighth annual conver
ton OF the Grand Castle OF the Colder
Eagles will open this morning with
a crowd OF over a hundred delegates
in attendance. the sessions to be held
in the A. o. L. w. hall. Eleventh
street. The convention will be a
joint one. the Grand Temple Ladies
meeting at the same time in the audi
forum OF the hall. while the knights
use the lodge room.
The sessions will continue for two
days during which time It is expected
there will be many important changes
in the bylaws adopted. Reports of
the officers will be held. II is under.
stood that the opening address will
be made by Mayor ii. l.. Kirk. OF this
city.
Following is list Of the delegates
who had arrived up 10 last evening:
Joseph SanOn. New Philadelphia o. I;
II. A. Wiseman, city: Miss Lynn Cole
man, Chelyan. Miss Joanna Coleman.
'helyan: Mrs. India Hall. Coalburg.
". Va; Mrs. Alice Greasy. Chelyan:
Mrs. l.. =. Mullin. Clay &. H.: J. p.
Murray and wife. CDalburg. Mrs. Lii
lie Reynolds. Huntington: Mrs. W. p.
easier. Huntington: J. s. Cyrus and
VIE. Huntington: l.. !. Riggs ami
Wife. Herbert. W. Va: Mrs. Esta Nor
ilson. Mrs. Howard g Binks. Ceredo.
W. Va. Mrs. Lizzie Brammer. Mrs.
Lenora Hutchinson. Emma Patterson.
annie Lloyd. r. F. Campbell and ". X.
Lari. OF Huntington: Carrie Barnette.
Huntington; Mrs. Chapman. Hunting.
ION: Mrs. J. Thomas. HUNTINGTON:
Nrs. Carrie Hay. Huntington: +.
KYLE Huntington. G. y Adams. Hunt.
ington. John Holmes. Lester. W. Va.
and H. Mills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
AUGUST ROMAN. OF MARTINS
FERRY. COMMITS HoR-
RiBLE CRIME.
Visits wife and Shoots at Her Three
Times. Then Returns Homo
and Kills Himself.

After an unsuccessful attempt to
murder his wife. from whom he had
been separated for some time on &C
count OF family quarrels. August
Roman. well known German resident
OF Martins Ferry. residing above the
Laushlin tin mill tipple. shot himself
through the heart last night about
$3.50 O'Clock at his home.
II seems that the couple have not
been living together for several
weeks and his wife had been staying
at the home OF q family by the name
OF Mike Groman. residing on North
Fifth street. and last evening the
man went to the place where his
wife was staying and tried 70 per
suade her to return home with him.
When she refused to do so be shot
at her three times. but his aim was
bad and each shot missed her.
Neighbors prevented him from shoot
Ing at hts wife any more. and seeing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
MOTHERS PENSION
MOVEMENT STARTS
JUDGE HENRY NEIL, FATHER OF
MOVEMENT, ARRIVES IN CITY.
viii EndeaVor to Line Up West Vlr-
sinis With the Nineteen Other
States That Have Adopted Law.

A statewide mothers pension cam
paign is to be started in West Virginia
by Judge Henry Neil, father OF
mothers pensions" and a man who
has made his life's work an effort 70 as
cure state help for mothers TO replace
the old wornOut asylum plan. which
has proved so inadequate.
Nudge Neil will begin in West Vir-
GINA today starting in this city. At
first his work will be more OF q Der.
sonal canvass 20 interest West Vir.
ginians IN the movement, which has
been adopted In nineteen states. and
for which there Is such an urgent
need.
lie will later begin an active Iectur.
ing campaign throughout the state in
an endcayor 10 have a bill passed
providing n pension for all destitute
mothers. Such a pension would prs.
vent the breaking up OF many homes.
and the tearing away from the moth.
or Of her small children. whom she
is forced 90 place IN some public
asylum and deny herself the sIEht ~
them day after day. while she tolls
for their support
Judge Nell comes from Chicaso
originally. and Is widely known a. a
humanitarian who gave his time and
money TO The passage % the Mothers
compensation law. which means 40
much To- thousands Of families IN m.
inois and such tig saving 10 the
state. Iie has not confined HE 81
forts 10 Illinois alone. but il irving
20 make the good work country wide
llls progress IN West virginia viii
% watched with great interess By All
charitably Inclined persons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
BOTH BRANCHES OF COUNCIL
PASS WINE ROOM ORDINANCE

character OF the woman or woman in
question was unknown TO said agent.
servant or employe.
Section 4. IL shall be unlawful FOL
any person 20 enter into, drink,
ioiter or lounge IN or about auy cor
fee house. regardless OF whether or
not the said coffee house is operated
under Il hotel license or In any room
used as a part thereof. or IN any
Connection herewith. an the compas.y
OF a prostitute or woman OF immor-
al character.
Section 5. Any person violating
any OF the provisions of any OF the
foregoing sections OF his ordinance
shall, for each offense. upon convic-
tlon thereof. forfeit and pay to the
city fine OF not less than 1ve nor
more than twenty dollars, and the
costs OF prosecution. and may at the
discretion OF the Judge OF police
court. either upon default OF dne or
IN addition thirty days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17

p" apply g. Corn pains stot. Won Tor
E"t Oh" corn. rho corn shir.,I. ND and
rs Eon"' Etcr o., ANYTHING like fbsfs
You never dld There no more. ft.s
'Ik WITH plastcrs that press on tho
''rn. %" more salyes that take on the
S"rrounding fcsh. mo- more bandarea.
No moro knives. files or ralora that
make corns grow. and cause danger ~
bi"od poison GETS IT" is e,Iarv
harmless to healthy or irritafed fcsh
" gcis' every corn. wart. calous and
bunion You've got
GEIS IT. is sold ~ All druggists
az - cents a bottle. or sent on rcccirr
OF price by T. Lawrence Co. Chicago
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
MEETING ADJOUR Ms
St. CialrsViile Presbytery Session
Brought 70 Close EARLY Last
EVening-Oeiegstes
Return Home

III" meeting o. tho -. CIairsville
Pr"sbyiery. which has been In session
Tor NO days az the PRESBYTERIAN
church az New Athens. came 20 a sue.
c"Ssful close last evening and the Del.
crates stated that IL was one Of the
best meetings held for some time.
Three sessions were held Yesterday. in
~" morning. afternoon and evening.
The evening session was held early in
order that the delegates could get the
train home last night Dinner was
served to the delegates and visitors
yesterday in the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
OHIO COUNTY DEMOCRATS
RESENT HANDLAN "GAG' RULE

arose from his chair and said: After
all. Bernie. think that IL was the prfn-
replied Mr.. Handian, as he glanced
sheepishly at Col A. W. PAUL. author
OF the resolution. who sat opposite him
AT the table Several counties did the
same as we did" he concluded.
Hon. NJ. NJ Seely. OF Fairmont. and
Judge Louis Bennett. OF Weston, also
candidates. who quit their campaign ir
Ohio county In disgust when the resoiu.
ton was adopted. were Interested rcec-
taiors OF the primary. having arrived
In this city Monday night.
The committee will meet this evening
to canvass the votes.
The result OF the primary was as foi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
Congregational Committee Meets.

The Republican congressional com
mittee for the First congressional dis.
trict will hold a meeting thi. after
noon At o'clock In the Mcclure ho
tel. The time limit In which cand,.
dates must have their checks in to
cover primary expenses ends to-day
at noon. AS Colonel Alex Campbell
has Withdrawn from the race. leaving
but one candidate. Senator Hearne.
II Is likely that Republican nominee
VIII be selected IN some manner 9TH
er than o, a primary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
Not q Bull Mooser.

Joseph Hubbard. who was named
by the Progressive party at its So
called convention last Saturday as a
delegate to the nominating conven-
ton to be held Saturday In Mounds
Vile. has announced that he Is not
Bull Mooser but Is a Republican.
While l voted for Roosevelt last fall.
am Republican. and will support
the Republican candidate for con-
gress. he emphatically stated yester-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
INTRODUCED IN THE SECOND
BRANCH AND CARRIED BY
VOTE OF II TOa.
First Branch Adopts New Law
UnsnimousIy-is Much Broader
Than Former Law.

Realizing the fact that many times
the city has been beaten by those
who have been arrested for violating
the ordinance in regard 10 wine
rooms. both branches OF council
passed an ordinance last night which
Is even more drastic than the first.
IL has been the vase that the owner
Of the rooms have plead that they
did not know the character OF the
women who were In their rooms. and
under the new ordinance they will he
under the Law regardless OF Their
character
The ordinance. which originated IN
the second branch OF the council. was
passed by vote OF IA tot s. The fol
lowing is the vote.
Ayes Butts. Barnett. Chew. Drake.
Driscoll. Hawkins. Kennen. Kieldsing.
Richards. Stillysrd. Seabright. Wag-
nor. ZieFler and Mr.. President W. -.
Alexander. Noes-Brinkman. COP
pinger. Hedges. Peake. Riester.
Thompson. fancy anil Wiethe
When submitted 10 the FIRST branch
there was not a dissenting vote reg
istered against &c.
The followers Of :he reform move
mcnt In Wheeling will note the
above result with pleasure and Will
also note that 10 was ordered BY the
second branch thai the chief OF police
and his men b. furnished with copies
OF the ordinance so that there Will
be no reason for It's not being en-
forced. Chew was q very strong al.
voCate Of this movement and was
backed up By the votes Of The re-
formers
When the amount Of the fine for the
onense was read. chew moved that
the amount Of the Gne be changed
from e. or thirty days TO $50 AMI
costs and thirty DAYS This was
passed b. q large majority in The
"cond branch
Tire Ordnance.
The following is fhe ordinance. A.
was passed hy tho council. and the
fines 10 DO imposed
Section Or errU te urtavf.f
f"r 'rf prostitute "r female 81 iu-
'ffI LrfDfr~ 60 enter iuto. drink.
.''''f on I"'rr" 'H nH about uuf cot
L'' I, e. ur ir Hr. room ueed az
rarf thsf.nf or flo connection thers.
Win. rerarffeea OFF whether o- not
fnf atid coffee HD.ee fe orerafeI
under Nuf.l license
Section Do .r1r he unlawful
Tor aut ta,rfr or a coffee house
-'Har dI'.e wF~ffs- nr NOT eaid cot.
ifr h"H.r Ie ur'f .f.I .Hdfr hotel
i''f.". fn permit Hrf prostitute or
200, woman ~ inmnraI character t1
F't.r f.fn. arIrE. Iolffr or lounge
'' ~ Hh" Dds coffee tnrer ur fu
.n' r"o.1 .rcd Fr rsrt thereof or
fH competition freIevifH Do shaII De-
u" defr eo fn frnesrufinn urds~
LNi. "fuirar.r that The character 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
Bad Flight In Bkooke.

The fight In the Democratic ranks
In Brooke county Ia assuming enor-
nous proportions and promises to be
carried to the floor OF the Democratic
nominating convention at New Mar
unsvflle, Thursday. II Is the out
growth of the conflict between the
Palmer and Curtiss factions last Sat
urday when delegates were named to
the New Martinsville convention. and
charges and counter-charges are be-
Ing hurled. Friends OF Palmer claim
that he had majority In the Wells
burg convention. but that Curtiss dele
gates were steam rollered through
by juggling votes and other methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
Bennett 10 Satisfied.

Judge Louis Bennett. OF Weston.
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for congress was an interested
spectator of the Ohio county primary
Yesterday. In discussing the situa.
ton last night. the Judge said he
would not give his chances for obtain
Ing the nomination for those OF any
other candidate in the race. even in
the face OF yesterdays primary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-17
ARREST MANAGER
vi Two bellaire Restaurants for Using
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