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Evening star., 1911-05-28
Casino.

At the Casino Theater the first three
days OF this week the bill OF vaudeville
acts will include Willard Hutchinson q
Co. In comedy sketch entitled "A Leap
Year Leap" Lawrence and Wright, sing
ing and dancing comedians. in character
changes: Juliet Wood, English music hall
entertainer, whose speciality is limitations;
Shield and Rogers. lariat and rope ex-
perts: McNaughton. singer or popular
songs: Morse and Morse. story tellers
with comedy chatter and four large reels
of motion picture plays.
For the last three days of this week.
beginning Thursday. the entire bill will
be changed to the following acts: God
frey and Henderson. in comedy fantasy
entitled A Daughter of the Gods; the
Gould Sisters. singers. dancers and imi-
tators; three National Comiques. said to
be unusually clever acrobats; Dan j. Har-
rington. Irish ventriloquist: Kit karson.
novelty sharpshooting: Jacobs and Roy,
in a mixed-up laughable skit. and more
new motion picture plays.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE.

Capt. Commandant Ellsworth p. Ber-
tholf has assumed the duties OF the COM
manding officer OF the service, and is at
his desk in the Treasury Department get
ting acquainted with the detail work of
his office. Capt. Bertholf has been the
recipient Of congratulatory letters and
dispatches from his friends in all parts
OF the country. and is kept busy nights
replying to them. 1t is stated that there
were several hundred OF these letters.
and Capt. Bertholf will endeavor to send
personal reply to each one Of them
Lieut. Frank l. Austin. on duty at the
division Of the service In the Treasury
Department. has been on leave of alb
sence. but will return to his desk tomor-
row.
Second Lieutenant Of Engineers Harvey
l.. Johnson has reported for duty aboard
the cutter Apache. on the Chesapeake bay
station. He relieves Lieutenant of Engin-
N. B. Hall. who is ordered to duty to the
Pacific coast.
Horace o. Whitworth. engineer In chief.
retired. was visitor to and registered at
the department In the past week. Capt.
Whitworth Is the only retired officer in
the engineer department with the rank
OF engineer-n-chief of the service
Third Lieutenant of Engineers E. 8
Oberley. who has been doing temporary
duty on the cutter Apache, has been
ordered to the cutter Senaca, to resume
his regular duties.
The cutter Rush is ordered to sail from
San Francisco on the arrival of the COM
manding officer Of the Berinr sea feet.
June 8. The cutter will go to Alaskan
waters, where she will join the other ves-
sells OF the feet for a cruise In the waters
of the far north.
The cutter Onondaga. which sailed from
al NhYyr dn1-
masted schooner reported ashore on the
Diamond outer shoal on the North Caro-
lima coast. found her services were not
needed when she reached the point where
the vessel was ashore. the schooner hav-
ing fioated unassisted and resumed her
interrupted voyage.
The contract for the building OF the
two new revenue cutters. Nos. q and %,
by the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company, was signed Yesterday
and the construction OF the ships will
be started at once. They are expected
to be ready for service in about eighteen
months.
The overhauling of the revenue cutter
Apache. which has been in progress at
the Arundel Cove station Of the service
for several weeks past. has been COM
pleted and the vessel has returned to her
berth at Chase's wharves in Baltimore
harbor.
The work on the cutter included the
raising OF her pilot house eighteen inches,
decks recalked and painted. ventilators
installed in warrant officers quarters and
engine and boiler overhauled.
orders and instructions to officers in
the revenue cutter service have been
issued from the division OF the service
in the Treasury Department. as follows:
Constructor ]. Q. Walton. directed to
proceed to Detroit. Mich. on business
connected with the repairs to the steam
machinery OF the Morrill,.
First Lieutenant of Engineers c. w.
Zastrow, granted thirty days leave, COM
mencing June ].
Second Lieutenant of Eng neers r. H.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Italian Cavalry.

The latest sensation In the moving
picture world is the film showing the
King Of Italy's crack cavalry regiment,
which Is to be shown at the Virginia
Theater for five days. commencing
Wednesday.
A number Of the men were injured
in the daredevil and nerve-racking ex-
hibition. The hills the horses climb
and descend seem almost impossible
to scale.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

proved to he one OF the biggest popular
successes of the season
Strongheart" ir n comedy drama to
thrill the heart OF the matinee girl and
IRE the zeal Of the college undergraduate
with its deft and Ingenious combina tion
OF the humors of college life blended
with the clash and stress OF deeper emo
tions.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
"Strongheart.' y

Robert Blossoms memorable success.
~Strongheart. from the pen of William
C. De Mile. will be the play TO follow
'-Forty-hve Minutes From Broadway at
the Columbia Theater. 1t is a play of
college life. in four acts. that was given
its FIRST New York production at the Hud-
aon Theater in January. 1919, where 1t
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Casino Concert Today.

For the Sunday concert at the Casino
Theater today the program Will include
Kenney and Hollis. comedians who s4ng
and talk lauShable nonsense: the Crane
family of five children. who sing, accom-
panied on the plano by one OF their num-
her; Hyland and Farmer. who made "A
favorable impression last week: Pepino.
with his great concert accordion. Doc
O'Neil talking comedian whose mono
logue is said to be inimitabie. and extra
motion picture plays.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Cosmos.

One of the seasons biggest novelties
Is the headline act at the Cosmos this
week. Hilda Reynard. as the Aviator
Girl Seated in a real aeroplane. out
lined I'm electric lights, the singer will
soar over the auditorium. up and down.
now almost grazing the seats. now up
to the roof. and all the time singing the
catchy songs that are feature of the
act
Another pleasing announcement Is that
of the return engagement of Rae Eleanor
Ball. the popular violin virtuoso. Harry
NJ. Morse and company will present
Uncle Seth and the Hoodoo." laugh
bile one-act improbabiltty. by Fred ].
Reaman Mr.. Morse was formerly with
the Cohan and Harris and Dockstaders
MINISTRIES.
other attractions include the Musical
Deys. with novel electrical instruments
and musical specialties; Early and
I.eight. singing and talking sketch. with
a novel finish. and Lorrenta, eccentric
dancing jugsler. The motion picture pro-
gram includes several reels. with special
musical settings by the Cosmos Orches.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

the dealers here: schooner Lottie Carter
Is in Nomini creek from Alexandria with
material for q new jail at Montross
schooner Eugte has sailed from a Virginia
point for this city with lumber: schooner
Lima Cox Is at q down-river point to load
back to this city.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Select Atlantic CITY.

MOBILE. Ala. May 27.-The Supreme
Lodge. knights OF Honor. at its ses-
sion last night selected Atlantic City,
n j.. as the next meeting place.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Andrew Mack may return to the legiti
mate stage next season in new play
In Vancouver, producing several of his
Irish plays there.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

1t is said Edward Sheldon. author of
The Boss" and Salvation Nell" is
writing plays for Margaret Anglin. for
Dorothy Donnelly and for the New The
Ater.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner s. l. Bowen cord wood from a
lower Potomac point at 18th street for
Johnson Bros: Schooner ]. e. A Cum
ningham, cord wood from Maryland Point
to ]. H. Carter & Co. at 14th street
wharf: schooner barge No. 8, OF the Con-
solidation Coal Company fleet. light. at
GEORGETOWN to load soft coal for a New
England point; Canal Towage Company s
lighters No. 13 and No. 81. light. from the
naval powder plant at Indian Head. Nd.
at Georgetown; canoe. no name. CLAIMS
from a Chesapeake bay point at Ilth
street for the market hero; tug Camilla.
towing barge from Point LOOKOUT TO
Georgetown; tug Capt. TOBY, towing coal
laden lighter from Alexandra to Mt
Vernon and Marshall Hall Steamboat
Company: sailing scow Oscar Duvall.
new. from Alexandria to the Eastern
branch to be fitted out; schooner Column
bia +. c., barreled fish from a river point.
Departures.
Schooner Edith Verrall. light. from the
Eastern branch for a lower Potomac point
to load back to this city: scow Roam.
shells from the 11th street wharf to
Bryant's mill at Alexandria; tug Capt.
Toby, towing coal-laden lighters from
Georgetown to Mattawoman creek. Nd. I;
schooner Mabel and Ruth. gravel from
Georgetown for a Chesapeake bay point;
tug George w. Pride, towing lighters with
gravel aboard from Piscataway creek to
this city: scow Bush. light. for down.
river point to load cord wood back to
this city: power sloop Daisy, merchandise
from Alexandria for Piscataway creek:
schooner Solomon. light, for Mattawoman
creek to load wood back to this city:
schooner Maud, from Alexandria Tor
Virginia point to load lumber: steamer
D. K. jackson. light. for Norfolk under
charter to run truck.
Memoranda.
Schooner Bessie Wexford is in Machodoc
creek to load for. dealers here; schooner
Earl Biscoe has sailed from Baltimore to
Nomini creek to load lumber for the deal
ers here: schooner May and Annie Boswick
has sailed from the James river for New
Haven. Conn.,. with lumber on account of
Johnson q Wimsatt: barge Wicomico 10
chartered to load railway ties in Aqua
creek for, Philadelphia: schooner Mildred
Is on her way from the Patuxent river
| to this city with railroad ties: schooner
Perl Is IN Aqua creek to load lumber for
Evening star., 1911-05-28

rected by Nina Melville, who, forsaklng
the other side of the footlIghts for a time,
Will WELD the baton for both players and
orchestra.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

George c. Tyler has changed the name
of the New Theater In New York to the
Century. Only pieces of great magnitude
and elaborate setting will be put on a,
the house.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

The metropolitan run OF the Seven
Sisters company has been put off till
next season. owing to the plays Chi
cago success.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

In recent speech before a booksell-
ers' association Daniel F'rohman de-
clared: I'VE need more writer's. men
with new ideas. We do not want plays
for posterity. but for the present"
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Zoe Fulton. who appears with the Aborn
opera COMPANY next week at the New
National Theater. besides possessing a
pleasing personality. has good voice
and considerable ability an actr -ss
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Lady Patricia" new play adapted
from the French. which has been having
q successful run in London.
Sarah Bernhardt says sha will not
come back to this country on another
tour. as the ocean trip is getting too
much for her.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

new play. admitted to be by Bernard
Shaw, but produced anonymously, is
called "fanny's First Play II is a
humorous satire on dramatic critics
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Jessie Glendinning will wear a hob
BILE skirt in 'Forty-fve Minutes From
Broadway" at the Columbia Theater
this week
Evening star., 1911-05-28

William Norris and A. G. Delmater
will produce John Fox's novel, The
r., Al OF the Lonesome Pine" as a play.
wa Charlotte Walker in the role of
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Richard Bennett will he stock star for
a -week-season in Los Angeles. with
his wife, Mabel Morrison, his leading
lady He Is to he starred during the
regular season by the Liebler Company.
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Confederate
Reunion,
FAIRFAX G. H.. VA,
June 1, 1911.

Concentrating the Goth Anniversary Of the
death Of Capt. John Quincy Marr Of the War
renton Rides the 1rst man killed in action In
the 1801-5.
Maj. Robert W. Hunter, the Governor Of vir-
ginia and other prominent speakers Will make
addresses Music by the 18th u. 8. Cavalry
Band. CARS FOR FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE
EVERY HALF HOUR. WASHINGTON-vIR-
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Russell is to make a short reap
i0af in vaudeville in songs and reci-
i6S oSne OF the songs the composition
her daughter. Dorothy Russell
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Dorothy Donnelly and for the New The
ater
George c. Tyler has changed the name
Of the New Theater In New York to the
| Century. Only pieces Of great magnitude
and elaborate setting will be put on at
the house.
| In a recent speech before a booksell-
ers' association Daniel F'rohman de-
clared; we need more writer's. men
with new ideas. We do not want plays
for posterity, but for the present
| Richard Bennett will he a stock star for
| a fOur-week- in Los Angeles, with
| his wife, Mabel Morrison. as his leading
| lady. He Is to be starred during the
regular season by the Iiebler Company.
Everett Buttertield. as Kid Burns in
| "Forty-fve Minutes From Broadway.
| is put into the awkward position OF
saying disparaging things Of his own
| town. He is a resident OF New Ro-
| Chelle.
The name of the new musical comedy
William Schuster, who comes to the
New National next week with the Aborn
| Opera Company. besides having the dis
tnction of being one of the best bassos
on the English opera stage. is said to be
the champion ball player of the operate
world.
III WHICH fllttntoCh Will StdT
next season is "The Red Widow" The
book is by Claiming Pollock and Rem
mold Wolf. The music Is by Charles j.
Gebest The production will be made by
Cohan & Harris.
1t Is said Augustus Thomas has been
onered the dictatorship of the theater
which the founders of the New Thea
ter are to build in New York 1t is to
take the place OF the first building.
found after experiment to be too large
for drama, except of the spectacular
sort.
Florence Reed. once a member OF the
Columbia Players. will create the leading
role in a new production which Wagon
halls & kemper will produce in October
The search for the will of "The Great
Lafayette" who was burned to death
recently In Scotland. has been unavail-
Ing. He is believed to have left $500, COO
Frederick Forester Of the Columbia
Players says he Is not confirmed
bachelor. even though his recent roles
have seemed to force him to be SO
In THE Girl of the Golden West his
part required him to say: II know
women like a book. That's the reason
I'm single" Last week. in "A Womans
Way" he had to whistle mo Wedding
Bells for Me-
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Decoration Day
Baltimore.
Annapolis.

Baltimore. Annapolis.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
Cars half hourly TO Baltimore. hourly 10 Naval
Academy. Also every l5 minutes 10 10.
ologfcai Park Chevy Chase kcnsingten. from
18th aa1 8. T. ave- Tickets. ii24 \. \. ave.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

The Messrs Aborns have secured Nc
Nicker's Theater in Chicago for summer
opera, and will open there i'm a few weeks
with .'Thais"
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Everett Butterfield. as Kid Burns In
"Forty-fve Minutes From Broadway,
is put into the awkward position Of
saying dtsparaging things Of his own
town. He is a resident Of New Ro-
Chella
Evening star., 1911-05-28

The Price," in which Helen Ware is
to star. will open In September In New
York. Jesse Ralph has been engaged
for one of the prominent parts
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Mrs Leslie Carter is to make a Euro
pean trip at the close OF her season
Next year she may appear In Hamlet"
and La Tosca."
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Before and After" one Of the best
of the Dietrichstein farces. will prob
ably follow "Strongheart" at the Co
lumbia
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Baron Trenck." the book by Frederick
Schraeder. and the music by Felix AL
bini. has made a hit in London under the
direction of +. e. Whitney
Evening star., 1911-05-28

| Laura Moore, who has been with Fran
\ els Wilson four years, will enter the
| vaudeville field.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Sarah Bernhardt Is to appear in
French version Of "Everywoman" in
Paris. Manager Savage has received
several offers for the English rights.
Ethel BARRYMORE may appear next in
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HATFIELD BOYS
LAID TO REST
VICTIMS OF FAVETTE PISTOL
DUEL CURED ~ niNGo
COUNTY.
Brothers Laid SIDE BY SIDE az One o.
TIE Largest Funerals N
Many Years.

Special ..iat-. g. pc frt,l. -sl.er
HUNTINGTON. ~ "a. oct 90
The funeral VAS held to-day over the
bodies of Elias and Troy Hatfield.
allied 90 Boomer Oh Tuesday IN n
pistol c-el with an Italian. a. the
HATFIELD home az Noutsousrv. Aside
from Dew. Anse Hatfield tho father
four brothers were present they be
lux Joe Hatfield. O.; Fayette county.
Joy Hatfield. o. Cabin Greek. willis.
o.; iierbertou. and Kerueson. - Mont
t'mery. The funeral Was very large
- attended aud was conducted BY
Rev ~. ID. Garrett. Who recently hap
..s't Nr-c Hatfield. aaI Kew. W o.
NcNce.ey iutyrm.ut Vii be- made
a, Island Crcc.. 100 lingo county. tho
former louc of t.c Uatuelds
Eye Witness Tells story.
TO Assistant Prosecutor Sam Love.
iao following story 90 the shooting
o. tae lIathelds by Geromc. was told
d. ilg.o Nalenzaio. an eve witness:
ELIAS Hatfield. ~ am early hour
T.'-ias had attacked Hanson =
tr.'tr and after nh.up.us L.m sent
lm down the road Al about noon
Do. appeared with bis bru.hcr Troy.
and together they went 90 NalcnzaIos
cabin. in search 90 Gerome They
found him IN Nalenzalo's kitchen
ptrOme opened the Ire upon Elias
and pat three bullets 90 hm Elias
then reiterated out 81 the front door
and went around the house uy tho
back door. leaving Troy inside. IN
the meantime. Geromc cmpucd bis
revolver into the body Of Troy HAT
Held. Troy returned the fire. sending
three h.uets into his body. either ono
~ which Mould have proved fatal.
A'fer bs.rE shot. the Italian lcft tho
hous" through tho kitchen door and
fcIl 0n DIS face IN the baca ward.
After hr fel ELIAS Hatfield came on
fHc SCENE and placing bis pistol az
mo back OF flc Italians head sent a
bullet through his brain
A',.r The shooting Elias ard Troy
sat on the back porch. and discussed
tlt.r wounds They realized Thar they
bad been rorfa''y wounded. but dis
CI--o'l fhe incident calmly and N
0u' excitement
T'as lived about seven or eIrht
minutes Troy lived FOG hal' AN hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

On "wednesday evening az SO
clock az The parsonage o. the Chris
Ia3 church. occurred the wedding a.
Theodore GIchu-t. formerly O. this
'.''. ll' row of Beaver Falls. Pa. and
Ai.-- Cora Ml.CaIl. d44slt-r % SIR
art Nrs. Thomas NacCau u: North
e ..rits street The ceremony was
l'fi pTm.e us Rev frarc.aN. uL4...
.f'- of '.r t.rsfiau church After
" short hor,rmoon. spent 300 mo east.
H" ''I. NiI rar" thei- home .u
Beaver Pals. il. where fr- groom
H '.. r.-.'rfII,rs iu...
lte.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

s1- .asl rrs-a-.- .. t-- l-tt- .re----
tA--hEE-E Re-. % sA. ll- 90 -
%. arvss--s Confines .oE - r1e
middle Atlantic c1as; a1l 4.o-. me
-.4.ts-r teFcrr % 49, s1f s-at-s
.... 4l- tlr,a,-n,rg pea--er - -1s
re 40 r~a-.s al rrpor-.cE s-a-tuls
cas-. 90 t1e MISSISSIPPI. AID rau ls
tal.rs 90 -h~ -r. o. o1s-r1a-.cu al.
~ Lo-ts go i.E1. t4.1z -ere re-
-.~.sf .r.- t-e middle A-AE..c coast
s'a---
r.. r-r -rsss--r au- co... ssa,A-r
area covers a. sec-lo-s 90 t1e com
-, ,r.. t.r northern 4.4te-l reg.o-.
-'leasta t. Oklahoma
Tie to-l4 --utu-rs ar~ -lc1 Loser
,a.- f-o-- AK q the lgs~r Meg s- 80.
.a .t ana t~-z.lg -L.re-4t..rrs ere
s--eraI over t-e .rl4.e- lor-.sl "A.
t-- sv. i.sht frc-' was r-pcr--1
...-. l...r. bus. 3D.. tt.s ucra.ng
I-- laz-''l-c conditions uf the
a,.-a+r ia tHr eastern nAf %, --.
country tas morning. ash result Ia
.o,-. rams $50 .h.s sec-cu tonight
Cr saturday
R.s-rs-Ttr ONO 10 'ar.rr q. a..
points above tnts muru.lk Tae river
s... r.-- slowly .- 'l. district r,a.a.
.EE - crest stage ot g ..-. .ar.s ~a.
4rlly uorr Dos a- fars.--l-r.
RIP POWELL.
Observer Temporarily JOB charge
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WELLSBURG


>.H --.. -le H-..e...a .rAscn Is
-ras.r- ..oss. many -or.a. ,trafs COR
,--t ".st-..u al, being arranged The
majority ut ..e .r.4t..a-.. ot tls.
r'.. however. t i- t-1l.-J Viii co %
Nlc'.lr ur Tuesday r'ghL October
ID. tu iaA, part ic ur View the big
parat" in that city. 4 number % The
churches are planning Halloween 90.
Gals ans Invitations have been issued
fu- s-stra. H44ow-.-n parties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

N-,rrs MACK d Meredith. repre-
sent'ns the @ G. Murphy company.
Nro have their headquarters a. No
Rec. port. ia. ana Nho are now con.
duct ~ - stores. were IN the city
f"v days $50 making arrangements
fo- the opening of store here The
~ -rhham stcrcroom vas leased
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Coffee

srecsli o.s5st-a % tls i-tc.iE~ucsr
MN YfRE OK ~ -Hasrc na-.
H. lec,.r-l q. % frarc- u-C~m ~
t---r@s cios-t cccfet a. lsssc
March closed o1yr.t AZ IS SC. May
Cs~r e1-re4 - l1.ec July closed
or-r,-1 o., g.. sc. September closed
oGe-ed az d. -sc. K.o No quoted a.
joe Narket fc- usar r-1aths steady !.
.ar months atak
D. ~. NiNFCRD & co
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Dry Goods.

>-V YoRH-Tse cotton Eoots
r-4-sr-s are gl-c.. v.th 90 easing ten
irael lctters a-- do.ag Steady
'-atr ~.'l smaI cTt,-s .rctor. nat.
.-r
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Prtrolrum.

o'- CITY. Pa. oot 60 -Crsct BAL
Ar"-. s. 80. ---s. s5.t.-. average
-t..f- 9rarr.s. 1sr.-ts average
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ps7let,'s Local Stocks.

+ lll-.hs ~ So u.r -H -
frr rr-44~~lx .-at.ti4ra 90 - Ire
Lee = -rrl-tE 49, a.rs &c
80 81. t.r 4atrl.4s s1-sr % .llsar-
f-tr'. -.a. .-rsl Lrrzsrs
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2. HASTINGS

structural ConsulunE EnFlnssr
.... rr. harlf .f4r.nE rIaTfa Iu~a
Hr See. Iua.rn Tanks etc an e.r.r.
fureH Ir Steel wool fn-rrf con-.
-.fn lre. Ene. EHfirafrH. Es-
Buzz q. r.rf 'r-gl. fafi1r
- ansaf Bell az. EatioraL 1aa
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ise. 90 Aenaery srosu. siG3se. 90
So ga-he-rt t-o~n And nned coiorS.
"a 9ac. western rAAsred ~eitss. =
-
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FINANCIAL.

According % one OF them. a married
man day is divided az follows.
Eight hours Tor sleep eight hours Tor
work and eight hours Tor explanations.
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Short H.t. s.les .o.soI. $500 4.
SOL. ..... cesar sides tpoa-lt. s, 90
u,-a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-17
Wanderer Finds Sister and
Learns OF Safety to
Claim Estate

San Antonio, Tex, Aug 17Forty
years ago George Bartholomew s.
years old and a native OF Drake coun.
ty, Ohio, drifted from Fort Smith,
Ark into southwest Texas, haying,
so rumor says. to leave Fort Smith to
escape the United States marshal Re
Gently inquiries were made for him by
Ohio authorities and Bartholomew.
fearing the old For Smith charges.
Kept hidden.
In MS wanderings a short time ago
he spent the night with a ranchmaa
named Farlow, in Andrews county.
While there he discovered that Far
lows wife was his sister. 20 or Is
wears younger than himself Through
her he learned that he was heir to a
estate in DIake county,
Ohio, and also that the charges
against him at Fort Smith, which
were some infractions oil the revenue
law, while dealing with the Indians,
had long since neen stricken from the
docket
bartholomew left at once for Drake
county to claim his Inheritance, and
while there claimed a widow, named
Parrot, as his bride, the woman at
one time having been his sweetheart.