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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-03
BRIDGEPORT
Council Takes Action to Have All
Sidewalks In Town Repaired.
Bridgeport News.

At the meeting OF council last night
II was decided to appoint an in
spector to go over the entire town
and report where the sidewalks were
in need of REPAIRS. The owners OF
the property will then be notified 10
repair the walks. and II they fail
council will either order the walks
repaired or new walks laid at the
expense of the property owner The
contract with the Bridgeport Power
& Light Company was transferred 10
the Wheeling Light e. Power Com.
pany. The committee appointed 20
confer with the officials OF the CIeve-
land and Pittsburg railroad and the
Wheeling Traction Company relative
TO erecting a retaining wall on the
east side OF Lincoln avenue. north
OF Koehnline's crossing. reported that
they had been unable 20 meet with
the officials. The committee was con.
tinued
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for a game with the High school team
at that place.
The annual congregational meeting
OF Trinity church will be held this
evening
The Bellaire Progressive Associa.
ton held an interesting meeting in
city hall auditorium last evening
There was a large attendance and a
number of important matters were
discussed.
Mrs j. a. Jackson. OF Noble street.
VIII entertain the Music. Literature &
Art Club at her home this afternoon.
Cecil Mobley has gone to Oklahoma,
where he expects 10 spend the sum.
mer.
Attorney George Arnold was a bust.
ness visitor in Bellaire yesterday.
Lester Jones is reported I'M at his
home at Shadyside.
special meeting OF Hone Com.
mandery. Knights Templar. was held
last evening and arrangements were
made for an inspection meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hill. of barnes.
vile. are visiting Mrs. Miller Booth
OF Belmont street.
Sunday. May 14th. is Mothers Dav.
and the churches are preparing to OBJ
serve the day with special services.
Curtis McKelvey and Fred McMur.
ray. OF Shadyslde. have returned from
Visit with DR.. 7. II. Rowles. of Cam.
bridge.
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BELLAIRE
School Board is Planning for Future
Growth Of the city-Other
News Of 6ellalre.

In deciding TO erect two new school
buildings in Bellaire. the board Of ed
ucation has carefully considered the
future growth of the city. and has
made plans accordingly. The board
has wisely considered that the dis
trict between the Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad will not greatly increase.
This Is the business district, and
while the hillside will build up and
the population increase, residences on
the business streets will be turned
into business houses. thereby Offset
ting the Increase on the hillside. II
IL apparent. therefore. that the future
growth in the schools must come
from the First and Fourth wards. the
localities In which the proposed new
buildings will be erected n the bond
issue carries.
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Campaign Club Is Now Organized
Other Gossip Of the Capital.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, May O.
The organization OF the Kanawha
County Republican Club was perfect
ed last night when something over
300 Republicans OF the county assem-
bled in the capitol, adopted a consti-
tuition and bylaws that had been
drafted by a committee during the
week and elected officers for the en-
suing year. Permanent headquarters
will be established. According to the
constitution adopted. no person can
contribute more than S25 a year 20
the club. nor can It advocate the nom
ination of any person for Office. The
officers are: President, ]. w. Daw-
son; secretary. f. l.. Whitney; assist
ant secretary. G. A. Bolden.
Appear Before Board.
Representatives of the street rail-
roads. toll bridges and car lines ap-
peared before the Board. OF Public
Works to-day to be heard relative 70
the valuation of their property for
taxes for the year 1911. The board
fixed three days for the hearings. and
the indications are that II will take
several days longer in order to hear
all. Statements and briefs are also
being filed by the representatives OF
the corporations. and these will be
gone over later by the board.
New Charters.
The following charters have been
issued by the Secretary OF Stae:
The Washburn OIL Company, OF
Parkersburg. W. Va. TO drill for oil
and gas in Richie county. Author
lied capital. $4,000 Incorporators /:
Patrick McDonough. c. T. Dutton and
T. J. Clarity. of Parkersburg: G. w.
Boso. OF Belleville. w. Va, and c. II.
Welch. of Athens. o.
The IT. Belts Company, OF Wheel.
ing. W. Va. TO buy and sell cooper.
age stock. barrels. tierces. deal in
lumber. etc Authorized capital. S25..
600. Incorporators: A. Belts. OF Mar.
tins Ferry. o.: r. Miller. J. +. Terrell.
Russell II. burst and F. W. Melting
er. OF Wheeling.
Main Street Investment Company,
OF Morgantown. W Va. TO acquire a
business and theater block. Author
ICED capital. $4,000. Incorporators:
J. NJ. Wood. s. ID. BealI. J. l.. Hatfield
+. ID. Tumlin and Morton VanVoor
his, all OF Morgantown.
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boys-Io get flying machine. buy
sack OF Royal Blue Flour.
The members OF the Alpha Phi Socie-
" win move from the second floor of
the Hogs building TO the third floor,
where they have rented n flat
The well on the Burke farm - down
about 500 feet and good progress Is be-
Miss Hattie James. OF Niles Ohio. is
me guest OF Mrs. Daniel James. OF Zane
Mrs. James Medin has left for Little
Rock. Ark. to visit relatives for several
Robert G. Heslop was at steubenvins
Steinmetz Bailey. student OF W. & J.
college. Is spending "A few days with MS
sister, Mrs. X. A. Biackford.
Charles Romick, a former resident OF
this place. now OF Pittsburg. is the
guest OF Frank Heinrich.
superintendent OF Streets James Mis-
kell. has started the work OF repairing
the paving OF South Fourth street
Two men representing the Buckeye
Engine company. are here trying to de-
engine at the municipal electric light
plant
Mrs Fred Romal. who dislocated her
shoulder some weeks ago. Is slowly re-
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bolton will
leave to-day for ST Charles Mich.
where they win make their future home
Albert. youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Champbcli. Is III Ia the family
home on Zane street
Mrs. George Duncan is III at her home
on North First street.
Mrs. James McGlumphy Is recovering
from an attack OF the grip.
Roy Thomas returned to his home IN
Nellsville yesterday after short visit
with relatives here.
Edward Carpenter. OF Ra +land. under
went an operation for appendicitis al
the city hospital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sloica are receiv.
I ing congratulations over the arrival of a
daughter.
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Damage Suit Filed.

Fred Levy. Of this city. through hls
attorney r. W Schertzer. has filed
suit IN Common Pleas Court az So
Clairsville against the Rail Il River
Coal Company for 81 .999 Levy was
employed a. a driver In one Of the
mines Of the company and met with
en- accident that resulted In breaking
HE hip. lie claims he was caught DO.
tween a string Of cars and the side
OF the entry and alleges the accident
vas due to the negligence Of the com
pany
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Bellaire Briefs

BOYS Tho only way ~ ret the
living machine IL 20 buy ROYAL Blue
Flour. One aerOplane loo e1ch sack
Miss Kate Fallen has returned from
visit with friends at Noundaville
The Ladies' Auxiliary ~ tho Ito.
brow Temple viii meet This afternoon
~ the home % Mrs Louis freedman.
on Harrison street
Mrs Lydia Wilson. OF Bethesda. iq
n guest Of Mrs -. Smith. on belmont
street
Mrs Coughlan. ~ Moundsvlfie. is
spending a few days with friends I'm
the city
Tho Bel'airo High school team Will
go io Martins Ferry this afternoon
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Obituary


The last sad rites over the mortal
remains Of Joseph Louis. son OF Louis
and Caroline Roth. who died on sat
urday. were held yesterday morning
Services we're hold 90 the family resi-
dence az No 1923 Wood street az = 81
O'Clock. followed by requiem high
mass az 81 Alphonsus church az 9
O'Clock The largely attended ser
vices were followed by interment al
Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Prysock Funeral

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Mary Prysock were
conducted Tuesday afternoon from
the home Of her son in Aetnaville.
and the services were largely attend
ed. Rev. J. 4. Donahey. n. D.. pastor
o. the Kirkwood Presbyterian church.
oniciated. and the interment was
made In Weeks cemetery. The pail
bearers were the two sons. Robert
and Thomas c.. and grandsons. Chas
W, Ross. Thomas J and william =.
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lhe terminal Company has agreed 90
..- 70 property south Df Walnut
ior th" sum ~ 81. With the sfipuiafinr
iNai Do entrance Zee Boz ,hnrr.I All
.lnw i'4 interest ir the motefusnt III
'hIff lnieuneut Parsons. musical dlres-
aT OF I"f pubic schools. will b. no.
... o.. HH Hrerlnfrrdcuf rT the grounds
nNI i.f equipment VIII hs ordered f.Y-
IIr agreement with fre
Ia'Ir'ed VIII be drawn up this week
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Tho funeral of the late Patrick T.
Farley. n well known resident OF The
city. who died on Saturday. was held
Yesterday morning af $50 o'clock
from his late residence 90 40 1863 III
tconth street Tho services az the
house were followed by requiem hich
mass 90 ST. Joscph's cathedral az o
O'Clock. and the intcrment was made
% vi Ca-Lnrv cnmcIrry-
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MARTINS FERRY
John snyder. Peaded Not Guilty md
Was Bound over 70 the
Grand Jury

Ionn snyder. the foreigner charrei
win shooting with intent to XIII. hawai-
shot Martins Rucas SUNDAY nftern,,,,lS
wren arraigned refore Mayor Long last
evening. PLEADED not guilty. lie was
"a, ~ ~ Eyer 70 the grand jury IN the sum
or 1000 lie a. unable 10 furnish yorI
ana Chief OF Police Edward INLAND viii
tHhe MIN 20 the county jail in 81. Ciaits-
Hl-lr to,uaN. kuras. the man shot. wna
reported 10 be getting along nicely.
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The trustees OF Weeks cemetery
have received number OF appIica-
lions from parties who want the
place as sexton OF the cemetery.
Robert Hanson. the former sexton.
moved away last week. and a. pres.
ent there Is no one IN charge but a
selection viii be made soon.
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To Pave Road.

A movement has been started to
pave the National road from the cor
poration limits to the foot OF the big
hill, and II Is said that the matter
may be favorably acted upon by the
county commissioners. Under the
law 1t is said the county and town
ships each stand 80 per cent OF the
cost and the abutting property owners
80 per cent. The total cost is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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The funeral Of the late Margaret 4
Jacquay. who died Sunday. was held
yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence % her brother. William Brosch
Of Stocnrod Place The services
which were impressive and largely NJ.
tended. we're held at . O'Clock. the in
torment following 90 Greenwood Gem.
ofcrv
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MODERN WOODMEN
More Than Two Thousand Delegates
Expected 70 Attend the Con-
Vention To-day.

Wheeling delegates 10 the Modern
Woodmen State Convention. which
opens this afternoon I'm Charleston.
left last evening over the Baltimore
& Ohio. and will arrive az the Capital
city this morning shortly after 8
o'clock. More than fifteen members
Of this lodge from Ohio county de-
parted. They were accompanied by
delegates from Brooke and Marshall
counties
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Plymouth Commandery No. %. o.
L. A NJ. will hold regular meeting
on Thursday evening a number OF
important matters will be given atten-
ton, and arrangements will be made
for trip 10 Canton the latter part
Of this month
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Gertrudc Gruh.

This morning at @ o'clock. from the
residence OF her parents. Mr and
Mrs Daniel Grub. of 80. g. Thirty.
seventh street. viii bc held tho funcr.
at Of Gertrude Grub. whose death oc
Cured on Monday The Rev Ernest
". Prcuss. ~ So stephens German
Reformed church. will omciate and
the lrtcrment viii De- made at Green.
wood cemetery The death Of the 900.
tlo child was caused By measles.
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eslIaIre Minister Chosen.

A. the first annual meeting OF the
Laymen's Missionary Movement. held
In Dayton last week. Il vas decided
TO establish an international mission
college for the training OF students OF
all colored denominations for the mis-.
sion helds Of the world Rev. r. G
Snelson. of this city. was elected field
secretary and commissioner 10 formu.
late plans for establishing the mis-
sion training school
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waiting on rnEtrnotionn-

The board Of review has not starred
oh Us Nork as the instructions from the
state tax commission had not arri~cI
yesterday ana until these special in
>tructions are received nothing viii no
u'Nt IT ls understood that the com
mission understands the rifffafio-, a.
thls ciiy as number OF coupiaints have
nrru Tiled with the board. and tnsgs. ,yiff
receive the attention OF the board Of re-
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To Interest Foreigners,

D. Zubay. OF Shadyside, editor OF
two foreign papers. with others has
purchased 5000 acres OF land near
Dayton. KY. with the object OF open.
ing up q farming colony. He was
here yesterday in the interest OF the
company and calling on a number OF
local foreigners. Mr.. Zubay Is a
veteran OF the Standardization war
and was with Col. Roosevelt In the
charge Of San Juan Hill.
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~ f'r meeting ~ tHe Epwnrtl r.rarue
on .N iifHf n D. church. last nlrhf. fha
Gent. T. D.. lnnfn first tI.r president
you Icrf'r Hnrur1 vice president. Miss
Grace Moore. hlrf VIro president. Mics
I-tn lrrwluN, fourth vice rrraffrrf
Vice Elsie rice secretary Mfas MAJ
Itirinn treasure. Miss EIIrHnrfh Urum
Wrui, orEnuIats. Misses Ethel IfurfIrr
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Driver Arrested

NJ kimmel driver OF n junk wagon.
was arrested yesterday by Constable
Minder on complaint OF the Humane
Society. charged with driving n
horse that was 30 badly crippled as
to render the animal UNIT for use
kimmel was given n hearing before
Squire MOrrell. but was allowed 10 20
on payment % the costs and his prom.
ise not 10 use the horse again.
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Old LANDMARK eelno Raz.d.

Inc Old concrete house located on
belmont street Just south OF the
Heatherington homestead. is being
RACED. II Is one OF the oldest land.
marks in Bellaire. and was erected
about 80 years ago.
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state road being constructed from
Flushing TO Morristown. The new
road. II IL understood. il satisfactory.
and will be OF much value to that
section OF the county.
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Antlak Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
or the late Mrs. Joana Antlak were
conducted Tuesday morning from ST
Anthony's Catholic church. and were
attended by large number OF rels-
tives and friends. Rev. Father Witt
man OBLIGATED and the interment was
made IN Linwood cemetery.
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Bessie Tschappatt. was arraigned be
fore Squire Morrell yesterday He
entered plea OF guilty 10 the charge
and was fined $40 and costs and SEN
fenced to 30 days In jail
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tn fl' WinrH Of tho Martins Tarr.
bridge 'luH Hnrn pleasantly rnfarfsIr.. !
ueHItt afternoon hF Sire Charf.-
Ittlft ~ Ifr home uu Norfl T0urfh
street Hr.dae woe fre diversion ~ tr.
nfffrnor rnu IurInr f.e hours n f4f-..
luncheon was served
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pit" Gray. superintendent Of The
Neiha standard plant. has been ten1creI
Iositon NJ superintendent ~ the nIafe
ana J''hinr mills iu the Gary plant or
We 2. =. steel Corporation lie b. f.o,,,
ai tIe CARY plant looking 90 over and
offer. ''e
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Missionary Meeting.

The members of the missionary so,
cieties OF the First NJ. E. church will
be entertained Thursday evening by
Mrs. Hoffman. at the parsonage. In
addition TO an interesting program.
the mite boxes will be opened and IL
is desired that all members be pres
ent.
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Men's Club M.etlnn.

There will be meeting % the
Mems Club % Trinity Episcopal
church Thursday evening NJ the par.
ish house. All members and friends
OF the church are invited % attend
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IN0 CONNIE. 600 Association uff bold
REGULAR meeting nest THuraIsr rfr.f
Hf. fnu' matter. OF much InrDrfnr .
rrHf"f'fINn nf fHe promoter oil H rIa.r
g. i1ff HII o. one ~ fIn matters
token 49,
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Miss Lottie McConnaughy returned
Tuesday from San Antonio. Texas.
where she visited relatives for several
weeks Miss McConnaughy is inter
ested In a farm near San Antonio.
and Is well pleased with her invest
ment.
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From the home OF her daughter
Mrs AUGUST Duekcr. OF No 260l
Chapiino street. was held YESTERDAY
afternoon at o'clock The funeral Of
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Harry Tschappatt. arrested several
days ago on a charge Of assault and
battery preferred By bis wife. Mrs
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tnspeeted Road

The county commissioners were AZ
Flushing Tuesday inspecting the new
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Miss Eliza Harkins.

Miss Eliza Harkins. a lifelong and
highly respected resident of the city,
died last evening at 9:45 o'clock at
the home OF her sister-in-law, Mrs.
George Harkins at No. 211S Eoff
street. The deceased. who was in the
hfty-ninth year OF her age. was the
last surviving member of the family
OF the late Daniel and Jane Harkins.
Her brother. George Harkins. died on
March 10th and her brother. Andrew.
shortly before that Her only surviv-
ing relatives are her two sisters-in-
law, Mrs. George Harkins and Mrs.
Andrew Harkins. The deceased was a
constant member OF the First Presby-
terrain church. The funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
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Kanawha Republicans Elect

Mrs. Charlotte Ries. who died on
Sunday afternoon. The largely at.
tended services were in charge OF
the Rev. DR. William G. Ulfert. OF 81.
Johns Evangelical church. OF which
the deceased was a consistent men,
Der. The interment was made at
Greenwood cemetery. a special car
conveying friends 10 and from the
cemetery. The pallbearers were as
follows: Robert Quicker. Charles
He'll. Henry Ries. Sr.. George Dueker
and Henry Ries. Jr.
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WHY CONSULT on. VOKE7
REMEMRER

Ihat D.. vote Invites sstfchinr investigates %
IS uuft sd rIffh1os of frrrfrrnf AnN that ~
charEst absoiutciy aothinE for cousuitstlon 80
eHamlnatlon Ncur case ell receive be tcnf 81.
tsHti1n. trrfTihlnr crnffs1fiai
hla chafrss afe - fair anf r-arcnahis that a.
poorest woItlr- aaa o. souan ned uot hesitate 20
tprlT fot ueafmeut
wgit. o. Frss nsstis, @Pacfic,i surrssiisas
o. Hoe o. Keep Wei"
aobaraa "a ccnnusIcarcsa 70
4. p. WokE, W o.
ne Wrer anTH AFE. Colynnus. ctuo
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Boys-To get a flying machine. buy
a sack OF Royal Blue Flour
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Martins Perry Briefs.

and Rhea Griffith: chorfsters. L. o.
motifs and s. b. Haughton.
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vents cakfug q
the breasts. and
~ every way
contributes to
strong. healthy
motherhood NJ
at drug stores
book for expect
BRlDTrLD Rel
The Detroit times., 1911-08-05
CHAPTER XXI.
fconfinnaal

"Paranoia. Says IL there were con-
tinual external suggestions OF Miriam
he'd call Il only hysterical; but we
guard her az far as possible from any
thing OF the kind. II she originates
the Authorizations herself. it's mental
Nothing TO do but keep her quiet
avoid all reminders. avoid excitement
lead her mind In other directions, sug-
gest normality. Nothing more pos
sible. unless we take her abroad TOR
hypnotic treatment, and that doesn't
seem advisable. Nothing else to be
done. Question Of time"
Then it's just question OF getting
rid Of this fixed idea?"
well. but that's begging the whole
question. Crosby, don't you seer The
fixed idea 10 the disease. You're
layman. you know. and you look at Il
with the simplicity OF ignorance. Nc
offense meant, but that's the plain
fact, you know. Paulus doesn't cal
It hopeless, but Rome wasn't built In
a day. Nothing to do but wait"
.I'm going to find something to do
/ said, because something has got tc
be done"
Right spirit. Right way to face q
difficulty. Always best to be optimis
tic. But of course. you mustn't risi
any private experiments. You under
stand that. Might do harm. Helfs
paved with good intentions, you know
and we've got an expert on the case
| Where there's any work for you, wei
count you In. but you mustn't butt In
rose from my chair. "Of course
rye no idea Of putting In my oai
without authority. Give me credit FOL
that much sense--and thank you FOL
making me understand the facts. Tel
Mr.. Tabor of this conversation, viii
your I'm on to New York"
Certainly. Certainly. By the way
Crosby. I suppose ought to congratu
late you. Fine. Fine. Well, we've
all got 70 be patient and hope for the
best. IT'S hard. Of course. But hfe'i
hard struggle. A hard struggle
Good-by. Can you see your wa,
DOWN.
Az Reid had intslligentiy observed
II was hard. And the hardest part o.
II was the waiting. / saw Maclear
that same night, and without evincint
more than an ordinary curiosity about
spiritualism, arranged TO be taken Il
the next OF the seances. After that
there was nothing to do until one
should be held. The slender thread o.
coincidence between Sheila's ghost
stories and my experiences at the las
one was my single chance Of discov
ering a remedy of which the doctors
ala not know. Probably should dis