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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
old HERB DOCTOR
LOSES HIS POWER
NEGRO PATIENTS EXPECTED Him
TO GAIN HIS FHEkDOM
QUICKLY.

BALTIMORE. Md Special The
"potions" and charms lost their
power and deserted him utterly when
~Dr." Walter Mahoney. an ancient
looking herb doctor. was arralgned be-
fore Justice Dean. charged with prac-
uclng medicine without a license.
Three bottles OF the old spell doctors
fay0riTe prescription were on the
smoke arose. no weird looking gcnii
came 10 nelp out the old magician. no
thunder ratified: no lightning dashed.
Three Drawny policemen surrounded
the doctor opposite stood a crowd
or mis- FORMER pattents-some stil all
ing and willing 10 testify against him.
some SIN smiling their faith ni him
Justice Dean put the loquaciols Old
FELLOW through rigid examination
that touched points ln both law and
medicine, and when he finished Ma
honey was not given decree. but was
locked un in cell in default o. $500
nail for another examination before
. the GRAND jury. Although some OF his
former patients stood ia the hall Of
The station house fully expecting the
doctor 10 utter few strange and
vivid words and then issue from the
cell IN a cloud OF smoke, they were
doomed 20 disappointment. The po-
tious mad lost their power.
/ Lena kelso. a negro matron, one or
the dissatisfied patients. whose com
plants mad got the man iuto the hands
~ the law. said that she had suffered
from n spell for seventeen years-a
/ and at others gave her strange visions.
Some one had recommended "Dr" Ma
honey who had wide reputation
throughout Bethel Street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
LOSES . TOES, But SAVES
LIFE LNING UNDER TRAIN

NEW YORK Special Samuel
Wright brakeman on the West shore
Railroad. Sc in the Northern Hudson IN
- Hospital. with four toes gone from
his right foot
wright who Is thIrtv-two years old.
lives Ira Dumont. near Hackeusack He
= as standing in "a Eonaoia coal car, the
first Ia a nftcen-car train. that was
passing through BuEota. rs hen the car
bottom became loose lie tried 10 elm s.
out but di9 not have time The bot
tom feil and De was thrown 10 the ties
He lay stretched between the rails
while the long succession OF wheels
paafed on either side Of him
1t surely was "a queer feeling ] had
watching Lhem 20 br, said Wright
some % the afr pipes and rods Erazed
my head and shoulders"
After the train had passed Wright
was picked up hv several railroad men
put aboard a special engine and TO she'd
10 Weeha vixen. The house surgeon
round 10 necessary 20 amputate four
toes. the ONLY part OF him that the
wheels had touched.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
CALIFoRNIA SENDS
MANY To BIG LEAGUES

NEN ORLEANS. Ia Special
California colleges certainly have
done -nelr share toward supplying
rhe professional baseball leagues
utrh star players ST. Mary 81. Luke
Giavenich's alma mater. has cevel-
.ue4 nuffr Lewis. Harry krauSe.
Dltch Leonard. Eddie Burns. Enrisht
zrl Ealluan. an connected with biz
lea cues or some time or other. Santa
Clara haas contributed Hal Chase.
BOBBY keefc and Wciters. 81 VIM
cents is proud 90 Fred sn0cgrass u
he did make the muff that beat the
Giants out a. the worlds series. and
California University sent orfal
Overall and Dick Exam. % the Reds.
into the big show. That's quite "a
record for four colleges.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
GLASS IN SESSION
With PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. D. c. Special. The
Sd .Ir U. l.e.Ircst rfat.tN Nar.rl DfI.s- al.
Asrr rIl. Go tnc Waite house yts.trCa.
gave risc 90 the report tnat lresi-ent
.f tnr coming srcelal session ar
GLASS 81 chairman az tle House Con-.
ul.Llre ur Banking and .arrtucEs aua
has rIi4 practically drAA ~ up lle
le-.s. ator. and wants bill passed on
tre special session or placed lr slcu
Shape tnlt ~ can cE promptly cu1Ctcl
iuto law az tnc ncAt session
The President hopes 60 sec tariff anc
rlfrenr. laws written on thl statat.
BOOKS rr4t attcr a. llrn ne VIII D.
ready 10 take ln other problems
McAdoo nusy coiieetinE Data
rne needs 90 hanklne and currency re-
form ls lsslmiuE tarEe proportion
To became know yttterlaI 1nat ne o.
-u comm lutcatlcn with students uf
auarce in various parts o. the country
obtaining rheir criticisms 20 tne EN-
Isfing 80 stem. REGARDED nN Ar. McA1oc
as autiqllltcd, and askirE suggestions
tor reform These are many and va
rLel. and viii De- analEzel sr the See
Rotary and Assistant secretary joan
shelton Wiiiiama whose assistance ln
che inresstigation has been enlisted BE-
90 tse - his wide experience and
aroetielCe - nulnce.
Nh class wli hold frequent confer
erces win abe secretary during tne
Adon's ideas are forruulated. De VIII
present them GO President Wilson g.
prepare the atrninl sfrat.cu for prob
q able cure ucf 81 9lsIaf.nn az tne extra
i session ct Congress after tlc tarlu -
disposed or
Sarnfo- Weeks. 90 Maesachuscrts
yesterday announced De wogfd rtiu-
4 rrodure gre bll Cor currency reform
4 com rl fFsICn. which died ~ lracticn GO
T the last Congress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

law IS that a President should 90 out
20 meet no one. and ne Is the FIRST
one 20 violate this law. Under the
Dllcumstancts the nation VIII forgive
him.-Petersburg Progress
This newspaper is against prohi BIZ
ton. rerarding IL as tyrannicai in
rasion OF personal right. but in favor
of restriction OF the sale and use Of
IrtoNfcants Just as it favors Limitation
of The sales OF deadly weapons. OF
Drugs. gasoline or anything else that
In improper hands may be used mis-
chfeNousiy We believe every man
under proper limitations. authority
and restrictions. has the right 10 carry
Weapons. 60 huy drugs. 90 use liquor
f his conscience and conditions per-
n.t We believe when q community
ur majority vote OF its people. has
voted against license 70 sell liquor tbs
sale of liquor there should be forbid
Gen and punished like larceny or muir
Ger Or any other crime. 10 81 viola
iion % the law decreed by the people
given the right 20 make the law
Roanoke Times.
why isl st." asks correspondent
% the New York Times. that mel
are naturally so much better lookinl
than women o. one reason Is tina
they are not Is there any need q.
state others --NirEinisn-PnoC
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
WITH THE EDITORS

There 81 one thing We hope viii re-
sulr from this miserable event We
trust that the Les. stature VIII pro
vide for "a pardon bparl, com posed or
three or I'VE members. 90 that never
again VII ans one man have % % nls
power 90 commit "a fellott man 20 MSS
death None but God Almighty should
have that poWer.-Nan Flrglnlau.
Speaking o. the suggestion or pro-
postal 81 Winston Spencer Churchill,
Great Britain IS FIRST Lord Of the Ad-
mlralty. that the United States. Ger
many and his own country gree 20
cancel their national armament pro-
grams 4or the present 1ear. the Bal
ilUcre American describes tne idea as
sense lcual and picflreaQ ue--cal c .l-
lale4 20 Waken rlotc44e ia many
brs asfs. Enls effect maT he witnessed
blf it Is a SAD com mentary upon Chris
tian civilization that 80 Wholesome and
Inspiring proposition should be
laughed ouf ~ the way as but repre-
sentlng the idie creamlnss o. mere
.1sallst--Lynchbars News.
Capital punishment better ex-
precision would be capital penalty. a
murderer l8 nor electrocufed as pun.
lshment. bat as q penalty. The death
chair uot ~ wEeak vengeance. bal
~ = method 81 checking or preventing
j crIue. lr n Tor the benefit % 90
tcicty at large. ---Hargisonburg News-
One would take Il that after ths
people had rnaoe 80 50 p1.paDlc thai
there is nothing in the publlc business
~ the country which cannot be better
done without than ulth the assistance
icf the a0-czlied -pro1FcssiNes- and
their im-fiAm Doyant chief. these Pro.
Rresslges. s0-callc1. would be found
7 -. |a.a 80
the lack feate.--l Portsmouth star.
The President nas shattered anothei
precedent ~ going g. fae station ir
Washington 20 meet his wife on hel
return from New York. The unWritten
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
LYNCHED negro
WHO KILLED two

MONDAK. MONT Special J. c.
Collins. negro. who shot and killed
Richard Burgmeister AZ the camp Of
the Union Bridge and Construction
Company. near here. when they at
tempted 20 arrest him. was Iynched by
O. mob after the Jail had been
stormed. 10 became known here today.
After the negro had been SUSPENDED
from a telephone pole. his body was
rlQlled with bullets and then burned.
After killing the officers Collins es-
capped. but later surrendered 10 a posse
which had surrounded him. He was
brought here 20 Jail. from which the
mob dragged him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
MAN CRAWLS MILE INA
SEWER AND ESCAPES
LEAVENMORTH. - speeIal

LEAVENNORIH KAN Speclal
CLYDE Stratton. serving a nve-year
sentence in the Federal prison az Fort
Leavenworth for the robbery of the
ArcCool GndD postofflcc. escaped by
crawling "a mile through the prison
sewer.
Two other prisoners who made the
attempt with Stratton were captured.
They were overcome by sewer gas
and were dragged out unconscious.
StrattCn also was alleged 10 have
been connected with the robbery OF a
Chicago diamond merchant. He IL q
college graduate
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
Brofhcrs wayIaId and shot.

HUNTINGTON. ". VA.--Special.-
A double murder occurred at War
Eagle. near Williamson. when two
brothers. George and Beckiey Griffin.
were waylaid and shot while on their
way home. Several bullets found
iodgmcnt IN their bodies and both
soon expired.
Officers investigating the killing are
searching for Dave Hurley. who. with
his brother. had Quarreied with the
Grimm brothers over a trivial matter.
All are under twonty-one years OF age
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
DANGER PASSED
in FLOOD ZONE

MEMPHIS. TENN Special A
stage OF f-.4 was recorded against the
Mississippi River at Memphis az A.
NJ. Monday. The river is rising more
than foot every twelve hours
With the whole river. from Helena
40 Cairo. Choked by water, prcpara-
tons were made 10 protect weakening
points in the Arkansas AND III lssissi ppi
leVee lire from Grccnyllle 20 Nicks-
burg. has purchased "a million empty
corn sacks Tor topping the levee.
Three hundred acres of earth were
used in checking a slight break ia the
Ieulah letec, where a creyasse Oc-
CURED ia 1912 and 1918.
Experts say now 40 viii hold back
the high water.
Break Helps Cairo.
CAIRO. ILL Special The flood
situation was greatly relieved today.
although "a stage or 54.1 feet was
maintained by the Ohio River az Cairo.
and frequent leaks in the lcvees kept
the State miiitiamen and citizens on
the alert during last nieht and today.
IL was believed by the off Gals that
the crest o. the food had arrived here.
and that the greatest danger had
passed.
The bulkhcads on top Of the con-
crete walls were holding. and "a large
! force OK men were successfully bat
fling the sand hoils' and blow outs,
Z through which the water has been an
derminlng the city. The break Ia the
/ leNee az p~tnt Pleasant. No. seventy
miles below Cairo. has greatly re-
lleNed the situation here. and 30 was
/ believed today saved the city from q
( .urther rise ln the food.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

strike for the frst time in its ninety
seven years OF existence.
Responding 20 cau by the Inous-
trial Workers OF the World. 500 men
employed in the foundry quit work 20
enforce a demand FOR a 10 per cent
wage increase and the abolition OF
eleceig grk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
ANOTHER STORM
HITS NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. NEB.- Special A ter
rife Windstorm. doing heavy damage.
was reported from Fairbury, Neb-.
near the Kansas line. TODAY.
The wind. according 10 messages re
ceivCd in Lincoln. was nearly as vio-
lent as that which swept Nebraska on
Easter Sunday.
Communication with FaIrbury has
been cut on
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
NEWS OF HORSES
and HORSEMEN
MONTEZUsIA FARNI TRAINING
STABLE Il SHIPPED To
IN1IT>TOW y.
fBy ". J. Carter.D

or Tuesday llst-Arrl sr-Saui-
uel 3 Ea-inE shipped hy expires
from NQntc-lua Farm. near this
clS1- ten head 90 trctterg AND PAGERS
90 RCt-stcun. Pa. where thcy utl
Be prepared tur e. Caulf .l.-u. BARNS
and FL. ArGrath. ot fcttstonr. nave
formed l partnership luc wil rall
their string as the Moutczf Train
.nr and Racing stable. The iot f4r-
uaT4c1 ~ Earing included Royal
HEIR. --N9h pacln-. Limoll lam.
--li =. passing. Ham oollt- --lh ts
Carnciia. ---. "a. paclnE. and Farmer
mark 70 --1sAl made over a nou-
GsscclAri1r track last sl1sou- Far
mer Gentry is a very handsome fly
stallion. - John r. Gcntr1. $500 e
dam hr McEwcn- he Isl product
cf Eweii Farm. tennessee. and cone
early part 90 1el1 the hay stallion
started in hts rrst rlce as "a PAGER.
hur later Eas shifted 90 the truL lic
Lei owned - d. + Page. 20 Rich
CHASED rs EarluE from North Caro-
lima parties.
me remainder % Earrings lot are
. ara green horses and the property OF
dlffercut owners. the fastest being
I ferer Gilbert bay colt a. DT Peter
4 Ton. ny Alicrfun. --U4hi lie D. a
( Dacer and credited with an easy mile
iu ia and fractions az runaway
+ cllu last fan ever "a halt-rulle trac b.
flnsy Jay. e-oSn nars; :. y Jay
a McEreEor. a-eG = dam fEuey Baron.
ET Baron Wilkes. --ls ID also CA
PAGER As EearllrE she worked q
4 quarter IN - = seconds for Mll
Ewlngs az Lexington. anu ln the
shDw rin9 last fam was blue ribbon
rlErer over q FIELD 90 seventeen she
dropped foais in ls11 and 1919 Peter
stevens and E'lrEF Jag are owned hl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
ANNOUNCE CHANGES
IN MINOR LEAGUES

AUBURN. y. Y. Special Chairman
John a. Farrell. OF me hoard OF arbi-
tratlon cf the minor baseball league to-
CAV sued tire following notices.
In the Appalachian League the play
ers or the MoTrfstoNn. Tenn. club were
transferred 70 Rome. Ca. The Mime
npolis. Kansas franchise In the Kansas
state League, was transferred 10 Clay
Center. Kan. The franchise and piav-
eFs 81 the Chester, Pa. and Reading.
Pa. teams IN the Tri- State League were
forfeited 20 the feaSue
The X. J. n. League has annexed the
territory ~ HarrisburR III. Vincennrs
Ind. and greensboro. Ky.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

Seventy railroads have established
In Washington q bureau for the pur-
pose OF cooking up arguments which.
IL IS supposed. viii convince the people
OF this country that railroad rates
should be increased. and 10 serve half
baked statistics 10 editors who are
presumably. expected 10 print them
without charge. And our exchanges
show that some OF them are doing il
Cumberland Progressive.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
BROKE JAIL; PALS
REFUSE TO TALK TO HIN

NEW YORK Special Residents
81 rne Nassau ccEnrg gan az Nineola
were - deeply runrtlned Wed nescay
rfrhr at the conGact ~ one % tneIr
number fhar they announced their
Intention O. scnEiuc a round-ro1tn 20
Sher.ff DeATctt. repuciasing the man
ana PROMISING 70 have no social In
terccuree Hftk nirn
Joseph Grelfa was the ctfec1 of
their srcrn Ale had violated 81 the
rules az the pleasant retreat and had
zouErt rr Eet away l-Crl So ~ hen
ne was c1rtu-ed and brought back
not "a uan would speak 20 aim. 70
simrIT ISN'T cone" Tc4 know, % rry
70 Get OK ~ lhat taal only insane
persons the guests sa-. ever want 10
ret cut
Erclia. who vas serving -FOUR
mons teru fnr the attempted Kid
-arr ~ as N1rT Clncllo last Note-n-
ber. toGk alEarIaEe 90 the scst1
hour Neertslay afte-uocu and prt q
plznk ~ arlirst Tie -fre---tcct
wall fie u,a1e 80 rnuch noise mat
They FQiel hiD near the tcp - tne
pi1uE
1l8rr. What re you tryin- 20 do
they called - him
Make D. getaway. vls MS 1-lsre
as re tcstroce the wan
Hi- k.rrs1r Pointed out
AW. nix Grelias scat 90 IT. 1c-
vssc1 the others ~ l4t Is sour KICK Z
Airt the Ergc al right Ai1t the
sleeps al r-rhtT Atnt we AL been
little pals toeethe- haFin Eooe
tine An1 celr' treated sau4re lior {
60 r. Tcuu Eet the sheriff in Dutch
and QpeEr tnir-s au 4rouud,
That's AL rLEl- bat ~ Eoln
answered sreiia- ard he croppec
cour ~ the other SIDE 90 t1e wall.
Sc ~ Mosr-s Guests .re-ers. (
going 10 Sand anything lLEe mat So
thez rau arplrc the jail uut-i ines
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10
HOpTUArE.

HOPEDAT.E. MASS Speciai.--T-he
Draper Company. said o. be the iare-
est Fnanufscfarer ~ fertile machinery
ia the corntry. - conffcnfsd BY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

Want uniform architecture. says a
headline. We always did think a bay
window or something like shat on some
% those COPS clothes would make EN-
more comfortable--AIsxa County
Monitor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-04-10

The President has shattered another
precedent ~ going g. fae station iB
washington 20 meet his wife on her
return from New York. The unwritten
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
ny waiter Jossph Dsianey.

opened the door OF my room at the
htue Mexican hotel at Guyara at the
summons OF an unexpected knock-ra pid
nervous. appeaing-to face the most
beautiful woman / had ever seen
She vas trembling VIsibly. Those
ueep' oark blue eyes were scintillsung
Ntth seeming terror. she glanced uD
and Town the corridor. as IN Inomentari-
oreathlelSlN
senior. Ia the name OF humanity. as n
friend, as a brother. as"-she glanced a {
my grsy Wig GalseD. at the mature. oD-
scurihs coIored spectacies l wOrr-- "a q
iather, she ADDED. more assuringly. let
me IN. Allow me to hide-to occupy your
room for the next 30 minutes"
II Was Period OF wars alarms. OF IN
usual happenings. All that portion OF q
republic was In turmoil / was enracea
upon a peculiar mission. hence disguised.
IN" Was pretty, she was pleading. I
stepped past her into the hall. lifted my
hat and said couretousiy:
With pleasure. Il Is your apartment
at your VIII" and I heard the door
oolte1 on the inside ana went down To
the lobby, applauding myself for kind
deed. In a very few moments two men
ia uniform accompanied by q servant
came busting down the stairs and up TO
the desk OF the hotel clerk. They were
red. perspiriEg. angry.
We have MOI found her. spoke one
OF the Officers
"obscrve,' shriIly called out his COM
rs'rioi. pftins a flimsy.. dainty dress
from a chair. Again" he added. ami
pointed TO the open WINDOW. to sheet
twisted into a rope. dangling into the
shallow court below. The leader paused
momentarily to direct a scowlinG glance
at me.
IF I thought you were a party 20 this
oscapade--" he began.
Save your words" I interrupt Ell
calmly, with an Indifferent shrug or the
shoulders. 81 am the loser. as / miss a
suit Of clothes"
This was true. Just before the fair
suppliant had appeared, had laid out
from my satchel n suit which intended
10 wear the remainder OF nay Journey
took my loss philosophicsllN. I rsd lost
a good deal lately. ! and my partner.
back At the mines. In q whimsical WAY
stuffed the pretty creation ot lace ana
six into nv satch-l as n menemto OF -
episode truly Mexican. and In the hurr-
Or departure IN tho stage coach ten
porarily forgot all about my fair lady
iisrmo-at
have said that z was disguised. There
was reason. Eriefiy. nay partn-~ AMI
myself had Just got our grant over ON
tie range Vau-!nE out great. when the
reNol stiou came along. The DroviErN
was against US az Americans. We know
WHAT to cNpect-suuOvanCe. trc.uoldr-
ISM. lootiug. probably massacre.
w held a. concession FROM the central
government. Fortunately. too. th' gov
error ~ the province had approved ..
This would hold when peace '.im.
around again. provided o. was filed a.
tie capital. We decided go abandon
Vor.,inS tine mine. hut We determine TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
Daily Short Story
A Lucky Exchange.

validate our concession Sni,s r.-.
N.ihins US l slipped away. disguised.
ner after settling up aTsirs at m. milne,
was 10 Join mo at tho capital CITY. wner.
over
! noticed two Of the coach passenger,
suspicious looking fellows whom
seemed to have seen before. l wondered
~ thsy were watching me on account or
we fugitive girl That could not be
however. for uley had appeared a station
back. A. all events. three hours on the
sstsep climb over the mountains I swoke
from doze. with the ominous words
ringing in my ears:
Senior. aliEht.'
one OF the men held the driver at bay
with a revolver. The other sim larIy
armed. marched me TO TIE side OF the
Foao, carrying my sstchel with him. lie
roughly burst IL open. went over It's con
tents and arose to search me
Not YOUR watch. nor your money" h..
observed. rs I stared to tender him
these. n certain document mining
conotssion-we know you have IL. We
. felt dismayed. ana then in a fash
isushet-lsugl ed outright, or a sud
the Precious document in a pocket OF the
elothes appropr ated by my lady He
Saw yourself the trouble OF =
seasch.' I told the bafsled spy The
paper IN question was taken with n SUIT
OF clothes stolen from me and doubi %
/ was allowed TO resume my journey.
Ally partner Joined me in the pitsl city.
a lttle .ater We had abandoned ali
hopes as TO the mines.
one evening we were seated In an out
door CAFE enjoying some really credit
able music when my 60 pau.ou touched
my foot ana whispered. The lady at
IN" table 20 the LETT seems greatly In
terested In you"
! changed ny position IN Vlew-my
ladN " the hotel episode. She vas radi-
ont with youth. beauty and happiness
sac arose. a distinguished Young man
~ inform her escort
...nOr uiy friend" She cried spon-
tsn~ouslN. ciasp,nE both OF my hands.
My husband. Colonel Mendoza. Alike
u - my great friend. he whoSe-whose
clothes ! stole. Oh. sir. to you I owe
p lfe's happiness. have sought to To-
cate you-"
To exchange the apparel In question
FOR &c tsin dainty gown I treasure -
"A nemeuto.' I asked gSllantly.
she S.Gshed divinely. and added AMI
also 70 give you receipt The pE"e-
I found m your coat. Ssuor--l saw It's
Importance. :. concession. II l. filed with
thu gov eminent"
How can ever thank you ] cried
trIt,- delighted
oh sonor. II IS VII" an the debtor
I ana Alike Then she whispered In
ny husbaLd's ear. "Mev -" He bowed.
Hifh an iudUlEeut smile.
AMI theu the bsdvt.ful girl threw her
aims around NV u"'S- kissed IRE.
TIRE Esd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
THE WEA Their
CONDITIONS

4 SLIGHT storm area appears this
morning IN the lower portion Of the
upper valleys. preceded by cloudiness
20 he eastward over the Lake region
and Ohio valley. Another low pr =
sure area is moving southwark into
IN" Northwest.
Tho hi-h pressure area covers the
northern portion of the upper valleys
where the I, nps ratures are lower.
The pTessures are also high over the
north Pacific regions
The unsettled showery weather
area noted TO the w stward will pass
over this section and showers are in
ci'sied tonight or Thursday
Local data: HIGHEST ten perature
yesterday. 50 degrees. lowest last
niGnt. 60 degrees: no rainfall
RIV ER S:
Tho ohio viii change bur slightly
in me district tonight and Thursday
h. {. HOWE.
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-07
Welty's
Pure Food
Specials

LAKESIDE GRAPE JUICE-Cone
IN and taste q. We have open bottles
FOR ssr1pling. Put up in quarter. hair
pints. prnts and quarts. at foe 70 45e
. bottle.
FINE BREAKFAST FRUITS
Peeled Muscst Grapes. packed IN
their own juice, the tn soc Also
Tsn9erine Oranges packed same way,
both packed IN Spain
KAKO-P-epared cake dough. lust
add water and bake delicious cake.
package 1Sc.
DON & DO - Prepared douqhnut
dough. the package t2c
Fruit Jar Ids for Mason. EZ Seal
snd Economy jsrs. also rubbers for
MASON, Lightning and vide mouth
Jars