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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
WELLSBURG
Newspapers Disagree With Clerk On
Amount In Advertising Liquor
License Application.

License Application.
Quite an animated controversy has
arisen between City Clerk r. K. Cox
and the daily and weekly newspapers.
The newspapers OF this community
have demanded a greater price for
publishing the applications OF the
saloon keepers for license than the
city clerk will pay. The matter OF
publishing license is required by the
statutes OF this state and II also pro-
vides that the applicant for a license
shall at the time that he makes ap-
plication for his license. deposit SO
TO cover the expenses OF the adver-
tisement The controversy between
the parties seems to have arisen be-
cause OF the provision OF the statute
that allows $40 for the advertise
ment The publishers holding that
they are entitled to the whole amount
regardless OF the regular rates OF ad-
vertising. while the city clerk holds
that there should be no more paid
for advertising liquor licenses than
is charged for similar advertisements.
( This leaves the applicant in the po-
sition OF having complied with the law
so far as he can but the require
ments OF the law in relation 10 ad-
vertising liquor licenses are not full
filed.
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e Educational.

The Ohio Valley Superintendent
club was formed recently at the Hud-
son house. For the ensuing year the
following well known educators we're
chosen as officers: Supt. r. II. War
ren. East Liverpool. president; Supt.
{. r. Gilleu. OF bridgeport. o.. vice
president: Supt Frank Linton. OF
Mingo Junction, o.. secretary: execu-
tive committee. Supt -. L. Lewis. or
Steubenville. o.. Supt. II. p. Work.
OF Wheeling. Supt. +. b. Bryant, OF
Nellsburg. Many points relative TO
school administration and the i'm
provements Of our present school
work we're discussed. These meet
ings will no doubt prove very helpful
10 those who attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad
CHANGE OF TIME
Sunday, May i4th 1911

On and after this date, train
No. IS, Columbus and
Chicago Express, will leaving
Wheeling S.45 p. m, daily,
Eastern time.
Train No. 10, GAINESVILLE
Accommodation, will leave
Wheeling 40 p. m, daily ex-
'cept Sundays, and on Sundays
will leave at $50 p. m, East
.ern time
Train No IS, Akron and
Cleveland Express, will leave
Bridgeport $50 p. m, Eastern
time, daily except Sunday, arr
irving at Cleveland 500 p. m.t
Central time, reducing the rum
ming time thirty minutes.
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Wellabura Rrlefa.

A. T.. Green Is visitor IN Glove
land. q.
Miss Ethel Jackson spent Sunday
with her brother. Elmer JACKSON. In
Bellaire.
Roy Anderson. 81 Wapello. H.. r.
spending a few days at the home or
bis mother In Beech Bottom
Born to Mr. and Mrs. ID. u. Howard,
on Sunday. May ~. a daughter
Mrs. Margaret Briggs vas the 70.
cent guest 81 her daughter. Mrs John
Jenkins 81 Wheeling
Rev. James ID. Gibson. % Wells
burg. WIS n visitor in Wheeling yes
ferday.
Tho Glover Leaf club will give a
dance a. the city hall on tomorrow
evening.
win McCave. 81 Steubonvilic. was
Wcllsburg visitor on Saturday.
Miss Margaret FcEan. who n at
tending West Liberty normal spent
Sunday with her parents in Wells.
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
Big GAS CONCERN
Huntington People Capitalize Com.
pany at a Million Dollars.

Special Dispatch 90 the Inteiiigencer
CHARLESTON. May 15-Charters
were Issued this morning by the sec
rotary OF state 10 the following Sor-
pOrations:
virginian OIL & Gas Company. OF
Huntington. W Va. to drill. produce
OF. gas. coal. manufacture lumber.
etc. The authorized capital Is 81 O0O.-
900. divided into 10000 shares Of 500
each The incorporators are Daniel
O'Connell. o. White Sulphur SprlnFs.
W. Va. John ~. Holt. W. X. Cowdeu.
u. G. Duncan. Jr. and L. L. Wilson.
OF Huntington. ". Va.
The Parish company. OF William
son, ". Va, 10 deal In real estate.
Authorized capital. S12. 900. Incor-
porators. Wells Goodykoontz. r. r,
Randolph. Harry Scherr. Jno A.
Sheppard and r. b. Parrish. all OF
Williamson. W. Va.
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is sset.5oO. In 1910 n WAS ,as1 a9o
cam. slSl.5s0 Assessors, W w. Law
1910 II was S2s.s+0. Gain, si5A4O. As.
seSSor. Cyrus Sh ockley.
ton and G. G. White.
Bergholz-19il total sei.O3O. In 1910
VIM. Twaddle
pnlonvale--1sll total. siss.7st. In
IsIs II was sso.56O. Gain. sisfs0 As
SCISSOR. Frank Orris
First ward. Steubenvilie-19Ii, total
!lxsesO. In 1910 IL was Sl4s.92O. Loss
s22,sSo Assessors. c. s. Ferguson and
Frank BOUCHER.
unionport-is11. total. sss.47O. In
1910 IL was s5O270. Gain sI2 300 As
SCISSOR. G. Il. Brobston.
Mingo. No. 1881, total. sss.s2o. In
SCISSOR. Jas. Meara
Steubenville township-te1i. total
$50. no. In 1910 II was $4,000 Gain,
$3.50. Assessor. ID. c. Palmer.
Marriage Licenses.
John Beiocco. rs years. and Antona
Pelve. II years. OF Bradley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
SENTENCE MRS. DODGE.

From -Four 20 Six Years In peni-
Tertiary ia Punishment
GtiLDHALL. Vermont. May ia
sentence 81 not less than four nor
more than six years in state prison
~ windsor was imposed today when
Mrs. Florence T.. Dodge. who was
convicted on Saturday Of man
slaughter IN shooting William Heath
~ her home % Lunenburg on Sep.
TENDER a.. 1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
M'MECHEN
Local saIoonists Settle LIQUOR License
Fees at MoundsVille.
Other Notes.

MesSrs. T. W. Refer. +. NJ. Hart.
Harry McCabe and NJ Callahan. the
four saloonists Of this city. yesterday
called up the sherin's Office in the
court house at Moundsville and each
paid $1,000. as fee for the liquor
license for the fiscal year, commencing
July LIST. These men We're granted per-
mission to make application for re-
newal OF license NJ the special meeting
OF council held last Thursday.
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McMechep Briefs-

A large number Of residents OF the
city attended the funeral Of AIR Will
tam Fleming which took place yester-
day at 80 O'Clock at the late resi-
dence on South Marshall street. Ben
wood. The intcrment was made in
the McMechen cemetery.
Clarence Baker has returned n his
home IN Homestead. W Va. from n
visit with relatives and friends On this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16

On tomorrow evening n musical
will be given by the ladies OF the
Rebekah lodge at their meeting room
In the Hall-Walker building. \ num-
Der OF Wellsburg's local talent. as
sisted BY Mrs. Frank Kincheloe. OF
Wheeling. will take part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
Coffee.

Special Dispatch To the Intelligence.
NEW YORK. May I5.-Havre market
advanced one-Quarter frank. May fu-
lures closed offered at 5000. July clos
ed at S1o.4t. September closed offered
AZ t1O-1s. December closed offered at
1855 March closed offered ut s9Ss
Rio No. quoted at s1l.7s. Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS
PARKERsBURo. w. Va May =

PARKERsBURG. W. Va. May a.
Iocal Y. 3. Weather Bureau). Atmos-
pheric conditions reported as follows:
The local pressure. storm area. con-
tinues over the Rocky mountain region.
extending eastward over the slope
with rain IN most sections over the nor
them districas from the Pacific 60 ire
lake region An area OF him pressure
attended by fair and seasonably warm
weather covers the districts east OF the
Mississippi The temperatures were IA
vorable In nearly all sections of the
country this morning.
The conditions favored fair eweather
In this section tonight and Tuesday.
with slight temperature changes.
The Ohio viii continue 20 fall in the
district for abe next two or three days.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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per weak o .po, nay sso.ifss i sGe.
;iiiS: esstins. ,ii. fsGs'aIs'iyHsss 1 LON.
lures. E5t is "a.
Tin. dull; spot. si22B0s43oO. Lon
don firm: spot Glsb i5s; futures. EIsS
l5s.
Lead dull: sa4oatISo. London fls
spelter dull: s5.s50s5.fo. London. f2i
Is. Cd
Iron. Cleveland warrants ass Cd in
London. Locally iron was unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16

The five workers Of the Sunday
school OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church OF McMechen. Joined by
Rev. and Mrs. 8. -. Hart OF the BEN
wood First ". l.. church. and left yes
terday morning on 40. IL. for Buck
harmon. whore they are visiting the
church college at that place They
will return TO their home here this
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16

sallle = Jacobs to Ernest L. la
year. LOT A. in Wellsburg. considera-
ton. $500.
Geo. W. McClcary and Effie Nc.
Cleary 10 City OF Welisburg parcel
Of ground IN Prather's addition 20
city Of Wheelsburg
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sss sSs.l balance in general fund. 'si.-
,. orS9Ssz ssssss' ..sy '''''
Deficit 20 date this fiscal year S1se,-
ii2 as against tiT.sl5.sS4 last year.
Panama canal and public debt trans
actions excluded
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Drv Goods

NEW YORK. May 15.-centraI cotton
goods opened quiet with prices on
staples showing a hardening tendency
Raw silk higher and more buying by To-
cal importers Is reported. Dress goods
quiet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16

Minro So 1911 total. fsf1 c0. 1910
wee f1ff'n. Gain. ffff 90 Assessor.
a. e. Tnrarfhr
nrr1iant .fotf total f7sEf0. Iu 1910
lf waa frrGf0 Loss fIrf0 Aarnra4r
g. D. Mccormick
Warren township 1871 total fffn-
$50 IN 1910 70 war go $50 Cain fIa-
SEQ haaeaa0r. ~ ~ ueau
Third ward. stcuhcntillo-1et total
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16

The local high school baseball team
VIII go 10 Flushing Friday. where they
VIII play the high school team OF that
place. The teams are evenly matched
and good game Is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. CLAIRSvILLE. Nav I5.-Stevs
Sabo filed n petition for divorce againS,
Kate Sabo on the ground OF wilful alb
sence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16

The annual haccalaureate sermon to
the graduation class OF the high school
will be preached In the United Presby-
terrain church next Sunday evening q,
so by Rev. l. II. Free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
Nr,v York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. May Is. II.
Range 81 acfir- svocwa OF. IA. Nss
f"rN STOCK E-enange- corrected daily by
A. L Masten & Co. brok@ra
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ulsual M lasI F56 ~ pun eCII NJ anna
spsA 'aqnuBQ sul I7AO 'uoqsnDH lHlBql
'sdoIuF ~ sspIIq sSIuI lssplo 9qL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. w. Va. May Is. ii.
Reported By A. n. master :. Co. 1. r.
Brand. manager: members New lorI
Stock Exchange
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Cash quotations were a. follows
Flour. steady. 40. = rye lO5 a II tO7
feed or mixing barley 65TS0: fair 20
choice mailing 90 q 1903. flax seed. No. l
southwestern nominal. No. I northwest
ern. nominal. timothy seed. $4,000
flb.75. mess pork. per barrel, sl6.2s "a
$3.50: lard per 100 pounds. fS17ia
short ribs, (oose) 3T.SgNsS12: short
clear Siles tboxed). sS.O0d {S.l2k.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. May 16-credit bal
ance, $50. Runs, 20s.9 500: average 49,
!5e; shipments. 3T9.772: average. 2OO.-
osS'
NEW YORK. May ls.-standard Oil.
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s. Is. coupon ................ n.x
Total sales: i4s.soc.
Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. May Is. II.
The active PitisDurE ssssx,. corrected
sally By A. T. Msstsn q Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exeha.gs Bann
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WHEELING. ". Va. MAY fb-
CATTLE
Money.

NEW Work. Money on r.u steady.
lh af ~ per cont ruiinr no ~ Gloss
Jug BIO. A. offered ~
Time looms steady CD days ga per
cont. 90 days go 01-f. 81 months. tu
ga
Prime mercantile nnuer. a. fn 4 rer
cent Sterling steady win actual bus.
bees ln bankers bills selling 90 fslf0
for a. Icy bills anf fsf1f for demand
commercial bills f1f7t haf silver. slt,
Mexican dollars ff. Government hnrfr
easy. railroad bonds irregular.
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STOCKS Par Big lAsHII.- n
Baron'S Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. May 10. IL.
The following quotations on tns more
active Wheeling stocks s-e corrected
daily for the Intelligence by Geo. W.
baron. local broker. and II. r. MRrshRll
manager Pond Department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-16

WAgHfNGTON. Nay ff-M The be-.
ginning n business today the condition
~ me United States treasury was.
working balance in trrafucv Offices.
tlasffHIe, ln haukH AMI Iuufnrine
treasury. t52ibi.71a
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. May is, II.
the followlng Quovacop. gu tns more
active Wheeling stocks ara corroc.sd
daily for the Intelligence by Howard
HA=lett a Son. local brokers:
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7
Pa. May l5.-Cnttle. higher. IS loads.
Choice. $685. q $3.50. prime. 5000 $3.50.
Sheep. steedy, 20 loads. Prime wealth
erS. S4.15uSf.30. culls and common.
s.. 90 $500. spring lambs Sc CO., 90.
veal calves $500 ID 500.
HoEs--Stendv. 10 double decks. Prime
heayys, 1856 Ss.31ts. medium. york
er sand pigs {ss5. roughs. $5.O0e $3.50.
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WHEELING and h sit h5sT
Daily except Sunday.
10th street Law
wheeling Aoundsviiia
1000 q m Inn n -
s:so PIE
On lines having regular oxuress .rr-
vice. shipments weighing 10 exc~ss 81
nifty pounds or OF large bulk. will NOT
be csrrisd 2p passenger cars
No shipments. except emergency ship-
ments OF msaicine. will be carried %
passenger cars between 600 and t:ia
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4 G1.x1G E1ACEIoz oszHAu
&4PAEsS CAE aOHEDUL1
Taxing Effect Jane Il. lsoA

PANItANDLE LINE
WhhkLlN& ANb WELLsBuR0- j,
Daily except SUnaAy.
AND - Stree. Law
a w,5hsel.ns wslESsrs
a IA e:oe q N
s'eV y. III 1900 moor
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CHICAGO May i5-Cattle-recelpts
$4,000. generally 1Oc lower. Reeves
$500 "a $40. Texas steers $3.50 M $3.50.
stockers and feeders. 81 90 y $50. COWS
and heifers. s. 4O7S$5.6o. calves Sl.50
q s6.75.
Hogs Receipts 10000: steady Sc
lower than Saturday. Light. 50 o5 a
fS.27iz mixed. $500 q So 10. heavy.
$500 $500. rough. $3.50 a t5.s5. good
10 choice heavy. S5.95nss. 20. pigs. s.. 30
q seas. bulk OF sales. 5000 $3.50.
Sheep Receipts. 10000. estk Ma
tive $500 S4.su. western. s. JOfIf3sO:
yeariings. SfOoG $3.50: lambs. native.
Si.507s $3.50. western. $3.50 S675
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John Beiocco, rs years. ana Antona
Pelve. II years. OF Bradley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02
BUSINESS EFFICIENCY
Lectures by Walter Lsnor Church.
(con,inuedp

WHAT CAN DO BEsTv~ (continued.p
THE RAILROAD MAN.

In this inquiry concerning efficien-
~ we have discussed.
L. what constitutes efficiency.
.. The absolute demand for greater
efficiency la every business. based on
more individual education and train
1ng.
8. The obligation Of each individual
10 continuously Increase his efficien-
~, whatever his business.
T. The five things needful to so in
crease Individual efficiency.
6. The obligation Of each individual
TO learn to do that particular thing
which. under ali the circumstances,
he could do best.
70 aid each inquirer III answering
the basic question, What can j do
best y we have considered some of
the advantages and disadvantages In
acquiring the marked proficiency.
which precedes efficiency IN the husi-
ssesa OF the preacher. the teacher. the
lawyer. the Judge. the physician. the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

|! inventor, the journalist. and now we
come TO the subject Of this lecture.
the railroad man.
Perhaps there IL no other field OF
individual endeavor in which every
capacity. ca pability and power OF HUI
mainly may find more varied and
complete expression than in the rail-
road service.
In the United States alone there
are about 100000 OF railroad SOL
diers. forming an army OF fighters
against tremendous obstacles. This
army Is organized to q perfection OF
which neither Alexander nor Caesar
ever dreamed, perhaps. and which
Napoleon tried In vain to effect.
With ope-half the organization
achieved by the Chesap eake and Ohio
Railroad Company or by the Virginia
Railway and Power Company. Napo-
loon would have been prepared to
cross that fatal sunken road in any
weather. would have had the aid OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

gressman immortalise his name and
haliow his memory by working out
the details OF the required legislation,
and then working for fts, passage till
II becomes q law? It would be tho
most far-reAching law ID its benefi-
cent results that for many years has
graced the Congressional Record.
But everybody's business Is nobody's
business.
why will not some competent rail-
road man make II his own personal
business to take up this great national
enterprise with the congressman Of
his own State. and together frame al
ieast the skeleton OF such . law? Be-
fore Its Anal passage It would be wide-
~ discussed and III needed amend
Fments. perhaps. he added. 1t would
take time to thresh out subject Of
such magn1kude-of such vital Inn
port to the public veal.
The government spends annually
millions Of money IN handling its
money. Millions Of tn material re-
sources. MiMllions on IT. machinery.
Millions ON its markets. Millions On
its mails. Millions on its military,
Mlltons on its marine (Not On IL
merchant marine) --all in the interest
OF commerce.
Perhaps the dina has come or Ut
least = not far distant whom the
/ for the public rood mirht w,ss,v
spend more annual n,iI,snns -, i.
railroads. il 1870 that WI, cn-n,,-
crate with and fostsr rather than
hinder them In their dsvelopmeut.
The more unified ard efacient our
railrcad service becomes. the less need
Win there be, perhaps, for the ex-
p s... g our 10y And navy aervice.
49, 49, opporsunity Ior the ex-
$3.50 - ouf Huch nssoeo mer-
4na'aA'e.
Conamerce - king
hut the railroad 10 the power benin,
the commercial throne. greater fnan
the throne itself.
The ounniuatent r.iarc.a r.,,,..
comYnarce. 6rAs. freIshf nnd rs.ses~sr
b. 80 ~hsr& - r,,s. 80 ". = ~ 49, 8, - :
great snhnnarin. :. i,rnsa 8 -, ~ 49, ~.
Wonder 81 tha rnr,d - = ~. -
-, - = = z. & q - =
a " nalu AuAN Sules L. uee&ht rats
,ne nanu tnat rniee M world. =
.aanss ~ 1 ovefIn Il tne lAat
Aaaiss0. peraeos. = y sns kovsfn-
n .asa. end y Ways are Ne ways q
Il
born in = night 0itass spring Into lits
fully grown a. Minerva from ths brain
e Jove. STATES nOlrinh ~ languish,
tnA LIE blood % = nat1on Quicksns.
the proepsstey o. = o0nttnent q In
suro0 tnA NaldekneD becomes Z gar
den. ana the deMerf' hl0n10ms ~ The
rose.
nut eVsm g. tnln4n Exist to-aay tho
,s,.n ensss e 0; ~ nasn Who ~. y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

way. moro than ever desires to be
educated In that proficiency OF knowi-
edge and skill on which his Individual
efficiency depends
Az never before. the railroad man
appears willing to comply with the
universal command:
Be We diiigent In business- -fervent
In spirit. serving mot only the Lord.
but Humanity itself, 70 whom II owed
. debt he can never wholly pay.
Questions for individual considera-
ton:
Am big enough to become I
railroad mani n
2. III should enter the services
am / willing to put my name down
FOR the whole war and become the
greatest railroad man possibiez''
1zz1z <.<
Aug. Il, 1911.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-01
~-~N . E-7--7----7-1-17----
ENSIGN YOUNG'S CASE.
His Father Informed That He Should
Turn Him Over To TIE Naval
Authorities.

DR.. Robert S. Young, of Charlotte,
N. c., was informed by Acting Secre-
tary of the Navy Twining yesterday
that he should promptly turn his son,
Ensign Robert S. Young, Jr., over to
the commandant of the nearest naval
station, at the Norfolk navy yard.
Upon the delivery there of Ensign
Young, who has been missing from
the destroyer Perkins for several
weeks, medical examination will be
held to determine the question of his
sanity.
The officers father, in his letter to
the Navy Department, said that he
had found the young man in New
York in a state of mental disability
and had placed him in a private sani-
tarium in North Carolina
If the officer, on being returned to
the naval authorities, is declared
sound mentally he will face charges
much more serious than those for
which he was to be tried on the day
before which he disappeared from the
Perkins at the New York yard, leav-
ing note saying he would do away
with himself.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-01
ORPHANS COURT
Judicial Disposition OF The Affairs OF
Widows And Orphans

Court met this morning in regular
session. with Chief Judge Tydings and
Associate Judges Cusack and Abbott
on the bench, Register of Wills
Duckett, and Deputy Register Clayton,
and Sheriff Revell, present The fol-
lowing business was transacted by the
Court:
Report of sale and assent TO imme-
date ratification in the matter of the
estate of H. w. Maritz Burnhardt,
was fled and passed by the Court.
Last will and testament of James
Johnson, deceased, was filed, examin-
ed and admitted to probate.
Executors bond of Bruner R. An
derson, executor of James Johnson,
deceased, was filed and approved by
the Court.
First and final account of Sarah
Griffin, executrix of Dennis Griffin,
deceased, was filed, examined and
passed by order of the Court.
Last viii and testament of Lucie
lie Grand letters, deceased, was filed.
! examined and admitted to probate by
the Court
Application of Anne Burton Jeffers.
executrix of Lueie lie Grand letters.
deceased, for letters of administra-
tion, was filed and passed, letters of
administration granted and notice to
creditors given; appraisers appointed
and warrants issued to l.. ID. CASA
way and j. Clayton Brewer.
| Executrix's bond of Anne Burton
Jeffers, executrix of Lucie LIE Grand
LETTERS, deceased, was filed and APP
proved by the Court.
Petition and application for appoint
ment of guardian in the matter of the
estate of 7. Sargent German, an in
FAINT, and of order of Court thereon,
was filed and granted.
Application of Bruner K. Anderson.
executor of James Johnson, deceased,
for letters of administration, was filed
and passed letters of administration
granted and notice 10 creditors given.
Report of Sarah Griffin executrix of
Dennis Griffin deceased was filed and
passed.
Last will and testament of Richard
w. Hardesty deceased of Anne Arun-
del county as filed examined and adj
mitted to probate.
Guardians bond of Thomas Sargent
German, guardian to Thomas Sargent
German, deceased, was filed, examined
and approved by the Court.
Executors bond of Robert F. Har.
desty, executor of Richard w. Har-
desty, deceased, was filed, examined
and approved.
There being no further business
Court adjourned to Friday, August 4,
| at 10 a. m.