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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
All Perished-

SANTIAGO. Chile. Nov. s.-AIl
hands are reported to hSxo persisted
when the British cruiser Monmouth
took her plunge beneath the sea after
thirty minutes OF lighting with the
Germans on Coronel. according % ad
vices received here.
The battle was terrific while II
lasted. As darkness gathered the
Good Hope seemed to be on IRE from
a terrible burst of fame from her
which seemed to indicate that an ex-
plosion had occurred on board.
The Glasgow Is reported TO have
arrived In a very bad condition in
Coronel bay. The Otranto escaped TO
Puerto Montt.
The German ships arrived in VAL
paraiso today to take on board coal
and provisions. They will leave to-
morrow morning. having suffered no
mishap. Only a very few OF the men
OF the German crews were wounded.
The battle has caused a tremendous
sensation here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
PEPPER CAUGHT
Nicholas Reed Captured After a
Chase Of Several Blocks THROUGH
Alley In the East End.

Nicholas Reed was arrested last
night in Alley Fifteen, after a chase
OF several blocks. The man had been
peeping into some windows on Fiji
teenth street and persons became ex-
cited, thinking that he was a burglar.
Detective Cleary and Deputy Sheriff
VIII Green arrested him.
Samuel II. Parkinson was arrested
by OFFICER Moran on a drunk charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

% darkey talk But they certainly have
caught the real flair, the actual nuancs
OF their psychology"
put my ears az their most receptiva
angle. with spinnakers out.
here ts what came out OF the box
Er-er-er- er-er-er-Whom der doozy ham
is umminE on the fiippy ippy an
Den We da arkies um-um- bizzine wiz
see ol-c-um hananf
Fer DER ptckaniuuy'a epptnE rr der far
some fearaome man.
fickins Quickin. uz-zoe-waEny on der
oneterootin banjo.
on. Al love ter hear der umpty dunn by
81. the fowin BLOWN anfof
On ma Gem funny days'-oh Ia dem
Hidin' hidin' ridin' fdin'.
Take aasey-ole cawassy-ain't n cfaasv
Down -n-n-n-n IN Jaw Jar
asked
Its certainly amazing 90 me- was
20 comment one can almost see fhf
Doe cakes batting juba. while the kur.
lAf nhn puts ON the can brakes Thor
seeing that she was trying 10 see fns
meaninr of ms remark. . haatened rr
wfhoraw Do from circulation bv the ID
sue on new ore. Ut sure does collar
thc cauricorne e. rinish"'
'heat The nest she said tfa q
hrated tenor Iuau Manueilfo y Hs
Naecimento hope you won't mind m.
uciur DOB foreign language Euf affrf
all tne words don't matter 90 much. a.
on = think Z can get the idea quite
a. well IN porfuruoan"'
And DID From Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

publican. was close. with Governor
Cox In The lead on early returns.
Defeat OF woman suffrage In Mis-
sour and North Dakota vas indicated
Meagre returns from California
showed Governor Hiram Johnson. Pro.
gressive. leading Frederlcks. Repub-
hcan. and Curtin. Democrat. by a
slight margin. The senatorial situs-
ton also was in doubt
In Ohio the Prohibition Issue was
uppertnost In Cleveland and Dayton
the vets were victorious by large
majorities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
WILL GIVE PLAY
Wheeling High School Alumni Asso.
citation Plans to Give Play In
the Near Futrue.

Al meeting OF the officers OF the
wheeling High school alumni assoeia-
ton recently. 1t was decided 10 give
a play In the near future. each part
TO be carried by an alumni member
The Officers selected a member OF the
association to coach the various play
ers' so that the play from beginning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
STATE RESER YES
To Play Morris-Aarvey Saturday
varsity to Be Given Rest-Rsce
and loudin Adder TO First
Strinu

that OF a suppliant for a share in a vir-
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Nov. a.
After enjoying three days total sus-
pension from football. the varsity
squad will get down to business to-
morrow. and half dozen or so new
plays will be added. Race and Lou
din were today added TO the FIRST
string. and the former will be used in
the back field and latter on an end.
Captain Davis and Halfback Hutchin-
son. who suffered torn ligaments In
the shoulders Saturday, will not be
out for several days yet The game
with Morris-Harvey here Saturday will
be turned over TO the reserves and
the varsity will be given a rest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
DAVE Says
Election day, this.

~ ~--~-
And there may be a number of
close contests.
Any time, however, that it
comes to electing what kind Of
Clothes you will wear. there will
be no clothes contest-the Kraus-
Made is elected in advance.
So is everything else that Kraus
Bros sell. if il is to stand on its
record of efficiency and service.
Maybe yor have wagered a suit
OF clothes. an overcoat or a hat on
the result OF some contest, TODAY.
III so, Kraus Bros. will help YOU
pay the obligation by providing a
better article at less than YOU
would pay elsewhere.
The store will be open, to-day,
If you want anything.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
With Home Rule Ireland
Will Become Strength
Instead of Weakness
to British Empire
By JOHN REDMOND. Irish Nationals, Leader

h democracy Of Great Britain kept Ireland and
h now duty and honor keep faith with II
'HE IRISH PEOPLE KNOW APPRECIATE THE FACT e,uI<
IHA At LAST AFTER MIsUNpE rtLE
DEMOCRACY OF GREAT FINALLY AND asvoc.a,
otOoeo TO TRUST THEM AND NATIONAL
tsEHr1s BY OVERWHELMING BRITISH mAJoRITEs A cHARrsR
0' LIBERTY FOR IRELAND PASSED nv ru
7oOsE OF COMMONS AND HAS THE LAW OF rHE
NATIONS ~ W I'VE Nv"
the long discussion the Irish problem parliament
the British people that concession of would have
eject Ireland
Gsatisaeton would good will and thss
IRELAND WOULD BECOME A STRENGTH eINSTEAn or
WEAKNESS TO EMPIRE - 1AO VT n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
Sweeping Challenge Issued to Either
Eagles or Edoewood Teams for a
Game Sunday on Tunnel
Green Ground.

The c, A. C.'s football team OF this
city challenge the Eagles or Edg.
wood football teams for a game TO he
played with one or the other of the
teams on Sunday afternoon at
! O'Clock. on the Tunnel green
grounds. II challenge is accepted,
call 1O35-R on the National. or notify
sporting editor of the Intelligencer.
Manchester. England. has l. 600 stud.
ents In an evening school of commerce
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

10 end will be taken care OF by some
hleh school graduate. All the players
nave been chosen and IL is now only a
matter OF getting the play in shape TO
present II to the local public. The
date has not yet been decided upon.
but VIII probably be in early Deem
her. A more complete announcement
will be given later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
GER MAN FLEET
tcontanusd from Pirst Page,

the dismantled French gunboat Zelee
IN Papeete harbor.
The Nurnberg is a small cruiser
or 500 tons and carries a compile.
ment OF 2S5 men. She has ten 4 /
inch guns. eight 5 Founders, four ma.
chine guns and two torpedo tubes
This Is the vessel which is believed
10 have cut the cable connecting the
united states with Australia in Sen.
TENDER. shortly after she had left
Honolulu.
Both Small Vessels.
The Dresden and the Lelpsic. which
are reported to have been engaged
IN the battle but the whereabouts OF
which following il have not been di
yulged also are small cruisers. The
Dresden is Of $500 tons and the LeIp.
sic OF $3.50 tons. They have respec.
lively compliments of 32l and 2S6
men
The Dresden carried ten Al inch
eight Founders and four machine
guns and two torpedo tubes, while the
armament Of the Leipsic consisted OF
ten ~ inch. ten one Founders. four
machine guns and two torpedo tubes
Inc Leipsic since the commence.
ment OF The war has been operating
In the Pacific from San Francisco
SCUM and west. Early in October she
sank the tank steamer Elsinore OF
me central American coast and fire..
9uently has been reported either 10
be after merchant ships or as being
pursued by British warships. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

Dresden also has been engaged I'm Pm.
cine waters and IN August Last WAS re-
ported 70 have sunk a British steamer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04

morning
I an worried about the overhead
charge fuat rot ms uife'a hsf nil -
frum Judge mamU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
WHITMAN SWEEPS

CcOnunuod Prom Pirst PAzsD
was uncertain according to ear1y re-
turns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-04
c. A. c.'s ISSUE CHALLENGE.

Ionights gnmes-Marsh y. II VA
Musee. Great Northern VS. Progressive
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
G0nD eoADS FOR LUNA
ASSURED BY ROAD BOARD

" a meeting of the Luna County
Road Board last SATURDAY. night with
Dr. r. G. Hoffman chairman; G. VI.
Sadlcr secretary. and Cha~. Heath
present. q plan was mapped our
'nr the h,llormcut - the road system
= the county Conditions over The
entire comfy are ,o hc investigated.
The board ha, employed an cvpcr.
nnccd road builder in the person or
r. :. Ackcrman ae superintendent
II the work and G. X. Gibbs. an en-
glnccr of great experience i'm road
work, ha, been secured to keep the
h'c tractor at work. Work nj first
will be done on section lines and
-uccial attention will be given 10 the
portion of the Bordcr'and automobile
Route 'rau-ycr,igr the county.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
M|MbRES VALLEY At
SAN DIEGO IN 1915
Pumping Plant Showing Method of
Obtaining Water to be Placed
Near New Mexico Building
SAM CLARK BACK FROM COAST
Declares States Exhibit at ExpOsi-
ton Will Draw Thousands OF
Settlers to Sunshine State.

One of the features of the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition at san Diego
IN 1914 l. lo be- n pumping plant III
the grounds adjoining the New Men
leo building. San T.. Clark, member
Of the board uf exposition manager,
for New Mexico. ha- lust returned
from the cApu~lliuu rlty well pleas
ed with til" pro2rc-- being made, IN
the party from New Mexico which
made the trip were: d. j. }. Shulcr,
of Ration. Guy A. Reed, of Carlsbad.
Sam T. Clark. Of Dcmlng, Paul A.
+. Walter. of Santa Fe. and j. II.
Rapp. of Santa Fr. The last two
named are publicity director and
architect respectively. Both are still
in San DIEGO Mr.. Walter j. a~ei~-
tine IN organizing u New Mexico soc
,ctN among the residents of the sun
shine State. now nj San Diego, who
will be ON hand to entertain visitors.
The ~oricty ha~ elected State Senator
james +. Ilucklr. formerly of Roo.
we'll, president. Mr.. Rapp will stay
until the hid~ are lcl for the con.
,trurtiou of the New Mcviro building.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
SANTA 'FE WILL AID
VALLEY DEVELOPMENT
Pres. E. p. Ripley Sends Officials
10 Deming TO Confer with the
Commercial Organizations.
WILL ARRIVE JANUARY EIGHT
Industrial Commissioner G. C. Dana,
and Publicity Agent J. r. JarreIl
to Promote Soil Developing.

a communication was received here
Thursday morning by the Deminl
hamber of Commerce, from h. j
Ripley, president of the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, stat
ing that the company is planning /,
assist IN the development of the sol
resources of the Mimbrcs Valley.
&. e. Dana of Chicago, industrial
commissioner of the Santa Fc; W
K. Brown Of II Paso, division freight
aud passenger agent; }. +. farrell Of
Topeka, kans., publicity agent; and
+. +. Summers, division superintend.
rnt, will make II tour of the valley
in New Mexico, through which the
Santa Fe lines run. for the purpose
Of comforting with farmers and com
mercla organizations regarding
prospect III the future, along agrl-
cultural and horticultural lines.
It is President Ripley's announced
plan To cooperate to the fullest en-
tent, with the producers in Sana Fc
territory and the preliminary work
b" be- done in the Mimbrrs Valley. by
Industrial Commissioner Dana and
hl> associates. i III Keeping with
that policy.
The men of the party will meet in
Albuquerque, Monday. Jan. .. and
will travel soulhwnrd. in special
train, stopping ut Las Cruces, Mrsll-
la Park, and other points III the
Rio Grandc country, after which
they will come Ia Demlng. arriving
here At 80. the morning of Thurs
dav, Jan. :. They will hold informal
meetings. with the farmers Of this
section t, ,prcschtativcs OF the cham
bee Of commerce. and heads of the
various land companies.
The officials of the Santa Fr
ru.r expressed the sentiment that
they fully appreciate the posslbili-
lic~ of the Mimbrcs valley and that
Drming and the surrounding territory
vii be- most valuable feeder to
their road.
industrial CrmmiS ioncr Dana has
made several visits to the Mimbrcs
valley and has always specified his
im' rc>>!onS II TnSt favorable to the
brilliant future of this section. The
AtchiSon. Topeka and Santa Fc
RAJ way COMPANY ha> adopted the
policy of hclp'o. every community
through which their road trnvcrscs,
mA they will ,raIc ho expense IN de
ycIoping the soil !,sources Of tins
lection, "f which the coming visit
If the Officials : preliminary and
the co-,pralon "r every person here
l. n,itcd 10 ruiry out their efforts
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02


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80
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
ENFORCEMENT OF DRIFT
FENCE LAW POSTPONED

United States District ATTORNEY
Summer, Burkharr received a mes
age ur>day from Attorney Gen.
rul McRcynoId, in,rmcting him t,
suspend the enforcement of decree.
and other proceedings against viola
lor~ of the drift fence" law. u, fa'
a- practicable, until Governor Nc
Donald and party had reached Wash
ugton for general consultation of IN,
situation.
Governor Mcdonald and com
mlltec representing the stock mtrr
c,r> Of the state, will leave for IN,
United State. capital Saturday nieht
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
DEMlNG FREIGHT TERMINAL
ON THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC

BEGINNING next Monday the lora
'rcieh- on the Southern Pacific rail
road will make Domiur rhc;r ,rr
w.ual This will bring the Grew. 80
Dwiug The change l. I'M the mn
mrr of am experiment bu' probably
vi'l be- permanent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
G0ARD OF EDUCATION TO
MAKE. MANY IMPROVEMENTS

Plans are under consideration. hy
the committee on grounds and build
ings, Of the Dcmire Board Of Edurt
tion TO improve the appearance Of
the High School grounds. bv the
n'antine Of grass plot in the yard
and surround the grounds with a
number Of fancy poplar trees.
Special attention is being given to
tho condition of the teeth Of every
nupil in the schools Of Dcming. Each
child is examined by n dentist and
recommendations are sent to the
parents where it is in considered
necessary.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
ELKS ENTERTAINED
SIX HUNDRED CHILDREN

The Deming Lodge of Elks kept
open house at the Crystal Thcatcr
Yesterday afternoon from > to 5
o'clock for the children Of Lunn
county. More than six hundred Of
the little ones were present and en-
ioyed the hospitality to the utmost,
Each small guest received n bag Of
raudv. fruit. and popcorn. There
were moving pictures and singing
DR. $. d. Swopr welcomed the guests
with brief speech.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02

declared the best man in the Ring
Tournament.
On Christmas day Will Foster won
the handsome silver-mounted saddle
for being the best broncho buster, W.
T. Henley won first prize Of S35 in
gold for coming in ahead in the 44l
ward saddle horse race. aud the final
burro roping contest was won b,
Capt. A. l.. Foster. who pulled down
forty-hve dollars in gold for his
skin.
The Cowboy Tournament ant
Frontier Day celebration in Deminl
was n great success and well attend
ed People from all over Luna coun'
ty as well as many from Fl Pas'
and points in Arizona were present
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02

4 meeting of the board will be- held
ar Albuquerque about January ID
to rarify Mr., Rapp'- action.
CHOICE LOCATION
ALPHABETICALLY all of the county
buildings of California are now fin
ishcd or well on the way 10 compr-
tion," said Mr.. tlurk to Il rcprc-rnla-
tive of the Graphic. "'l'hr building
owned by the cXpo-lIIou,' he con.
tinucd. ARE of reinforced concrete
and are intended 10 house pcrmanc
exhibits for an annual winter -hoH
New McXiro'- building will be- Il
first 10 be- constructed of those be-
longing to the seven Soulhwc>tcr
states participating IN the blg show
II has the choice location III lhc62O
acre grounds. Trees of the acac'u
variety have already been sci IN
thousands over the rough grounds
broken by deep canyon. Over thi-
canyon IN ornamental concrete
bridge Is being b"'ll ANA ''' >'''N "'
the depression Will o' parked "'
'lao"rntr s'H.r, ...,,n
NEW Mr.N''' i'N'''''
New M'''" : ou''"''e WIZ o' ''
lh' naive """o' type VIII" '""'r''
il"' roofs ana prnlc''''@ ''H',' IL
l VIII O' h""''" tue n'\N3 picture
apparatus illustrating ''' P'"g''S
ana '''"u'''' ~ ''I' ,''''' ''" '''
P'oll'l'N bureau \ ''"'"'' ~ Tue
rN''''' VIII n' WI" "''P' i'"t''''
ny '"''Nr ''''' snow '''I WI '"''N
'"Wi'N' N''ap'~' '"''''''N' '"'''"o"N'
wagon r'"">' ''''P'"i'' '"''' ,'''
pho"' ''hrs' power i'"''' ''"""
h""7eN' re''"''''''"" l'r"l'''>' '"",'"'
e7' 'r"'S' nsr''"''u'"' Z" '''''I'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02

! VI. Sulngrr. an atlachr of the
United States Navy, stonped owe" IN
the city Wednesday. cnroutc To Mare
Island Navy yard. with a number of
naval recruits.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
Mrs. Matthews Wins Automobile

Mrs. Cora q. Matthews won the
Ilupmobile touring ear, the third
prize offered by the Fl Paso Morning
Times in the campaign for sub.
scriptions which closed last week
The car is worth 81 200, and is a
beauty. The first aud second prizes
went to FL Paso and Silver CITY con
tp-tAniS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02

T. J. Tafcl. leading cattleman
of Columbus, is in the city looking
after the shipping of large number
of cattle to Texas points.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
COWBOY TOURNAMENT
RECALLS 0LDEN DAYS
LOCAL RIDERS WIN PRIZES
Demlng, a Farming Community, Il Is
Surrounded by Most Extensive
Cattle Ranges In Southwest.


The Cowboy Tourrono,, and
Frontier Day cclcbro,ion b.,J -
Dcmi,u Christmas w,,l nr.,,i...
tn BE- a great puuuol ryert TN,
cowboy. with III. r,,,r,,. r,,;,o
pony. i, slowly bcromiro , ,L;rn oy
the pa,t The .ct,liu. ~, -, fla,
Nu,t area. unnr which ,,,,,,J ,h,,
sund, of head of ro,,lc. !, r,,r,Il,
rushiug the cowhoy and III, ,,,,J
~ on tine man. Ri, nrr..,,. or land
10 south Amrrirn ARE brino ,ok., mn
by the cattle rpi.rr. r,r ,,., .r,,;n,
uf their herd,
Denver. Colnrndo bp. h,r Mann.
tain and Plain Festival vhrr, ov
hibitious or fancy ridirn ,,J ro,;,c
ar, piy,u rh.vcrr, Wv,w,, hos
,..tohl;,hrd or animal r,,,,;or ma,
wher, thr ,ovhoy. and cowc;,l. a.,
with each otbrr IN r;diro tho u.;Id
unlamcd horse Of rhc range
i''r' are sun rev experts with
,"' .'NN" "." tue nu'hIie pr"l'h"'
"'' '' tue hl''' H'"l'>' ""'S'"' "l
~" ''N''s ''''"'' nl'''N' p''l'iIc
- "' ''""'l'"H S''''' "' some "'
,"' "'Nl "," mos, experience" 60"
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n'o"'' "'N !" N"'''' "N''''''> ''n''
INV P'"'' III NV '""l""H j." S'''','
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LINED ~ Nii''I " l'N w
The height of sport and rnioVmcn,
seemed lo br to top uu II all the
paraphcmalia mentioned, with II
eaudN '"Iorrd NrrrhI'l around me
neck ANA proceed To rlh' !" tue near
est town ~ II body mere Ih"N
W"'''o hno"f up l'I 'h''r >N''', were
l''ll W h'' "n'NN'N' anu '''"
nl"h' ny -h""'i''S nl' tue u -
IhrN were 'II goo" '''''W>' VI"
would come W Tow" 'h' "'N "''''
the III. spree a'I" MAKE ''',>"> Vt
III" dama"r done the hlgh' o't"r''
which they settled Tor |" " penny
lh"n 'h'N N"o'o r''"'" !" '"','
sprcilNr ralI" r''iI'h' an" ""IN '",
SIX months n''"r' '"'N '",'o'"''''
INA, they hnh 'aP''"' '""'e'' !" :"
on another oIs town r""u"'P'
cowboys WI" III 'h''r Younger
days. were terror !" 'helr com
mnnities' nave "'''' 9''''''" ny '"'''
FELLOW 'i''"h' I" represent '''"' III
the legislature ana congress
ROOSEVELT \ tOWko
E,rmrr President Theodore Roo>e-
vel, claimed the proud distinction of
being. in his Younger days. II COW
boy and rode the range in Dakota
for several wears. Several cowboy,
have been elected 10 congress and
Mnyor james Dahlmaun, Of Omaha,
wh, is now serving hi- third term,
wps one Of the noted cowboys ot
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02
WINNERS At DEMING

Lee Upton, of Deming. was the
winner of the first days cigar race,
Will Foster took the honors IN the
cowpony race. Dan McSherry ear
ried of first prize in the burro rop-
ing contest and Rufus Wamel was
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-01-02

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The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-02-10
City Council

The City Council met last
Thursday night and disposed OF
the usual routine business.
The question which has been
brought before this board pro-
posed by Mr.. Phil Moynahan
wherein he made certain propo-
sitions for the cleaning of the
streets, was refused considera-
ton and was put in the scrap pile.
1t was proposed by Mr.. Moynahan
to have erected a small Jail cost
ing about $1,000 and that he
would keep the streets clean for
the city with the prisoners, etc,
for $2400.00. The city council
deemed the proposition unwise
and refused it.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-02-10
Marriage and Happiness

Last Sunday night a large and
1ppreciative audience heard DIR.
Barnes discuss the question of
Marriage and Happiness" The
Doctor delivered himself freely
along the lines of marriage obli-
cations and the duty of husband
and wife towards each other, and
treated the subject from begin
ming to end in a philosophical
and pleasing way. Those who
were not married wanted to get
married, after hearing him. While
his subject Marriage and Misery"
did not ring outwell, his last ef-
fort brought a smile-a a great big
smile, and swept the heart-strings
in beautiful rhythm.