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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SUCCESSION sAIR.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Tensas
Tenth District Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24

Succession OF Sarah Clarke, deceased
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24
10 PATRONS OF THE
COMPRESS co.

NOTICE. II hereby given that an cotton con-
sned TO the Compress Companv viii lin he e1 ~
1917 against loss by fire while IN store. nm
'otzerwise duly advised.
a. W. "a DAVIDSON, Prest.
t''osHpH, La, Oct. A, 1900.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24

FIRST GRADE.
Theima, Smitha Pearl Baragona
Robbie Worrel Mary KatieSkinnel
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24
THIRD GRADE.

Catherine Hornsby Dorothy Skinner
Camille Buelow Marable Harper
Alice Bondurant Holman Smitha
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24
Isnsr RsII for St. Joseph Nigh sslssI
For Week Ending February l7th.

II
In order for pupil to get his or her
name on the honor roll it is necessary to
make an average of at least 30 in all
studies. Attendance and department are
also taken into consideration in reaching
the average.
D. H. SPRINGFIELD, Principal.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Annie Hornsby Jim Curry
Willie Lewis Albert Bondurant
Clyde Blanche Mabel Rowan
Ida Hornsby Elise Hazlip
Edwin Blanche
SEVENTH GRADE.
Mabel sLsS p Settefville Elizabeth crothers
Florence May Bondurant
SIXTH GRADE.
John Harper FlorenceT hornberg
Merrick Rowan Albert Mayer
Ruby Hornsby Mary CYCLIC
Marguerite Beaubien
FIFTH GRADE.
Ruby Smitha Byron Mayer
FOURTH GRADE.
Clarence johnson Alex Blackman
Beatrice Thornberg
THIRD GRADE.
Catherine Hornsby Dorothy Skinner
Camille Buelow Marable Harper
Alice Bondurant Holman Smitha
SECOND GRADE.
Wealthy Clarke Marie Ashford
John Blanche
FIRST GRADE.
81 N
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24

FOURTH GRADE.
Clarence johnson Alex Blackman
Beatrice Thornberg
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24

SEVENTH GRADE.
Fred Blanche rI;..t..h c-o.ha-s
Mabel Netterville :
Florence May Bondurant
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-02-24
SIXTH GRADE.

FIFTH GRADE.
Ruby Smiths Byron Mayer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
Insane Man AnnOyS Miss ElkinS

iI She rrflruA euHvcIv said Nr.
Henry. as hc entered fre larior
servants turned fhe would be
bridegroom over fo fhe police. Who
later placed h.m in the Washington
As} Im hospital pending eNamina.
nation into bic mental condition
A. Poo trial this evening WCHenrf
told trr IldEa of having met NIss
tIN.ne at fhe National museum about
o year aEo and told of hos VIth him
H vas love r. first sight
H' f1.1 thaf he bad written Sow.
er1I score of letters fo Miss EIkins
lrnnof rg marriage and fhaf hts VISIT
to Washington vas fo hasten fra
event
N. vas remandad to fle govern.
mer' hospital for frc insane
NrHfrrv is ar inventor ana .s said
fo have mrf uIfh some success .r the
perfection of aeropi1n- acres .rr.es
The Elk.rs family deny arF con.
necton efh NcHerry. and say nat
'e uns unknown fo them until bic
Fiiit t0 their home o. November 1I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
TRUST REMEDY
rs ENFORCING LAWS. DECLARES
BRANOEtS.
is No Such Thing a. a Natural Mo
nopoly: Would Correct ES-
tstins Conditions.

WASHiNGTON. ID g.. Dec a.
Louis ID Brandeis. of Boston. to-day
advocated before the senate lutor-
state Commerce committee the Ia
Toilette bill. designed 20 supplement
the sherman antitrust law. Answer
ing the eNpOnepts of governmental
control OF monopolistic corporations.
AIR. Brandcis declared therc was no
such thing az natural monopoly in
Industry. n the Law prohibiting the
practices through which existing
great combines grew up should be-
clearly defined and enforced. he said.
no trusts would arise iu the future
Supporter Of the Ia Toilette bilf. '
he said. believe iu competition iu ln
dustry ON economic. social and polit.
zeal grounds They agree that only
unreasonable restraints of trade
should be prohibited but they be-.
lieve the Law is inadequate. dificult
OF application and unsatisfactory iu
ifs remedy They propose fo Oct tho
law remain. bat Go supplement if with
provisions remedying these defects "
Mr. Brandeis couteuded that DO
would be- impracUcatle for the GOV
eminent Co IN the selling price for
monopoly products because of the 90.
sence of data to determine what
would constitute reasonable return
on capital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
STEEL TRADE AT ITS BEST
Trust oficIals Declare Plants Are
Operating Nearer Capacity Trs7
hi Ot1cr Months % 1872

NEW YORK. Dec Officials a.
-rn United states steel Coronation
said today tf1' fne c1upsuse mills
Hs fhiIe 8ra uurars nearer f1
cfracv shan l- auy .rrf ous ru.
ftif Irfr Tha COMPANY. f1-rirr
hUe.rfFe. H uH. afI-f na. grown b..
1orI aH a.recfaf.rrs
ln proof ot 100 EroafI .t thfs rr.r
'rf "ri r'a of iron and steel .f vas
pointed 0If fHH. total svrIrfs fl- ur
.ohnr rf4-ecs'ed G-H .n.H.H .. aea.-.t
.'1.f1 ir rho aa.rI.re mont.
NJ .aef scar F0r fra ten months a-r.
irE October .f total fR..-.s amount.
% fr f-H..+f. ar 1rr.rat ffft
900 .r f.a same ..r..f % fIf..
an4 aI-,1-N.H'H ir 1893
Do s understood fhaf t.a steel corr
nora'aDr ard some 0. f.a .rIaarr Ia-.
man I.ar'Irers rrr have nr t.a.-
ooots uhaf may property Dol called
prov iona. nrIHrr r.r er.-ar.. a
1-tr'f.s u H..t rls Ttr nrr.e.
''asn said FL. come from t.a
f"-r. ....s .-teu. tl. practically
u. Pho .flt.re ra 'r.ais ara a-ara-.rs
'n make rnr--ar.s fr- ffa a.ra
produce tI rsm1rs 60 an advance
rsa ere rr..fof tr Tho trade vi.
i.fl.'n fnroIrre~arf rtfr -aqa-f ..
these -aI orders .- Hte.. tefr-e r-a
end o' fre scar a- rh.rr -~e. D.. .s
rrel.r'ei t.is especial rraas % hrsi.
ness rNI ne af .IH rla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
ASKS FOR DISMISSAL.
Follows Secretary Of Agriculture
Presiding at Brewers National
Convention.
League Goes on Record Against Re
establishment Of the Army
Canteen by L. :.

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE dis
mtrFal of Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson from the cabinet because hr
participated In the Brewers congress
at chicago as honorary president re.
Gently, was demanded here today az
Tho National Anti saloon league con
yeuuou. which likewise vent ON rec
ord as opposed fo the Reinstatement of
The army canteen
The demand for Nr Wilson's 70
tirem'nt Was made by judge s. b
Blair OF Ohio i1 a speech which was
applauded fo the echo he said II
President Taft did not dismiss th.-
secretary of agriculture he would
nght his rer0m,nation with all his
power next year Tho resolutions
passed by the conycntlo. laid smpha.
-is on the adoption Of tglslation 20
prevent fh~ sale uf liquor iu prob b.
ifcd Territory protested against the
government sale ~ connscafrd LIQUOR
iu territory which had become rrohr
billion. favored federal prohibition
iu the Hawaiian islands and con
demned the system ~ raising money
for schools in Alaska through the
liquor traffic
Tho following or7ccrs vcre elected
fo serve fVo Years
President. bishop Luther B vii
son vice presidents. Bishop g W
Matthews. Rev. Fr James " CIeary.
Rev David q Uurren Rev " D.
Crumrfon. Judge charles 4 Pollock.
Rev Washington GLADDEN. Rev VIII
Ian J. NcEsBn. Rev o g.. Har-.
Bishop o. g. Morrison. bishop Samuel
p SprenE Rev Robert Coyie. Rev .
~ o Smith general superinteud.
erf Rev b. A Baker secretary. s o.
Nicholson. treasurer FOSTER Cope
land
The delegates gave dinner Co.
night az eh'ch number of addresses
vsre made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
DEATH, FIRE AND INSANITY
FOLLOW FAIR EVANGELISTS
wHiPPIE. o.. VISITED
BY CHAIN or MISHAPS
Young Women msAppear a. N.Y.
teriously a. They Made Their
Appearance in Town
One Suicides, One Accidental
Death and Another Drops Dead
Following big Revival.

sp-riai fHsrat.r fs f.. IrfrI.ssnrsr
MARIETTA. %. Dec if Residents
of Whippie small farming com
munity ten miles south ~ This place.
are aroused with religious f~rFpr ~
= result of two week 70 revival ser
vice conducted there BY tao bcsuti-
fui YOUNG ~Om~n.
Two weeks ago the JounE women
appeared az Whippl~. NOT telling ~h~re
they were from. and arranged 90 hold
revival services In the Union church
They becured lodgings az the home
OF Mr. ana Mrs ID SO smith. During
the following two weeks the young
women. who gave their names ns
Nina Groves and Ciarabel Nichols IN
duced many of the residents % go To
the mOurn"rs bench
The second day Of the revival the
barn of farmer LIVING about three
miles from Whipple Nss burned and
n copule of DAYS later william Josen.
hans was killed on the railroad 4
short time later second barn IRE
occurred
Yesterday Mrs Smith. aged IS
yehra. who had embraced the new
religion. committed suicide by cut
ting her throat. but that did not deter
the young women from holding the
regular revival service ~ fhe meet
ing Frank HohAus. aged e. years a
wealthy farmer. took up a collection
Just as he had completed h.s task
and offered the money to the girls
which they refused. he became Insane
During the niFht they departed aud
their whereabouts are unkonRn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
SCORE STOKES
SHOW GIRLS ATTORNEY
PANTS MAN A. MONSTER
Millionaire BOuiface Lee Criti-
cally III ~ Reputation l. Torn
10 ShredS.
Fair Girls Accused Of shooting
May hrON Their Fate Before
End OF To dsy.

NEW NORh. ucc lt Tho 5.r,
WhIDh F t-lin- Lillian Dr4..m ard
Ethel Conrad ior thcir alleged a..
tempe 90 murder M p o. Stokes
heard from couusel TODAY t~o rraI
pleas tor the show .lrls arr-..r.I
hat brsticd with uuspa-iur Gs.Lu..-
alton az fa- wtltuusir. -plrfzmar.
vho uuN Iie~ critically 800 a. ih. rr.
sult 80 .a Operation. Tomorrow u...
tlct Attorues Buckner vtI sum up
FOR the proaccut.or and after Justice
Marcus charge The case Nln Eo to
tnc iur'. probably bsfof- u.E4.t.u
Renew ed motions by thr defence
today Go have the crufs.ext mlrAtuu
of NJ stoke. which vss Iutrrr..f.o
ly hls Illness. stricken CUT VI. .c
nief.
stokes vas pa.ated by Attorney
iiobert V Moore a., monster de.
terminci 20 Gr- possession o. o. beau
tifui young rri and by getting au 80.
CueratluE note from her ire, tlm-clf
of Ell eslonsib.h1 for causing her
downfall
The chief accusation. that % plot
az the girls 30 eA'ort money from
the millional r.. be- held WIS AMPLY
d'sIrCvef hy ,hc FACE that fho Ei-ls
bCugat their rrvo.yefs v'h no a.
tempt a. secrecy
Show jury Photos.
Attorney Moore d.sliavsd a photo
graph of Niss Graham taken az the
time al her visit 10 the stokes farm
a. Lexington to emphasize fhe point
that she had changed FROM hcnutt
ful. healthy. pu1om girl f1 The vorn
and frs go creature thar had Wrpt
on the witncfs stand lte declared
that Stokes took uc St.1po from LH
Ian Graham not "because he want. &
TIE money. but because ahe was a
pretty girl"
with her money gone. her parti-
monv lost" continued the attoruev
he might Fny when you ~aut money
then come 10 me-"
Clark L. Jordan. the other aitornry
for the show g.rls. apoloCIzcd for
saving harsh things about q man "a l1
vas SOD. but thrsr things were done
hy a man who had no mercy % show
'hes" girls Who stood 100 'hs path of
biz purposes"
The power o. wealth has been at
work in This case" he exclaimed
Stokes has spent thousands az dol
lars to rate up evidence which after
wards waa NOT allowed on trc record.
in ordr- fo place these f1o vounr girls
iu rho worst possible hthf
"We ask SOU men - d'cId. This case
'n q way ro Fou can LOOK al- honest
woman lr The face and trI Der fh1'
you Judged These g.rIa on fnr ono
standard of morality. fra' sou $50 not
favor man because Doe vas m D
louairc. and Rad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
JUROR INSANE
MISSING MAN RETURNS
WITH MIND UNBALANCED
Court Stops Second Hyde Trial.
Granting Doctor New Trial to
BE Held in January.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dee. u The
second hearing of Dr % Clarke Hyde
on charge ~ numbering Colonel
Thomas 70 Svopc. ended ln mlstriaI
todry HAIRY W WaIGrou. thc Juror
who escaped from the custody % a
deputy marshal lost Monday. returned
home today. Was found insane bv
.Ju4r~ Iorfsrheid. and all ~ the ju-r
"a- DISCHARGED. Waldron was not
punished and Vas permitted to ro
home.
b- Hyde third trial was eet FOR
Iaruurs o. 1919 20 i- generally nm.
der-tpod that the state vill ask for n
rorfIuuaucr OF the case 90 thaf time
] here iH Lt'le possibility 0l The Gaze
tc.rE reach before April term ~ court
Ir H.do received th- dismissal oi
'ae llry as he has every other feature
OF fa" case. with qlizz al smile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
MONEY MESSAGE
10 % Sent 90 Congress By President
co0fers Win Senator his.
ricr on Subject

"NtlNFION. U-r If FORMER
-rrHor ti1rch. 0f Rhode fsflrf
CHAIRMAN of tho national monetary
com fa'f-.01. bad talf hour confer.
noT rth President Tar .f -ra
"-.'" House 'r r'Elt The President
.Ap'"'f fo make suarasfi0ra f9- plaf
% considers necessary rl1rrIaI 20.
''' message to r1rzreea after
- HI.l.Fs ard |f uas ..IareIrrl
nft senator tIrrn talked over 9th
hu rsc1 legislation Tho senator
promised fo hrsa frc rr.orf rf re
0'a... s.ion read. Jealarg e. fra -.t-
-ef tg congress
l. .1f re sorry chen .fa done .
sal Then Old -erre from p4dII~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
THREE TOTS PERISH
Children Consumed In Home-Brother
Rescued Two m Heroic
Manner

IpHNSTOWN. Pa. Dec % The
home of Fred Dorian. near south
Fora was burned fo tho ground
shortly before midnight fo.rIzhr AND
tnre" of their children. ased Do eighf
and three years. we're burned fo da,rr
LOUIS Dorian. the oiies, son. was
awakened bv the smoke and suc.
ccrded 10 rescuirg brother and ore
sister. but in going through window
rlt hif rirht wrist So severely that
the arteries were severed and no vas
unable to save the others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
DRINKS POISON
Fugitive Murderer. When Arr-st-s.
Tries Suicide. Fearing Ne
Might Be Lyncned.

srr-.a' r..ra'-r on f.e frte.Heer-sr
WELLSNiLLE O. u.r 10 Pear
inE that he would hc buns If Dol sho. g
he returned here after being caught
a. Midland Pa. o. u.e sfe,l town oa..
OF here. Hocco Hecle-efo. an Italian.
who murdered bio brother her. Sion
day. is claimed fol have taken poison
iusf before he vac csrerf tr local
officers He had a'so shaved rT t.s
mous'ache and when placed 0n a ra-
to b. returned bore com 'efa't fo.t
bic nerve. Feei.rr a1aIr-f fhe fr-
eifncr here .s rlru.ue h..H among
ihe Italian colony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
TILTED AT ALTAR
Bride. Mi7ster sro Chicken Dinner
Were WAITING. Cupid Win a
Gun Lands III Jail

.fHl laf'. f. frf .tra' FrrIrr
sTFrHENVGLLE. o.. Dec ff ua
ris Hayes. 1 negro match maker was
arrested today and fined frr using A
Gun f1 fry f0 crerce George Morris
e1io-et to MARI Hafti. Jacobs. The
t0.rkrr supper. w mister ard bride
Nrrn waiting for fnr crramun' uhon
'.r groom came In uear.rE the
'i"'.'r nn sore tn nIV IrOrfr. ri.-.
'nE f1r prang'e fhaf followed Morris
declared fh" Wedding rH la.r. .r. l
.o 0oerre Morris s.fl a revolver. haf
ih" police aho were called stopped
hIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
FAVORITISM
ONO COAL MEN CLAIM
ROADS DISC 1e.aIN ATE.
hlege ". Va Coal shippers Have
Rate That l. Running Coal
Trade in Ohio.
Former OHIO Mine President Ap-
pears a. Witness BEFORE Inter.
state Commission.
by Z. n ARNOLD.
1ntsilEsncsr Bureau.
wasafuEtCn- ID. Q De- I.


Ni-i-am Greene. former president
90 the lnref Mine Workers fo- Otio.
and now a stati-t.clal for the national
orse ltEarol. and g. p Maurer. of
Cleveland. president ~ "a. Eastern
ONO Coal Operators Association.
H'r- eifrc->ts fo-tuN hefur. the In
t"rsfate Commerce Comm zion dur
rg Tho hearing of tne complaint of
tho coal operators association Aeairrf
fh- fcnusy y.taua Lines WcL o. Fi-ts-
bdrEh. the Baltimore 4 Ohio. and
ne Wheeling a Lake Erie Railroads
Both testified 20 me vast difference
iu the cost ot coal mining iu West
virginia and ohio fhe difference iu
fafr~ of Nesf virginia being raif
bl Mr. Creen- to te from @. to 60
cents O. ton both said the coal mir
Ing hus'ns-- ln Eastern Ohio could
not continue under present rorft
lions unless 'he freight rates 20 points
or Lake Erie are reduced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
ITALIANS CAPTURE VILLAGES
EAST OF TRtpOtt cir,

TblPOLL Dec 1.-THE Italians
troops took possession. yesterday. ~
tile oasis % Tadiur5. consisting of
several small Villages about etrh'
miles along tho coast to the east of
the town % Trpo'i The Turkish
troops and the Arab lrrcruiary re.
tired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
ROOSEVELT cHEEREo
ks NEXT PFEsIOENT.
President SMILES Pleasure over Den.
orstration in Boston Depot
Er He Departed

BOSTON. Dec ia crowd Of more
thln a thou-a1d cheering mon gave ar
onfhusiaFtir send oT to Colonel Ttrp.
dore Roosevelt o. fr- South Tcrm.r ra.
station hero today whom fhe former
president lef for Sew Yo~E iu1r
irr to % close q E1ston ,ifIf of tao
dave Hoo-ere'f fhe nest Is. dent.
vas the slogan af fhs rr1E1 Colonel
kooseFeif braulr-s dDfeI u'- BLACK
-off f'if bar and waved nis hand ir
recognition ~ fhr demon frafpr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
Judae payten a. canital.

lrcGe Aston g. DAYTON of phUppi.
was here today and expressed his
views about thr site for the posfo-ice
ard federei court house ar Phuippi 20
the Secretary of thc Trcasur, He
Vil leave FOR Richmond tomorrow
and s.t a. member % the Circuit
Court of Appeal- This work Judge
Day on thinks. would nor be requ.reI
% h'm n 'h~ Fourth Judicial circuit
had 'hlrf judge. which other circu!t.
have. ard hC urEc- the passage o. the
h'l authorizing -. appointment 90
another judg,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
BOY KILLS SELF
Point Pleasant Youth Playing win
Newly Purchased Rife Causes
Own Death

Special ftIaf.Hf".. .H f.a r.frf. rrr..r
POINT PLEASANT. W Va. Dec If
Carl q Grr"iec. HEcd fI PLAYING
with newly purchaeed rI7c af bus
home here today accidentally exploded
the gun. the bullet entering befecan
hts eyes. pcath fo'ioWcd in tbIrft
minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
DRYS AFTER WILSON'S SCALP
WET VICTORIES
COshOctOn and Darke Counties Re
turn To the Wet Column in
Elections THURSDAY.

spe ial Dispatch O. tie frt.ilirercer.
COLUMBUS. o. Dec -Coshoc.
ton and Darke counties returned 20
th@ Wet column to-day ty maIorfties
estimated at $50 and GOO respectively.
Three years aEo Coehocton voted out
rs saloons ard Darke -
or IN" thirteen elections held re.
Gently ten have been carried by the
vets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15
Insists Ne VIII Buy Asropiane as I
Bridai Present in place q
Diamond Riro
NJ r. n AnHoLp.
tntsilirsncsr nu-.aa
Waahfnrfcn. -. C.. De- IA

Yes. Z am 80 ne f1 eIve Miss
Katherine dy.nE malbne for a.
WeddIng present rather than l rse
less diamond rims said samuel
McHcnry in Justice Harnards Grim
NAL court this evening. ehen asked
BY the Justice in reEard fo bis ALLEGED
matrimonial Intentions WcIferrt
whose home is af f1f Oeiaant street
ChicaEo. came to WashiuEfrr or NO.
vemher 80 iast and called af fhe Ef
kins home on X street fIe told N~s.
Elklus thar he had come fo Wash.
nrton % perfect arrangements for
nIs approachinE marriage fn Miss
katherine Mrs Elkns Informed fra
utruder that Mics katherine vas .n
ses fork. . vnl sfop with you un.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15

The senate TO-DAY conIrned the
following West Virginia postmasterH
Charles Town. Henry y Bradley.
Grafton. Ernest l. Love. Koyser.
Thad 7 Huffman Romney. Thomas
p. FownaI.. Walton. Josephine B.
MARKS H1rr.ssine. Romeo " Frrer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-15

wAsHrNGTcu. De-. is-ro-.-..t.
F1r Wsst VirTinla ard wss-r-r P.---
rTlvanla-Eain Fridagi satrrdav arrss-
usf
Far ohio-Rsia Fridas ssturlsy PROB
atiy fair
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-02
CITY ApvERrrsEmrN1s.

John Helntl, 81 w. Kinney ST.. Game place
Moses Prince, 2O6 w Kinney ST.. Same place
Louis Wessen, $50 w. Kinney 81. Same place
Fred Kralbuehler, IS Lille St.. Same place
Miller Goldsmith, 30 Marshall st. Same place
Linden G.. Crane. 1871 Mulberry ST. Same place
John Z. Mclaughlin, 1877 Mulberry 81. Same pl.
GustaYe Pillmann. 272 Mulberry st. Same pL.
Stanislow Bovanowsei. 24 McWhorter St.
Same place
William Figueroa. 43 Washington al. Same nj.
Oscar Wurzbaoh, 44 Washington at. Same pi.
Maurice II. Feinstein, IS Waverly pl. Same pl.
Ernest Graessle, 25 Wayerly av. Same place
David Schlenger, $50 Warren st.. Same place
Mrs. Maria A. Tenora, 457 So. 18th St..
Same place
Julius Ehrhart. All So. 18th st....Same place
Joseph Jablowski. 232 Springfield av Same pI.
GustaYe A. Trautz, 4S Somerset 81. Same place
Charles Rugkin, 20 Mercer st.......S Same place
Felix Bettger, 52 High Same place
Frank Stieler, bS4 Springfield ay. Same place
Jacob Holtzmann, p Market st....Same place
Peter Dubois. IA Springfield aV....Same place
Harry Goeller. 2S6 washington av.. Same place
George Schierer, 1913 Bowery st. Same place
John d. Hyland. 49s Ferry St., Same place
John Wenzel. sos Fifteenth av...... Same place
Thomas O'Maller, So Lister aV..,.Same place
Jacob Scher, 264 Orange st.........,S Same place
David Rachmiel. ass Orange st.. Same place
Thaddeus Les2szynski, 269 Passaio av. Same pl.
Edward Wilson,, SZ7 Summer av....S Same place
BenJa min Il. Heyman. III Sheffield st. Same pl.
William A. Potts, 349 Halsey st,s.. Same place
Edward Schueler, 81 Nineteenth av. Same place
Benetto pe tlfppis, 20 River st. Same place
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Aaron Ward & Sons, 67s-6Sl Broad st. Same pl.
Charles NJ. Decker s. Bros. Co., 4H Seventh
av ...f:..,... Same place
William MungIe & Sons Co. 10 B~ellsviIe
AV same place
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-02
ACCEPTED BRIDE,
He SAYS, TO GET
DATA ON LOR|MER
c. A. White, Ex-Legislator, Tells
Investigators He Had
Reform Motive.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. b.
Charles A. White. the former Illinois
legislator, while telling the Senate
Lorimer committee today how he speni
the S 1000 he claims to have received II
vote for william Lorimer for senator,
was subjected to an impromptu cross
examination as to his reform motive
in accepting the bride.
How much of the money you re
ceived did you turn owe to the labor
organizations"
Il don't know"
Did you take trips of riotous living,
spending the money you received for
the good of the public?"
II took them to get data"
IT you wanted to make an expose.
why were you so afraid of a 500 bill
being marked?' asked Senator
fletcher.
Il didn't want to raise suspicion at
that time
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-02
PLACE FIREMEN ON TRIAL
ON COMPLAINT OF OFFICERS

Two hremen who have gained unen-
viable distinction in the department by
alleged neglect of duty and disrespect
to superior officers are before the fire
board this afternoon for trial. They
were suspended at the last meeting
pending an investigation and trial to-
day.
The two men are John p. Barrett,
of No. s engine, charged with being alb
sent without. leave and neglect of duty,
and Benjamin Fuss. of No. 6 truck.
charged with neglect of duty and dis
respect to officers.