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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

IN the Ohio valley. II accepted. answer
through the Intelligence. or notify
sporting editor.
The Walk-ONer club would like 10 have
n game for Sunday afternoon with the
wheeling Mold and Foundry. McConkeya.
i'att"rSpus. Max and Meyers. or some
other st aggregation. II accepted. an
Swer through the l~nteuigcurcr. or call
porting editor 81 that paper this even
ing at $50 o'clock.
The S~hadysiIc team wants a game for
saturday attt'uuO1 with any team IN the
NalleN. tne Elm Grove and \ a .. teams
preferred. CAL national phone ls@W
Eellairc and ask for manager.
The ~Slaiysiic aggrec fti.u viii tour
ncy 20 M np'sf"id sunday afternoon.
where they viii clash with the fast com
"iolti"n 80 tn7t town. An excursion
VIII Ice run from hrllair". and many viii
attend Pcitrc and Rose viii form the
battery for the S.adyside team.
In n came featured Lv the ali-arouui
playing Of Tho ". e.. Rurklrs. the Self
uers went down TO defeat uy the Sclr.
"f : 20 . The other feature OF the
eawc was the pitching OF q ndy for tIc
iiurAlss. who had % s~,rfk--outs. ana
only gave -" Seltnors . lts. whIl. tho
Rufkles -uf seven hits. This is the trirf
~ q series of games between these two
teams.
The w. C. Rurklcs are oocn FOR r,mcs
WIN any team for saturday ard sum
day.. July -Hfh and 1pth. Any team
wanting -au-S answer through this
paper.
"
The M,Cn.s.V. defeated tho Corners
vile team r.ff1y afternoon - the
score ~ s tu f. Tho f-rtIrr 81 the -I.-.
we're tie pitching Of Brandon. he ftrIk-
rE oui si-'c-n mon AMI Swing hut four
1885, I.t score should have been fHI-h
smaller. tyf for wilir.-F. he issuing p
n.Fs' Nyrs- carried orr the Irfffrr
H"rs WIFI a. home ruu and two SINGLES
IT," N~cConkeys are open FOR games
tor S1fIr'ty aId SUNDAY. July egfr ana
Ir further Information call
l-1sT National phone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

TIL" W. G.. Rlrkles are oocn FOR Games
With any team Tor saturday ard SUM
day.. July -Hfh und 11th. ANY team
wanting -IU-S answer through This
paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-25

A. East Liverpool score.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

SPRINGFIELD. H.. May 20-The
house bin which prohibits publication
OF detailed statements or descriptions
OF crimes and execution OF criminals
passed the senate yesterday. apparent
ly without being noticed. The bill was
called up and without waiting for an
explanation OF the nature OF the bill.
the roll was called and the bill was
passed by vote OF 20 TO none. The
measure has already passed the
house. Violation of the act Is made
punishable by fine OF not more than
$1,000 or not more than six months
imprisonment or both.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

Schreiner with the dog. and Mr.. Tyler
secured IL. Mrs. Schreiner, who had
given a boy a dollar for II. tried 20 get
the dog back. and meeting held be-
fore a Justice of the peace was In vain.
She then began a replevin suit. Sc,
cured the dog and furnished bond OF
$4,000 for It's safe keeping during the
litigation.
She had the dog placed In someone
else's care at an expense OF $40. The
case came to trial recently and was
concluded. when the jury decided that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

noon, the Miles theater offers .Aiethela
and Aieko. the Greek myssics. In their
much taiked-about mind reading ex-
hlbltion. Booked originally for anni-
versary week, Just closing. this mys-
terious pair were unable TO complete
their engagement as scheduled on ac-
by Aletheia last Tuesday, when she
swooned during the performance. she
has. been under the doctors care ever
since and will be able 10 resume work
Monday, the physician says, the week
rest having completely restored her
strength. She will continue her re-
markable demonstrations, answering
questions relating TO the past. present
and future without the aid or written
questions, confederates or mechanlcal
devices. In the opinion OF many peo-
pie. her work Is more mysterious than
that of Anna Eva Fay.
COMEDY OF A sort calculated 20 make
one forget all about the weather Is
promised by the George Bloomquest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

the use OF his company. known as
"Follies of the Day" the--attraction
week I'm the Avenue theater Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Gerard In owner, pro-
Queer. author and lyricIst or the enter
tainment His first scene IL a beauti-
full garden setting. laid I'm a suburb OF
Paris during carnival. From there
the merry doinRs are transferred TO
the interior OF the Folies Bergere. one
OF the famous amusement resorts OF
the French capital The exterior OF
the theater II next shown and the
show concludes with a scene in a ball
room OF Paris hotel Conspicuous in
the entertainment will be two OF the
best known and most popular women
In burlesque. Gertrude Hayes and
Louie Dacre Miss Hayes Is a versa
tile singing and dancing comedienne
and will also show her powers as a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20
! IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

mond. who, has graced many Broad
way musical comedies OF recent years
and has not been on the road very
much. Her Offering will consist OF
comedy songs and character duties.
still another promising feature or
musical nature Is on this bill IL IL
the act OF the Hawaiian Serenaders.
picturesque group OF natives. who sing
the songs and play the instruments Pc
culiAr TO their country. The Jones'
Williams Co. will also make an i'm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

travesty artist. She will. In addition
10 this. appear with her Dancing
Bricktops" In speciality Miss Dacre
II tavorite In the Avenue. where her
comic songs and her Individual meth
AaFe-iohs- popular ther-
performers In this company are; Lew
REYNOLDS. Sam Hearn. Billie Chase and
Joe Barton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20
AT LAW FOR A YEAR OVER
A DOG THAT COST A DOLLAR
Thirty Witnesses and Four Lawyers
Have a Hand IN the LegaI-
Proceedings.

MEDIA. Va. May -5-Four lawyers,
thirty witnesses, heavy outlay In
money and lawsuit that was not
settled for year were the features OF
a case that grew out OF the purchase
by Mrs. Emma Schreiner OF Parker
ave-. Collingdale, OF dog for 81 from
q boy.
Mrs. Schrelner sued II. w. Tyler,
who in October, 1909. bought a dog,
which disappeared. Some time after
ward his children said they saw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20
saaRRscK.

Sam Bernard. n his, latest ioiiy
musical SUCCESS. He Came from All III
xaukee.s will be the attraction IN the
IafrIck fheater for three nights ocm
mtnring next Monday
ale Came from Milwaukee, served
~ Mr. Bernard's vehicle for SIX nonlhs
n the Casino fheater. New York, apa
also IN Chicago for many weeks =
and beautifully arranged production.
wifh animated pictures Of chorus girls
<xouinife gowns and lavish scenery'
one OF the most elaborate musieal OF
ferIncs ever attempted by the Messrs.
Hhobert The music Is by Ben M.
J erome and NJ Ellis. the book by Mark
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

cast In support. Of Billy Arlington are.
Johnson and Buckley. the two ex-
tremes:" Marshall and King, the we'll
known sister team; Jack Strause, sing
Ing his own repertoire OF songs In his
own way; Harry Morton. a clever Irish
dancing and singing and general work
OF the chorus IL claimed TO be far
above the average. The Ballet OF Ma
ture." depicting the different seasons
OF the year. with elaborate effects, will
be one OF the features.
AVENUE.
THE Garden OF Girls" Is the title OF
fanciful and elaborate musical piece
which Barney Gerard has written fol-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20
Child struck by Car.

While playing near her home. NO.
SIS Kercheval-ave.. Friday afternoon
Rene Lacomb. eight years old, was
struck by Sherman-st. cur and badly
injured about the head.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

learns the story and. by his good
offces the wiies or the crafty stage
car are circumvented and the per-
said TO be very funny in his argu-
nients with the stage manager. Miss
Lillian Dilworth, az the "headliner"
- said 20 be charming; G. Howard
aKer and Harry =. Kay the monolog-
fst and husband OF the headliner.
The Great Lester, master yentrilo-
rnent not equalied by any other con.
fernporary, IL Is claimed Hal Davis
and Inez Macauley Will offer comedy
sketch entitled "One Christmas Eve"
e5 WI M NJ orsssS the auth SI,astSS
ruccessful playlets. They are clever
pair Of players and are Detroit folk.
Carl Emmy's Pets, wonderful midget
o a@ss val, am sss.d the puS6,n with
prima donna coincidence. will enter
tain with new vocal successes. Brent
Hayes banjoist: the Harvey. Devora
trio, introducing Master John Dough
q clever boy, In singing, dancing and
comedy number. the Dorlans. In a
funny acrObatic pantomime entitled
"A Terrible Night" and the Mooreo-
scope daylight motion views will COM
piete the program
For the headline feature OF the Tenn
PIE program for the week OF Nav 20.
the Gordoh-North Amusement com
Dany will offer Hugh Herbert. eminent
character comedian, In Aaron Hon
mans new playlet of HebraIc family
Iifc entitled, The Son OF Solomon" lie
viii be assisted by Thomas A. Everett
AID Miss 1fargot Williams. both adj
miroblr players This little play has
been called miniature Of '"rhe Melt
In< Tot" and depicts the troubles OF
1 [1<if The plot deals With the refof-
nation % the prodigai son OF a
><<.lfhr New York Hebrew and a said
~ ~ foii 81 wholesolne sentiment and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

the dog belongs to Mrs. schreiner'
The dog was not produced In court
Mr.. Tyler will be compelled 10 pay
tho costs OF the witnesses for DOM
sides and many other expenses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

Swan and Edgar Smith, and the lyrics
by Edward Madden. In New York the
mustcal numbers were highly praised
for their graceful arrangement into a
3oort OF panoramic display OF dance
'specialities, never before seen on the
american stage, and especially devised
by that celebrated English stage diree-
TOR Sydney Ellis. who was brought TO
this country from the Gaiety theater.
London, purposely for this production.
HIS work has been all the more en-.
HANGED by the beauty; grace . y and
NJ. Bernard's role is that OF q brew
,er. Herman Won Schnellenyein. OF MIL
'waukee While In ostend. a warm
brewer and a man who later proves TO
NJ the Duke OF Zurach. When the
identity OF the latter Is TO be divuiged'
however. he prevails upon schneider :
ixein TO pose as the real duke, ann IL
IL this change OF Identity that causes
40 much OF the fun. Won Schnellenvein
goes TO Zurach TO be crowned, put
luckily. chance prevents the crowning,
death for Won Schnellenvein.
one OF the musical hits Is entitIeo
sConsequences." and " given by MT.
Bernard In 9 very comical manner, IL
especially mentioned are Love Is Like
4 Red Red Rose" wedding Bells,
sIn Gynsy Land III You Were Maj
ried to Me- Tile "A Red tliDpou Dn NC,
ss,The Sentimental Moon" and There
An Aeroplane Air. About " on. The
cast Is the original one seen In New
York and includes: Wtnona Winner,
Adele Rowland, Grace Leigh, Alice
Gordon, Louis Harrison. George Ander-
son. Martin Brown, Henry Norman.
Charles Burrows, Paul Musacus. Henry
Holt Dolph Ryan. Arthur Everett and
numerous others.
AZ t-----.---.gts - &~,s,
3s5t15 TEMPLE.
ssThe New Leader said TO be
realistic and humorous act, VIII pt
presented by Sam Mann and COMPANY
of seven people in the Temple theatei
as the headline feature Of the progran
Tor next week The Gact. - trayesG
on Monday morning rehearsal n :
vaudeville theater, and is enacteu OF
the bare stage as at any ordinary
Z rehearsal Through the act runs
story OF q man, and wife playing to;
Gether: then q quarrel comes, followed
: By q separation. Billed on the same
program. they meet q year later at re-
hearsal. The husband, monologist
ii cancelled for reasons best known
20 the stage manager, whose friend
ship for the wife puts her at the head
Of the bill The new orchestra leader
around whom all the humor centers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

to one OF the most fascinating charac-
tiers that novelist or dramatist ever
Fconceiyed. Cigarette, the little VIVIAN
hdiere of the regiment. Child OF the
army half gamin. half woman: alert
land daring hery and scornful; vet
withal true and brave. she is as one
writer has called her. a veritable "dy-
mantle OF toy" And Cigarette, who.
heretofore. has never loved anything
.or anyone except her soldiers or me
roll OF the drum, loses her heart to
private Louis Victor. Events follow
with startling rapIdity. Victor Is con-
demned TO death and Cigarette rides TO
the -cor1nandant,- hIs-par,
and returns in the midst of a terrible
sandstorm TO save her lovers life.
FAMILY.
Mhitney's Musical Girls Will be the
topline attraction on the new bill OF
vaudeville for the Family theater. A
program which, with nine Important
acts, VIII be one OF the best and rnost
Formidable this popular playhouse has
ever ohrred,, ft r. promised The Whit
ney company will be presented In n
miniature musical comedy entitled
The New. Bell Boy IL serves to In
troduce a number OF pretty girls and
n great deal OF singing. dancing and
COMEDY. The added feature OF the pro-
gram viii be that popular musical
comedy entertainer. Lizzie B. Ray
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20
GAYErY.

In the Gayety theater. beginning
sunday afternoon. the Golden Crook
CO.. with Billy Arlington. "the greatest
or tramp comedians" and a large
company Will open a weeks engage
ment Many speoialties are introduced
during the action Of the two-act musi-
cal extravaganza. "a Trip To The
Moon. The musical comedy burlesque
to be one OF the greatest hits ever re-
corded In burlesQue., Prominent In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20
LYCEUM.

Commencing Sunday evening, Waugh
an CHASER and company promise a
spectacular production OF Under Two
Flags" dramatized from Ouida's ia
nous novel The story concerns one
BERTHE Cecil Royaflieu. eldest son Of
Lord Royallieu. an impoverished no.
bieman. Young Cecil Is a well-known
London chairman, and has been an off,
Ger In q crack English regiment Berk-
eley Cecil, Bertias younger. brother,
pressed by gambling debts, has forged
MS orothers name TO note for large
amount and. at the, time the play
opens, this note Is In the hands of one
Ezra Baroni. q Hebrew money lender.
who harbors q malignant desire to
drag the Royallieu name down. For
5ertie Cecil to reveal the forgers iden-
tfty would be to disgrace his brother:
TO prove an alibi for himself by dis
was supposed to have signed the
note would compromise the reputation
or lady with whom he had spent the
day at Richmond without the knowl-
er pushes the matter too far In endeav-
oring 10 have the police handcun Ce-
ell. who. knocking down the bailiffs
makes his escape.
Realizing that he cannot stay ;n
England without sacrificing his own OF
his brothers good name and the repu-
tatfon OF woman. he resolves 10 start
life anew under another flag" Ac-
companied only by Rake, his faithful
valet he. leaves for parts unknown.
Twelve years elapse and we find Ber-
tie. under the name OF Louis Victor.
serving as a soldier In the French Le-
gion against the Bedouins. Through no
fault OF his own, BERTHE has incurred
the enmity Of his commander Col:
but bears his superior officers insults
with soldierly silence
AT this tuncture, we are introduced
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20
RIvERvIEW PARK is OPEN

AND IN OPERATION As USUAL.
Reconsfructton OF the Casino IL now
under way While rebuilding huge
canvas tent will take It's place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

portant contribution with the one-act
farce. Crushed Strawberry" which IL
said TO be exceedingly hilarious. Other
acts will be: Saunders and Cameron.
comedy tugglers: Fostelle and EN-
NETT, German comedians: the Melroy
duo. eccentric singers and dancers; 81
vad. contortionist and equilibrist. and
the new pictures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

s..'ss;ss 81 ss's Esa sSs ': sGsss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20
GRAND STREET PARADE

Reserved Chairs and Admission Tick
cts on Sale on Show Day at Sanders
Candy store, i'll Woodwsrd-ave.. until
6 d. m, az Exactly the Same Prices
Charged on the show Grounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-20

Piayers, who will present the tabloid
comedy, Nerve" by Victor Smalley.
whose name Is well-known to yaude-
willie patrons. Rutherford Davies. a
comedian OF tried talents and a young
man with a winning personality heads
rthe cast and he will be assisted by Miss
Rubyn Thorpe and otheFss-The piece
Is reported to have been a scream" on
the United slime" Pussy and Rag
land, ''the comic opera comedians. will
present an original conceit that has
succeeded In getting the laughs else
where. Mr.. Pusey IL one OF the tallest
comedians on the stage and will be re-
membered as leading fun maker in
'fThe Merry Widow" The Yamamoto
Brothers, Japanese wire and perch ar
lists, In q sensational exhibitions. Ward
and Weber, refined song and dance ar
lists; Ethardo, female equilibrist, and
the Mllescope pictures will round out
the bill.
A real surprise is in store for Miles
patrons the week OF May 20. the man
agement promises. announcement or
which will be made in due season. The
act. IL Is said. Is entirely new here.
though II has created much comment
elsewhere. On the bill will be also
Devine and Williams, in their latest
skit. The Travelling Man" The pair
We're first seen In the Miles last Sep
TENDER, when they were the hit of the
bill.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-22
MURPHY GAMBLER
MAY Be IN RACE
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER HAS
EYE ON eoVERNoRsHIP.
OTHER ATLANTA NEWS.

Atlanta, Aug. 21-The probable
candidacy for governor of Hon. c.
Murphy Gambler, railroad commits
sioner, was the principal topic OF con-
yersatiOn in the lobby of the cap. tol
during the last few days of the &c
Gently adjourned session of the gen.
eral assembly and it is confidently
predicted that during the present
week, he will make a definite IN
nouncement of his position. it was
known that Mr.. Gambler seriously
considered running for governor be-
fore the fight for the United States
senatorship came on, but his ne me
was not generally mentioned again
until the last few days when the talk
revived. Mr.. Gambler is considered
by many to be the strongest rspre-
sentative of the so-called progress
i've faction and at the same time he
is popular with all classes, and lie
would undoubtedly prove strong
factor in the governors race, should
he decide to enter the arena. Thus
far Mr.. Gambler has not expressed
himself, waiting it is understood, until
it is more definitely known who W i
be in the race.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-22
The Anti-Lobbyina Bill.

Atlanta, Aug. 21.-The anti-lo5bI-
ing bill, which has just been signed
by Governor Hoke Smith, is consid
cred the last of the great med res
about which the strenuous campaign
of 1906 was waged. The sign ig Of
the bill became a matter of official
record this morning, when the gov
eminent filed the document with the
secretary of state at the capitol. The
new law requires that every alton
or other kind of paid agent, repraseot-
ing any interest on behalf of or in
opposition to any measure pending
before either house, shall before any
service is entered upon, file in the
office of the secretary of state a
paper stating the names of his en-
ployers together with other details
including a description of the legis-
lation in which he Is to exert mis- en-
ergy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-22
Important Decision.

Atlanta, Aug. 21.-The city of At
lanta has no authority to enforce is
ordinance placing a special tax upon
locker clubs, according to a supr ,"ie
court decision recently handed down
in the case of the Union and Mechan-
les club against the city. The decis-
ion declares that the ordinance is not
authorized by the city's charter and
that it &c therefore void. and the city
is enjoined from interfering with
tho operations of the club. The de-
cision points out that the city has a
right to make laws governing the OPP
Grafton Of the locker clubs. but had
no right to tax them. The Union and
Mechanics club was closed several
months ago when the police commit
tee declared it's special license void.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-22
Accu sed OF SseaIinu.

E. E Chamberlain of Clinton, Me-,
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve
of steahng-the sting from burns or
scalds-the pain from sores of all
kinds-the distress from boils or
plies. 1T robs cuts, corns. bruises,
sprains and injuries of their terror
he says. "as healing remedy its
equal doesn't exist" Only Csc at
Roses Drug Store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-22
hR~ss and PrIokiy Hss< Relieved FREQ,

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There are NO conditions attached 10
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that neither
the owners, consignees nor agents of
the Norwegian steamship Haakon VII.
will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by any officer or member of
crew of said steamer, whatsoever.
other than by the master.
r. D. NJ. Straehan & Co.,
Agents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-22
Atlanta. Ca. Jan. l. RoM

Atlanta, Ga. jan. l. R0mA
The Smith Manufacturing co
I fea that have derived susA
great b~asfft from taking trs indi-
gestion tonic "Pep-a-mo,- chat I an
under many obligations have slf-
fered so long with Indigestion ana
heartburn. but since usins this won
derful remedy am now entirely well.
Hoping this will be OF benefsa 30
some sufferer. I am.
Sincerely,
W. II. VaRgiln.
eS PoTrders Avenue.
Captain Vaughn is a weliknown
passenger conductor on the Southern
r. r.. Atlanta and Brunswick, Ga.
T..vfsion).
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-22

a wan known Dles MONIES woman
sftsv sufferine mtserably fos two
days from bowel complaint, was cur ID
by cue dose o< Chamberlain Colo
Chofese end narhoea Remedy Nnr
sale b. III dM&ss~.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-20

AUCTION SALE-MOnuay. Novem-
Der goth, at 324 West jefferson ST.
commencing at 1 o'clock, eight rooms
of high grade furniture. consisting of
dressers, commodes, chiffOniers, side
board. six rugs, Brussels and AK
minister rugs, three upholstered rock
ers, Morris chair, settee, four bed
steads, springs and mattresses, quilts,
pillows. and all kinds of bedding, two
dozen pictures and frames, dining
chairs. dining table, center table, big
line OF dishes and cooking utensils,
cook stove. ice box, kitchen cabinet,
hose, rakes. and hundreds Of other
articles too numerous to mention.
William NJ Mann, owner, 324 West
jefferson St c. o. McMurtry, auc-
tioneer. c. a Whitfield. clerk. DIS