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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
About People
Movements OF individuals a
and From ;iis City.
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Rogers-F. NJ. futile. Jacksonburg;
W. Ii. Riggs. Akron j. +. Me%nenschan.
den. Hannibal; Mrs. w. ID. Brackover.
New Martinsville; III. r. Ferris. Akron;
-. j. Presley. Akron: +. II. Stewart,
Warrington.
Stamm-J. y. Phillips. B~lacksville.
o. ID. Nutter. Warrington: August A.
Jung. Springfield: Wiley B. Nilsson.
FOLSOM; McTunen and A.. b. Mitchell.
MiddleWay. T. +. Smith. Charleston:
r. /. Archer. Huntington. Myrtle
Mott. New Martinsville. Alt GABRIELLE.
New Martinsville: John O. Buscock.
Parkersburg. W. r. Tough. Fairmont .
l. NJ. TaVener. Parkersburg. Chas. r.
Mitchell. Clarksburg: Cora smith.
Parkersburg: j. G.. Rardin. Hunting.
ton; 4. J. Wickiner. Huntington: w.
X. Cowden. Huntington.
Grand Central Fishcof. Canton .
Harry A We%isenberger. Washington.
Pa; a H. Satchaw. Defiance.
Windsor-W J. Frankston. Parkers-
burg; B L Grier. Lewiston: W. w.
sharp. S~cottsdale; W. w. Phillips.
Steubenville c. F. Dudley. Parkers.
burg; Clyde e. Boss, Parkersburg.
Judge l.. y. Tavener Of Parkersbure
attended the final sessions YESTERDAY
OF the Scottish Rite reunion.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Martin NTH.
mann al their home on the South side
on Wednesday evening. a girl.
w. 7. smith Of Warrington was i'm
the city last night and incidentally
attended the Uncle Johns Night al
the Elks' club.
Judge Ira T. Robinson left yesterday
evening for his home in Grafton. after
spending several days i'm this CITY.
Bishop ". l.. Grayatt Of Charleston
is IN the city. He attended the meet.
ing Of The Episcopal Diocese al ST.
Matthews church last night
T. VI Roth of TrIch-viIle is visiting
with Lou Schrsder for "a few DAYS
J. T. Smith OF Charleston is I'm tho
city ON business
Miss Hilda Wright is visiting friends
and relatives in Cleveland and Colum.
bus.
j. T. sutton. q prominent business
man ~ ~SiSter-yillc. is visiting I'm the
clfr for % few DAYS.
Charles Boyd Of Now Castle. Pa
lett last evening for home after spend.
ing "a few DAYS in tho Wheeling dis.
trict.
Capt Samuel williamson. OF New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

lily. is in Pasadena. Cal. where he will
spend three months
II. NJ Butzei. the prominent Detroit
f~ifancier. a director Of the Trussed Con-
crete steel company. director Ia Tho Sc
IIg9Ilty Trust company. and also in the
inck overall company. has, been elect
ed vice-presiient and director OF the
Lozier Motor company.
O.. p Goddard. former body engineer Of
the Packard Motor Car company. has ne
come Assistant chief engineer OF Dodge
hrothers under Russell HUFF. chief en-
glncer. and former chief engineer Of the
dckard Motor Car mpa Mr.. God
dard was with the old Mora Motor Car
company. and Tor one year was with the
SiudebaNer corporation.
4. u. BelIen. a veteran in the auto
mobile trade. and a well known automo-
"l.e engineer has been AZ pointed body
engineer Of the Packard Motor Car CON-
pany. and ON sunday last left FOR a two
weeks trip 20 New York and through th.
tast ln the earliest days OF the auto
mobile business Mr. Bcldeu was a driver
~ Ine Vanderbilt Cup race in the Prayer
mission. 81 hls invention. and since
mat hiue ne has been occupie in de-
v'lopment work ia the automobile field
The Maxwell Motor company occupied
~ new factory building Monday iats.
me structure was completed saturday.
90 'NE wv NlNH IfHFlhf aENfNNNlluk HANAH
L3Tm- e.acn over 500 feet in length. en-
aohuE the douhliu. OF the number of
cars urou-nt through.
stockholders OF the Continental Mo-
TOR Manufacturing Detroit.
al a special meeting 900 the offices of
lhe company. Wednesday last. save.
their approval Co "a rscommendatiou by
the board of directors that the author
ICED capital stock of the corporation Doe
Increased from S2.sUu. 600 10 $4,000
lhat 4 stock dividend of 200 per cent be
{ 1sr7buted amonE the holders of the
amounting 90 sl.3Is.loo and that the par
value OF the common stock and of the
100000 or 8 per cent cumulative pre-
itfrrd stock Doe made $40 instead of
$40" a share.
Ia ADOPTING the plan FOR amending
th- company articles of incorporation
the stntkuold.lz also a-ufhorfzad "a
change iu name 90 be effected by drop
PINK thc word Manufacturing. short
Motor company.
The company operates plants in De
IRON ana NuskeEon. manufacturing mo-
TOR car engines.
r. n Carpenter has resigned as SER
vices manager OF the Saxon Motor Car
company where he ]org.nized and built
gap this d'uartwcnt from its Inception.
Bic was fitted for that task by former
AS collation. with the sales. ADVERTISING
and purchasing departments with Sow
'ftl other automobile companies in this
city. His plans Tor the future has not
been announced.
NndNv r. Coburn. former advcr-
Using manager OF the Cleveland Twist
Drill Company. has been appointed adj
'fI| -iut manager OF fIH Maxwell Mo-
''trge gi ir. preparation ~ display
copy. SIR Coburn viii select the mo-
oiums. and WIS The man who prepared
th, curN for fh. present Advertising
|H|.H||LI H. tho ANIL Aa## ..HHH"nE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
CARLYLE BLACKwELL-coLoN1AL

To millions OF motion picture patrons.
eHe mamie OF Carlyle Blackwell b. AN ir-
Ieslstlblc magnet. To other millions OF
Nv hpapeiS and magazine readers the
salHe OF samuel Hopkins Adams stands
~ al mat Is brilliant md powerful in
tnS literary field. These Two distiu-
suAsntd persons nave combined under
1ne auspices OF the Equitable Motion
lCtuIS corporation 90 produce "a truly
tI'Ht RIM drama. entitled. The Clarion"
Hi,h VII bv seen ON the screen OF the
1-S.nlal theatre. today and saturday.
i"' STORY deals Ina a series ~ graphic
episodes with tho exposure or one or
ne uttlou@ greatest evils. th. manu-
iactuf" Of patent medicines that make
Stus n,hdS. Tn, picture closely follow
NI. -Nd3luS noted novel OF the same
name which was instrumental ia bring
ing about legislation IN many states
h~uleipratinE the evil.
DHdtr the personal direction or VIII
Idm Sh'er. a remarkable cast OF mo-
ZION picture favOrifos was selected in
-uppHft 81 the star. including Marion
ntuiIer. Howard Hail. Charles Mason.
rosemary Dean. Albert Hart. Jean
stewart George Soule Spencer and
bN James DurkIn.
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cants as being the best fitted for tho
1890 dance. Miss Vernon is a
tp"hlNn gtrL less than eighteen Years
o"i lter ne"ther consented to let her
- Win itlgh links only ON the cun-
tuat she would be returned to
hlyoAlyu "A single woman. and. as "A re-
S"At' MI AduagC has his hands full.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25
MARauERIrE sNow-v1Rar1A

"i',i kutIitc SNOW. OF Pretty Peggy 90
sue o. known 90 thousands of Nor
ddhlr'rs b. the star OF th. n,xt N.fr.
h" tp-tart. which viii b..
5.9"h mere az The Virginia th.atr. To-
DAY and saturday.
popular screen star will Doc seen
as hettficD Mitchell 20 ministers vyIfs
p iyi. admirably suited to- Miss snow.
aI,L George LcGutr,. whose v,,rl
"a bt~tiuN. or The soul OF "a Woman =
W Nittr" masterpiece. ranks as ono 1r
role OF Coventry P,tmar. trs .,5ae,,, (.
u3 mas. become q fanatic upon tie
drama hy Thomas Barry. XIII 49,,
eucces-iul run Hs 90 play az th, Nf,Nrs
LNlNll inrdirc Iu New York ana ,,
ptu,r picture. will be shown
with this Metro feature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

lily. is in Pasadena. Cal. where he will
spend three months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

II. NJ. Butzel. the prominent Detroit
iliancier. a director Of the Trussed Con-
'rele Steel company. director In the Sc
Suflty Trust company. and also in the
ttnck overall company. has been elect
ca Nice-prcsiient and director Of the
Lozier Motor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-25

.. p. Goddard. former body enginee Of
the Packard Motor car comuanv7 has ne
,one Assistant chief engineer OF Dodg.
brothers under Russell HUFF. chief en-
flhttr. and FORMER chief engineer Of the
dckafo Motor Car 10 Mr.. God
dard was with the old Mora Motor Car
company. and Tor one year was with the
StuQtudkCr corporation.
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= II. Belien. a veteran In the auto
mobile trade. and a well known automo-
"lie engineer has been NJ pointed body
engineer OF the Packard Motor Car COM
pallA and ON sunday last left FOR "A two
weeks tril 20 New YORK and through the
east lu the earliest days OF the auto
mobile business Nh. Beldeu was a driver
~ me vanderbilt Cup ace in the Prayer
Nlillci cars which used the Eclden trans
mission, Or bis invention. and since
mat time he has been occupied la de-
N'lopmtut work ln the automobile field.
, 1916-12-13
KILOGRAMS
ST CROIX ST AION.
Censored at Jamalca.l

Copenhagen, Dec. 9th.-The Directors of
the sugar factory propose a dividend Of six
per cent after cancelling last years deficit
and placing 10000 kroner to the anlorIiza-
tion fund.
Three navy hydroplones and one army
earoplane have been destroyed by accidents.
No lives were lost.
The denths are announced of Department
chef Jerichow and member of the Folketing
p. I. Nielsen.
, 1916-12-13
Censored at Jamaica.)

NSOhoOIOo ub ONAlAAAOo'J
London, Dec. 6th-The Foreign Office
has issued q statement to the effect that
there is reason to believe that press messages
do not give an accurate picture of the actual
situation at Athens, both because the Royal
lists have succeeded in regaining control of
the cable and press censorship and because
the Allied press corr espoudeuts in Athens
are living under threats OF personal violence
in common with all those suspected of Veni-
zeIist leanings. The Foreign Office adds
there is unfortunately reason to believe that
very grave acts of violence have been COM
mitted by Royalists and the mob.
Rome, Dec. 6th-The Allies do not desire
to force Greece into war, nor do they support
the anti-dynastie movement in Greece, as
serted the Premier Signor BoselIi in his
report on the war delivered before the
Chamber of Deputies yesterday. He reIte-
rated the determination of Italy to maintain
the war with her Allies until the restoration
OF Belgium, Serbia and Motenegro was
accomplished. He termed this the noble
and essential object of the war. At the close
OF his speech he sent q message of greeting
to "Our valorous latin sister Rumania, trust
ing for her final success" The Premier's
speech was very long, in it he recapitulated
the whole history of Italy's participation in
the war and enumerated the reasons which
induced King Victor to enter into the strug-
gle. As u proof that Italy was prepared to
push her operations vigorously the Premier
announced that there were now 2,1O0 facto-
rles working on war material, the workers
being one fifth women whose participation
both In industries and agriculture was in
creasing daily. The Premier declared that
victory would insure the equilibrium on the
eastern Mediterranean which he termed one
OF the chief foundations of Italy's policy.
London, Dec. 6th.-Speaking at a public
meeting today Lord Derby threw further
light on the cause OF the political crisis. He
said it became apparent, espec ally in the
matter OF man power, that no serious grip
was being maintained by the Government on
the position which existed: What was
required he said was o small COM
mittee which could come to q decision
quickly on any question and make the
department concerned carry out the
decisions arrived at. Unless that were done
there would be great danger that the plans
of the General Staff might fail in the com
ing year. For this reason Lord Derby said
he associated himself with the proposals of
Mr.. Lloyd George, which provided that the
war committee should consider all real ques-
tions in regard to the war constituting in a
war cabinet. It's duties would be to con-
slider carefully every possible proposal, and
looking forward anticipate what the policy
should be. Having adopted a policy he said
to the committee would stick to it and see it
through. 1t was proposed further that the
Premier should be required to attend all
meetings and should have power to veto
, 1916-12-13

Porto Rico yacht "Segochet," Is tons,
Capt. Merando. from Porto Rico, arrived
yesterday at l p. m. and left this morning at
z for Porto Rico with Mr.. Karl Lachmnnn
and Miss Marguerite Tornoe.- Vest End
NeacS, Dec. 11h.
, 1916-12-13

The 8. 8. canadian" will leave New York
on Friday the 18th inst.
, 1916-12-13

locked the door and started on her errand.
During her absence the child awoke aud
started to play with matches which soon
caught the bed afre. A few of the neigh
bours seeing smoke coming out of the closed
house, instantly broke open the door and
threw the burning bed into the yard where
the fire was soon put out.
, 1916-12-13

The American schnr. "Alice M. Parsons
AZ tons. Capt. Louis Lopez, arrived here
yesterday morning from st. Thomas to take
in cattle and horses.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-25
Prater, Mary Slattery. Helen Snow,
Boyd Smith, Margaret Smith, Bruce
Wallace, Ethel Ward. ~. ~
North Ward School.


Wallace. Ethel Ward. ~
.''4 - GRADE !.
North Ward School. -:
Amy Brooks, Dorothea Carlson,
Mary Erickson, Vincent Gates, George
Hannah, Elizabeth Jackson, Clifford
Lahasky, Grace Mcclure, Francis
Nuessle, Glare Packard, Lewis Rus.
tad, Francis Whitley, Vera Person.
Miss Callahan, teacher. ..'la Z. .
GRADE u. " y
r.. I.%EI.s North Ward. ~. AZ y
X Edna Dean Fest, Harold Engen,
Anna Nelson, Katherine Nelson, Mir
lam TAYLOR, Edna Jensen. Miss IT.
vine, teacher. :. ...'
"@' r ~ GRADE wv.
North Ward. <''1..
GWendOlyn Jones, George Knowles,
Evelyn Martin. Miss Peterson, teach.
er. +'Gt. Z. '@f.'.- e.
1=14: GRADE a-,'-av
t.rs's,E viii School. IL. . -" q.
Muriel Beson, Melvin Buck, Marion
Chambers, Sadie Eastberg, Max Fol-
son, Eliza Hall, Luther Kludt, Hugh
Mandigo, Alice Meades, Geraldine
Smith; Ogden Ward. Miss ~Boysen,
teacher. ."
Il &$s.s ts,s.s. GRADE It.. =,
y e WI viii School. IT,. ~. .
Harold LaRue, Marlys ,Lahr, Elean.
CT Murphy. Miss Ruthruff, teacher.
Constance Silver, Aline Splitter, FL
mer Hanson. Miss Mark, teacher.
@@E GRADE 81. ,'t.''
..' .'"s Will School.
: Margaret Cook, Marion Folsom, Har.
riet Hughes, Martha Gertrude Lund-
.quist, John Moses, Earl Swartz.; Miss
Clemens, teacher. +. @-,t,-....... IT,. ?
GRADE ~. ..% $50
Merle Pickering, Ernest Penwarden;
Alice Caya, Katherine Ryan, Harry
Thompson: Arnold Won Hagen, argaret
Ycgen. Isabelle Zeamer, Marjorie Nc
Cormick, iola Gross. Mrs. Parsons.
teacher. .,st" ts II r., {
CRAZE ". >
sa Benton BIck, Theodore Bender
Arthur Gender, Arthur Haas, Herman
Logan, Thelmat Wallace, Lucille Fish:
er. Mrs. Casselnaan, Teacher. =. /.
I I GRADE V. 49,"
Richard Penwarden, May Hill, Elsie
Thrams, Paul, Ingledue, Irwin Wig
ness, Rosemary Lomas, Dorothy Steb.
bins, Ruth Helen Ward, Stanley Robi.
dou,t John Renner, Dorothy Moses.
Miss Ericsson, Teacher.
-" GRADE VI.
Alta Jones, Margaret Pearcy. Miss
Ericsson, Teacher 49, -.
49, 'E+' OUTSIDE GRADES.
Grade Vl.-6usiness College.
Esther Agre, Florence Fischer, Myr-
win Oder, Eunice Wambaugh, Char
lOtte Logan. &c. .''..
GRADE ~.
Roger Anderson, Tillie Peterson,
Mary Wambaugh, Harold Boyd, Mabel
Caya, Esther Fischer, Clara Strutz.
Miss Wetherill, Teacher.
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
N.Y.. GRADE v. -.
No one on Honor Roll Miss Nora
Peterson, Teacher. -
'> GRADE VI.
Margaret Fogerty, Grace Cook, Eel
la Harris. Glen Wallace, Myra Nelson.
Miss Larson, Teacher. , T@Is,
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ABLY ~. .
!. SUPPORTING Big
POULTRY EXHIBIT

Dickinson is proving especially lib.
eral in its support of the annual ex.
position of the Missouri Slope Poultry
Fanciers' association, to be held in
the Bismarck armory, January 81, and
February l and 2. At a meeting of
the executive committee held in the
Commercial club rooms Saturday ev-
ening, Secretary Frank Milhollan re-
ported that the Stark county seats
commercial club had just advised
him that in addition to the generous
sums given by individual members.
the organization had appropriated $50
to be awarded in $40 prizes for the
best ten ears of corn from Stark
county, for the best bunch OF alfalfa
from Stark county and in four prizes
aggegating SO tor poultry.
Each of the Dickinson banks has
subscribed good-sized cash prizes, and
large number Of merchants have
contributed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-25
ANNOUNCES HONOR Roll .
FOR THE CITY SCHOOLS
Following is the honor roll for the
city schools for the last five weeks


Following is the honor roll for the
city schools for the last five weeks
work.
HIGH SCHOOL,. 94&E
Alice Webb, Sigrid Alison, Janet
F0gerty, Christine Huber, Anita Mar
quis, Dorothy Moore, Mary Murray,
Blanche Myers. Geneva Perkins,
Hazel Pierce, Lillian Thrams, Lucille
Allen, Mary Parsons, Albertine Smith,
Esther Spetz, Esther Staley,s Edna
Wachal, Paula 'Rigler. Helen Gala.
CHER, Irene Hagen, Adolph Erickson,
Bertha Rigler. -'..
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. ~
North Ward. IT,. Z. -
eth Grade-Helen Fogerty, Esther
Larson, Charles Moses, Mabel Nathan,
Mabel Parsons, Beryl Packard, Ger.
trude Smith, Ruth Staley. 80. -.
Sth Grade-Roberta Best, Jerome
Conway. Robert George, Katharyn
Goddard, Carol Hagen, Mildred Han
nan. Louise Huber, Frank lager, Alice
Morrissey, Gencvicvc Parsons, Alfrcl
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vile normal VS.. jamestown, here; Feb.
Z, Fargo college VS.. Jamestown, here;
Feb. IA, Fargo college vs.. jamestown
at Fargo; Feb. Is, Mayville VS.. James
town at Mayville, Feb. "a, Valley City
VS.. jamestown at Valley City; March
9, Valley City vs.. Jamestown, here,
and March IS, Aberdeen VS.. James.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-25
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
TO OPEN BASKETBALL
SEASON WITH ]. \. D,
Schedule Also Calls For Games
With "Aggies' and Fargo
College

jamestown, n. D., Dec. 23.-James-
town college will open the basketball
season with the University Of North
Dakota on January II, according to
the schedule which was announced to-.
day and which follows: Jan. 16, Uni
versity of North Dakota VS.. jamestown,
here: Jan. 10, Aberdeen VS.. jamestown,
there: Jan. 80, North Dakota "Aggies"
VS.. jamestown, at Fargo; Jan. 81, May
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elsewhere. for committee rooms, and
the board Of control has engaged for
the session d half-dozen rooms in the
Bismarck Bank building and tbs large
Baker hall, in the building just .:,;ress
the street, on Main. s.&E,E T., VIZ
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more work than in any previous ses.
sion will he done in committee dur
ing the Fifteenth general assembly,
and the real capitol, for the nonce.
may be transferred from the hill to
the corner Of Main and Thi:'1.
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BASKETBALL RESULTS

Basketball results: At Glen Ullin,
Glen Ullin Is, Hebron 81; at James.
town, jamestown high school girls 20,
Darlington high school girls 10; at
jamestown, Jamestown high school
boys 80, Darlington high school boys
"a
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y II more. room is needed. it is prob
able that quarters will be found III
the Commercial club hui!1ing. The
board of control believes, however
the chambers now engaged will tie
found ample It" is anticipated that
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-25
ROOMS N BAKER
BUILDINGS TAKEN :.
FOR. LEGISLATORS

The old Northwest, or the Exposi
ton building. for the first time in
years will not be beehive Of com.
mittee sessions during the coming
general assembly. The reopening of
the old Northwest as hotel by E.,
G. Patterson necessitates resorting
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-25
BOOTON OF LEADS BUYS
THE MILTON GLOBE

Leeds, n. d., Dec. 25-W. l.. BoOtOn,
who for the past few months has been
employed in the H. Peoples store here,
has. purchased the Milton Globe from
E. w. Peterson and took charge this
week.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-02
SHELLS WILL GO TO
 ToRRID ZONE.

A. T. B. Shiels, the popular chief engineer on the steamship Alameda is making his las trip on the Alameda, as he has resigned from the service of the Alaska Steamship Company and been appointed United States government marine inspector in Porto Rico, and will leave immediate ly after the steamer arrives in Seat tie for his new post Rumor has it that Eddie Wilson, who is known to many Alaskans, as he has been on steamers in these waters since begin ming on the old Newport, and who is now chief engineer on the Northwest ern, will be transferred to the Ala meda.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-02
DUTCH W OM I N VOTE AND HOLD
 OFFICE

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Feb. l. A step in the direction of according political rights to Dutch women is taken in a bill to amend the Neither lands constitution recently introduced into the parliament at The Hague by Premier Cort van der Linden. The bill, which has yet to be voted on, does not actually give women the bal lot, but removes the constitutional obstacles hitherto placed in the way of their right to vote Should 1t pass then the electoral law will have to be amended before women are really enabled to exercise their political 
 The proposed constitutional amend ment goes even further than recog- nizing women's right to vote. It also includes their right to be elected, a concession which had not been looked for at this stage.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-02-02
MISSING FISHING SCHOONER HAS
 BEEN FOUND.

Wreckage of the fishing schooner Edison. which has been missing for several weeks, has been found on the beach near Cape Devision by the crew of the schooner Alamera, according to the Ketchikan Miner.
 The Edison cleared from Ketchikan custom house on December 5. and on December IA she was reported by a passing vessel as headed for the hali- but fishing banks, and was never seen again until her wreckage was found on the beach. She carried crew of five men and it is feared that all were drowned or perished from the cold weather if they reached shore. Two of the dories which she carried were found on the beach. They had been badly broken up and all hope of the members of the crew surviving has been abandoned.