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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


BROADWAY, n cor 1000 81 for an oren air
picture show : Sherwin. 1Ol Madison ave.
owner; W Gray. 2SI West 37,h ST. architect:
cost 81 400
1867 VI ST. 5. - n - Audubon ave for a
sly tenmt. 25xo5.5. Hogcnauer g. Messiah. 1877
Vest l3Oth 81, owners. Moore & Landsiedel.
architects. cost SO 900
sTH AVE, 6s7 for sty dwg. store. Offices
and studio. 20 2xd9 G r Jackson. $40 West 10th
~, owner; Bruno " Berger & Son. Bible House.
architects. cost, sl2 600.
44TH ST. II and 70 West; for 0 sty store,
owner. Wallsn. West 18th 81. architect;
THE BRONX.
FATLE ST : llo4s u ~ Spofrcrd ave
for sty brk dwg, 20x4I, William Hard!ck.
6'2 concord ave. owner. William Kenny. 1900
Decatur ave. architect cost. 5000.
SPUYTEN DUYvIL RID. " cor 23oth st.
for ely concrete ONCE bldg. 2Sx62: Edgehll
Terrace GO. Favour. So William 81. owner
Robert " Gardner. 100 Vest goth st, architect.
Cos, $4,000.
DAILY AVE, cor Elsmers pl; for two s
sly brk tennis. 80 3xs97 and 80 6xs6I: Rogers
Building co. Frank Casurti. president. 1911
Amethyst 81. owner. Henry Nordhein. 1857 Ire
mont ave architect. total cost. $4,000
BRYANT AVE. $ $50 n $ ~ Garrison ave
for hve sty brk tennis 2ox55 each: Martin
FLETCHER Construction co, 90s Bryant ave owner.
architect, same. cost not given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

The Mississippi Valley aud the interior OF the
west CUR states. the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and
Tie southern portion Of the lake region THURSDAY.
Temperatures will rise Thursday In the plateau
ana northern Rocky Mountain regions. and Fri
day In the plains states
storm warnings are DISPLAYED On Lakes Su-
perior, Michigan and Huron. and 900 Lake Erie
eastward To Cleveland
The winds along the New England coast viii
bee moderate south and southwest. middle At
Hutc coast moderate south and southwest
south Atlantic coast ana east Gulf coast light
variable. west Gulf coast. moderate 10 brisk
south. ON the lower lakes. brisk south. prob
ably high over west portion OF Erie. upper
lakes brisk and probably high south, shifting
{" west on Michigan and huron, and brisk TO
high east, shifting 10 north on Superior
steamers departing Thursday for European
ports VIII have moderate variable winds and
fair weather To the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Localities For Now
Ensland. generally fair TO-DAY. probably fol
lowed by showers tonight or Friday. mod
crate south and southwest winds
For Eastern New York fair on the coast.
probshli shos ers I'm iSuierior to-day. Frida..
showers and continued warm. moderate south
ard southwest winds
For Eastern pennsf wants. increasing cloud
ness. prohs hlt followed Dos showers to-night or
90 Friftf. moderate south and southwest
eind~
For feF Jersey Delaware Maryland and
The pisiricf ~ columbia continued varm ana
prohshl' fair TO-DAY. Friday. unsettled. mod
crate south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transa ctions were recorded
Yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange
salosrooms, Nos. Il and 16 Nesey street:
~ BRYAN l. Kennedy.
7T1i AVE. 3i2. cor Of 29h st. 2o916i; 4
sty tennlt and store; executors sale; sold to J
Arthur Fischer for S62 600, also.
80 AVE $50 and sal cor n 36th ST. a.. OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.


4sTH ST. .. 1919 II OF 18th ave. 70 , /.
sly factory; estate Bradlsh Johnson, Al Corr,
landt vt, owner. William Hlgginson 81 parL
Row. architect. cost. Sis 900
ODD IT, ~ $40 n OF 9Th ave. To a 4 s,v
store and ONCE bldg estate Of John II Mahonsy
Newport owner; Fred Hammond 39l Fes,
l4S'h ". architect. cost. $4,000.
DIST ST. r. $50 II W OF 5th ave. To a . 49,,
d"g. " Dewitt II East 5sth ~. owner. ~ /,
Jacobs $40 9th ave architect: 500 600 - y
PITT ST, -. TO sty and basa,nen, TENN,
and store Sperber, premises. owner. w Huene
ieig' 'o' Ilnton ave, architect. cost, IS 500
THE BRONX
WISE AVE. " :. 30 II n OF i7od .t. ., , .
siN frame dws. II .N422: William racl son
premises. owner. y Ebellng 1885 Walker ave
architect: cost. 81 300 "'''
BAYCllESTER AVE. . :. 100 Z, = q, c.r,ra,
~ NJ. :" a : sly frame dwg. 2oxIs2: Charles
nv, si 'o'an farkway. Brooklyn owner:
24"IH ST. 5i2: TO a = stv rram. stores sna
avg @2Ni2. Correlia e Cobbun Rapts,n Conn
cost ~ 2"l WV "'V' ''''''c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
Fifth AVENUE BUSINESS HOUSE SOLD
Frederick Kinqman Dposes of Five Story Structure Adjoining
45th Street Corner for S415,000.
TWELVE PARCELS OF ADAMS ESTATE BRING s7so.35o

power TO investigate the manner OF co"-
Quoting the business Of the several ooaros'
departments and officers thereof 10 sus-
gest legislation with respect thereto ana W
draft a new charter for said city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
LIS PENOENS.

WALES AVE. 52s John A smith az, Ian.
Smlth action 10 set aside deed. stc,. s,toru.y "
"z' 81 '86 Wes' Board Of Foreign Missions
heat' and Construction 60 o. Al tfors.io.ura ~
n's' attorney. " Van etesnbergh
thAhh ST. ss cor City Han Place Is AKA 6
ann o'hNr propeft' I'm Kings County: william, r,
Reinecke sgt francis q Fsldrn,n =, 81 ,ama,o.s
psrt'iHn. ATTORNEY. " Cioids-hmid,
24IH Sr a. 2Iaf ., "a -, "a -. q. 40 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11


MANHATTAN
M-fElDAM AVE. 2 $ 155 n of Gsth a.,
lots. each 2jvl0V - mtgs. each SIS 50OJ: NAV
~. " tr~. James Linden 10 Amelia Rui-r:
S"fUuu. address. a. West c9d -
AMSTERDAM AVE. III. 25HiO0. = sty brl (:
NAV 10 due May 10 1915. James Linden 10
hcnt' Roi.schlaycr. S2s5O0. address. - West
AVE D. 10 and 100 g siv nathouss. ,ssso.
MaN =. due june !. 1914. per cent. Jacob
M""rsirlder ~ William Leventhal; 5000. ad-
dress. - So Nicholas ave
=, 1AIIlAElNE Sr cor Madison st. 5lIioo:
MaH ~ trs. church If 50 James 70 Emf
gran, Industrial Saving Rank. s3l 400. address
thoNI sT go. ~ aK- = sty hrk prior
9'S s-"o"p NAV 10 , yrs Re-sie 81 " Sch
1e 81 Al 70 Agnes Hoopls 5000 address
Fanpoo1.
HAME PROPERTY prior mtg $50 nm. sam.
'" .1nN. Mst 10. p 'rs. 5000. address sam.
M pircS AVE- ?o3i 80 brk ls,7s Arr
- l"N az Per hor1 LA stspsr, 10 u. n
''''' $4,000 sidress as West SIS, -
., rANE PROPERTY frrior mtg si2 oco) Arr
80 H'oAIhs' ger cent, same 10 William >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
FURNISHED COTTAGES TO LET.

TO LET. FURNISHED OR UNFi RNirlih,i
- room cottage. with electric tights. hainwr.
floors. open plumbing and All modern inlitv,,c,
nients. situated in the finest residential So.
OF Balmyill", suburb Of Newhurgh y Y, n
he rented unfurnished Tor $3.50 rsr wear. az -
no entirely newly FURNISHED Gov s7"o per ,rs''
Photograph and particulars can r. secured pr
John y CLANCY & 60. -,
cor S1th y 1851 ErcsdFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

Highest temperature resierdst.. Il degrees ct
? . M. lores' ~ average n. s,ersee FOR
corresponding date last vfsr ~ average for
corresponding date lsft thirtr-ih three ears 81
lo'el 'of@c 90 T. dar fsir FRIDAY shoptrs:
moderate south ana solthve est winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

, Hvrnsn sonn ~ al at Angus, ~ Rahs ., :.
foreclosure of mtg; attorneys. Godfogis cssIq
e. Lind.
PERRY AVE. q. $50 n ~ 2cn,h q ~
no: Edward ~ Probst aes Msrsare; z ws,rs.,
., al foreclosure of mtg, attorneys PriprA
Friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
RED SWAN INN SOLD.

The John J. Fleming Company has sold
10 Louis Jenness the Red Swan Inn ana
the ten acres Of land on which the hotel
stands at Warwick y. y. The warwick
Inn COMPANY were the owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

WEBSTER AVE-, n = cor Voodspn "a Ia
1917: American Mortgage 70 loans Charles !
S,reetsr Construction co A3.W"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

For Virginia. fair and continued warm to-
day and Friday. moderate south winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York. increasing cloudiness. probably followed
by showers by Tonight and on Frday. cooler
FRIDAY. moderate 10 brisk south winds
For West Virginia. fair and continued warm
to-day. Friday. probably shower ana cooler.
Oficial Observations ~ United states weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

Local oHciaI Record. Tho following Official
record from to Weather bureau shows the
changes 300 IN" temperature Tor the last tweut,
tour hour in rompar son with Tho corresponding
date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT
EAST SIDE.
FURNISHED COTTAGES WANTED

FURNISHED COTTAGE WITH LARGE ~
asza. plenty OK shade. nice surroundings 49, ar.
some garden. for responsible family fof 20. -
summer months within 80 minutes fron w"
York. Address, H. =. 1904 Lexington sN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO Ls1,

ATTRACTIVE. NEWLY DECORATED TiiHs.
room apartment. handsome mshossny. go
abroad till Oct | rsnr siTS mcnthy. AoH~
J. TOWNSEND. Gao Madison ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANIIATTAN.

with name and address Of granteeD
Inter 80. per cent. unless otherylsc stated
NAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11


Observations taken al 2 n. 18Th meridian tine Air
pressUle reduced 70 sea level.
lsooas continuous hnes psss through points Of equal air
pressure.
Iso,her dotted lines pass through points o. equal TEN
reraiure drawn only for ecrine o. and no degrees
O Clear: q Partly Cloudy. n CLOUDY x Rain. 5 Sros
NJ Report missing Arrows ly Nm the wind
Ffsi figures inc ,ac tempe azure second 2shour nrscn
iaion oi o. inch more Tor = hours ending H. YES
i,roay; third wind velocity when 1907 morc miles per hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
LONG ISLAND

FOR ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE.
LONG ISLAND BARGAINS,
and furnished cottages 10 rent,
Apply TO T.. 4. HIIDRETH
Sa-FNi'fe I I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
WILLIAMSBURG REAL ESTATE
WINCHESTER COUNTY.

y farms 20 summer homes. Address CLARA
-INDLE. % southworth ST. WiliamroNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11

'reaus taken at p. m. Yesterday follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
Marty Kelly az Court.

TIE event OF the present season in
Popular priced theatricals will be the
appearance IN the Court Theatre Friday
and saturday nights and Saturday NATL
nee of the big musical comedy success
Ills Honor tie Mayor" with the cole-
hrated comedian. Harry Kelly. To the
principal comedy role Few musical
musical comedies have enjoyed the con-
? inued popular success 81 Ills HONOR
ard the longevity ~ the piece II un-
Joubtedly due 20 the many novelty song
numbers. OF which there are no less
than twelve. Practically the entire orig
iusl rast has been recruited FOR this tour
and John Iratt the well known tenor
g gain assumes the role Of the Prince
Aaron~ English Dancing Dolls are sin
one of the featured novelties. having
just returned from abroad a ftsr PLAYING
extended engagements IN the English
Music Halls
one Of Tire prettiest and best singing
cuoruses ~ forty grace this speedy and
tuleful Laughing hit. which can boast 81
also being one % the favorife attras-
fi"u~ entirely free from lines or ritua-
lions that even border on the ris1ue. Tie
sale ~ seats viii open to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
THE MISSIONARY
CONVENTION OPENS
TALK MADE BY
MRS WlNOlD.
Three Days Session Opened at the
Fourth Street M. e. Church
Yesterday Afternoon.

With the Fourth Street NJ. L
church taxed TO its utmost. the an
nual convention OF the Interdenom-
national Missionary Federation OF
this city opened yesterday, and a
number OF excellent addresses were
delivered during the day. The priu.
cipal address was made by Mr.
\ Winold. OF Cincinnati, who pic
tured the great work that Is now
going ON in the foreign lands. Her
talk was one OF the most interesting
that was ever delivered in this city.
and she drew an ovation at the close
OF her remarks.
The organization has grown won
derfully during the past year. and
in this city the membership has
more than doubled itself. An elab-
crate program has been arranged
for todays session. when several
prominent missionaries will deliver
addresses before the assembly. Mrs
~. l.. Bond. secretary OF the organiza-
ton. stated last evening that the
meeting has eclipsed all previous
ones.
In connection with the convention
missionary study class was con
Quoted yesterday. which proved TO be
very instructive 20 all in attendance.
Mrs. Winold will deliver an address
al the First English Lutheran church
next Friday evening. when IL is ex.
pected that there Will BE- a large at
tendance
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Deny letter. Are children..-

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Nov. -
Published letters on Why Saloons
Should be Kept out Of East Liver
pool and purpOrting 10 have been
written by children for prize Of s..
led today 10 tho fling OF an AFFIDAVIT
bv the vets that one ~ the letters.
Tho authorship 81 which was credited
10 a little girl. was. IN fact. written
by an older person. The drys main.
tain that all the letters were written
ny children. but The vets contend
that tho letter In question contained
language that child could not com
mand. and the AFFIDAVIT vas made by
person alleged 20 have written the
letter and 20 have given 20 10 the iit-
tie girl. and that the child did not
compose n herself
The drys expect WAYNE " wheel
Or. state Superintendent of tho Anti.
Saloon League. 20 finish the cam
pairn tomorrow. The vets arc rnss
Ing q Whirluind campaign of orator,
and newspaper work Advertising boz
newspapers ia being used by the Bua.
mess Men Association. which d.
backing Tho vets Tho vote will b.
taken next Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
.HAZERS PLEAD
A JURY TRIAL
HzH AoouszD or roarunzxs w.sz
vrDoxHxAHB not oxv1H
HANNA.
Hassd Asa r.ssr~es Asser.sys 20 Ssgi.
Dntt Tor Damages - 8ssuls
81 Expsr1snos.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiiisencer.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Nov. The
case OF John George. William Mcclure.
Horace Fisher. Leon y. Foard and VIII
nam biiimeyer. charged with attempting
10 murder Fred W. viering and Andy
Taller. came up for q hearing this after
noon before Justice Humbird. Tho ac-
cused men pleaded a jury trial. and IN.
bonds ef the first three were raised 10
$1,000 each and the two latter remained
al $500 each
The defendants worked for the Mer-
tens Orchard Company. and ar, ALLEGED
TO have tortured Niering and Zailer the
latter having gone to Green Ridge for
the purpose OF collecting some money
he had loaned to one John Eskar, when
he was bounced upon by several men and
hazed. being finally tied to a mule and
made walk along side the animal for six
miles Niertng returned with Taller TO
right the wrong when they were both
given a hazing. having been led blind
folded for miles In a creek. and made be-
lieve that they both were to be killed
To rns Damage Suits.
The prosecuting witnesses are with the
Babcock Lumber Co. OF Davis. w. ya,.
the weslthiest lumber concern in that
state. They Instructed their ATTORNEYS
this afternoon to fils heavy damar,
suits In the United States circuit court.
The charge or trespaes preferred
asainst Niering by George. was DISMISS
ed. William Mertens went bah for ali
the accused. Tho attorneys for the tor
turers are ex-Judge Ferdinand williams
eN-Congressnan George A. Pearre aSd
Captain J. Philip Roman. Tho torturinr
or the West Nirginians continues TO h.
the talk OF the town. Two disint~rcsted
eye witnesses TO the hazinS were pre.-
ent in court to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
THOMAS. |. LEWIS
ADDRESSES MINERS
Urges Pennsylvania Men 20 stand By
Demands-Declarss Cancellation
Board has outiivsd Usefulness.

louisville. Pa Sov. Tile dele
gates g. the ti-di-trl.t invention 81
the Uritoi Mine Woriser- 90 America
Consisting Of districts one seven aud
nine, and comprising the entrc antrra-
cite ,0nl field. iu session here to-day.
heard five stirring speeches from ~
many 81 tie national leaders. among
whom was former International PIe-i-
dent Thomas l.. Lewis. The entire day
was practically consumed bv these
speakers. All OF whom eNlortcd the dele
gates 90 stand firm for whatever de-
fusnds tine convention would adopt suI
they assured them that they would win.
Former President Lewis warned The
Delegates that in the anthracite field.
there was something wrong and that be-
that tle miners are not ae thoroughly
organized as they sholuI be- iic dee
dared that TIE operator boz t'is field
looked upon the miners a4 o. dIsorzan-
zsi body ~ wen. wH.ch condition bel 90
1e Deprecated hecaure DO Eitss f.e opera
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tors the advantage in the coming con
sidrrstion % q new agreement. between
them. Mr Lewis declared that the con
Citation board bad outiived it, useful
neSs-aud advised the delegates 10 oppose
its continuance. This statement was
vigorously appiauded a. were tho recon-
mendation % him 30 demand an eight
hour work day. Tie complete recogni-
ton 90 the miners organization and
substantial increase In wages. lie con-
trastcd the advance % wages in some OF
Size soft coal regions. whore the union
10 stronE. with that Of the anthracits
miners. whose wages he held have not
Increased
THIS Is = closed shop" exclaimed AR
Lewis. and he explained the term -
mean tie right 81 tie mine workers 20
say who shall and who shall not work
with thsm in and about the mines
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the Third Floor Back" SAYS that n
play should be able TO stand by itself
without superhiity OF scenery, and
an actor should be equal TO this test
OF the play. There Is tendency
nowadays TO overload the stage with
atmosphere. explains the eminent
English actor. "A too obvious appeal
Is often 10 make the stage a photo
graph The scenery should be cor.
rect, but in correct proportion % the
whole. IL should not intrude urou
the attention OF the audience. AMI II
should not be seen more than the
actor. An actor should ne able TO
interest and sufficiently control his
audience 10 keep the scenery in its
remote proportion" Court theatre.
Tuesday evening. November I'm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
SUICIDE PACT IN
DOUBLE DEATHS.
cnrl Taxes Poison IN Asr Room
Man Found Dead IN Grave.
yard.

WOOST EH o.. Nov. Death from
sirychnine performing was the verdict
~ Coroner King today in the case ~
Miss Carmen iiumphref. aEc 90. and
Rufus billiard. Young dancing mas
ter ~ho died within y few hours of
each other under circumstance in
diciiIng suicide pact
billiard and Miss Humphrey were
"nTancd to marry ~ was shown b.
one ~ th" Witnesses 8f todays ln-
qu' tiat after recent quarrel thr
Young man bad told the eill thar thc
Hhnull marry him 90 nobody
WIS., Humphrey died Boo sputul ION.
e"llf today after rDminr humo from
% li1lI0H' Icn party. Billiard bring hcr
rafpff II e4. fDurI d.aa A.. -,
Wooster tfmctrrg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
Inherent Iner,a...

tlECLENiLIE. -. Nov. inter
90 ~ vets and drys increases o. tho
fine for tho local option ciesfion ~.
prodchos 100 PickaVay county Some
vets are go confident that their
buildings are being rcmodeiod for
Tho resumption Of business ON the
other hand. Tho drys arc confident
fh"S viii win Tho battle again Dan.
i"I Morgan Smith 10 day addressed
Iarrr crowd for fhc vets. Rcy e.
Baker OF W'tcftil'e. poke Tor
lie DIV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
A Marvel for Sore Feet. ACTS Flor, on

ffuuG-ISe srrr feet. arrlug feet. vol
.en feet swss.y feet. sllciiIur feet. tired
feef
GOod-by- -orur. cail0uacs and bun
ions and Iaw spots.
You've uev-r tried anything Ike TrZ
iseforc f0r your feet. D. o. different
from anythiug ever before sold
% acts 90 once and makes the feet
fosi remarkably fs"s-l and rore-uroof
TIZ d. not a. I--yFdCr Powder and
other foot remedies clog up rho pores
tn draws out al poisonous exudstior~
which bring on soreness. OF tic feet
and 81 fre only remeGy llsi does TN
cleans out every pore and giorines tie
feef--Tour feet.
You'u never limp >rafn or draw uu
our face ia pain. and Fuu. Do forget about
> our Corue. hIuipns and cullDusaH.
1ou.I FEEL like q new person.
~ you don't IND or this frue after
trying = box 81 TIZ. you can sst YOUR
unUaF right back
TfL is FOR sale ~ al druggists ~ Is
cents Der box. or N VII Doc sent you
firert n you wish from Walter Lufher
Dodge A Co. Chicago. III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
RenWond aricfs

The case against Charles Brown.
which was 10 have been heard in
Squire Riedels court yesterday. was
postponed owing 10 the absence OF
Mr.. Brown from the city.
Sheriff Alley. OF Moundsvillc. was
IN the city yesterday on business.
{. A. Bird. master mechanic at the
W. 5. and J. plant. has returned to
his duties after a two weeks vaoa-
ton spent i'm Pittsburg.
Atweil Nost has moved his family
from Main street 10 their new home
on Water street.
The Fraternal order Of Eagles
will hold their regular meeting in
the Barlow hall this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
German Theatre.

Tonight ~ the court viii DO Offered
another prrt-i motion hv tNe Cincinnati
German Stoch Company supporting tie
-" European operetta stars Miles
Antoineft" Hles and Hnnsi Martini. tu an
elaborate production 81 Der sts.sfrouf-
peter Hut one Performance will i,e
-lscn Tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
BENW00D

COoey q Bentz will hold the for
NAL opening OF their new store on
Main street on the coming Thursday.
one week from today. The interior
OF the store is being fixed up for the
occasion. and a large stock has been
received for the opening Handsome
souvenirs will be- given away on the
occasion and will be distributed to
everybody who attends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02

this church. The conference will be
held in the African Methodist Epis.
copal church on Eighteenth street.
II will probably be In session for a
week. Many visitors are IN attend.
ance.
Rev. Mr.. Jones. the pastor. and
DR.. Thomas. the presiding elder
were in charge OF reception which
was held In honor OF the bishop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-02
OPEN SALOONS
Athens County Ant-Thirst Parlors
Are opened-6usiness Good
the First Day.

ATHENS. O. Nov Saloons
were opened in Athens county to.
day. There vas no disordar. but the
anti-thirst parlors were popular and
drew a large patronage. NelsonvIIle.
Buchtel and Glouster were where the
saloons were located Other saloons
viii open in the next few days.
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am. E. CONFERENCE
conVenes at Huntington with Large
Number OF Ministers in At
tendance

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Nov. l.
Rev. W ". Derrick. IL. -. bishop OF
the African Methodist Episcopal
church. is in the city. and at .
o'clock opened the annual meeting
of the West Virginia conference OF
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JOAN Reichter. who escaped from
the local police several weeks ago.
vas recaptured yesterday. and will
De made TO serve his sentence OF 10
days which was imposed by the
mayor Reichter was arrested twice.
but came up with his fine the first
time. Thinking. probably. that this
settled both bills. he stayed away the
second occasion and was picked up
yesterday.