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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
! About People
Movements of individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

vif m'L Pas; nowa All NcKinson, 81, Al
bans. W. Va: +. NJ. Price and wife,
! Huntington. w. Va; Bert bradford, OF
PennSb orn. W. Va: !. W. Ward. Of
Marietta. o.; \. j. Dye. Wayn"Sburg,
Pa: }. w. Duffy. Clarksbur%. W. Va;
#. W. Smith. ClHrkShurg, W. Va; j..
n. Watson. U'hrichsvill", O.: 5. NJ.
ICaslerLine, Fairmnnt. ". Va: Willard
Spencer. SiStersvillr, W. Va: {. \.
Boydcn, Iron1on. O.; I. w. Strann"rd:
Charleston. ". Va: J. +. GHhharl, or
! Logan, O.: W. T.. Maxwell, of Zancs-
Vile. o.
Grand CentraI-N. ~ Lanh"ad. Pt.
! Pleasant w Va; Geo. X. Bruce. OF
Columbus, O.; o. NJ. Pul"n, Charles
ton. ". Va: {. W. Fabrr, Dayton. O.;
l.. r. Johnson. I.angsrillc, O.: y. r..
I4atchald. DEFIANCE. q.
Windsor-C l.. SlOn"r, Columbus,
TO-: II. l.. FeSS and wife. - Yellow
Springs, o.: Mrs. +. y. Fess. Yellow
Springs. O.: ]. Adams, Columbus. o.:
| G. H. Rupp. Columbus. O: G. C.. Foster,
Canton. o.: c. a. Nlci. Marion. o.;
K. w. Leeds, Of Columbus. a.; +. J..
Calgan. Columbus, o.; J. II. Kirby, Of
Columbus, O.; r. ID. Leonard. WASH
! ingtOn, Pa.
! Stamm IL. T. Miliken. Harvey =,
Pa: II. {. S;acGart. Wayncshur&. Pa;
Roy V. Chidistic. of Weston, ". Va;
|F. 4. Foster. Columbus. O.. Henry
Nan. Lowell. O.; &. \. MCF'addrn. OF
Sislersvillc. W. Va.
Rogers - d. f. Green. Parkcrsburg,
". Va; II. \. Loose, Canton. o.; VIM.
c. Sniffcn. Marietta, o.; W. F. Gard
uer. GAINESVILLE, O
Moses W. Donnlcy. we'll known bust
ness man III Charleston. spent yeStcr-
! day in Wheeling.
Earl Daguc and Eliza Riggs, Of West
| Finley. have returned home after Il
short business visit in Elm Grove.
Miss Ruth HrCkrri has returned 10
ing Miss Virginia I"" Moore. Of the
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mnr2 FranHheim have
returned from their wedding "trip and
will take an apartment n tn" Nc
I Lain apartment house on Twelfth
street.
Mrs. ". A. Robinson. nr Chicago, is
the guest OF her sister on til" Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Decker have
/ returned to Wheeling from ChllcOtiIc
for visit with relatives.
I Mr.. and Mrs John Reid hav" re-
turned to their home AT Birch-Lynn
after a visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Mckinley
have returned from Il "trip IN New
/ York and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. |. Runner. Of the
Island. are the proud parents Of Ten
pound boy who mad" his appearance
|, Sunday evening. Mr. Runner is the
manager of GrirSt'S Chi Rate drug
store on Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
PIMpLY? WELL, DON'T Be!
People Notice 1t. Drive Them Of
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pin1ply face will not cmbarrasS yol
much longer if you get package OF DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the
liver with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets,
the successful substitute for calomcl--
there's never any sickness or pain after
taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomcl docs. and just as ef1ec-
lively. hit their action is gentle and
safe instead oi severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste, "
4 bad breath. Il dull. listlcss, no good
feeling. constipation torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply lace.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are 4
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil you will know them by thcir
olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints. and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly Tor week.
Sec how much better y"u feel and look
zoe and 80 per b9~. All druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
FOR INDIGESTION,
CASES, 5OURNEs5,
ACID STOMACHS
THE MOMENT "PAPES DlAHEf-
SIN" REACHES THE STOmACH
ALL DISTRESS GOES.
DON'T SUFFER! EAT WIT HOY
FEAR OF AN UPSET STOMACH
OR DYSPEPSIA.
DO some foods YOU eat hit back

DO some foods you eat hit back
taste good but work badly ierlhent
into stubborn Jumps and canSe a SICK,
sour, gaSsy stomach? Now. Mr.. or
Mrs, DySprpti". jOt this down; rape =
Diaprpsin digc$ts everything. leaving
nothing "a sour and upset you. lherc
never was anything so safely quick, so
certainly effective. No difference no"
badly Your stomach is di$0rdercd you
will get happy relief in five minutes
but what pleases you most Is that II
strengthens and regulates your SlonI-
ach so you can eat your faVorite FOODS
without fear.
Most remedies give you relief some
timrs--they arc slow, but not sure.
"Pape's DiaDcMin" is quick. positive
and puts your stomach in Il healthy
condition SO The misery wont come
back
You feel different as soon az "rape 5
DiapcpSin' comes in contact With the
stomach distress just vanishcS--your
stomach gets sweet. no gases, no helch-
ng. no eruptionS of undIgeStc0 loou.
your head clears and You feel fine.
Go now make the best investment
You ever made. by getting large llttE-
cent case Of PapeS Diaprpsin from
anv drug store. You realize in i've
minutes how needless il is TO suffer
from indigestion. dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
LINSLY TRUSTEES TO
INSPECT BUILDINGS
At the IhFlRMARY
COMMITTEE is TO REPORT PROB
ABLE COST OF THE I'M
PROVEMENTS
Movement to Remove Institution to
Country Site Taking Definite
Form-Meetin Yesterday.

The agitation 10 remove LinSiy lnhh-
tutc from this city 10 a country Slte,
probably iu inGrmary farm az Elm
Grove. is gradually assuming delnlio
form. At 4 meeting Of the LnsIy
board Of trustees yesterday afternoon,
in the office Of Dr. John i. Dlckey, sec
rctarv of the board. q committee was
aupointed 10 inspect the buildings AT
me infirmary farm. with the view or
osrnrt,ining if they can be trans
formed inrn school buildings at rea-
sonnhIc cost. The committee is to re-
mort back 10 III" board the proba0ie
cost of The whole undertaking. Inc
committee named to look after ms
matter consists Of OTTO Schenk, Neo;
4 Iaughlin. Or. John L. DIckey ana
profs. Il. F.. SIanderWlck ana Guy Ho''
den.
Attorney Henry " Russell was
nlncred 10 the board 10 fill the vacancy
raused by :ho death of John 5. Nay
Inr who was trustee OF the lnStitf-
lion for many years. The board. as q,
nrescnt constituted, includes the fol-
lowing: President. Or. Jacob Brlt-
tingham: vice president, George y.
Taughlin; treasurer. Edward Hazlett;
secretary, DR.. John l.. Dickey: MeSsrS.
,IIenrv VI. Russell, William +. Sllel'
". II, Hcarne. II. Garth Hearne, W.
T Stone, II c. Ogden. OFT LaughlIn,
Earl Y. Oglebay, Edmund l.. Jones,
DR. Ivan Fawcctt and Otto Schenk'
Members of the board present yes
tarday were: Or Birmingham, Pro.
frssnrs Standerwick and Holden ana
Mrssrs. Laughln, Fawcett, SchenK'
Jones and Dickey.
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Boycott Would Knock
Bottom Out Of Market

CHICAGO. Dec. ;,.--UfticlalS OF n!H
nf The largest storage warehouses IN
the city were questioned BY rcpresen.
iatiyrS Of the United States 9lSt!lc.
attorney today in the investigation
begun by the federal government III
the recent rise in food prices ,,
Michael l.. lgor. assistant in charge
Of the investigation. stated lhaL the
officials conceded that the recent I'm.
orcanizrd and sporadic boycott OF
housewives on butter and eggs had
forced prices down all over the coun'
trv and intimate that genera boy,
rOlt would knock she bottom out 81
~. market Five other warehouse
officials have been suhpoenaed 10 ar-
near in the district attorneys office.
Ii WAS said that James L, Wetz VII
be summoned tomorrow TO explain
whether he is really the owner 81.
- 600 400 eggs in storage in his name
or whether M il merely acting as an
agent.
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National Rivers and liarhnrS congress
land to submit further bids Tor th"' gov
crnmcnt nitrate plant.
iii is expected that III" "hucN"Tc
corn Ruv:S" special, representing inc
ohio STATE. Board %; Agriculture VIII A.
rive in Wheeling one day next week ne
bows are cnroutc from Marl"tt" |"
Washington. u. ..
--t;rtduniIy tn" rush at the poSt"ii nee
has Increased daily during the past S"F,
eral days Perhaps next week adGi'l"i!"I
clerks will be put on and me i"!!4"I'S
week scales will be placed III IN" !"nhE
70 weigh packages. IT is believed ihat
This viii I've the biggest t,hriStlaS h"*,-
ness in the history of the Wheeling post
office. ,, c -, ,
-rlans have been completed i0T ii!|
big dinner I" be held in tho Hotel VINE
sor tomorrow evening 1T 6:%o cInck w.;
Inc Mems Lihrral club. Tn" prinrlI;ii
lax viii hr made by Or; i;and"lpn j
Ilcrsey on Tho Social Evil. The EeN.
J. 4. e. Fagginger Au"r. Of the flrSl
'nitariHn church, will also speak.
I Nil indications point 30 practicaliS
every food commodity gradually DROP
ming II prir" within the next SrFrr'i
weeks. was til" statement given our YES
irrday by Il jobh"r and retail dealer ~"
said he was in position /" Know where
,r he smoke
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Admiral Chadwick
Talks at MOrgantOW1

Sn,S-iai DISPATCH 70 Ii" iI'fl'.E'iNf'r.
N0I.t;I\TDWN W. Va. Dec. lid
tore one # Morg;mt"wn'S most rerIcsrH
l;iivc audiences. Rear Admiral tr"hE'
T.. Chadwick. L. =. ~. retired. Of NJ"
bort, H. J.. delivered IN" Hruiitt address
!" tho Alpha 81 West NtrE'nia rnanISr
"r mi" Erta kappa IN !"iLiln' h',.ll'iH,
rnu tonight Admiral Chadwick Sp"hH
on The subject OF "What "f tnr Future
referring almost entirely I" the h!tGo
States. T'rrr"rlinr Ihr address, IN" I'm
Erta Kappa s"r,riE had Az initiation III
wh.rh Admiral Chadwick. "N-G"Vern":
William f.. lila*Sr"rk 81 TINS clty. ana
r.. f.. Church, .!r.. professor on machine
,Ireirn in the C"tlci:" "r Engineering:
wrr" received Us honorary M mbcr> and
Judge r. L. jacobs ~ New Marii"SNIIl".
class Of ~: Rev. John W. Francis Of
rhIiad"irhl:r. ,'i.t$S OF -. and lion W. ;.
DcfrrubauGn. az tn" Department Of t.@-
ucaiiun. Washington. l.. =. 1T me class
Of rs. w"r.. receive! ~ Alumni m'W-
brrS. t'oIluWiu: Admiral thadWick'S adj
ircS. III" rI"n.h"r$ ~ III" society w."
received II III" Presidents h"n" By Dr.
and Mrs 'rruitrr.
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ICE CREAM ASSOC.
GROWING RAPIDL Y

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. .
Reports OF the officers III The West
Virginia Ice Cream Manufacturers AS
sOCiptiOn, in sixth annual convention
here, shows thai The organization has
grown in membership with rapidily.
and that its finances ar" in good c0ndi-
ton.
Nearly every town anu city Of I'M
portancc in West Virginia is repre-.
scented at the meeting, as arc Il number
uf surrounding States Thu High
Cost OF lee Cream Making" was the
subjrcI of Il speech mad" To-day ny l.
T. McnSch. of PHrkcrSbUrg. They
caElrd attention 10 the advance of
prir" in every ingredient of IT," cream
Speeches IF welcome wcr" nut made
~ tn" opening session because al the
absence from Charleston Of Mayor
Breeze. I)r. :. l.. JrpSon. State Health
commissioner. addressed IN" conVcn
ZION late today. a. did Il nullhrr of IT,"
cream manufacturers. 4 baNQu"r fea
Jared tine evening program of activity.
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poDy IS VIEWED BY SORRoWING
rerros At FIRST ENGLISH
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
FUNERAL Services Held Yesterday Ai1er-
noon Conducted by DR.. HOWARD
and Dr.. Briuinstool.

More ,han ,hc"" Thousand persons paid
= final triput" :" Robert L." AZ i:t' :;
:notl,nu ,a!,ain e: the Wheeling High
school. as his body ilE Ia the FIRST Fms
i:Sn !.TIhrran church y'ste:dtE ti'@'-
uoon. Dor NOR: h:,n al hour t"!i""ihE
rnc funeral services. L coHtIr""uS I'm"
formed -! friends ~ III" deceased root =:
pall captain. pa$~,-! the bier and Viewed
his be!y h'-;ur~ = waS taken :" @'''siI-
wood cemetery Ior iHtcrm"ni.
I.ong before TIN, t!ui" ~ IL" &"SElc'.
=. crowd OF several hundred gathered Ut
IN. church, iiii;nC !: - capa"!':. I'un-
,.reds t;.ronS"d III" streets oUtsiG". r.
.nainrg until tat il tn~ afternoon. Z"
nay ,nrir U!.;tl respects.
'rh. services wcr" conducted By tha
Re- DR. r. Il. Howard. pastor Ur IN"
First English Lutheran church. Of which
Lee was : r:;emb.C. ass!at:G ,: jh" l:cE.
Dr. + f. Hrin!ns.o0i. q th,' tit>t zap
c.st church the congregation u his
parents.
N.nh.rs -. ih.- ~fU.:r'.j b,&i ~ ne
Wheeling High aSI'"'... representatives.
o. tn" High schools TT ~. rhi" VALLEY
and tfc Ha"ad"ny c.'h rad ,i,,'".s -
served t"r them
~ -rgau nl,.r:": - .~1 Nns.a israel,
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YOUR SICK CHILD
IS CONST|PATED!
LOOK 1T 7 ONCUE:
HURRY. MOTHER! REMOVE POI
SONS FROM LITTLE ST ON
ACH, LIVER BOWELS.
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP Or
FIGS" IF CROSS, BILIOUS OK
FEVERISH.

NO matter what ais Your child. a
gentle thorough laxative should al
ways be The first treatment gwen.
If your little one is out-of-Sorts, nall
sick. isn't resting, eating and acting
aaturally--look. Mother. see IL
tongue is coated. This is sure sign
that it's little stomach, liver and DOW
els are cloCGnd with waste. Whcn
cross. irritable. frvcrish, stomach
sour, breath bad or has Stomach-aCnc'
give a teaspoOnful OF "Calltornia AEI,,
up Of Figs" and in Il few hours al
the cOnstipated poison. undlScsseH
food and sour bile gently moves our OF
its little bowels without gripping. anu
you have we'll. playful chill again.
Mothers can rest easy alter ElN!hS
this harmless fruit laxative, Dr-
cause it never fails 10 cleanse the NJ
tie ones liver and bowels and sWeeten
the stomach and they dearly love ms
pleasant taste. Full directions Tor
babies, children Of ali ages and Tor
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
beware of counterfeit liz syrIpS.
Ask your druggist for Il 5U-ccnt bot
tie Of "California Syrup Of Figs: then
see that It is made by the california
Fig Syrup Company.
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High school. Mr.. ami Mrs. + y porro-

H'Eh school. Mr.. ami Mrs. 7. y. Parknr
ana daughter "rss; james \. dyson and
sisters Nj. and Mrs. ". Z. uK,i,I.r.
and Miss i.Uc;. MIR. and Mrs. \. l., OIL
yer. The ilnSl! iaati'utr. children 81
,ilnG >tr",t North End Athletic club IT
aihTunS f,rrE, Mrs. .!"srpi' ,'ru,!L.':
-" Nhecit!E High Sr::"ol alumni: tn.
Martins Ferry Athletics: Alfred :n,i
~ nina Lawyer; lir. ana Mrs, ruYn
&t"'!mun: Misc Margaret T.. Schw,r,,'
,n" cathedral !iiSh Scho"i. i.rlIs";rrt
I.H school; Mr.. and Mrs. WIli,am
NJ. and Mrs. hi!j!,i:,:.. ana Mir. and Mr..
ri""rgo WriShnr: Miss Xcl,ia W,.+ih,r.
MR.. Carries i:"ljv;I'" :ud family. AZ,
IN E"i'" and Family: IN" Ma,Yml.rnr
c!.h. tn" Martins torr: High Schor,:
IT,. l*rIiH'r" High >r'h""l. and o,ll"~E.
tn" rail h"aE"r~ w.rc Hugh si!uhl.-.
ii"nrv ~i"hhS William SI"hhs. ,;-nryn
";'E"n"r. ''nriEI" hHI"r. James rlurl-
ton. ana Tt"mrs"n Nnblr. TIA s;iuhh$
boys w.r.. Cousins Of CAPTAIN i:i,".
81 H., the n'h"rS we're members Of tn.
Wheeling High school fonrli,li Team.
=. Hr''."senta;ivc$ "f The Martins E'r,;;
h"rE. Trjad"iphia. Union High of Bon
wool. M"undsvllln. Magnolia 81 New.
Mart!nSvii!". Trirr High "r MiIdir-
h"'irn". ana f:trK"rShnr& High schnri4
W,!" her" r." II" arrvjc"S rostnr,irr
TIL" T.luSl: iustitui" football team an
representatives II ih- Siu,-ut budY -
o." Cathedral High scho"l also At
tended
Relatives and !ri-nds- In %t.!dcnt
hndy of the Wheeling Hien school and
MACndrn1y club accompanied nc boGv
L. the Greenwood cemetery. School was
dismissed IN til" Wheeling High school
N">t"rday Ia permit tn" students ana
F.,riilv To- attend t." SERVERS. i.it'!.
hows nf black ribbon w"v, Wurn !,Y lin
iliH. school ~ 'jfS.'.f =.
~ ilfft. irnT.. fn.I n .,fir TWO :rn:-
bali ,..!rl:ti!,. g.; IT,. Ni;r,.linS ii!s h|
Sd. h....l ."atn:z .i.,:" h~'u m"lrn"h. Can
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TO CHARGE PATRON
FOR Milk BOTTLE
Until IT Is Returned. Is Plan or Local
Dealers In Avoiding Increase In
Price OF Milk

Unless greater care is taken in r.
turning empty bottles. milk prices ~
tn. Wheeling district may yet DC ril'-
ed. according :" = prominent mix con:
s,!!nrr in an Interview with the lnte'! y
gcncer- Yesterday. we will not force -
iIn0n In" ratrum. nut they will be- fore
mg it uron themselves. Our greatest
loss Is the Iailug" o. tho patron 10 re-
turn the cmpt,- bottles {" the L"ai"rS
after they hav" hccn empii"i o. tn':r
contents" he said.
commencing tomorrow W are GONG
To- charge the dealer an additional cGSt
for TN" bottle. This Will OF courS" ne
returned wh"n Ia" empty b"tt!% h"a
L..n son, back. CoStUmcrs will lac
charged Tor tn" Eoltl" until The emmy
ON has been returned h. c"n;;nre1.
This is on. rf III" steps tak"n by tina
milk producer IN l"$Scning their ""-
r,.r.rE: and enabling them IL continue az
rrofit at til" old milk prices. TINS
was suggested ~ a means Of a!irvlatlnS
the expense by III" dealer when theE r..
rates.
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NEWS BRIEFS

THE first "Safcty first meeting Of
the winter months was held yesterday
for the local employees "f tn" Il. n - AMI
those ut the Irnwnud shop. Til" meet
jugS. which Will l' held one" each
month. viii TAX" rlarr in The commit
ICES rooms at tn" I"Cal drHnl
The carroll club domino t"urnn-
ment in which twelve teams have been
entered, WAS nn"u"d ll:;I evening Tho
contests close I'"rrIuhrr 80
Word I:,s; h.','u Received by Howard
l. Williams. state commit S.uncr If agri-
.ruI,urr. that thu fool and mouth disease
scare. in Kansas city was a tnlS" ala "Tr.
AS Il result thu proposed quarantine VIII
not hc made.
-.-, ionrcr w I.mtH. t.. Walker Peter
sofa Major -, r.. Stalnak"r. 4. W. Paul,
IT, burgess Taylor and charles NJ.
N.trhum. :, delegation representing the
Wheeling commercial Association. LETT
yesterday for Washington. 20 attend the
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FoxHAL1 KEENE INJURED.

BALTIMORE. Dec. J. -- FuNhail l.
Krrur ,hr widely Known sportsman of
New YORK.. - lying III a *"Ini-c"nScI"u%
condition tonight Il, thr Hartford Hunt
club. near Pennington. Md. where he
WAS carried after am Hrcid"nt while
participating il the annual jniut hunt
meeting. in progress in Hartford county.
About "'rlnrk This afternoon Mir
l[rrnc was missed from the large field
engaged in a fpN chase just after Il
ap!vil"l ran. Later. his hnrS" WAS
seen rallopiHE ridrrlc*s across a field.
Several participants III the hunt went
back over The rotate trITcrSrd and MIR.
krcn, wn% found lying unconscious IN
a rluinp al bushes near - tHnre. Il is
thought his hnrs" fell while taxing The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
RIVERS AND HARRoRs CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. Dec. :,.--pri"Eat"s
"r"m many sections "C the country be
san arriving here tnMirh; Tor tn" thr-
f""nlh annual convention "f I'll" Natlunnf
Rivers aHd liarbur$ Congress wht"h
,.nuvrncs t",H"rr"w for Il thr-. day 500
siui Development ui waiter ways f"r
national defense as we'll as for freight
transportation Will h. ihr k"yn ,tc Of 'hr
Cunv"nt!on. Speakers on Ia" program
lnriud" Vice Pres .d"ut Marshall. Srrr"-
tary RHk"r OF lii" War Depart neat: Nd
;nral henson. chirf &c navy operations
md nthnr nrnmimrnr ligArcs.
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.FAIRMQNT BOND
ISSUE CARRIED
------
-,.....t.h 10 i;,n Iu.ri,.srnEnr

s,,,iaI l,:S..tch 20 tho Ia:ct..sc"crr.
FAIitMONT. ". Va, Dec. Sly
vote Of four 10 one. the total vote bcin:
1885 Tor and 20 against. I'll" proposed
uryr bond issue Of the city of Fairmunt
jnr bonds in tn: amount OF $76h,0H0 10"
municipal improvements carried todH%.
The ponds will IL" used :" build NO
u.T concr"t" bridges. pay" certain
streets extend sewer lines ana WORK
other big civic improvements.
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BoPP PROSECUTION OPENED.

San FRANCISCO, cal. D"c. ohm
". Preston. United States district at
tnrnrv. opened lIc governments prose
rUtinn asa.nSt Franz B0pp. German con.
sal genera! AMI attaches or htS 0Iiir"
charged with dynam!tinG c"nsrlraci"E In
yl"lpti"u nf neutrality laws, by asserting
to-day that ;lr' government would prov"
mat th" defendants ~'j.""sN'".jE CON
SIi"-d :" blow up :, loaded h" =" "tth :"
'un.. - dynamite. In S"a't.' ''rrl"'r. Nav
o." ali
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EGGS FORCED DOWN.

CLEVELAND UhiH. Dec. THE hoy
,o;t forC"6 down tn" pric" ~ ","S again
Today Two ann three cents Ny" Topped
oil. n" greatest d"cr"aSc sine" Iii@
h"n$"N Ives b"Euu their h"yc"lt wHr ,No
DAY, ago I"M!"ss adm tt;"d that !
great 'aIIIns or f.. r-G au,i butte: 'raGo
NTi forced iten' :" ut prices N ":'iN:
10 - r.I ~ hair stuch.
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col. WRITER'S DEAD

NEW YORK. Dec. st '0inncl William
WithrrS, who WAS loader Of the nrru.G-
trn in Forts th,atr" in Washington tn"
night Abraham Lincoln VA $ani. Ii"I
here today When Booth limp"d down
tn" hack stairway nf the theatre in his
effort L. "Scitpc after h. had fatal"
wounded Tn" president. Mr.. Witnrr.;
.lOr!lcd his way i!"o;h turned on the
musician and stabbed him in The mock
with Il knife.
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BcIsSEVAIN FUNERAL

LEWIS. y. Y. Dec. 5.-Thc funeral
OF Mrs. Inrz Milholl;tiid Boisscvain, tn"
Surfrnuist leader. WHO died IN I0s
Angeles vas held here today. MAN,
relatives. friends ana former nnighhors
ATTENDED,. burial was at Meadow
Mount. III" family homestead.
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BOYCOTT ON EGGS

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. 5-An absui..;a
hoyrott on eggs ana turkeys for ;|"G
weeks Wa declared today hE III" "N""G-
tive committee of The housewives
I.,,na- Of Richmond.
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CONDITION GRAVE

Ni:W LONDON. Conn. Dec. :--Tun
condition "f Rear Admiral .I"hn !. N"r-
r"il United States Navy, who has be- II
critically III for Il month At the home
ct his sister waS said tonight To b"
grove His physician holds out no honc
"6r rtr8y, ~.
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o,6oo FOR WILSON

BISMARCK. y. H.. Dec. 5--PrcsidCnt
Wilson carried North Dakota by 4 piur-
nlitv If ESQ. accordi"a, 20 figures Is
Sl;"d TO-DAY ~ III" state Canva$Sin2
board III" vote was: Wilson 55.2Tli
!l..hrS - oil
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GOES TO AID VESSEL.

CADlI Dec. 4. via London. Dee. :.
81 II. rn.-rhn Spanish steamer Eucn"9
Aires has sent a wireless message that
81" is proceeding To the assistance OF
the Spanish steamer Pho IN, 600 miles
from CadiI.
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tain William Parker dying Of injuries
received in II football game and Jap
tain Ritz Of gun shot wounds.
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The Pho lN sent out n wireless en- J!
for help on December !. III" caiSN -!
her distress WAS not known. She sailed
from Galveston. November ) for Fal"u-
Cia ANA Barcelona.