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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-03
TO Vote AGAIN ON
HEALTH OFFICER
DR.. HERsEY WITHDRAWs AS
RESULT OF FIGHT.
Number Of Prominent Physicians
Mentioned-Or. Melain May
Succeed Himself.

DIR. X. J. Hersey. elected by the
board OF control to the position OF
health officer. has Withdrawn as the
result OF the embarrassment caused
by the fight on the floor OF council
last Tuesday night and another official
must now be selected. The board will
meet this morning to consider the
matter and IL is possible that DIR. w.
II. McLain. the present incumbent,
will yet be selected to succeed himself
Other prominent physicians OF the
city. who were mentioned yesterday
as possible recipients of the honor
are DIR. S. l.. Jepson. DIR. !. p. Birney
DR.. +. F. Glass. DIR. II. p. Linsz and
Dr. Z l.. Armbrecht.
One member of the board of contro
has been n consistent supporter oil
DR.. McLain and neither of the others
had any personal reason for opposing
him. The position. of course. is one
that may be applied for by any
reputable physician. but il SCENT
that Dr. McLain's fine record should
receive some recognition. II is under
stood that Mayor Schmidt has altered
his reviews on the health commission
ership and this is said to be one of the
causes contributing to Hersey's with
drawal
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Out the-Pike Briefs.

samuel White. Of ClaysviIle has re-
turMsd after short visit with friends
IN Elm Grove
Mrs. John crow. Of Loring place. Elm
Grove. VIII leave today for "a several
lays visit with friends in Newall. w
Dr ". D. Geisler. the Elm Grove dem
uSt. spent Yesterday the guests or his
George Hand. Jr. moved Saturday
from East Wheeling into residence at
'liftun Height. near Elm Grove
airs -. NJ. Potter ~ Pitisburg. is the
guest Of her SON. Rev. J. NJ Potter. pas
t1I ~ u" Vance Memorial church at
Walter Mr"rc1ry. Of Chicago. returned
10 Viola Yesterday. Were he viii spend
several days with bis parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis M.CTeary.
Rove Wnit'r@. OF peep Run. o.. spent
'"sterday 80 i.- home Cf Charles Sell
vert. ~ lakewood Elm Grove
MI AMI Mrs. a. T. Carter. OF Forest
View. viii leave this morning for an eK-
tended visit with relatives In south
side. near HuutiuTton. W Va
littshurg. returned home yesterday az
Ter visit With Mr. uauuhertv'e mar
srfe. Nj AMI trS. o. Nf THurnerfv OF
Bridge stree. Film Grove.
Miss Anna Gr1udstaff ~ Patterson.
WI So today for visit with reia-
Nr-. s. T. RsFser. ~ PittsburT. H. the
guest cf relatives IN Film Grove for a
SIR r. y. Ucr,ey is seriously IN Al his
home on thc National road. near Tri-
John Miller returned 90 his home IN
Ilff-hurE yesterday after visit with
hiF aunt Mice SIlIc kricg who has
been 800 90 her home ln West Alexander
FOR several days
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About People
Movements OF individuals to aae
From the City

James Higgins. OF Bridgeport. will
drive to Akron. Ohio, tomorrow to
spend the day. He will be accom-
panied by Irwin Giles. OF bridgeport
Miss Lottie Leatherwood has re
turned to her home in Upland. Ohio
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
\. Hagen. OF Edgdale.
Mrs. William II. Frohme. accom-
panied by her sons, Raymond, Robert
and Bernard, are spending a few
weeks at Sardis, Ohio.
G. +. Pedicold returned 10 his home
in Washington. Pa. yesterday after
visiting his son. DR.. X. VI. Pedicord
OF Elm Grove.
Harry Waterhouse. Jr.. OF the South
Side. is camping with party OF
Wheelingites at Meighen. on Fifth
creek.
Henry GILES. OF Bridgeport. will &c
70 Amsterdam. Ohio. tomorrow. where
he will participate in a bail game.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schwertfer
ger. who have been touring the east
will return home this week.
Miss Nettie Carts. OF Elm Grove. is
confined 10 her home suffering with
an attack OF typhoid fever.
Miss Ada Hoyt. OF the South Side
is visiting relatives at Steubenyille
for a couple OF weeks.
Platoff Zane will leave today FOL
Viola. where he will spend severa
days in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Conley. OF Wells
Vile. Ohio. spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
John Finnegan and Albert SchenA
spent Sunday with friends AZ Steuben
Vile.
julie Pollock. OF Pleasant Valley
spent yesterday visiting in Manning
ton.
=. \ Mccarthy. OF Pittsburg. spent
SUNDAY with relatives In this city.
Eddie Ffleand visited friends al
Sfeubenville Sunday.
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wage CONFERENCE
Glass Manufacturers and Workers to
Meet at Atlantic City.

PITTSBURG. July 1.-The annual
wage conference between committees
representing the glass manufacturers
and the workers will be held this
year at Atlantic City. The convention
OF the glass workers will be held az
Sea Isle City. y. j.. beginning July 3,
and all resolutions OF changes in
working conditions have been formu.
lated.
At the annual meeting OF the Ma.
tional Association OF Manufacturers
OF pressed and blown glassware AT
Atlantic City. u. G. Ripley. Of this
city. is expected TO be reelected
president. while r. J. Barry. of To
ledo. is expected 10 be reelected
president Of the Flint and Lime Glass
association. Headquarters OF both or
CARNATIONS are in this city.
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DR.. BARLOW NOW
Head OF ASYLUM
APPOINTED HEAD OF SPENCER
ASYLUM BY GOVERNOR.
Has Been Prominent Physician Of
Benwood for Many Years-Many
AppIied for the Place.

DIR. c. A Barlow, of Benwood. was
appointed Saturday by Governor w.
+. Glasscock TO fill the vacancy as SUI
perintendent of the Spencer asylum,
caused by the death OF the late DIR. A.
J. Lyons. There was a large number
of applicants for the position. but few
of these met the approval of the State
executive. In addition to being ply
stefan, the Governor wanted a man
with exceptional business quajihca-
tions. and it is believed that he has
found such a man in DR.. Barlow.
DR. Barlow is well known here. For
years he has been one of the most
prominent physicians of this vicinity.
He is a member OF the Ohio Valley
Medical Society and was elected a
member OF the legislature at the re-
cent election. and was a power in the
lower house. DR.. Barlow has accept
ed the position and Will leave for
Spencer shortly to take Np his new
duties.
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OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT RECORD
SUNDAY OF 1903.
is Hottest Day Since Station Was
Established Here-Second
Time This Season.

When the last Sunday in May broke
the heat record OF the Ohio valley for
the eighteen years in which govern
meut records have been kept. the
performance was considered a phe-
nomenon and it was predicted by
many that the excessive heat OF that
month would be compensated by I'M
usual GOODNESS during the remainder
of the summer The fallacy OF this
theory was conClusively demonstrated
yesterday. the first Sunday in July,
when the government thermometer
kept by Miss Forsythe recorded a
high mark OF 1913. or two and a half
degrees hotter than the record
This is the hottest day recorded in
the eighteen years and from unofficial
records available. IL is thought TO be
the hottest day of the past half cent.
ury. The theory OF that scientist. who
claims that part OF the tail OF Hal
ley's comet is still hanging around
this neighborhoOd and boosting the
mercury may be true after all and II
so We may expect more records TO be
smashed The high point as reached
between and 2.30 o'clock. while ar
o'clock the temperature had dropped
20 as Fortunately. the humidity was
slight. and so far as could be learned
there were no prostrations In this
section.
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Up-The-Riycr
News Of GiennoVa. WarWood
and LoVela1d.
Meetings Toniaht.

Monday seems 10 be the favorite
night for Warwooders 10 held meet
ilgs and several important ones are
scheduled for this evening
In the LOvelaud Hose House the
Loveland Volunteer Fire and Protect.
i've Association will meet 70 attend
20 important business matters and
make further ARRANGEMENTS FOR the
out door social 20 be held July n and
IL.
The Warwood Hose House club viii
meet in the WarWoOd hose house this
evening 10 discuss plans for raising
funds for the maintenance Of the
WarWood FIRE department
To discuss plans for rho camp to Boz
held ~ bethesda from August 10 10
Is the members ~ the Warwood com.
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UP River Briefs

Miss Hazel Flood will return from
Bethesda this afternoon after spend
inG the week end with friends
a board Of trade will BE- organized
in WarNood this week
Miss liilda Allen Of Mount oliver
will De tine guest Of Miss Hazel Flood
over the Fourth
u lis likely that q bond election
will BE- held 300 Warwood This fall
Ed. Brooks Us mentioned rs "a candi-
date for the police sergeant appoint.
mcut
Jerome Smith. who just returned
from business trip through liichi.
Kan. Illinois and Wisconsin will leave
This w"ck for 70 trip through southern
We Virginia and fho Ola Dominion
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81 the regular meeting ~ Tire Mystic
Lodge KNIGHTS OF rvtHlHs which will
Do held tn-uIgut Iu their IaU 90 Eiu
Grove Officers FOR tho ensuing year VIII
he installed The following are tho
onire~~ Chancellor commander. RIOS
". frusort vice aurrflor commander.
X T. Hlak~. urelatc. oliver VI rauGI-
crty. master ~ arms. Harry a. SNYDER.
master 90 work Harry brennan .nrar
guard. clarence Morrison. outer guard
hcIl Sain. representative Co. Grand
Lodge J p. warden
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STOLE HIS Shoe
Charley johnson Beaten Up and Left
Barefoot by Robbers-Two Caught
with the Goods.

Charley Johnson. local colorcd man,
was found on Twenty-siNth street yes
terday, minus his shoes and bearing evil
dence Of having beeu badly beaten M,
was taken to police headquarters bv
OniCed Schultze and told Of having been
Knocked down and robbed.
Later iu the dan. Robert Bos well and
John Thomas. two ColOred gents from
Hittsburg. We're found with Charley 5
shoes and arrested by DfTcer Charles
johnson ono relation 10 Charley. They
claimed to have bought tL- footwear
from some else. but the story ala not
sound good and they were locked up for
hearing.
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Pre-NupitaI.

\ pre-nupital affair given by Miss
Alma Glazier at her home on Twenty
ninth street and in honor OF Miss Ida
Nolte. whose wedding is 10 take place
soon. was attended by Mrs. II. Il.
Parshall. Mrs. y. r. Davis. Miss En-
ma Snyder. Miss Stella Stab. Miss
Carrie Acker. Miss Ella Simpson and
Miss Bertha Rosel The decorations
were in yellow and white. Yellow
satin ribbon and sweet peas were
arranged in tistoons from which hung
dainty gold baskets. forming an en-
semble most eNquisitcly attraction.
Hibernian Initiation.
\ social session was held SUNDAY
by the Hibernians OF Wheeling and
BenwOod which followed the Initiation
OF a large class into the fourth degree
OF the order.
The class was put through the work
hy III" degree team Of the Benwood.
division No. !. assisted by the local
members Of Parks Division No =.
Vice President =. y. Dougherty and
state Treasurer Raymond VI. Gun.
nincham addressed the order after
which informal talks were given by
t. members.
Lawn Fete.
\ lawn party was given Saturday
by Miss Elizabeth Hugus Of Elnwood
In honor Of her guests. Miss Ruth
Dabney Of Virginia and Miss Helen
Applegate Of New Jersey. The party
was followed By a seven o'clock ON.
ner
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ELkINT. ". Va. July Miss
oriha j. Powers. for six years an ad
compassion on 'ho Daily Inter Noun.
tain and Mr Thomas %. Mcbride. a
Western Maryian railway engineer.
were married Friday evening Rev.
y =. Bartlett patsor Of the Firs,
Baptist church officiating
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OUT The PIKE
Mad Dog Scare Near valley Grove
other Out-the-Pike news
Of Iutareat

some excitement was caused in the
vicinity ~ valley Grove yesterday morn
INK. when "a valuable Jersey Ielfcr. ue-
longing 20 charles Anderson. a promI-
ucnt farmer Of valley Cove. died from
tho effects Of being bitten a. few weeks
ago by n dog. which was suffering witl
an attack n rahict. o. a. understood
that quite ufunber ~ dogs in that
vicinity were bitten about five weeks
ago hut 20 was Thought that Trey were
all Killed
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American apples have met with
great favor in the United Kingdom.
and are constantly securing a more
commanding place in the fruit trade
OF the country. The bulk of Ameri-
can apples comes from Oregon. Wash
ington and Wyoming The Canadian
and Tasmanian apples are also in
favor
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1o7 at Capital.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July =
With downtown thermometers regis
tering 100 degrees. a local weather
record for the season was made here
to-day. The official temperature was
9S. and the suffering was increased
by the humidity No immediate re-
lief. il is said. is in sight
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at the Presbyterian church tonight.
The committee on constitution and
by laws appointed by the Kings
Daughters al the meeting held last
week will meet AZ the home Of Mrs.
S. r. Christian this evening and be-
kin the work % drafting the consti-
tuition for the new circle.
Some Of the council committees will
also hold meetings
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Ali Z temperature
Records SMASHED
hottest SUNDAY
Continued from First Page.)

seph and Kansas City. Mo; Des
Moines. Iowa: Omaha. Neb.. Charles
City. Iowa, reported lO2 degrees; Fort
Smith. Ark: Louisville. Keokuk.
Iowa; Alpena. Mich. and Sioux city.
Iowa. 100.
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The regular monthly meetings Of tho
Fulton .Elgunui and Tr.aucipuia crur-
ellis VIII ne held Tonight Tie most
important matter cVrected % come up
% the meeting u- fnr EdEwood council
ia the pool room ordinance arI several
important matters viu COME up at TIE
meeting 'f the Fulton council .rut only
routine business VIII De trau-arteI by
the TritdciuuIa council
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A. the regular quarterly rommun.o lon
services held yesterday o. 20 m Zoo
the Vance Memorial .nurrh at Woods
dalc. class Of eighteen new members
was received into tho church. eleven
we're received In profs sion ~ tHrIr
faith aud artru were re.r fted hf Iff-
Tor THIS addition ~ members brings
re number on fHe CHURCH roll up to 70e
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keNser.Hatch.

Miss Grace Hatch. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Hatch. OF The Island.
and Mr.. Louis Keyser. of Wheeling
were quietly married Sunday morning
in st. Matthew'S p. r. church. the
Rev. l.. VI. :. Stryker officiating.
The brides sister attended her
both being gowned in white. They
carried roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the young couple left for a
short honeymoon through Ohio. Up
on their return they will reside on
Jersey street.
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SOCIETY
Social PARTY.

\ very delightful entertainment
was given Saturday evening by the
Presbyterian Study class of Neff. o..
at the home OF Miss Ella Shields. a
dainty luncheon was served and an
enjoyable evening was spent
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Xoodn1n Eionio

The Wolf Run camp, Modern Wood
men "f America. is making elaborate ar
engagements for the holding Of their NTH
annual picnic at Phillips Grove on sat
nrddy. July :. Efforts are being made
Q" secure Governor William T. Glass
cock To deliver an address on the sub
jcct OF good government Addresses
NH be made by Hon. VI. l. Brown.
warden ~ the state pcnitentiary: Sena-
TOR W. .. Gritu-s. q. J. Carrigan. pro-
scouting attorney Of Marshall county:
Attorney J. -. Tarriott and Hon w. l..
Speare. of McMecheu. Rev. j. J. Gregory
Of Cameron VIII preside.
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\ good name bein better than rich
es. IL behooves us to take better care
Of our regulations.
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\ man may move i'm the highest
social circles without getting very
far ahead
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Dobbins-Gerbey.

The many friends OF Miss Rosella
Gerbey and Mr.. Samuel J. DoLbins
were considerably surprised Saturday
on receipt of the news that the young
couple were married i'm Pittsburg,
June $, having succeeded in keeping
their wedding secret up until this
time.
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10y Mrs. Irene Reed. J. NJ. Gibson, T. r.
B,Sl and Rev. H. VI. Evans, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church Mrs H. NJ
Evans rendered a number Of vocal solos
which were well received
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Girl chums are almost as thick as
a fat man.
It's the land Of the free-for spin
STEERS and bachelors.
EVERY time a cnild shows YOU its
toy bank it's your ante.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13

children. Clare and Joseph, of Phil
adelphia, are spending some time with
Wilmington friends.
Miss Lucy Quinn is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
The Rev. G. H. Holmead, curate at
St Johns P. E. Church, will go to
Washington this morning TO attend
the commencement exercises of Vir-
ginia Seminary. He will return home
the latter part OF the week.
Miss Mary Hagan and Miss May
Brown have been visiting Miss Lizzie
White of New Castle.
Chief of Police George Black has
gone to Rochester, N. Y, to attend
the annual convention of the Inter-
national Association of Police Chiefs.
Miss Rattle Balfour. of No. 602
French street, who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever. is eonvalescing.
Solomon L. Levy, son of Nathan
Levy, of this city and a student at
Yale College, is spending a few days
with his parents in this city.
Mrs. Addie w. Gillespie, wife Of the
Rev. E. A. Gillespie, pastor of the M.
e. Church. at Crumpton. Md, who
was operated on at the private hos
pital of DR.. ]. ]. Jones, No. 1910 Della
ware avenue on Thursday, is recover
ing
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
HANNIGAN-DYER NUPTIAIS.

In st. Mary's r. G. rectory yesterday
Miss Kathryn Hannigan, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hannigan, Of No.
507 Pine street, and Arthur B. Dyer, Of
New Castle. were married by the Rev.
James McKenna. phe bride was at
tended by Miss Nell Dougherty, Of
Henry Clay, ana Joseph Hannigan, a
brother of the bride. acted as best man.
Miss HanUgan wore embroidered
white marHnisette with Irish lace and
ball fringe trimming, and wore beau
tiful picture hat. carrying a shower
bouoIet of lilies of the valley and
sweet peas. Miss Dougherty wore pale
blue messaline and carried a shower
bouquet OF maiden-hair fern. The
groom is employed by the United
States Engineering Department With.
erspoon Building, Philadelphia After
the ceremony, a wedding luncheon was
served to the family and close friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer left for a Southern
trip and will be "at home" after June
20 at their new home. No. 171S West
Second street
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Paul Smith has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Beck, of
Middletown.
Mrs. Middleton and daughter have
been visiting friends at Newport
Mrs. Myers and children are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruth, of
Newport
Miss Mary Benson, of Newport, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Burke. of this
city.
Albert Hurley and Roland Wright,
of Seaford, are spending several days
in Philadelphia and this city.
James A. Lawson visited Seaford
friends on Sunday.
William A. Boyce, of Seaford, has
accepted a position in this city.
Miss Nellie Harris, of Bridgeville,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Willis Groomes, Of Stanton, was a
recent guest of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren Neff spent
Sunday with relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Helen Killinger has returned
/ from a weeks vacation in different
parts of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Mary Vandegrift is seriously
i'll at her home. No s2S Jefferson
! street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph slatterly and
Evening journal., 1911-06-13

Mrs. Mary Howard and Mrs. James
Boyer have returned home after
visit to friends at West Chester
Mrs. Hallman and her daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Way. are spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hughes
of Downingtown.
Mrs. Henry NJ Jackson, superin-
tendent of the Delaware Industrial
School for Girls. has returned from
the Charities and Correction Conven-
ton, which met in Boston.
Professor Chester H. Ross. of the
Friends School faculty. left Monday
for his home at Tyler Hill. Pa, where
he will stay until the school term
opens In the fall
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
ATTENDED BALTIMORE WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Topks at
tended the wedding of Miss Rieta
Mayer Of Baltimore. and Arthur ID.
Kaufman of New York city. in the
Hotel Belvedere, Baltimore, on Sum
day The ceremony was performed
by Rabbi Adolf Gutmacher Mrs. S.
Maybaum of Newark, sister of the
bridegroom. was matron OF honor, and
Oscar Kaufman. brother of the groom.
gest man. The bride wore a white
satin dress and carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. The
color scheme OF the decorations was
pink After the wedding supper was
served 10 the guests in the blue room
Of the hotel After a two weeks trip
10 Canada the couple win reside at
the home OF the bride Mr.. Kaufman
expects to engage in business in Bal
timore.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
DYNAMITED
TWO SALOONS
Italian HAD Refused Demand
Of the Black Hand
Gang
LODCERS HAD NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
BY The United Press.

by lIS tuiicu IlcSo.
CHICAGO, June 13-The same band
Of black handlers. foiied in their de-
mands for blackmail money today
dynamited two saloons on the South
Side, throwing hundreds Of persons
into a panic.
Ignozia Lottisanto, rich saloonist,
paid nc attention to black hand de-
mands for $500. He showed the let
ters to Sam Remilli, another rich
South Side saloonist, who said he had
received similar letters. The men
compared the epistles. which we're
evidently the same.
At $50 this morning Lottisantos
saloon was wrecked by heavily
charged bomb. People IN the neigh
borhod were thrown from their beds
While the crowd was gathering
around Lottisanto's wrecked build
ing. the black handlers made their way
TO Remill's place a few block away,
and repeated their work. The dam
age in this place WAS $1,000. Both
buildings were also used as lodging
houses and a number OF persons had
narrow escapes from death.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
SOCIETY REUNION
AT GRACE CHURCH

A large family reunion will be held
on Friday afternoon at Grace Church.
The Woman's Home Missionary Auxi-
liary has invited its children. Grace
Circle. and Evergreen Circle. and
grandchildren. Mothers Jewels, to
take part in the closing program of the
year Mrs. Walter L. Butler will talk
of her visits to the old Spanish Mis-
sions Of California, and Miss Grace
Quigg will speak of Spanish Work
on the Mainland" Mrs. Frederick
Dickens Lewis will be soloist Of the
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-06-13
NEeRo R0Rs LIrrLE eIRL.
Money Stolen, About s5, Represented
the Family's Cash.

CHESTER, Pa. June 12-Violet
Perry. 10 years old. was struck and
knocked down by a negro youth in an
alleyway near her home, The girl
was on her way home from. the groc-
cry store. The negro. who saw the
child receive change for IS, followed
her
After knocking her down he took
the money from her hand and disap-
peared. Peter Carey, local mer-
chant. and others chased the youthful
highwaman. but he escaped others
carried the distracted child. who
tainted three times. TO her home,
where It was learned that the money
represented all OF the family's cash
possessions. The girl. a frail child.
is suffering severely from the blow on
her head.