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above the peasant class he must be pre-
pared TO either marry her or night duel
with any male relative II the Irritation be
discovered. Wedding celebrations some-
times last as long as six days. No regular
hours are observed but eating. drinking,
card playing, singing and dancing are Kept
I'D continuously, the guests and gypsies
snatching a few hours Of sleep at time.
A sauerkraut soup is magical in SOLDERING
I'D convivial guests. Other customs are also
shown in the play.
LYRIC-"The Deep Purple" A rousing
melodrama by Paul Armstrong and Wilson
Miner.
MAXINE ELLIOTT S-Nineteenth week
of 1.-THE Gamblers" Charles Klein's sue
cessful play.
NAZIMOVA'S-"Bab Nine" Margaret
Mayo's amusing farce, which has been run
ming for months.
NEW-"Nobody's Daughter" George Pas
toms English comedy. is admirably staged
and. for the most part, well acted. The
leading parts are taken by Mrs. Teresa
land. Miss Pamela Gaythorne. Miss Helen
Reimer. Frank Gilmore and Mrs. Harriet
Otis Dellenbaugh. 1t will be played on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights
and Wednesday matinee. THE Piper" Is
announced for Monday Friday and Saturday
nights There will be a special afternoon
performance of 1.-The Blue Bird" on Thurs
day, In addition to Saturdays matinee.
REPUBLIC-"Rebecca OF Sunnybrook
Farm" will doubtless round out the season
here, for which New York and all con-
cerned are to be praised. "Rebecca" will
10 to London for the coronation season.
WALLACK S-"Pomander Walk" Louis
n. Parker's delightful play. is another sea-
sons fixture on Broadway. 1t is a perfect
presentation far removed from mere the
atricality.
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not analyze 1t. Doubtless, the caution
is superfuous Audiences do not anal
we plays. They are pleased or dis
pleased. or left cool. They can always
he pleased when obvious sinners receive
the obvious consequences of their selfish
sins. 1t is well worth 81 to be thus
edited. 1t is gratifying to be moral, or
moralized over, at small cost. Paris
YOU know. was worth a mass to king
All the same, if a dramatist must deal
with variations of loyalty disloyal love,
why not, once in while, go deep ana
do something worth while? Granted,
the art for such a play must be a mas
ter's art And master playwrights are
not crowding the streets. And after
all. the crowd wants the obvious plainly
labelled even then. Some Of the greatest
passages in life are the least obvious,
A. w
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STAGE NOTES.

A Chicago paper says that me his' "a,
lean aetor-manager who wrote q p'"' 10
William Gillette, Droll notions oil ''as A
tory are entertained by sems "'''''
plays and players
Last May. says an English criue ,sJ
Dane. who was on a visit 10 Lohe -
had promptly visited Ills Majesty xitp
Twelfth Night" and was overno" .''a,sss
indignation al Sir Herbert Tree NI
ton" in bringing Malvolio Down i' D,,sr, ID
In hts nlghtshirt to silence the 80 90 usrs
his MISTRESS kitchen. "Nish''n" aid.
not worn in Shakespeare time, saI. 70
with great scorn. ] was, hc"sNe' ,be arsi
remind him from memory mat 81 bss
edition OF Hamlet" which Is KEEP aus 5
OF It's own at the British Museum, .rhs
only accessible In what Is v"'N~ smsa
Large Room" though Il is reanS ia The
one, the appari,iou OF the GRos. a mother
scene between Hamlet ana n'' ian. -
thus announced as stage diFe'""
ter Ghost in Ills NightshIrt
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MUSICAL PLAYS.

BROADwAY-Iew Fields In THE Hen
Pecks." Good fun.
CASINO--Last week OF Marriage la
Carte" with charming Miss Emmy
Wehlen.
CRITERION-Victor Moore in The Hap
piest Night of His Life" the lrst local
performance Of which will be given to-
morrow avenue. The piece Is by Jul
ME McCree and Sidney Rosenfeld. with
music by Albert Won Tilzer Members of
the company include Mr.. Moore, JUNE Nc
Cree. Annabelle Whitford, Jack Henderson,
Phil Ryley, Mae Phelps. Miss Gertrude
Vanderbilt and others
GARDEN-On Wednesday night Herr
Konrad Dreher will appear in Der F1dele
Bauer" c'The Jolly Peasant). one Of tho
first musical pieces written by Leo Fall
The book, by Victor Leon, is said to be
amusing. Herr Dreher will be supported
by Christian Hansen, Hedwig Richard, An
gelo Lippch and others. Tomorrow and
Tuesday night Herr Dveher will act in
Matthias Gollinger," comedy.
GLOBE-Miss Elsie Janis In THE Slim
Princess" with Joseph Cawthorn and
others.
NEW AMSTERDAM-Mis Lima Abar-
banell still charms In Madame Sherry"
GRAND OPERA-Chauncey Olcott will
act this week In Rida Johnson Young's
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COLONIAI~Andrew Mack. in songs and
monologue, heads the list at the Colonial
Theatre. Miss Amelia Stone, who sang in
THE Chinese Honeymoon" and other Broad
way pieces. and Armand Kalisz who had
the leading part In the "Hoyden," are to
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VIC TOh MOOHE.
In 1.-THE Happiest Night Of His Life"
Criterion Theatre.
Lve?" with Miss Truly Shattuck and John
McCloskey.
WEST END-Stella Mayhem In The
Jolly Bachelors" a favorite Lew Fields
piece.
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AMERICAN-Miss Vesta Victoria, Eng
lish music hall singer, will be the featured
performer here. Miss May Gilmore, one Of
the Gilmore sisters, will also appear, to-
gether with Charles Kenna the Florenz
Family. the Hawaiian Four and Edith lie
Roy.
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VARIETY HOUSES.

ELECTROMAGNETIC Evidence, -
Harrison Armstrong; one-act sketch. will
be the chief attraction here. John G.. Hy-
mer and his company of fifteen are to in
troduce Tom Walker on Mars" AL. Jol-
son. minstrel. will give monologue and
Gordon and Marx are to have a new musi-
cal act.
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WEBER'S Alma, Where Do You
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present Mon Amour" a miniature operetta
THE Darling Of Paris" with Nina Minar
in the principal role, will be an interesting
tragedy in pantomime.
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HUDSON-Miss Blanche Bates and Bruce
McRae have been playing four months In
''Nobodys Widow"
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HACKETT-"Over Night" a farce by
Philip II. Bartholomoe.
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KNICKERBOCKER- Rostand's "Chante-
cler," with Miss Maude Adams in the title
role. is hiling the house at every perform
ance
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EMPIRE-Miss Ethel Barrymore. in IAN
Evening with Barrie" including a revival
of the delightful play. Alice-Sit-by-the-
Fire" and a new one-act piece, The
Twelve-Po Look"
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GAIETY-"Excuse Me-" farce by Ru-
pert Hughes, all the scenes Of which are
laid aboard a Pullman train.
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BROADwAY-I.ew Fields In THE Hen
Pecks" Good fun.
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BIJOU-Henry Miller. in 1.-THE Havoc"
a stage presentation reduced to its simplest
elements Well mounted and well acted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28
BELLAlRE
Italian is Fined on Serious Charge
and Ordered 70 Leave Town.
Other 6elIsire News.

Ottoweo Danse. an Italian. a watch
repairer on Belmont street. was ar
raigned before Mayor Wassman yes
terday and fined $2j and costs and
sentenced IN serve six months in the
county jail. charged with attempting
10 take improper liberties with Marie
Snodgrass. sevcny ear-Old girl The
jail sentence was suspended n Nc
would pack his goods and leave the
town. The mother OF the girl made
the charer and al the hearing % was
shown that the family live near tho
Italians shop. making their homo
with the ch.ld's grandfather. mo was
recently injured in a coal mine The
Italian visited the injured man fro
quently. and during one OF these. Wis
its picked up tho girl and carried her
into an adjoining room. when an al
legged attempt az assault was made
II also developed duriuc the hearing
thar n number OF other girls were
frequently seen visiting the Italian x
shop.
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'MECHEN

AS yet the McMechen 4. c. football
team has taken no definite s,a,. .
Ndru FORMING an organization TO rep
resent 'hls city on the gridiron this
season and u was stated last night
mat the necessary financial backing
could not be secured. Those inter.
'sted have been trying to get the
candidates out for preliminary prac.
nee out their efforts have met Win
little success.
work has been started on the
changing Of the grade al the Nc.
Mechen car barns and a force OF men
are engaged In filling the deep cut on
Jim's run
Mrs. Calvin Fankhouser. OF Seventh
street Us improving nicely from a re-
cent attack OF illness.
70. =. McCann returned last evening
from GAINESVILLE. where ne was called
by the death 81 his daughter which
occurred Tuesday.
Harvey Rude who has been IN m
his home ON Third street. Is improv.
ing rapidly
Rabe Carpenter has accepted a no
sition IN the D.. a q yards al Ren-
wood
Mrs Claude Harrington. % Thirs
street. left yesterday Tor parkersburr
where she v,ll spend some time ID
friends
a fun account % the pr,ro.ed
board 81 trade meeting vail h, fouDa
e.eeHhcr' In this efifiou.
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Bellaire Briefs

There is much interest in tho meet.
INK ~ fhe CRY hoard ~ education this
cv'u'rg whom bids fhr the First ward
school building arc fo be- opened
The nsNf meeting Of Tho OHIO valley
Round Table Will DO held in Mounds
vili. November f0 and ~
Elmer Sharn1fcif has returned from
Akron ehoro he has been employed
Tor several months
Tho nrv bohemian hall FORTY grsf
and Harrison streets will b. dedi.
crfrf SATURDAY. s. hue rrorram has
been prepared
SMILEY NeI-0n has cold h.s Hocr
$500 dairy fo fhe United uaIrl Com
uarr
Tho fad'ss All socie'v NJ fhe
-hrttar. D. church euI meet fhIs
even nr af fHe BONE of wrs Rose re
fha Its.fs
TOE aru.af nrf far rf fh. Frr'
itrfnr~sf church of ffia r.ff. uH h.
r. ono rr. rr.rrnrn
.r |rrrf
ur 500 fur.s erf.rF 0f
.t...f ..Ir ..f.rr.f frr. otter
..f atH fr.rr.. Esrr
fHH. Was.~ar a.-.rff af
r .rrr u rrer
.f .'. r.r. ura Nrr
a .n .I.rra.r rrrr.
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RAIDED

The 80 light district of tho CITY was
Ir'nci .t fIe police last night Twerf.-
NV" .rni-Hd.'e. - girls AMI g. mon were
caught .r fIr rsf THE raiI waz rfatf.
lf LirIf'rlut lH-IwaII. Detectives " .-
'ouue.l. lIrH'Iuan and b.yIurey and
'ifir.r. firc.s iIitDhari, Moran. Eap,f
and william West
The Hnu-es rHttsd were aS fpIfave
Il",lnt col sfie. 9 girls. S.TIIa Van
,-un4'. -.rl. May Lays. girls. men.
!lal-t E.ruetf. Girls 2 man. Florence
wilson. Girls. man. rosS Terrf. 4
tlrI~. u".s iu.u lrs. girls. men.
i.fih Mitlfi. Elfl-. men. Gene III
wards. llr.-. 0 w1H. Marie gIfke. b,
girls mon stella Jones. g Firls. men.
N'I '"NH.ns. girls. men. Emma
Nl-H1ls EIrls o man. Edith Neff !
tifl@ 2 u'-. Tot hero. 3 Girls. Ki' Ter
f'4i girls. e men. ArtIc E.rreff .
ftfI'. men. Edifl Ne4Ie 2 girls. 5ft
ilfy- girls. 2 men. Jean Wilson :
eI' I-- mans Martha fsiHif g Girls. Iu,,
ti'l""nf. . Elria. stella Griffin 3 rirl. Z
fu. Stag Jas e.. e girls. men. Ciaric,
Nuttfr, 8 Girls
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MAY HAVE A
WHITE SLAVE
DETECTIVES ARREST GIRL AND
PICTURE FILM VENOER.
Girl Says She Was Compelled 20 Dis
guise as 8oy-Hold Hear.
tnd This Mornf0a

ing This Morning.
Tn The arrest 81 J. = Harrravcs
alias !. p. Ileregina. and Mary Ellis
alias Theresa Mock. the police ba
ievc that they have an unusually I'm.
tcrcstinE case. The two were arrest.
I'd Yesterday morning AZ a local hotel
10y Detectives Frazier and Mlnard on
Information received from Beaver
fallS. "a The case will b. heard in
ponce court this morning and an o.
lo' VIII Do made ~ bring a white
save charge aralne Hcregina
The girl who is apparently only
ahout htteen years ~ age. claimed ~
nrsi 70 b. the wife ~ the man. but
later confessed f0 chief Hastings thar
ihlf vas not true She SAYS that she
vas "ith The 'f0f Hanch" Mid west
show until few weeks ago ara tina.
sh" Joined HaTeE'na iu Younerfoun
She states that Do has forced her 4t
''n"s fo disruIse herself a bov
End fh1f Tor somr limo ffrr have
been orrupf irr fhn ramc rno-r
ire man Claims that hr is manager
o' t'n Western hruermerf con
p1nT. ar. ffaf Do fenf1uarfr-s are
Dol Cleveland rfe orr~ra tars DE-
.refi1r 0f rurr'r af cheap -atIrr
frfnrn Nus uhtrh fhr fun frf
.-rrn n inrnI ferrf ana ar.h
'.fI .rfr~frf fo rrrf fr H..r -r.-.-.
..ea'rrs Itrft uere IarEef rn II me
CIV a. .asf rfrtf ore fre case I'll.
ha invest .Eafri frrfer fh.s --r--.-r
H rrrfIr rraerf rr-a.a o.
sf.r-r rrra.fr fHr go rTr-s. .s ..t
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QUIZ STEPHENSON
Wisconsin Senator TO Be First Wit.
ness in Investigation Of His
Election.

MINIATURES. Sept. e7.-United
States Senator Isaac Stephenson will
be the first witness before the sub
committee OF the senate committee on
privileges and elections. when the in
Vestigation into the manner and
method Of his last election is begun
Monday. Senator Hepburn. of Idaho,
chairman Of the investigating commit.
tee. made this announcements to-day.
Senator Hepburn asserted he had no
reason 10 believe that Senator LaFol-
lette would testify. AZ least not at the
request Of the investigation commit
tee
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SUPPRESSION OF
A FORMER CRIME
according 70 Brooke County Officials.
who Are still Holding Young
Cheney Boy.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS ARE
VERY SENSATIONAL
No Attorneys Secured by the Ae.
eused Men. So Far As Can
Be Learned

Ahother very sensational feature in
the Wellsburg murder case. cam. 10
nsnt YESTERDAY. when 10 develoued
tnat Bert Cheney. aged II years. son
OF william Cheney. charged with IN.
murder was being held in thu BrooE..
county jail as a very important VT
ness IN the case according % "a.
Brooke county authorities II ,vaq
stated several DAYS aco that the
Cheney boy was being held bending
action In court with "a view 10 sendlny
MN 10 reform school ~ an inror-
IlglpIe but those who claim they are
~ position % know. say that tho bow
IL being held for n more important
purpose than that stated.
IL r. reported that some time AFRO
the Cheney boz. while m fha horn. ~
Harvey Gunion. was made d parry 10
an unmentionable crime. and Gunion
II alleged 10 have been the offeDt.r
The further allegation t. made mat
Charles Sherwood. tho murdered man
suddenly appeared upon tho scene
ana a. there was bad blood baf,g.ar
the men. sherwood shortly after mad.
the statement that Do would prar.rt
the case a. Tho BROOKE county rr,rd
jury. and have Gunion indicted fpr ne
crime. n II reported that whom This
news reached Chenev. tho hoes
tather ~ vas very Indignant. and
being friend ~ gurirr fHf imrrra
flnn ls nat fra two together PLANNED
rherWo0d'H drafrItff4r fl etfprrrr.
The shame thar wouI have ofharv.fs.
been h"aped upon gurinr. 49, ghsr
WOOD had rnndf fhr statement. 10 De-
Fald. tnaf Whfn frs GInlnr 600. urr
aired no court f.sr hDdy would lrps
what Kind ~ man hs wra
Thrsatsnsd 20 Burn Barr
" % afIH ihaf rfal furrfhr arr
i .if nfI f. .urr cur 'nn.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28
MECHEN BOY
ELECTROCUTED
SHOCKING DEATH AT STEEL AND
IRON PLANT.
Victim Died Shortly After Being Taken
to office OF
Physician.

While working about the Whcelir :
steel and Irop Company's plant at Rem
wood. last evening. Russell Powell. aged
Il. OF McMeCheu. met a tragic death
when he caught hold Of a heavily
charged electric wire I'm the plant. The
hoy WAS working with number Of men
about the plant when he thoughtlcssly
seized the wire, the shock being so great
That ne was thrown "a considerable dis
lance. signs OF life We're apparent when
fellow workmen rushed To the boys side
and ne was rushed 10 Or. Rlake's office.
where three hours effort was made TO
revive him without result.
The remains were taken in charge by
CooeN-R"ntZ and after being prepared
for burial We're removed to the family
nome al McMechen. The hoy was but
seN enteen years Of age and possessed A
vide circle Of friends about Benwood
where he formerly rslded. No arrange
m"uts FOR the funeral have as yet been
made.
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RETENTION
Of rev. Mr. Ross Requested AZ
Thomson Church Quarterly
Conference.

Tie quarterly conference was hold
ar the Thomson ". y church last
hIthi ana %" work 81 the past year
reviewed Tho reports made by tho
pastor Hud The various societies we're
encouraging The membership 81 tho
'hHrch BIAS almost reached the COO
mars Tho church has given literally
To- aIl causes and bencvolpnces.
H"soIutIons were passed inviting
ii' Dr. sent pastor. Rev p. y Ross.
20 remain fnr fhe coming year and tho
Sam" resolution viii br made later
"h'n r'qncstrr tho bishop 10 r.
Hsa.ru rev Ross
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RAID STORES
ohio Inspector Causes Arrests wb.r.
Clerks Are Worked over
Nine Houre

HItt'i -! 90 taiS to fi.e InteiIlVsr.o-
EAST LIVERPOOL. o. sept II
Charged with violations ~ either fbo
chlid labor measure or the nine hour
,aW Tor women, Harry Yates Of p.
rates Novelty company: Dacel liar
mon manager OF the J. G.. McCrorev
ana company five and ten cent store.
'harlcs Wasbufzky Of tho star psr.
gam store. Miss Mary Kindcyaffrr
ana Mrs. j. =. Billingsley Of tho 4. 4
wilson company. mIllners. were lar
rested today Information was 0rog
~ Hernia SaltsRaver a. HcUaire of
lh- STATE department " factories and
workshops
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Rose Law NioIntors.

The grand jury got busy and invcs-
figatcd number 81 persons charged
with violating the liquor laws Bel
'airo seems fo have been The hardest
hit. 49, twcuty indictments were r..
turned. Deputy fherifs from ST
CiaItsvill" were in Bellaire yesterday
ser, iue warrants ON the persons m
oictcd. and they VIII appear in Com
mon Pleas Court for arraigumcut on
Thursday
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wreck ON
v. & /. E.

CANTON. o. Sept. 27.-Two men were
killed. three seriously injured and a
dozen persons received minor injuries in
the wreck OF passenger train on the
sherrodsville branch OF the Wheeling &
Lake Erie railroad. three miles south
east OF here tonight.
The dead are two unidentified younG
men, though to he from Sherrodsviile
who were riding on the bumpers" En-.
gineer Henry johnson and Mat Arnol6
were hurt.
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conference held over the case yester.
gay afternoon at police Headquarters.
= was very plain to all present that
pom me man and the girl were Iyina
ana none OF the officials are satisfied
WIN their stories. The girl was lef,
Ih chafge OF the police matron-
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REAL MOTIVE FOR
UP-RITER MURDER
DID SWEETHEART
PAY BOARD BILL?
zee" Gould Gets Out Of New Jersey
Jail by Supposed Aid OF
Fairmont Girl

Spss.,3, 3ispatch 90 tie Intelligence
fAIhMONT. W. Va. sept. - In.
lorrna 'ion was given our today that
Cecil X. Gould. the Fairmonfor who
was arrested az Paterson. y. / last
week TOT jumping a board bin a, r
~ DeVeny's totel. this city. had po,d
me money and has been released from
jail II - not stated from what
source The money came from but the
supposition is that Il was from his
sweetheart. Katherine Currev
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ELY FALLS
Aviator Has Marrow Escape Prom Death
IN Flight at Canton

CANTON. o., sept 27.-Aviator Eu-
gene u. Ely had narrow escape from
death TO-DAY. when at "a height OF 100 feet
ne was caught In "A strong breeze lost
control Of hts machine and was dashed
To the ground He sustained several cuts
and minor bruises about the head. hut
was able to direct the wheeling OF his
damaged machine to the hangar
In a contest for quick starting. Atwood
won over Brookins. In n two-mile
flight BroOkins took the honors from
Atwood. Because OF high wind all avi-
ators agreed that the danger of attempt
ing further flights was too great.
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Socialists Held Meetinn.

Bellaire Socialists held meeting
last night in their quarters in the
odd Fellows building Comrade Hy-
n"r. national organizer was present
and delivered an interesting address.
II viii cost loss money 10 keep the
children in school shoes if they wear
our kind than h. will u they wear the
uncertain sort Locke Shoe co.
Bellairc
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GOULD oEsdENoANr
NOW DUKE sAeAN

HHhI.IE 'pt % Tho royal feH
~. cure fav CrrfilrI rra-I.a
Htifi'" Ia..r Howard mo fro.gear
r'n n' Prince iisNs a. esgan
fr WIS formerly Anna
f'..i' . f.r Duke SrrIr and I..r
'. fan fIo ana appointed
'.r no rfrrm0nlea Count Won
h.r.'t ... trfan
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OIL W.ll ehot

The oil well on the Carroll Robin
son farm. just west of Bcilairc. was
shot Wednesday. thirty quarts Of nj.
FRO glvccriuc being used Nothing
definite was given out a. 10 the ca.
pacity Of The wei. and this will not
be known until tho well ls cleaned
out and The oil measured
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handed down in the circuit court by
judge Charles W. Lynch They are
as follows. Brulah Alexander against
Roy Alexander. Edward Clark against
Addie Clark. Pearl Wagner against
oscar Wagner. Maggie Moran against
Ihomas Blaine Moran. Alice Joyce
against James r. Joyce and Rose o.
lance against James Lance
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BelIaire Parties indicted.

Among thS indictments found
against Bellaire parties by the grand
jury are the following Felonies.
Elmer Wiley. John T. Lowman. Mary
l.. Gaines. misdcrcanors. Dewey St
John. COicy COuroy. Andy Piatj
Robert Monroe. Thomas Roush and
John COnuurs
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and many have become interested
Mayor Wassman and the Board of
Control have secured what is consid-
cred AN excellent agreement from the
owners Of the land through which
the street Viii extend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28
Game Warden Gets Busy.

Deputy Game Warden John TRAY
crS. OF this city. was informed yes
torday that parties We're scining m
McMahon's Greek. short distance
west OF Bcllaire.. He went TO the
place and seized two large seines.
which were conHscated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28
For constItutional pelenate.

Petitions are being circulated %
Belmont county. and are being freely
signed. 20 have the name OF Attorney
James &. Tallmau. OF This place put
on the ticket a. candidate for dele
gate 20 the constitutional convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28

Great interest was manifested yes
terday IN rho opening az Jefferson
street through ~ tine Heliaire and
Bridgeport pike The matter has
been before The people for two years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28

Miss S1ltsgavcr is tho ohio state
actor Insf .ct0r AMI her headq4ar
iers are Zoo Beilaire