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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-11
Coal Strike Probe.

DENVER, Col, Feb. 11.-Describing
attempts Of miners made before strik-
ing to obtain IA conference with en-
ployers, John Lawson, q member of
the United Mine Workers Internation-
al board, resumed his testimony be-
fore the congressional committee
probe, investigating the labor war in
the coal fields. Lawson charged that
after !he walkout tha: militiamen on
duty in the fields used all the innu-
cnce possible to persuade the miners
to turn strike breakers
Probe Christmas Eve Panic.
HANCOCK, Mich, Feb. Il = Chair
man Taylor of the congressional n
vestigating committee announced to.
day there will be an Investigation OF
the story of the man wearing a Citi-
zens Alliance badge responsible for
shouting Fire" causing the panic
Christmas eve when %, mostly wives
and children of striking miners, lost
their lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
REPRESENTATIVE APPOINTED AT
MASS MEETING LAST MONT
TO CONFER
With Greater Wheeling Charter Com
nnitteo-Resolution Adopted by
Citizens Showing Stand Taken.

At a mass meeting held last niEht
in the Center Warwood hose house.
residents OF Warwood decided that
the interests Of the town would best
be served by representation upon the
Greater Wheeling charter committee.
which Is composed OF representative
OF Wheeling and suburban towns and
which Is working on a charter de
signed TO fll the needs Of a greater
Wheeling, with the suburbs annexed
s. +. Christian was elected 10 rep
resent the upriver suburb In the
Greater Wheeling charter committee.
n was emphasized. however. that the
appointment OF this representative
was IN on wise 20 be construed a.
meaning that the citizens Of WarwOOd,
as a unit. are IN favor Of the proposed
annexation scheme.
MAYOR " r. Helfenbfle called the
meeting 20 order and Albert Huss Nas
elected chairman and W r. Milli-
gan. secretary Several addresses
were made. both In favor Of the Great.
Ter Wheeling proposition and against
.H An advisory committee was ap
pointed consisting OF Captain J. s
Ritz. Harry T. BOYD Joseph Weidner
aud S J sharp.
~ " Csrru. was unanimously
adopted
whereas. The committee furmu-
faffnE tho charter Tor ErrHfrr
wheeling having requested thar
Wurw0oG rsnd m repreasrfafita fH
act Boo conjunction with The Greater
Wheeling Charter committee ana
believing that fHH interests of War.
wood VIII %. best .uherrssI by the
HrrHIrfm.Hf of n represent tfIre fr
servo ur fha eaIf committee. There.
fHr. o. if
Received THAT tho appointment
Of ru.H n rlrr"HU rfrfIEH shall In uH
| wise ba construed nr meaning fHHf
| fIs citizens oft MHrHt."I HH H uU..
/ .IarI|r their uf'rrrrt.a fl. o. HH.
] messed fH che tIFE off MI.HIIrr
/ Resolved. That fnH r.UrUaIrfr.
tive 90 flr town .| Murw..U .HH'|
observe that Iu formulating fHr
Greater Wheeling charter. provision
| rHaTT o. made FOR three. flfth assent
| vote Of tho qualified voters of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
HOME RULE
Ccontiunsd Prom Fir~t Pags.)

Tuesday The members OF the cabi-
net have not yet disclosed their plans
to the Liberal members. but the talk
in the lobby Of the house tonight was
the premier will say that the govern
ment Is prepared 10 proceed with the
amending bill in its original form II
ne believes the house Of lords Is pre-
pared TO receive II as a peace meas
ure. II not, he will withdraw II and
the home rule bill. unamended. will
become a Law and be presented 10 the
king for his signature.
Election Would Follow.
The premier may then advise the
king 10 dissolve parliament and a
general election would follow.
The passage OF the home rule with
out amendments excluding any part
~ ireland from its provision would
be the signal for Ulster 10 start its
provisional government The Liberal
newspapers continue TO attack KinR
George for the part he took In the
conference. The Nation says.
We do not quarrel with the kings
idea OF calling on both parties. with
some solemnity and authority OF
phrasing. 70 End n remedy. but In his
summoning OF the chief rebels 70 ths
| palace and IN his flatterisg speech
about them there Is 80 much endorse
ment Of certain kind OF treason %
which the higher powers seem 10 ap
prove that We wonder where British
/ sovereignty and British constitutional
| ism are being held"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

BELFAST. July 24-The failure Of
the buckingham palace conference on
hCme rule became known definitely
In Belfast last night through tele-
grams from the Ulster leaders. and
TIE Official announcement thus caused
no excitement
Leading business mcn. clcrRymen
bankers and manufacturers who had
declared for an antihomo rule move
Ient were unanimous tonight en- en-
dorsinr the uncomprimis ng attitude
Of SIR Edward Carson and Captain
James Craig I'm demanding the total
and permanent exclusion Of Ulster
from the workings Of the home rule
til
The business community is suffering
severely through sfarnHtlon in trade
and tight money There is unwilling
ness 20 order new stocks Of goods
with the fear OF civil war hanging
overhead a large proportion Of
N, commercial world would endorse
"a settlement ~ the controversy ON a
compromise basis. but realizing uopu
lar sentiment ls AGAINST fhcm. they
dare not Insist ON anything Joss than
SIR Edward Carson. or rIual demand
Government Awaits orders.
Tho Ulster provisional government
awaits orders from Sir Edward and
Captain Craig. who sim are iu Ion.
don n is believed hero the next step
viii BE- "a general mobilization OF tho
volunteer force aa RI Kind 0f armed
demon tr1fi0n which may impress
'he government m tho government
. .t'll De- unyieliinz 70 appears certain.
according to declarations by promi
Inent Ulster men, a provisional gov.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
WESLEYAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
FOR 1914 WILL SEE BIG GAMES
WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON
COLLEGE WILL BE HERE mo- ,
VEMBER IA.
Carlisle indians VIII ne Opening At
TRACTION on September 26.-Othsr
Tast Teams Scheduled.
snecial pi.patch to az Intelllgeneer.

Special Dispatch to the Inteliigencer.
BUCKHANNON. July 2f-The Wes-
leyan college football schedule, contain
ing eight games and with two open
dates left on account OF especially hard
games the preceding Saturdays. was
announced b. Manager stansbury here
toIohy. The list OF contests Is admit
n WESLEYAN team. -Four Of the games
are to be played in the principal ciues
of West Virginia. the carlisle lndlans
being met at Clarksburg virginia Lech
AT Charleston. Washington and Jefer-
son at Wheeling and West virginia
university at Fairmont. Every one OF
these games Is a big one and Will at
tract much attention IN the districts In
which the cities are located.
.on AZ home is a big feature 81 tho
schedule from local viewpoint, ~
there has never been "A game OF equal
Ge eeps s is again played at Wash
inRton. and since Virginia and George
town does not meet this year. and since
beat the big Catholic institution in
1913. considerable importance Will be
attached TO this contest.
The West Virginia game on Thanks
giving day In Fairmont will undoubt-
edly be the big game Of the year. IN
1919 was the first time that Wesleyan
was able 10 beat the university. this
being at Morgantown BY the score OF
1s-iI Last year carly IN the season ,Ss
Mt FnirmnnN NfNlfNAn hNhln HhiAH INV
score this time being 2l-O.
The 1914 game promises 20 be the
most interesting and 70 attract the most
attention Of any game yet played be
tween those two Institutions. a. re.
Tnora ~ unusual strength are prevalent
az both schools. and undoubtedly the
same intense excitement will prevail
around Thanksgiving day In Fairmoni
~ was the case last october when the
game was played The Washington and
Jefferson game IN Wheeling and this
Carlisle game IN Clarksburg are ais,
big attractions.
The complete schedule follows:
September 1s-Cartisis Indians a
C1arkahurg " Va
October 3-Open
october 1O-Marshhil college a
october i7-virrinia Poly. institute
at Charleston. " Va.
October 2f-Geneva college At Buck
harmon.
october a1-GeorFetown university a
Washington. n. =.
Noyembsr 5-Dickinson college a
BuckhuunOn.
November Washington and Jerer
son college AZ wheeling
November 2s-Weef virginia unfver
rity 81 Fairrnunt ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

FEDERALS HERE
REBEL" CAKES CREW OF OUT
LAWS WILL BE SEEN IN
ACTION SUNDAY.
Against the Beilaire Athletics-Interest-
ing Game Is Expectsd-Pracht to
Pitch for Bellaire.

Practically all arrangements have
been completed for the next big base
ball game 20 be staged on the Bellaire
base ball park Sunday afternoon. when
the Bellaire Athletics and the Pitts
burgh crew OF the Federal League will
be the attraction. The Rebels" will
come TO Bellaire with their regular lin--
up ana a string OF fast stars will be
seen IN action. They will line w a.
follows. Jones. IT,. Savage. RI. Cakes.
mi; Lennon. 3b. BGrdley. ID. Lewis
20. Holly. s.. Berry. c.: Roberts. c.:
knctzer. b.. Dickson. y.
Rebel Oakes. a FORMER Cincinnati
and St Louis National League star. who
O. plotting the crew. has sent word TO
Herbert McNey. secretary OF the Bell
aire Athletic Association. that the full
Rebel force will be In Bellaire 70 take
part In the game
The Athletic lineup will be the same
as IL was In the New York game. with
the exception Of the pitcher and 70 ~
likely that Pracht will be In the box for
Bcllaire Pracht pitched In the games
with the Cincinnati Reds and the
Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers and made a
fine showing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
FOR MER WIFE
tContinusd Prom FIRST P.ge1

the most sincere respect for you in
your position. but, madame. up TO the
present the prosecution has hardly
pronounced a word against you. You
are defended by friends whose devo-
ton I admire and by a husband who
stands here full OF activity. energy
and talent. Il was not for me TO
speak in your defense / could only
give you the respectful salute which
is your due. My pity has been for him
to whom it rightfully belongs"
Defends His Brother.
A dramatic bit OF testimony was
given during the day by DR.. Albert
Calmette. director OF the Pasteur in
sutute at Lille. He paid a high trib-
ute TO the character OF his brother.
Il am convinced said DIT. Cal
mette. that II Mime. .Caillaux had sim
ply opened her mouth. II she had only
said TO my brother is II true that you
have in your possession the private
letters;' my brother would immediate
ly have treasured her. II you knew
how scrupulous was my brother with
his word He would have removed
Nine. CaillauX's apprehension.
1 Attempts have been made here 10
/ defile the memory Of my brother In
speaking OF the manner in which he
made his fortune. II is common
knowledge that IL was as a result OF
I the legacy Of ". Chauchard (the pro
prietor of a great department storeD
l that my brothers fortune was made
/ There Is no reason TO blush for IT,
! DIT. Gaillard. Nine. Caillaux's dent
! ist. another witness Of the day. ties
tilted that she had made an appoint
ment with him for two days after the
tragedy. Her physician, Dr. Mercig
ny. also gave evidence.
Nine Caillaux Is the best OF won
en- he said Her character Is swee
and calm. ] was stupefed when
/ laarnnh OF the drama -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
FIGHT MONDAY
Harry Orch ana George Lewis 20 Mir
for Welterweiqht Title Of ohio VAL
ley at stsubenvfus

There promises 70 be something doing
every minute a. Central rink gfeuheu-
VILE next Monday night when the
steubenville Athletic club stages tfa
midsummer show There Will be %
rounds 81 GOOD fFhtiuu rn the main
bout ~ ten rounds Harry Frrb fe 20.
fng % try 20 take tho wnIfnrWffrhf title
for the Ohio valley from GEORGE Lewis
who now claims ~ They are iu 0rs
shape and promise 90 show the fans
something new fu the frhf game
IN the rernf-frnf two fact bows Hrrre
Hahn Wei1rburg and KID sat1. ~ Vol.
iansbce. will travel eight fast round.
They ars old enemies and fnla vii. ha
q chance for them 90 settle ffrfr
grudgs In the FIRST fight ~ the even.
Ing siv rounds Joe Guido and Tari Stead
I'll settle en- argument about Who fa
fhe best man. They are evenly matched
and have worked hard fo Do In rrfou
shape for the battle FiEhf rtFrfs
promptly a. sac. Special cars on all
Snes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
WARWOOD TO PARTICIPATE In
GREATER WHEELING MOVEMENT

town Of Warwood shall be necessary
before annexation 81 Warwood 20
Wheeling shall become effective.
and not three-fifths Of the qualified
voters Of the whole territory 70 10
annexed
Resolved. That the repreecntatfya
of the town OF WarwOud b. request-
cd 20 report from time 70 time the
rrugrgss Of the Greater Wheeling
Charter Committee 90 the council OF
the town ~ Warwood
Resolved That In the event Of
tho resignation Of the representa-
tive Of the town Of Warwood. the
council Of the said town BE- hereby
requested 90 f1 the vacancy ~
some person ~ be own selection. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
ALL-GOLLEGIANS
VIII Clash with Island Athisio oiuS
This Aftsrnoon--Hurt0n t.
Scheduled 90 Pitch

This afternoon on the Fortv-ssventh
street grounds the Benwood All Cole
CLANS and the Island Athletic Club Will
meet IN what promises 20 BE- one 81 the
best games ~ the yeHr. The Coilegtan
team o. composed 81 former star college
players. while the T. a &C have been
putting up an excellent article 81 bail
Burton. former Ffar tWlrlar FOR the Waav
Liberty Normal team. will be on the fir
inE line for the r0ilrrlana All PLAYERS
are requested 90 10 on the grounds a.
30 Tor practice The game will ~
called promptly M o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
Obituary
sarah Katherine colviR.

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Sarah Katherine Colvig. well
known young lady who died yesterday
morning at 1915 o'clock. will be held to
morrow afternoon a. the family resi-
dence at No. as South Penn street. at :
O'Clock. Rev. ". VI. flelds. OF the First
Christian church. Will have charge OF
the services. lnterment Will b. Mouday
morning in Gree nwood cemetery.
Friends OF the family are cordially In
vited TO attend the services tomorrow.
The news OF Miss Colvig's death. com
ing as ~ did Wher In the bloom OF
youth. was heard with general regret
throughout the city and during yester-
day her many friends extended their
sympathies 70 the bCrvaved parents anG
family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
GARRISON lNspecTs TROOP

SEA GRIT. n. j. July 24-The
Fighting First and the Dandy
Fifth. popular names for the two
regiments Of tho New Jersey National
guard which are now IN camp here.
were reviewed today h. the secretary
~ war. Lindlcy VI Garrison. who mo.
i1~cd to Sea Girt from his Scabright
summer home 10 attend the COVER.
rur dly maupuVcrs Of the militia
Tho secretary was the guest Of
Governor James r. Fielder ~ New
Jerseys summer executive mansion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
Taliman Funeral.

The last sad rites over the remains
Of the late Wilbur II. Tallman were held
yesterday at 2. 30 o'clock at his apart
ments in the Stratford hotel. with Rev.
Jacob birmingham. Of st. I.uke's T. r.
church, officiating In his address.
Rev. birmingham took up the life Of the
deceased. both In a business way an.
also his home life. lie paid a deep trtb-
ute 10 the deceased and extended the
sympathy Of his congregation 90 the be
reaved widow and relatives.
Those who acted as pallbearcrs were
business associates Of the deceased. A.
follows: Messrs. John Topping. Wilbur
Topping. Charles Topping. DR. Lewis
Ladd. J. J. Holloway. Mr.. Caldwell ana
Mr.. W S. Brady lntermcnt was in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
PATRIOTIC GREEKS
Party OF Local Greeks VIII Leave
This Evening for Norfolk 10 Attend
Reception on Battleship.

party OF local Greeks, headed by
Chris Varyouzanis. proprietor of the
American restaurant on Market street.
viii leave at I1:45 O'Clock tonight
over the b. & o. for Norfolk. Va.
where they will attend a farewell re-
oeption TO the battleship Mississippi.
recently purchased by the government
Of Greece from the United States.
The reception will be held next week.
ana the boat will sail for its new
home August q Sailors and marines
for the big battleship have arrived
End will take charge OF II Immediately
after IL Is turned over by Uncle Sam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

This afternoon at 80 O'Clock will oc-
cur the funeral Of the late Andrew Burac
who passed away Thursday evening ~
90 o'clock. Rev. s.. q. Jones. o. Chap
line street n. T.. church. will offictot~
and intern. will b.. tn Greenwood Gem
etery Those who survive are his widow
son. sidney. two sisters. Mrs. William
q. Henry. Mrs r. +. cohen. and two
brothers. Walter and Thomas The de-
ceased was formerly with Burns and
Church local transfer firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
ON HOME GROUNDS
Wheeling AlIstsrs VIII Play Wheel.
ing Mold and Foundry Team To-
morrow Afternoon.

The Wheeling All-Stars will play
the first game OF the season on their
home grounds. Forty-seventh street.
tomorrow afternoon at e O'Clock. when
they meet the strong Wheeling Mold
and Foundry team
At ] o'clock the Virginia White
SoX will play the Holman & Duvall.
This game will start promptly. in
order that the AllStars- Mold and
Foundry game can be started at 3
ociOck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
PORTE MAKES FIGHT

HAMvONuspORT. y y. July e.
lieutenant Porte made a fiFht Of
pTUrON ImHf.lF forty four miles Co.
U.rhf Iu fhs No1uln Wanamaker As.
inE boat America Tho principal oh.
rect iu making The 9iehf was 10 oh.
..ry, Tho fuel consumption Of the
motors only a l'ehf load was car.
RED. and the third motor was not
u I'd durirE the fight Porte said the
machine handled beautifully and that
the work of fh, motors was fauitleae
Early today Glenn " Curtias and
Lieutenant Porte made r. fight OF
IeNrrsl miles with the America. car
rNiuE n load apprOviw1tinE that re-
Quired on the transatlantic fight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

A. his home at or. EEsville. yesterday
eyeninE. occurred the death 90 T.iifa
Humble. well known resident ~ fras
place. Tho dfrr1uel wac in hiH T-fH
year ana had been 900 for tho rres
month. with n complication ~ dfeearr-
We DEL survived hN hIa parents 1ud the
tnllowinE brothers and sisters Conrad
John. Edward and I.HyrHr. and ono aIs.
Ter. Miss Rose o. home Late LACE
evening" funeral Arrangements were fine
.-mII.Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
STOLE FUNDS
Investigation Into Mexico Finances
Results IN Warrant for Arrest Of
Former General Treasurer

MEXICO CITY. July 24-As the
result Of the investigation ordered BY
Provisional President Carbaial into
the finances Of the country during the
administration Of General NictOrianO
Huerfa. % is reported that a warrant
was Issued to-day for the arrest or
Eugonio Pareder. former general
treasurer 81 the republic Paroles is
charged I'm tho warrant with misap-
propriatinr more than two million
pesos Of government money lie Is
reported 90 bp now AZ Puerto. Mexico
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
CREDITORS MEET
Trustees Appointed In Two Bank
ruptcy Cases Yesterdsy-Ap-
prsisers Also Named

The first meeting OF creditors was
held yesterday in two bankruptcy
cases-that Of William Goldstein.
proprietor OF the millinery store m
this city with branches In Zanesville
and Akron. o.. and Kurutz Bros
former local Ealoonists Attorney
Herman a Hundt was elected trustee
in each case
The following we're appointed ap-
pralsnrs I'm the Kurutz Brothers case:
q l.. Keller. Lester English and J..
Willis White
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

Exley. who passed away Tuesday July
%. at Chicago. arrived IN the city yes.
terday morning. and were removed 20
the home % hla sister. Mrs Andrew
Ncitz. Of No. 124 Sixteenth street
Funeral services over the remains VIII
be held this afternoon ar o'clock nn~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
Holman e Duvall Co. 12s ss M2 as. n: Street

eminent will be set up before the
home rule bill is passed.
The belligerent minority has de-
sired TO seize the postoffice and Gus
toms house and conduct a kind OF
armed republic under martial law,
but the conservative element in Ulster
has overruled them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
ELKS VS.. U. C. 7.

Tho second .r % series 81 three gaues
between the F1k. and r- q r. ~ this
CITY. VIII h. PLAYED Ur fhs Island b4u
r1rF frIr afternoon The fret FHnIa Of
fhr enrfra wac played Iaef sHfurda. and
defeat hF fis rturr ~ Do g. TfDyr-..lr
me O. o.. II team hss been taking daily
exercise and Hr. Iu GOOD condition for
t.ir same The third game viii be
played Saturday. August 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
MUST PAY SOON

The board uf control Yesterday d..
r.ae.d The matter ~ collerft1n %
licenses and instructed fho city auditor
90 continue rollerfI1re until The first ~
August The uCenaar have been coming
slow while corporation tax payments
are coming IN slower.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25

Funeral services Will be held this
morning over the remains ~ the late
Joseph a. Mnlonoy. a. the family home
No. ef1f Eoff street Requiem ffrr
mass viii be celebrated ~ 81 Ioacph's
Cathedral az o'clock and interment will
BE- IN Greenwood cemttery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
rs EUBRU IsTox1oAr1Nag-

Whether ar not HNufrt" comes under
me h"ef law ~ NOT remains n question
f' p decided Quite fffffr fa hainr
foIl and many Hr. Inclined fu believe DO
is beer but the decision of "a rrar4faf
VIII b. asked for before any action o.
taken.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-03-25
Patronage Steadily Crows.

Notwithstanding the thorough can
vass which was made during the recent
contest, a goodly number of citizens
have voluntarily come in and adde's
their names to The Advertisers sub
scription list during the past few
weeks, which is exceedingly gratifying
to the management. This reminds US
of what the late D R. Durisoe, a for.
mer editor and owner of The Adverti-
ser, said to us soon after we assumed
the management of the paper about l2
years ago. Stopping the writer on the
street one morning. Mr.. Durisoe said.
among other things in connection with
newspaper work, ''Make good paper
and the people will como to you." We
do not say The Advertiser is a good
paper, but we are endeavoring, in the
face of the handicaps incident to a
limited field, to make it measure up
to what our conception of a county
newspaper should be.
The Advertisers subscription list is
nearly three times larger now than it
was when Mr. Durisoe made the above
remark.