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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
ME lingo.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF TIE AMERICAN
Institute. THURSDAY. MAY An. 1911 az 10 W.
+A,h ST.. p. m. r. A. B. DAYTON. secy.
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THURSDAY, MAY 4.

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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise 4:57. sunset. s:5I; moon sets. 1900;
moon age. ,.
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nay II. $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Two family AgsIrs.

Two pleasing family affairs were
given az "esi Liberty On Christmas.
Mrs. John Gardner was hostess at a
family dinner a. which were present
Mr. and Mrs. IA &. Dunlap. Of Wheel
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibson and
family. Of Harrisburg. Pa. AIR. and
Mrs. Lester Wilson. OF Wheeling
Miss Adia Gardner. Miss Mary steel
and Mr.. : :. Gardner.
=. a-1 Mrs 3 G.. Waddell also
held a family dinner At which were
present Mr.. and Mr.. Morrison. OF
Valley Grove. Mr.. and Mrs Ralpb
Morrison. 81 valley Grove. Mrs. sue
Hldt.sy. Miss J.iia Bide.ey and Miss
Mary Eide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
LIVELY MUSICAL
SHOW AT COURT
THE NEWLYWEDs AND THEIR
BABY" PLEASE CHRIST.
MAS CROWDS.
Production Elaborate One Based Upon
Famous meMsnus Cartoons OF
Unusual Infant. \

Christmas audiences ~ tho Court
theatre were delighted with the merry
musical comedy. The Ncwlyy eds and
Their Baby n is a biz production
IN staging. company and chorus The
story is 50 fantastic az 20 De almost
farcical. but the complications are so
numerous that an entertainment OF
The lolliest sort results. 70 ~rcvolves
about Nr md Mrs NeuIywcd. their
infant. N1poleou Major Knott Aiucb
and "a bis black bear. and as a mirfb
provokor DO has made a lasting repu
iation The music is tunefuI and
plentiful the dance numbers c~icverly
interpreted by o. biz beauty chorus
and. Bro Oh. the McManus cartoon play
g. deiiehtiul diversion.
Tho company which %lnfcrprefa fbis
lively story on tho stage incfudra
many familiar and popular perform
ers Master Earl Knapp. "a comedian
or The Lilliputinn class. appears AZ mo
raby and Niaior Knott Much. and his
CHIEF assistants arc Daniel r Muir
ply. Charles a Morgan. Phil "
Smith. OLGA Won Hatfield. Iouis.
Nuhcr. Wilton Uau son. George Aver
lI. BILLIE Town7'cy. Uon bernard. Grs
Sfiell" and r. beauty chorus ~ more
Than hfty thrt can sIus aud dance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Christina Ball.

Miss Georgia Ferrcli. Who Is "a stu
dent Al Mount De Chantal. was com
.pHmentad by q social hall given N
honor ~ her return 10 her home in
CItrhs5urg Tor jhe christmas season.
Monday evening. IN" affair VAS
g.von in tho Hoffman hall Of that city
and q large numb'r gu her friends
were present To- gree; her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
About People
Movements OF insisldAsis 20 Aas
From tire Civ

Mr. n Mrs. Frank Hagen and son
Frank. Jr. % EdEdale. will be home
this evening from Canton. O. where
they spent Christmas with relatives
Miss Ethel Smith. a prominent
YOUNG lacy OF MorEantoWa will spend
the holidays a. the guest % Miss
Alma ba4nSn % the South Side
Earle Hood. OF chicago. arrived IN
the city last sunday evening for the
Christmas holidays
Mrs. NJ l. DOisn. Of Sistersvllle.
was a recent visitor IN he c,ty
Mrs Jennie Hagen and daughter
Mabel will spend Christmas as the
guests % Mrs. ". d Graves. ~ Can
ton. o.
Mrs. college. OF Steubenyille. o. Is
spending a few DAYS with her laugh
ter. Mrs James Ronksley. OF Kim
Grove.
Edward and John Schwalb are
guests OF their parents on North Main
street through the holiday season. Ed.
ward is located at Wooster. Mass .
while John. who IL on the road. make
Ills headquarters at Cleveland. ..
George Craig OF Wellsburg is visit.
ing his sister. Miss Mary Z. Craig Of
West Alexander.
Miss Ethel Smith OF Morgantown
Is expected TO arrive in the city this
morning for a visit with Miss Anna
OF the South side.
X. p. Seabr sht of West Alexander
had as his guests yesterday Herman
Seabright OF this city and Clarence
Scabright OF Roney's Point.
Miss Pauline Wurm will arrive at
noon today from her home In Canal
Dover. o. 10 be the guest OF Mrs.
Earl Dixon OF the Island for a week.
Ross Kennon. Of GAINESVILLE. was .
visitor in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. bowler and son.
Charles NJ. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. n. DOwler. OF WarNood. Mon
day
;. B. Rust. the well known Western
Union operator. OF Washington. d. C.,
Is In the city during the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Grace Stamm will leave this
morning to spend a week in Pittsburg
visiting relatives.
Ellsworth T.. McCarty. sporting
editor OF the Pittsburg Leader. vas
the guest OF friends in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. Charnock. Of BETHANY. was a
Christmas visitor ia the city yester.
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
West Liberty Affair.

on Christmas. az West Liberty. the
Misses Jerome entertained at 6 O'Clock
with dinner. The parlor and dining
room were daintily decorated with
holly and other Christmas greenery.
while the invited guests were the
Misses Lou Sharps and Lucille Hart
ley and Messrs. C'yde Potter. John Bo-
a and Elmer Beckett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Christmas Dance.

Miss Maudc SpoOner entertained
al the Island club rooms Monday
evening with her Christmas dance and
The AFFAIR opened the season OF holt
day dances In "a most fitting and sue.
ccssiul manner. The hall was deco
rated In yuie'ine colors and refresh.
ments We're served. 4 four-p piece or.
chesira played popular dance music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

vile occurred the wedding Of Miss
Gertrude Hicks to MulIaln Conuor.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Mr.. Stephans in the presence OF only
a few intimate friends OF the contract.
Ing parties. Miss Hicks Il an accom-
plished young lady OF Cameron and
the groom is a well known business
man OF Viola. They will reside in
Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
EVERY
WANTS

An attractive style a.
couture. for i "yVcnsrs
;-ownine elory is her
hair What is more oesD-
tifJl than dainty. fuhy.
naturally" wavy hair,
trat S-f5cns and sccentu-
ates the beau-y Ct the
faCcf
you can get this effect
without narming or eis-
eoloring your hair the
least bit.
An Electric Curling
Iron will do u. Absolute
" clean and safe. Posi-
lively WILL NOT ourn
the hair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Tho Apollo theatre was crowded
twice yesterday. mat-see and evening.
for the performance Of the Monte
Carlo Girls. Who opened a week en-.
gagament AZ thEt popular PLAYHOUSE
This Il the buriesque show flat mace
such a tremendous hr AZ The Apollo
last season. and Do IL bigger and better
than ever this year Two hurieffas
are presented. entitled Married Life"
and cafe BerFerc Zach 70 n vcr.
table scream Harry Welsh. Arthus
Lansing. Max Fields. Eva Sullivan and
Myrtle Clark manaE 10 Keep ne fun
going constantly. the only Interruptions
hclug for the purpose of Introducing
the musical numbers agd they con.
stitute q splendid feature Of Tho bin
Tho solo parts are in capable hands.
and tho chorus is made 1867 or pretty
and stunningly gov ned Girls Who sius
~cleverly
4 number Of specialize are intro
duced during the action OF no tr0
burlettas in addition fp Tho or nc.
pals. Hahe King. Evelyn Gray and
others take parts in tho biz SONG
numbers Ia Ncfa. tho or FInaI rr-
In rcd. made n Blk hit boz hrr artistic
dance Tho show pleased everybody
70 VIII BE- repeated This afternoon and
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Birthday Surrris-.

Miss Hulda Schya'b Vas made The
victim OF a delightful surprise At her
home on North Main street SUNDAY
evening. he occasion being her birth
anniversary. The evening was de
hghrully spent With a program OF mu-
sc. those participating beng the
honor guest. Miss Helen Frank. Miss
Chariotts Hershberg and Mr.. Edwin
Mime. who accompanied the singers
on The plano. The entertainment was
mnde doubly pleasant by the beautiful
DECORATIONS which had been placed
throughout the house In the parior
the color scheme o. pink and white
was carried out. while IA the dining
room reds and greens predominated.
the colors Of the holiday season be
Ing used Mistlstoe and holly were
very much IN evidence. Late In the
evening a delightful luncheon was
served. furnishing occasion .or n
bright little address 70 the hostess
complimenting her on he occasion
made by Miss Hannah Arnsteln.
The lei list included
Misses Pearl Stein. Jean. Hannah
n Mildred Arnstein. Anna ana
sisl'n Front. Blanche Kraus. Emma
Hanauer. Anna Unserleider. stella
Adler. % Nrv York Rose Ross. Anne
ia B~lckerheimer. Fanny Raehr. Flora
lsenberg. anna Reichblum. lrma Aler
ander. New York. Mignon Brash. Ian.
caster, Ia Charlotte Herzberg. Be-
lalre. lrma SchWalb. Mrs Jacob
Schwalb. Aiessrs. John SchWaIb.
Wooster Mass. \. Addleman. MaIvin
S~.hneh!rI, Zen Paehr. Max Mayer.
Ed"ln Kline. IA and Joe Moss. Sam
Arnstein. 1911 Mayer. Alex Reich.
Dium' Alfred ~Souneborn. Leon Frank
Bertram Kline and Edward Schwalb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Christmas Dance

The Aoeiian orchestra will ento-.
tam tuesday evening. December q.
al CRAFTS hail. Triadelphia. with ITS
CHRISTMAS dance. u Is expected that
quite a large number OF young people
from Wheeling and the suburbs will
be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
10 Entertain Club.

Miss Marie Frazier. OF Elm Grove.
will entertain ID. members OF the
". T. 81. club Thursday evening. 10.
teiher with their boy friends. at her
home With q social evening. An
evening OF music and m will be
enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Miss Spooner viii hold her New
Years dance ~ tho Ells club audi.
forum on Friday evening and has sn.
Gagged the Court theater orchcs ra Tor
the occasion The affair will be one
OF the most unique ever held in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
HUNGARIAN ~ ASSAULTED
AND RORaED OE NONE

FNtRMONT. vs. Va. Doc 25 Vote
Raszwel q Zimmerman. vas held rr
ana robbed md beaten by American.
uf Nversviiic Six arrests Wcro mad.
but all were later released, I-zuc.
is in o. serious cOgd ~. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
CotInion Club

The totillion club held its Christ
mas dance al the Carroll club Monday
evening. the Elks orchestra playing
a program Of the latest dance music.
Ten large chimes IN the center of The
ball were used Ia the musical pro-
gram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

ken spirited by tho discovery Of his
Incompetence and righteousness
but. depite the death of the scarecrow
hero. shows how "a soul may be born
through the suffering caused by the
discovery Of it, own righteousness
and Incompetence The play is writ
ten n the nervous. graphic English
for vhich Mr. Mackaye IS mated. gnd
Is imbued with genuine human inter
est
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

meeting has been called az the
CHURCH "Iuril uf the 81. TnuIs Luther
an church. Co ir hrld uU ,t.dre-faV
evening a number % matters ~ in,
p'ft"n,e in me church viii he taken 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Learn 10 Dance at the
Becker Dancing Academy

Open Daily a. Carroll club Build
ing Private lessons given any time
10 suit. Can Nat. Phone lGOO-Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
Christmas cantata.

The following are the people who
VIII taxi part IN the chr stmas can.
tata To- be given - the Zane Street
VI + church this evening. entitled
Marys Merry Christmas. under the
direction OF J =. Coul.
CHAR A4-rsss.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
AT A SWELL ~RrcrpTloN-

wedding feast or dinners and social
functions generally our cxquIsifoly
favored and high quality Ice cream
is always In demand 70 would be
like thc play of Hamlet with Hamlet
irft pat 10 entertain your friends with
on oncrinE them our rich and pure
fec cream Favored with pure fruit
Juices and vanilla beans You can
toll whom you are eating fhe Eco cream
made BY KlOss with your eyes closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Yesterday afternoon az the home OF
Rev. ami Ms. S'"phars in Mounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

CITY and invitations have been sent
10 a large number. All former and
present pupils are invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

The wedding Of Miss Anna Javitch.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Rubin ia
witch. Of Bellaire. and Mr.. Meyer
Jare. OF Cleveland. will take place at
the Turner hall in Bellaire this even
ing and will be an elaborate affair.
The bridetO-be Is a popular YOUNG
lady Of that city and Mr.. Iafee has
been In this city for a number OF
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Watches. Diamonds and Gold Jew
elry half price. a; Sher Bros. closing
out sale. 1851 Market street. second
floor. Owe McCrorey's lO-cent store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

.~,.Si-al numbers. nrSt part.
Mary Malone
ISM u Nice % IitN. a S.Stcr~'
htiHtnn- o. 'uming.
When Mother SANG
When Mother Mrir . raka-
"'i"ui NIrht. MARY"
"uNl'"I ~hiuh"Is. second pant.
'I"u t'"rls us Winter
The knorker"
ON" Z nd"f Ms Umbrella"
There's a Letter Here
.4.t.-u 20 .....s"
"EafydIH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
SITUATION UP TO SHEEHAN
Deadlock Likely to Last Through
Session Unless He Withdraws.

Albany. March lit il now believed
here that unless William T. Sheehan with
draws from the eenatorship contest the
deadlock tn tho Legislature VIII continue
until the end Of tho regular session and
that o special session may be- called 10 On
the vacancy. Another caucus. II Is said.
would then De called on the ground that
those who attended the January caucus
could no longer be bound by g. After TO
turning from New York to-day John A
Mason. -ecretary 20 the Governor said
that while he had talked with several
marty leaders about the senatorship ther"
was no material change IN the situation
The insurgents. however arc hasing
hopes Tor q settlement soon on the belief
that criticism will force the organization
Democrats 10 abandon their caucus nom
inee But MI sheehlns friends say that
he has no intention OF retiring from the
held. and there are no indications now that
The party leaders VIII advise another eau
Gus for tho present IL IS expected that on
his return from the Adirondacks. Governor
Dix will make another effort 10 secure d
compromise between the opposing forces.
ONLY FIVE members OF the Legislature were
present to-day Senator Busse, tie only
Republican Senator present expressing MS
regret az being paired with Senator Cullen
Even Senator Roosevelt, 0ho " 10 to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
Rollins Refuses 70 TAX.

Jordan J Rollins refused 70 be inter-
~,r,ed ~ his office YESTERDAY afternoon.
md q note was sent TO MIN which vas as
follows
william J. Cummins SAYS that he has
81, his possession and is now having
photographed o check for $1,000 ne
lid Won at the time Clark Williams was
s,,arintendent Of Banking and you
,rere WuHsmss personal counsel ana
C,rronjns was trying TO consolidate me
carnegie Trust Company with me
,f.dison Trust Company and the Nine
,eentb and Twelfth Ward Banks. lie
80 eavs that he gave YOU 5000 IN two
- 600 bills and o farther large sum OF
r,orsv IN the occasion Of a trip 10 Nasn-
vile in private car made at the expense
- Ar cunmins. you being one Of the
,rests. He also says that YOU and Clark
vviu,ams were interested IN the hide
nor6ent Fertilizer Company
To this note Mr. Rollins sent The reply
u have nothing 20 say
Mr. williams. as Banking superln-
.ordent would not allow the merger OF
~ carnegie and Van Norden Trust
Co,nanies and the two state banks.
me independent Fertilizer COMPANY
,-ss organized on November Il. lVoo'
,rder the laws Of New Jersey for the
r,,rnose Of consolidating d number OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12

large fertilizer plants and competing
with the Agricultural Chemical Com
pany, fsmiliarly known as the Fertilizer
Trust. Unsuccessful efforts were made
to get first. J. p. Morgan & Co. and
then Thomas r Ryan 70 finance the
new concern.
The schedule Of assets q the Carnegie
Trust Compan- shows a demand loan
made 70 George L. Over for $4,000
and secured by stock ir the Independent
Fertilizer COMPANY Over is said bv the
lawyers for the Cummins syndicate 10
have been a clerk in the Carnegie Trust
Company az the time the loan was made
while the stock. consisting Of 800
shares Of preferred and 75oo shares Of
common. stood in the name of Cum
Minis. The schedule shows that the loan
was guaranteed by Joseph 3 Reich
mann, William J. Cummins Charles A.
Moore. Jr, Liston L. Lewis. William A
Keener. Martin J. Condor and George
c. Cratbs
T. g. Meadows vas formerly president
Of The Independent Fertilizer Company.
which had its Offices at No 10 Broad
way the building in which the Carnegie
Trust Company was The fertilizer COM
psny is no longer AZ that address. and
nothing is known Of il there Meadows
is shown on the schedule Of assets Of
the Carnegie company as having made
z demand loan on November l. 1910. OF
5000 secured by thirty-two shares Of
the preferred and two shares Of the
common stock of the International
Agricultural Corporation
Waldemar Schmidtmann is president
Of both the Independent Fertilizer Com
pany and the International Agricultural
Corporation and Meadows is vice
president Of the latter company An
officer Of the International Agricultural
Corporation said last night that there
was no connection between the two com
panies. however. He added that the
Agricultural corporation had nothing 10
do with the stock Of the Fertilizer COM
pany that was in the vaults of the Car
negie company and that he understood
that the Fertilizer company had died
several months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
CHAUFFEUR DIES AT HIS WHEEL
Stricken with Heart Disease, He Sue
crr,be as He Brings Vehicle TO Stop.

Wih hi7 hands SIN ciutcnins the steer
ing grnael OF an American Express Com
rsrv auto.truck william Peck twenty-five
wears old. one OF the compan' chaulieuIS'
died early last evening. from heart disease.
.,st after he had brought the heavy vent
c,e to standsul IN front OF NO. 90 East
,,d street 4 premonnlon that lie was
arout 20 be stricken seized him immediate-
~ after tho loaded truck had crossed Fiita
,rsnue and ne muttered 70 his helper
William Naioney
L feel m. can't 20 an further re
,..-,.4 tbs truck INTO the curb threw ON
49,. ,r,xes and shut on the power. he
remained motlonless IN his seat An a'hou
lance surgeon. called b. patrolman pro-
nouucsd the man dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
CAN'T TRACE THAT $4,000
Gaynor's Statement Says His Election
Cost Him Nothing
-Bv TeIarra1b - n Triblna !

Albany. March u-Mayor Gaynor. n his
statement Of election expenses fled with
rho Secretarv ~ state said. 7 DO hereov
state that ! did not contribute or expend
any moneys IN aid Of nv election. either
directly or indirectly. or through any other
person
II Is believed here that If the head Of the
Carnegie Trus, Company gave $1,000 tow
ard the Gavnor campaign fund the money
was scattered throughout the various As
s4mblv district organiza lions IN the entire
city. OHcials Of the Secretary Of states
Office said they did not think his nau1e ap-
reared In any II the statements filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
COLLIN TO EXPLAIN. he SAYS

Albany. March Iii Till make per
eonal statement 70 the Governor, which I
think is due him" said Professor Charles
A. Collin to-day when asked as to Vhy the
letter which Governor DIX gave him 20
deliver 10 District Attorney Whitman con-
corning tie Carnegie Trust Company
reached the District Attorney through
stephen c. Baldwin. attorney for the trust
company M Collin probably will see
Governor DIX when he returns from ms
Adirondack camp on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
Subpoena FOR Mr.. BAILEY
wanted IN Illinois to Explain
~ Missing Bank Deposit Slip
a, Al ECHO OF LORIMER CASE
,,..;donce in Frederick Bribery
Case Disappeared While Tex
an Was Defending Colleague.

an was p64ShulAS
n, telegraph 90 The Tribune
,.-,rgfeId ILL.,. March 1l-Nhen Jnitec
-. senator Joseph W. Bailey reports IN
s's,,,..-,-sell IN answer 20 a subpoena duce5
- issued to-day by states AttorneT
e. ~ sancamon County, the Helm
-, 30. INVESTIGATION committee vii be in
L,-~- 10 rs search for the truth.
ID" -,.. burke subpoena. in identical form
-, ,b.s morning 20 United states NAV
ri, ,,r-k Palmer. Of the District Of Co
80 ana to the Sheriff q, +he county IN
...r gainesville. Tex is situated
the =u5yc1a commands Mr.. Bailey 10 ap-
~ fo-taV,a before the CRIMINAL court
.sss-rsron County. and bring with him
y, ,~,-in71 Slip which was made out fo-
-, " H-lstlsv. former state Senator
80 re d-rosf-ed $500 Of alleged bride
-, ,- The state National Bank OF CA,-
TIE DEPOSIT Slip. when last seen publicly.
rrsars--e. -r States Attorney Burke.
-r,s IN The possession az Mr. Bailey at the
.-..,s o.. taa debate IN the United states
senate on .la Lolrer case.
The sargamon County prosecutor wants
.rs 5-t-.ra. SLIP. 90 order 20 make his chain
- ,r-of perfect .n the coming trial OF
s..tl senator John BrodericE and the
ts,-, committee also wants 70
-.- -7..- committee will meet on Mon
4,- r.rl. .c- The last time preliminary %
49,. .--.-- Of ,-e investigation. ac-
.~e -. -.e inform alton ottainabIe IN
.-.---.tr today Tie opinion prevails
~. r-,r.-. .r so~,tne notice that Le
..--.- - venue. has violated the
pa. .--l.--.-. r,. The terms Of which the
1000 -----rt.l 20 withhold active OPP
....-. -. t.. cases Of Ps~1barton and
~-.-.-.-. .-,. -tsi~ Sangs~or COUNTY
--. .-.-. ~. an end
agreement was based upor tie. prom.
...- ~ .-.----.r and Frederick that no
...,-.--.,- tactics or I,gai tecnnicalities
You'd d. .--s--9zes sn rstun- speedy ter
r-ss-- -- --. cases
Val-.- p ri=-e- would have heen one Of
..p.s5 --. e...s IN President Tafts cab
me-.
The .----- .rr cho Whereabouts Of
-..o- .- -.- cause Of tie subpoena for
Ne B.r4. .-. matter Of vital importance
OH. r-..-- -rr-.,,i-raa I'M the judgment
Of some senators
vee---~ SIR Bailey Will trea- tire IlI-
nos sr--1-a with contempt or whether he
all -e-.~-+ -----tr-- is a proposition en-
.-.,- M -- --- Tavs- nan He can re-
f,ss ..-,-~. -- che law is construed even
b. s.s.s.. ,.----.,- -7,,rz. ard Their. is M
-.,,r--s .- ---- as he remains without the
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had BEEN present at every ballot. and at
but two n his insurgent followers were
absent. The vote follows
p.mocrats-steehar. O. tl''ie'or. D. car
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Republican pepeR.
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