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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

The ircieht and passenger revenue srfs-
ING at every station ON Tho avsfem
from Newport NeUs Co Chicarc Tba
6ufandoftc Valley branch OF tho d
a. 3D. looms up large boz the COMPANY
reports and takes trst place an "a bus.
mes. producer and foEan station is
credited with fro.eht revenue Tor tho
year of sl.tl11si ThirH of 90. the
LARGEST revenue producer on the entire
G. a % system. and us friends claim
'ha' ihings arc barely rettng started
up That way
Charleston Post. Hon = favIor
NInson. Ho1t off the West virginia Coal
being favorable t0 thr nomination oil
Cory Horr Tor governor or tho Demo
cratic ticket and General lilly on the
Republican ticket TH. would De-
happy solution Regardless of the
eventual outcome. fhr ruaf operators
would have "a sIauris hold In Yves.
VIRGINIA Cor fHr next four years. nf
least Hut there Del NOT much chance
for such a result Tho people Of West
virginia are Too alert io the situation
conIronune them in The next cam
paign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
PHILLIPS COMPANY
TO ERECT TWO BIG
PLANTS AT WEIRTON

Weirton, the metropolis of Hancock
county Is on the boom. II was an
nounced last night by ID. NJ. Weir. vice
president Of the Phillips Sheet and Tin
Plate company, that the company has
Just let the contract for the construc.
ton OF two-mill continuous rolling
mill. which win employ 500 men. 1t
VIII make highly polished steel such
as used on automobiles. II viii be
completed by July first.
On Monday morning four new tin
mills viii be placed in operation, Civ
ing employment to 500 more men.
Mr.. Weir mated that there are now
200 employees OF the company 1t Weir
ton and 1000 in all the plants owned
by the company. AT Weirton. Clarks-
burg and Steubenville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
A SENSIBLE WAY
TO CURE A COLD
AND STOP CATARRH

You'll never know what you are
missing until you try NOSTRIOLA for
Colds. Nasal Catarrh. Hay Fever. Sore
Throat and kindred affections.
a small tube will be enough to try.
All druggists now sell and recommend
NOSTRlOLA for Colds and Catarrhal
troubles. and II is so simple and sen
siole that II appSals 10 everyone.
Inc nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for germs. When
the mucous membranes are sore. in
tanned and sensitive you catch cold
easily. and colds lead TO Catarrh. Hay
Fever and kindred affections. All need
NOSTRIOLA as a preventive. Get a
small tube OF your druggist to-day.
and you'll wish you had tried this
simple treatment sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

GETTfNIE. M0nfenecro. Wednesday.
Dec. 20, via Paris. Dec Gn. r.25 D. m
After heavy hahtlnE for three days be-
tween Austrian and Muntencrrin troops
the AuHtrLlra are in retreat 0u one part
- ne front fur war office ANNOUNCED
today. Tho statement follows
There ia violent artillery lighting
along the whole front OF the saufnf
army. Tho enemy continued biz nf-
fackH against FaofIVarurT hu the AUS
TRANS. after three days uf tenacious
fighting are nov rrfrrafinR
fronts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Theda Bara in a typical william Fox
production entitled Destruction" is
me headlines on the Rex theatre pro-
htam Tor today and tomorrow Ferd-
inahde Wlckedness incarnate. whose
lance breaks madness. her touch des-
ruction. IL the latest role to be Great
ed by bara, the Incompatible. Miss
ing creature. whose God Is Eoid ana
VINO. after marrying Froment. a pros
porous mill owner, Induces him TO re-
duce the wages OF his thousands OF en-
ployes IN order that she may lavish up-
on herself luNuries made possible from
tne increased revenue of his business
rihc and spectacular finish. In the cast
supporting Miss Bara are James Fiery
carton Macy and Herbert Frame
Pathes Weekly and splendid Comedies
will be shown with the above feature
Ihe Rex performances starts at 1 90.
Saturdays)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

PARIS. Dec. 30. 1885 D. m-Two
Austrian torpedo destroyers have been
sea forces Of the allies at a point out
side OF Cattaro. in the Adriatic
The purpose or the Austrian ships was
20 lombard Durazzo. An allied squad
ron went 10 meet them, with the result
above set forth. In addition. the re-
mainder % the Austrian squadron was
pursued BY the Warships OF the allies
and compelled 20 nee toward the Aus
triun base
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Fine Feathers" will b. the Court
Stock Offering Monday. Tuesday snf
Mednesday. Jan .. and 6. with daily
For those who do not already know
the play or the stock company when
ls making Its home In wheeling three
Gays each week 10 may be said thai the
play mas been called the biggest drama
on the century and the company fhe
.ilo.l Wendertul ever permanently en-
Fconced here. The roles permit ne act
ors TO exercise all the skill fhaf is
. ihcirs and knowing the COMBINATIONS
which VIII be made they are doing
thrir utmost Messrs. Pelton and Faef-
kenhauer. who direct the the d@-iiUi.4
fthe organization dared much when.
ihey chose q play already seen here with
au an star cast Ilka Marie BfehI will
play the part originated ~ Lolita Rob
ertson. Minnie Eamcley that N Rose
'oflan. Mlllard Vincent faces comutrI-
SON with Wilton Lackaye Ryder Keen.
WIN MAJ Figman and Fred Miller with
Robert Edison.
Pine Feathers" is play % TODAY
10 has enthralled audiences bv ffs .If
uHhuns and pointed satire. no -fa Amer.
icfu 20 the backbone and deals vifn
conditions familiar to Ctcry ono. InI
. lfh problems which every family fl-
Jay must face af one time Of Hr.fr.r
pr ~ I'iht lloNH human document.
a. page from life frank. uulufnr.r1rria-
Ing, brilliant Tho same rrlri.e.rsa.
and brlllinury which markell Eugene
walters other play. The Easiest t4t.
Paid In EulI. are tu ba found fr
Pine Feathers although bob boil. rI..
y apr'fl Dr. more universal. iabr1Irht
closer home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
NEWS BRIEFS

The employees 0f the street. water.
light and health departments win Dol
rtd TUESDAY. instead of neVt AIuudaf.
iHe Jay nclIf being due Co. the OBJ
ssrvHuce OF fhc holiday
y. fnIe weeks meeting Hf the
N Wheeling Ministerial AreucInfInu Ia
vote OF thank. was extended fn the
ueuHuHuore of Wheeling f0r ihsIr r..
nrrrItlHu Iu church work
THE lira' payment off fnr United
states rmfrE.nrF war faN. for "a r.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
Won Maekensen in sona.

LONDON. Dec. so. 1925 a. m-A
Semi-ofhcial telegra mreceiVed in Am-
Sterdam. from Sofia. Bulgaria states
tnat fleld Marshal Won Msckensen. the
- man COMMANDER. arrived at SOFIA
yesterday. according 10 dispatch to
reuters Telegram Company After Wis
Jung the German and Austrian minis
tiers 90 Bulgaria and King Ferdinsnd
the held marshal returned to headquar-
lcrs. cit was reported on December IS
IN news dispatches that Field Marshal
Won Mackensen was directing prepara-
lions for a powerful expedition against
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
THE THEATRE

,,, NoneIties combining laughter with
We utmost musical delight are rare
tulngs much sought after on the stage
Snd Ihe Al q. Field Greater MlnsrTeis
1dHt one TINS season which has an nm
lalllng record Of repeated demands Tor
SCheoIes 49,, Battle Between Rag time and
me large singing contingent OF this
Hllhstrel organization are divided into
W. camps-the grand opera devoteez
ana the raE-time partisans The form,
er proclaim the glories Of grand oDera
y" true grand opera muaic-strafns ~
Lucia Faust, Carmen and ethers ~
equal distinction. Their claims are a.
hled oy their opponents In swinging rar-
tiiue measures. This vocal contest A.
blended together IN = mRsterful way. IL
gives the splendid voices OF the com.
pahy unique opportunity to display
themse ives IN chorus. Their fun beau
~ ana volume are brought out bv mis-
tive music. -"
Throughout. too. there are opportuni-
sles Tor travcsty touches by the black
iace comedians which create much
laughter and yet harmonic with are
spirit Of the whole thing
Iproarious applause from every audi
number Va 'ii7
The Al G. Field Greater Mips,rols
are al Court Theatre tonight ana New
ieafs matinee and night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
CHRISTMAS CLUB
AT BENWOOD BANK
Eight Hundred Members Are Expected
TO Ne Enrolled, Says Cashier
Leach.

-Four hundred members already nave
been enrolled m che Christmas savings
cluD az the Bank OF Beuwood. and Cash
Ter Leach expects the membershlp to
reach the 500 mark. with the possibiI-
ity or Its going Co 1000. over $1,000
was disbused during the late holiday
period for the Christmas savers Of
Benv 1od at this bank. and the club
lor 1916 will probably save more than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

PARIS. Dec. 80. ESQ y. m.-The text
OF the Official statement given out to-
day by the French war department fol-
lows.
To the west OF Peronne the enemy
attempted TO capture one OF our sapS
IN 'front.' or Dompierre. The attack was
completely repulsed.
In Champagne. in the region OF
NaNaringarm, our artillery fire pre-
vented the enemy from repairing the
trenches which We're demolished BY u
on the night of December 1879
On the rest OF the front there was
nothing TO report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
TEUTONS
tcontdnusd Prom rir-t rars.,

Tigrts region.
These movements Indicate thai ,se
Entente allies position around Sa-
loniki are now considered secure. and
indications are that the campaign
around Salonih VIII develop INTO a
long drawn out warfare. as on other
fronts.
Rome reports that the central pow
ers have begun a general withdrawal
from the entire Macedonian front.
owing TO the serious Russian cam
paign in Bessarbaria but this lacks
confirmation. In the Entente capitals.
however there is a general opinion
that the Russian campaign in Bessa-
rabaria which has been undertaken in
the face OF unfavorable weather condi-
tons. Is likely To have an important
bearing on the whole war situation.
According 10 one version. Russia :
new move is the forefunner Of the i'm
pending Rumanian entry into the war
on the side Of the Entente allies. The
Pail Mall Gazette's Russian cores
pondent writes:
Russian joint operations with Ru-
mania are on the point OF beginning
Rumania will fight with us. although
not for us. Her siding with the en-
tente is not the result OF French or
English sympathies. but an endeavor
10 realize Rumania freedom OF sover-
eighty over BukOwina and Transyl.
vania. AS preparations for Rumania' 3
entry into the war. Russia's aim IS TO
recoDquer Bukowina for the benefit
of her new ally. This task can be
accomplished in a few weeks.
The Rumanians will then fortify
the new province and march with the
Russians through Bulgaria an d
the French. British and Serbians will
deal blows on other fronts"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

PARIS, Dec. 80. 5:15 a. m.-French
troops have occupied the Turkish ISL
and OF Castelorizo (Kas telorvzo1 in
the Aegean sea. between the Island OF
Rhodes and the Gulf OF AdaIia. accord
ing I othr morning papers in Paris. The
possession OF Castclorfzo as a naval
base Is characterized as Indispensable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
About People
Movements OF individuals t.
and From .Iis City.
S~>~>~~~>
AT THE HOTELS


stamm-J. r. Myers. Mansfield o.;
John DOlan. Morristown o: w nj pafsi
4 t,5alrmont; NJ; Dawson. Sistersville, +. j
Grand csntraIGo. O. Ba,son. Jacobs.
ppufk Geo. Bauman, WoOdsfield. o: u.
5 n; dM Coy Beqllsyille. o; r. q; Murray
MannIngton; A. Young, Moundsviiie.
p 1I1lreEca5olyn Fitch. Huntington;
burg: J. r Watson. Jr'. Fairrnont- al "a "a
ward Hart John Hart. clarksburg. War
Zen len Fackardi warren. o; Geo. Hogue. r.
h,Iirotzmsn Morgantown. Frank Masters
Mannington. VIM. Nern. John Williams
John Gardner, VIM. Smith. Parkersburu
i,lArry hart. Fairmont. I'D Raush, Hunt
Rodgers. o. Bailey. Keyser; Geo
~ @Xsrs' MTmonti w. W. Wagner. Mari
Wilson. Clarksburg; g II. Taylor. lien.
fPT ay " y u Foley oc,S5HRonsburS
Miss Virginia saylor OF south Chap
line street. has returned from Moods
ileld, % where she spent Christmas
Dick Kelley OF Parkersburg has re-
turned 10 his home. after O. few davs
spent in this city the guest Of Miss ia
W. L. saylor will leave this week for
an extended business trip through the
western states.
Harry McKowan OF Bethany has re.
turned home. following an extended visit
WITH friends In this city.
Miss Audrey Campbell OF Park Vfeuy
T. confined 10 her home on account OF
Illness.
Miss Marie Rolf Of Park View is con-
fined TO her home on account OF ill
Mrs. +. g. Goodman returned yester-
cay 70 her home IN Canton. o. after
spending the past few days as the guest
View.
W p. Clark. travelling salesman for
the wholesale hardware frm Of Greer *.
lang was called 20 his home in CIevc-
land, yesterday. because Of the death
Of his sister
J. ID. Gordon. plant supervisor or the
zen Tele phone Company. has returned
from Jewett. o.. where he spent Tues
day supervising repairs or damage
caused by the recent storm.
simon =. Parker. local produce man.
has returned from short business trip
20 Pittsburgh.
Peabody Atkinson. will leave Saturday
Tor Morgantown. where he will resume
his studies az tho University.
sherman Melch. Of Viola. spent yes
to-day looking after business matters IN
the city.
Mrs. wade Pepper will return the Grst
ot the week 60 her home on tho Island.
after "a visit Of several weeks with rel.
uiites al tuiontown. Pa.
Miss ruth Mctomhs Of Shorrard will
lsHve. sunday. Tor Morgantown whore
-h. VIII resume her studies al the Tni-
NtrsitY.
Pred Graham. postal clerk at the To-
cal terminal station. will leave to-day
Tor MS home az Frazeygburp o.
chandler Parker Will return soon to
Cleveland. where he viii resume his
rfuticE in Tho law school. after having
spent The holidays with hts parents boz
This city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

p. m.-The report Del published that
the cabinet has approved the dismissal
Of about sixty general officers Of tho
army and that until the establi Hhmcnt
Of new organization the general stan
viii be composed Of two captain gem
erals. twenty lieutenant generals. forty
generals OF division and ninety Eenera r.
OF brigade
About $50 Officers In all will be dis
charged. 20 On said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
THE STATE PRESS

Fairmont West Virqinisn. senator
InrIand. uf Logan county will make
biz formal announcement al o. cnndf.
date Tor Attorney General ON tho BE.
publican ticket In the immediate
future Senator ENGLAND win undoubt
cdlv make strong candidate and Will
give all rivals Hlff nrht for tho
hnnura llr ie practlcluE attorney.
and nIa experience In fho senate. TO.
grther with hIs knowledge 81 tho law
makes him exceptionally we'll fitted
f0r tho office ho seeks
Weston Free Press. About noon on
CHRISTMAS day a O. Gould was pick
ne a'HwbcrrIos at ~ place in the
SHADY brook rre.on. just below Yves.
'Dn Grorre s. Snyder. who lives and
works down In that region has been
t.Uu. tho Frcr Press about the pro
af of thr fruit In the course 81 ma.
TURNS and rpeIIne. and Mr. Gould
brought up fD fhp office Christmas
afternoon Che best evidence fruit
itself There was just ono plant but
there wac OBJ" stem. and there were aiI
Etaec. of ths flower and fruit. begin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

the ground" he continued Every
daN more ammunition is taken from
the water into which ~ was thrown By
the British Turkish soldiers are count
ing the booty"
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German Statement.

BERLIN Dee 30-Heavv lighting
continues in the Nosres. Announcement
f. made by The war office that positions
near Hartmans-W eilerkopf have been
reconquercd by the Germans. 4 Brit
tsh surprise attack near Lille failed
The text Of the statement follows.
British attempts during the night or
December % 10 enter our positions
northwest OF Lille by surprise failed. 4
German enterprise az ntrht AZ n point
southeast Of Albert succeeded and SOW
eral dozen British were captured
The Germans rcConQuered positions
near Hartmans- ~ eiicrkopf
"On the whole front artillery and
aerOplanes we're active. The enomy's
aircraft attacked the towns and rail-
road stations OF Wercick and Afenin
tBeiEium). No military damage was in
ficted, but seven civilians were wound
ed and one child KILLED. A British aero
plane was shot down in nght north
east Of Cambria.
Eastern front:
Russian attachments advancing
south Of SChlOk lnear the Gulf OF EigaJ.
and on General Won Liualngcn's front
we're ropulsed. General Won Bofhmer's
Austro- HUNGARIAN troops rcpulsed an at To-
tack Of strong Russian forces against
the BridEehead a. Burkanov on the
the Strysa Gin Eastern Galicia) The
enemy suffered heavy losses in addition
20 losing 300 prisoners"
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niuE with thc swelling bud. tbe opened
blossom. .he green straw berry n the
state of hocomius and then a luscious
ripe berry three and quarter inches
around thr belt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31
rHEDA BARA Ar THE REX

at Barada,s daughter causes him to de-
eide at once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Huntington Herald Dispatch. Take
back Hcat prsaud Huntington.
mouldy old Charleston. romuoua UIrn.
mond Take or your hate fo fr.
puzzliug little city of Torau Ton or
Twelve years ago LOGAN wac not bug
cuouFh to make spot on tho map
Today % d. convulsod with cucrey and
oNcrrun with business Tho now Ches.
apoakc q ohio report FOR tho fiscal
year has just been published 10 shows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-31

Charleston Ma1:Au conditions af
tho present time boz West NIreIuia ap-
pear to show that confidence. af least.
is a very prominent Characteristic oI
iho Republicans based on tho general
political sentiment and conditions
NotninE therefore. appears fo be- In
FIrht which would initiate aeaInst BE-.
publican success next year lu this
state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17

Gitchell and A. A. Sargent. chancery
case; Cooley, Wright Manufacturing Co.
OF Waterbury VS.. Eastern Fruit and
Orchard company of Burlington, general
assumpsit, the specifications setting forth
that $26s.94 is due the plaintiff for work
done. The defendant company being at
tached in the sum of $500; w. n. Blais-
dell, apt, VS.. estate of n. c. Page of
Plainfeld, Thomas II. Cave, jr., adm, an
appeal from probate.
State Treasurer Walter Scott, and
Commissioner OF Weights and Measures
Carpenter, were at their Offices at the
State House to-day.
Lyman +. Summer resumed his work
as ticket agent at the Central Vermont
station to-day, after few days vaca-
ton, passed in Manchester, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean X. Little and chill
dren left this morning for Thompson's
Point, Lake Champlains TO pass week
at their camp,
Hiram O. Pierce went TO Waterbury
Center this morning to attend a reun-
ION.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Muslin underwear sale at Vaughan's
Big sale on wool goods TO clean up at
Fits.
Don't miss our sale summer dresses at
Vaughan's.
The Presbyterian choir will meet for
rehearsal tonight at $3.50 sharp.
The Presbyterian Bible class outing
will be held tonight at Dewey park, in.
stead of Benjamin Falls
"Pawns of Fate" a two-reel society
drama, featuring Frank Lloyd. also an
other picture at the Bijou.--Adv.
Leroy F. Bailey OF Summer street, who
is employed in the Kennedy machine shop
on Depot square, left this forenoon for
Plymouth. n. H., where he expects to
make a business visit of several days.
Miss Christina G. Reid of South Main
street left this morning for Concord. n.
H., where she is TO attend the commence.
ment exercises at st. Marys school, from
which institution she was graduated two
years ago.
C. Newell Barber OF the East Montpc-
Tier road left this morning on an ex-
tended business trip through southern
Vermont Mr.. Barber will return to
Washington count yin time TO attend
the commencement week exercises at
Norwich university, Mortified, which are
TO be held next week.
At largely attended review Of Har.
mon hive, No !. held in X. of p. hall
last evening. there were seven candidates
initiated and six applications presented
A memorial service for deceased members
was also given, which was very impress.
sive. After the business Of the evening.
the party went to the banquet hall.
u here delicious refreshments were served.
40 charge Of Mrs. Jessie Mcdonald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17
NEW MILITIA INSTRUCTOR
Captain Mystt To Be Succeeded in State
By Captain Bond.

st. Adams, June lin a general or
der issued by Adjutant General Lee S.
Tillotson announcement is made that
Captain Leonard J. Myatt, L. 5. infan-
try. has. by order of the war department,
been relieved from duty as Inspector
instructor OF organized militia in Yer
mont after July l. He will be succeeded
by Captain John L. Bond Of the 30th
L. $. infantry. who will have his head.
quarters in Burlington and will be as.
signed 20 duty with the first Vermont
regiment.
Captain Myatt. who has had his head.
quarters in Burlington. went to that city
about two years ago from Rutland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17
MErz sArD NO
woula Have Nothing To Do with Al.
leFs1 German -schsms"

Nev Aufk 1uns ~ Furrnsr C0nrrrss
nlsn Hffrnsr 4. Meta sai8 YESTERDAY
ti1st. tllatei arrrueti,ef ~ Mr. Seine
Eeuis fFl8af - fslsf,sd - intrniiuts.
~ Alfrea b. Meefr ~ sntnne sisr a.
~errttarr BrFHn - usrftiste the Issfr
rtsss ~ di-car8ed frted states sruT
Fafes He sac tian.f Soy surneunf e.
- irtn trnuias 81 fhis tgnusrtiun. bet
wiasr - Fneffirus8 tia uiattsf a. Csrtair
trnfr haH fsfFn. ulftart attsfhe ~
tlf Hermsn erriasss- srf - Cuurt Ven
fierrsturf tausf eurflafrrr latzinE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17
EDDY TAX CASE TO COURT
Concord Claims $4,000 and the Claim Is
Contested BY Trustees.

Concord, \. H.. June 1.-THE right
OF the city Of Concord 90 tax funds en-.
bodied IN the trust created BY the late
Rev. Mary Baker Eddy. founder Of the
Christian Science church viii be- deter.
mined By the courts Only one Of the
six trustees. Joseph y. Fernald Of this
city. y resident of New Hampshire,
but ~ treasurer. b. h0lds ali the securi.
ties PLACED in the fund.
The other trustees are residents ~
Massachusetts and the trust fund l.
taxed to the fun amount b. the town
81 Brookiine. This city claims taxes 70
the amount Of sl6009 and it, claim will
- contested IN court ~ the trustees.
The Merrimaek county superior court
sIn h. asked 81 render q DECISION sni
the Gase wiIl b. a once transferred 20
I BE- View Hampshire supreme court. which
j. expected O. give the final verdict 81
the Ofoiaf sitting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17
MRS. FRANK LESLIE
LEFT 81, 100000
FOR SUFFRAGE
All Her Estate But About 100000 To
Be Used To Promote Votes
For Women.

New York, June l7.-An inventory filed
of the property mentioned in the will OF
the late Mrs, Frank Leslie showed that
nearly 81 100000 will be turned over to
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait for the use OF
the suffrage cause. The will Of Mrs.
Leslie, who had the title of the Baroness
De Bazus, left cash and property valued
at nearly $l,S00,000, and provided that
all but about 100000 was to be given
to Mrs. Gait to be used entirely at her
discretion, the only proviso being that
the suffrage cause shall benefit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-17
EAsT BARRE

EaE Earrs rersa hau.s - ni1ia. Tias
gawnt amtnsamef8 DO vii mats re-
STR tase wTt - srtrr ttamns 81
Fsrr7Hu nrr frssurf ntfraF-iur nrf5
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