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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-15
NEWS BRIEFS

..
PROF A. Z. Marriott. physical m
structor OF the Y. N. c. A.. viii leave
the nrst OF the menfh for the South
eru Summer School OF Physical Train
ing IN Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations. located I'm Black Mountain,
n. C.. In the Blue Ridge MOUNTAINS.
which holds sessions from July 5tn
to 18th The physical institute sched-
ule has been issued from the local, VAS
ISOLATION. and all advanced forms Of
gymnastics viii be taught By the fore
most OF American Instructors. Prof
Marriott has been engaged TO teach
rhythmical gymnastics. which include
the various gymnastic dances.
Three plain DRINKS were In police
court yesterday morning. and all drew
the same dose. n fine OF 81 and costs
or Is days on the hill
in order to force the payment OF
capitation tar. County Assessor
Frohme was forced to attach the
wages OF IS persons Thursday. The
assessor regrets to take this drastic
action. but when the voters are delin-
quent the law must be enforced to
compel the payment Other attach
ments viii be made n those who are
behind do not come across.
The local Salvation Army corps
will In a few days start a campaign
TO raise several hundred dollars 10
meet the deficit In their current ex-
penses. The work viii be done very
quietly. but Il Is thought that the
necessary amount win be raised with
out difficulty.
Funds for wheeiings proposed
Safe and Sane Fourth Of July" cele-
bration are coming In very slowly,
and the committee IN charge, Of
which George w. Lutz Is chairman,
makes another appeal to citizens 70
boost the subscriptions TO a point
where the pyrotechnic display made
be carried out on the extensive scale
planned.
One of the big days at Wheeling
Park will be Thursday Of next week.
for on this day the annual outing OF
the orphans OF this section will be
held. the homeless ones being the
guests Of the Ohio Valley Auto Club,
Manager J. A. Moore, OF Wheeling
Park, and s. r. Dawson. the confec-
tionery man.
On July sth, 9th and 10TH there
viii be meeting OF the West vir-
ginia State Re1all Club at White Sui
phur Springs. w. Va. Comittees Of
the Rhine. Alps and Battlefield Line
Clubs are arranging elaborate pro-
grams for the three days meet. and
nothing will be left undone and no ef-
forts spared to make the meet n
grand success. Cherries r. Goethe, Of
this city. Is presiden
"A number of the young men OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. are forming a tennis
club. and the project Is being met
with much enthusiasm. Prof. A. 2.
Marriott, In making inquiries as to a
suitable location which would be suf-
fciently near to the association build
ing, succeeded in securing q lot on
Twentieth street, just In the rear OF
the one-time Airdome Theater. The
lot. with some grading and filing in.
would be an ideal location for the
court, and yesterday afternoon
Prof. Marriott and Messrs. Smith,
Scatterday and Gillespy, Of the Y. M.
c. A. visited the grounds, and ar
rangements vii be made with the
owners OF the ground to begin clean
ing up the grounds and rounding
them into shape 30 as to be able to
play about the latter part Of next
week.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

A party Of young people will leave
Sunday for Sistersville, where they
Will spend a few days with friends.
Those going are: Misses Carrie
Baker, Clarie Singer, Messrs. William
Watson. Will'Frier.
Mrs. Charles II. Duvall and Mrs. z.
l.. Moody, OF Baltimore, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Freese, of Wood.
lawn for a few. days
Gilbert ID. Smith. OF St Mary's. w.
Va. a candidate for attorney-general
Oh the Democratic ticket, was one of
the prominent attorneys in the city
yesterday.
Miss Ida Mitchell. who has been the
guest Of relatives at Williamsburg. Pa.
has returned 70 her home on The
island.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Majors, of
Grafton. have returned home after a
brief visit with friends here.
Capt NJ. G. Sperry. OF Clarksburg,
was In the city yesterday attending
the session Of the supreme court
Mrs. Charles Moore, who has been
III At her home in the East End. IA
recovering, and will soon be able 70
bN out.
Attorneys Charles Powell and KEN.
bic White. OF Fairmont, were in the
city yesterday on legal business.
Miss Martha Miller has returned TO
her home on the Island after a visit
with relatives In Pittsburg
Mrs. b. L. Burris. OF Vancouver. n
G. II visiting Laura Maxwell on Fff.
teenth street for a few weeks.
w. @. Cunningham. OF the South
Side, returned home from Richmond.
Va. where he attended the animal
meeting Of the Grand Lodge officers
OF the y. &. Travellers. Mr.. Cunning.
ham reported an excellent Attendance
~ the meeting Of the granH lodge Off.
GERS. and the local man was reelected
70 a higher position In the Grand
Lodge from Grand sentinel to Grand
Page.
Harry Clouse. Of Pittsburgh. after
spending a few days IN the city, re-
turned 20 the smoky City.
Roy Welshana. who sustained In
iuries In a motor cycle accident. a. 70
ported a. rapidly recovering.
William Stewart. the young man
Who received a broken leg In the auto
mobile accident several days ago. h
recovering "a the North wheeling hos.
piiai
Henry ElufrtS Of the South SIDE.
left yesterday for Mafamoroa. ~
where he win spend a few days with
friends.
Henry seamou win leave fhis CITY
~ $40 Sunday morning for Bolivar.
where he and a party % friends win
spend the day. The party win make
the trip IN Mr. 6eamon'a tourinr car
Rev. and Mrs. W. y. Pierre returned
yesterday afternoon % their home In
Cameron amer a visit with relatives
on McGraW's Run.
Superintendent GcorKe 3. Ladder
~ The Charleston public schools. ~.
tended the commencement searches
AZ west Liberty yesterday.
Edward Keyeer. Of Limestone. Mar.
shall county. u spending a few davs
visiting friends IN Moundavino and
Elm Grove.
After attending the commencement
exercises IN Bethany this week. Rev.
Charles 3. Hutsiar has returned 10 his
home IN this city,
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SOCIETY


On Thursday afternoon. June IS.
At 1 o'clock. at the home Of the brides
parents. at Meadville. Pa. occurred
the wedding OF Miss Esther Marie
Bork. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bork. North Park avenue and Mr..
William +. Colmar. OF wheeling. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
L. Benze. OF Erie, a brother-in-law Of
the bride. assisted by Rev. Nathaniel
shaeffer. pastor OF Trinity Lutheran
church, at Meadville. Miss Mildred
Brockway. Of Cleveland attended the
bride. and william Beneke, OF Wheel
ing. was best man
Immediately following the wedding.
dinner was served following which
the bride and groom left on a honey
moon trip through the east. with stops
at Buffalo. New York. Atlantic City.
Philadelphia and Washington. On
their return they win make their home
In Wheeling.
l. colmar. Jr.. and William Beneke
returned yesterday. from attending
the ceremony.
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WeddIna Invltatinna


Following Is a copy OF the invitations
which were recently issued announc-
Ing the wedding of Miss Leonora Ma.
male Marie Kraeuter TO Mr.. Arthur
f. Schmidt:
Prof. Herman Kraeuter
requests the honor OF your presence
OF the marriage OF his daughter
Leonore Nathalie Marie
to
Mr.. Arthur Edgar Schmidt
on Wednesday. June the nineteenth
nineteen hundred and'twelve
az four o'clock
CO Indiana avenue
Wheeling. w. Va.
On Thursday evening at che horna
OF Miss Alma Wehe. on Noble street
Belaire. party OF friends were d..
nghfuIy entertained with a linen
shower by Miss Wehe. compliment.
airy 70 Miss Jess Lace. whose we'd
ding viii be an event Of the near
future.
The home was beautifully decorat-
Cd and the color scheme. OF the ain.
Ing room was pink and white The
table decorations were sweet meas
and asparagus ferns. A dainty an
pointed luncheon was served NJ a
seasonabie hour. and the place cards
daintily hand painted in delicate mink
hues and the favors were courage
bouquets Of swee peas. Following
guests we're present:
Misses Jess Lace. Helen Dorpr
Minnie Dorer, Nellie Campbell. sarah
Pollock. OF Philadelphia: Garnet lace
Carrie Davies. Edith and Claudia 81.
rig. Of Wheeling; Helen Hutcbiaon.
Maud Strahl. Mary Zimmerman
Elizabeth strahl and Alma Wehe.
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shower for bride Elect

Miss Leila Neibergail, a bride-elect
OF the neear future. was honored with
another AFFAIR last night, when a mum
Der OF friends gave linen shower in
her honor at the home OF Miss Eliza.
beth Graham. sos Concord street. Mar.
tins Ferry. Miss Neibergall was the
recipient of beautiful and extensive
assortment OF linens. Luncheon was
served by Miss Olive McLeary, Hattie
and Mary McCue. Those present:
Misses Ann Hood, Della Hood, Eta
Barber, Bess McConville, Mary Nc.
Conville. Mayme Riddle. Doretta Stole
Amy Ray. Josephine DeGarmo, Nell
Minard. Helen Bailey, Marie Black.
burn, Minnie NeibergaI, Elizabeth
Neibergall. Leila Neibergall, Edna Ma.
gers. Stella Sample. Florence Tanley,
Dagmar Bruhn. Anna Meglich. Hazel
Straub. Alberta Esmeyer, Emma Lump
Anna Dougherty. Bess Harrington,
Hilda Knoke, Olive McCleary. Kettle
Burris, Rose Mary Ingram, Hanna
belle Graham, Elizabeth Graham, Ell.
zabeth Ebling. Lucille Clark. Mary Nc.
Cue. Elizabeth Mears. Helen Graham,
Mallory Graham.
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miscellaneous shownr

Miss Mayme Herrap, OF the North
Side, Pittsburgh. entertained yester-
day. at her home with a miscellaneous
shower in honor Of Miss Elnor More
head Whitson, who is to become the
bride OF Mr.. Oliver Carr. OF Wood
lawn. on June 26th. The home was
beautifully decorated with pink and
white. Mr. Carr is manager OF the
wheeling Business College in this city
and the bride-to-be is a charming
young lady OF the Pennsylvania city.
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rive at Elm Grove. andthe students
taken TO the park In scheduled c. &
+. G. cars. Arrangements have been
made for making the picnic the larg-
est In the history OF the school. An
old fashioned dinner will be enjoyed.
The afternoon and evening viii be
spent in dancing, music TO be fur
nished by the Glee club.
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GUNDLINC
SATURDAY SPECIAL

Regular 5ocent STA Mlred Four.
INLAND wash Ties win be- eoid m.
cay at - cents each. Men. you viii
mo this IN opportune time 20 lay In
your supply, See display case AZ en-
trance 10 our store
.. oUNoLiNc a CO..
Home n stein Bloch Clothes)
McLurs Bulidlna.
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Postum csrs.I @. Lld. B.,tIs 60. MIshIs.n
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LOCAL MAN VICTIM
OF COPPERHEADS

While the injury Is very. serious. II
win not prove fatal. due to the promp
medical attention Mr.. st. Meyer, who
is well known in the city, r. being
congratulated now In his escape from
the poisonous injury OF the reptile.
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CATHOLIC
Three Young Ladies' Entered the sis
terhood Of the Good Shepherd,
Yesterday

N~tH~@9 " hUG WV oU0HuGTQr
Yesterday.
The st. Michaels church, at Edg-
ington Lane, was the scene OF impress
siye services. yesterday afternoon.
when three young ladies entered the
Sisterhood OF the Order OF the Good
Shepherd. The services We're con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Nader. OF Edg-
ington Lane, and the sermon was de-
livered by Rev. Father Sullivan, OF
Cameron.
One young lady was admitted to
the Order of Sister OF the Good Shep-
herd. while the other two were admit
ted as Noviates. The new sister Is
Miss Julia Spencer. OF Toronto, Cana
da, and the other LADIES' who became
Noviates. preparatory TO entering the
convent are Miss Leonardo Dillhofer,
OF Cleveland. o.. and Miss Mercedes
Krackell. OF Buffalo. N. Y.
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kings oauehtsrs

Today In Geo. n. sufers depart.
ment store Agnes Lee Circle af
Kings Daughters viii hold a market
end cake sale. An excellent line Of
home made cakes and pastries win
b. offered Tor sale. The proceeds 10
BE- expended for the benent Of the
circle.
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This afternoon. Wheeling PARK VIII
Be the scene Of much ioIHdcafion
when ne students Of w a j. college
VII assemble IN he park for their
annual picnic. The trains VIII ar.
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County Club
~. Dancing
The above Invitations we're issued
By Mr.. and Mrs. Jess speideI. for the
celebration Of eheir tenth wedding
anniversary, which will be observed
"a the Country Club on June IRfh
The Invitations we're very unique
being beautifully engraved upon a
piece Of new tin, meaning that the
party VII Be In keeping with the
occasion.
Evening star., 1912-03-06

miners, rejecting their demands. The
mine workers had expected that the de-
mands would be refused, but that the op-
orators would offer q counter proposal.
Many of the operators. however. believe
that the mine workers will submit mOdi-
fed demands and ask the operators to
join with them in a series of conferences.
so that a settlement may be reached and
q strike avoided when the present work.
ing agreement expires on March 81.
President White Of the mine workers
has said that the men would quit work
the minute the agreement expires.
Mr.. White and his associates said
previous to the conference last week
that they expected that the demands
would be refused. The operators are
keeping close -mouthed on the question
OF supply of coal on hand in case Of a
strike. Some dealers, 1T was said, al
ready marked up the price Of anthra-
cite and bituminous coal. though the
larger companies say no advance in
prices has been made.
Evening star., 1912-03-06
Board of Trade Committee Named.

President Thomas c. Noyes today an
nounced the appointment OF the commit
tee on public buildings. as follows: VII
liam D. West. chairman; Appleton r.
ley, secretary: Snowden Ashford r. /.
Averill, Lester A. Barr, William i. Du-
vail. Louis A. Dent. Arthur H. Heaton,
John X. HeyI Frank II. Jackson, Edward
Lachlen. Samuel j. Prescott, Frederick
b. Pyle. r. +. Schneider. Frank a. Sc
bring, Otto I.uebkert. Waiter II Klopfer.
John II. Nolan, b. Francis Saul. b r.
Smith. William TindaIl, Christian j.
Gockeler. George Oakley Totten, jr, ana
Hairy WafdtnafI.. saFE
Evening star., 1912-03-06
,rary INJUNCTION preventing Galt from

porary injunction preventing Gait from
drawing any checks on the American ,Se-
curity and Trust Company or from re-
ceiving any moneys due him from the
Calf estate. A hearing on the injunction
was fixed for March Is.
Ihrough Attorneys Baker. Sheehy &
Marie Russell, tells the court she was
married In Baltimore January "a, 1912.
and lived with her husband until Febru-
ary - at the Evanston apartments. 3427
ioth street. She claims she has done ev-
erything within her power since he left
her to locate him, but has failed
shortly after the wedding. the wife
says. her husband began to go on violent
sprees. drinking excessively and staying
out all night. Since the marriage, Mrs
Gait declares. he has contributed moth
ing toward her support except q small
gift shortly after the wedding She is
now dependent on friends, the bride de-
Evening star., 1912-03-06
MYSTERY ENSHROUDS
SHOOTING OF GEORGIAN
Eugene H. Grace of Atlanta
Found by Police Wounded.
Wife Arrested.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 6-Atlanta po-
lice are trying to unravel shooting mys-
terry in which Mrs. Eugene Grace. who as
Miss Ulrich Is said to have been we'll
known In Philadelphia society. is the chief
figure. She is under arrest. and her hus-
band, wealthy member Of building
firm, Is confined to his bed by bullet
wound. Mrs. Grace is said to have been
first married to a paper manufacturer
named Obie. who left her large fortune.
Yesterday afternoon the police were
home district of Atlanta. Arriving at the
address, they We're compelled to break
down the door. In the house they found
Grace, bullet wound in his side. He
told rambling story in which his wife
figufeda
II Was discovered she had CONC to Men
Evening star., 1912-03-06

10 40 Irving street northwest and two
two-story brick residences from .ar;l 10
U'6 Georgia avenue northwest: archi-
tects, A. =. Mullett 4 Co: builder, r. u.
HAZEL: estimated cost s2amvi
To c. w. Hines. to repair building at
4in wisconsin avenue northwest; con-
tractor Charles Hurley: estimated cost,
So.
To Joseph Symanoski. To rerair dwell
ing at t0i ID street northeast; contractor,
{. fost: estimated cost. $40.
To the Washington base ball club. to
build clubroom at ball park. 9Th street
and Florida avenue northwest. contrac-
tors. Martin & Brown. estimated cost.
$780,
To L. Heurich, to repair storage room
at rear of J09 14th street northwest.
estimated cost $500
To p. j. Mann, to repair garage on "
street near Wisconsin avenue northwest;
estimated cost, $40
Evening star., 1912-03-06
Receives Share of Estate.

Last April the husband received $4,000
which ne placed on deposit with the trust
company, the wife states. He used So, coo
10 purchase an interest in an apple or
cnard near Charlottesville, Va. and has
peen squandering the balance. she as
serts. in riotous living.
Mrs Gait says she believes several man
friends accompany her husband on his
alleged spree and that he is bearing the
expense She declares Mr.. Gait has no
occupation and is spending his income In
order that he may not be compelled to
Evening star., 1912-03-06
EXHIBIT OF RICH BLOOMS
AT franklin BUILDING
School Pupils Given View Of Roses
and Carnations Under Miss
Sipe's Direction.

With the routine Of studies largely for
gotten, the pupils and teachers OF several
OF the schools In the central part OF the
city assembled In the boardroom at the
Franklin School this morning for a spe-
cial view Of an exhibit OF roses and car
nations loaned by the Washington Flor
lists Club.
The display was secured through tho
efforts OF Miss Susan b. Sipe, who l. In
charge Of the gardening work in the pub
lie schools. and to all Of the teachers and
children Miss Sipe explained variols
phases in the work OF raising the many
rare specimens which were in the collec-
Evening star., 1912-03-06

nan, Ga, early in the day, but she re-
turned last night. She was arrested, and
is held while the police are trying TO
lind how Grace received the ugly bullet
wound. and what part Mrs. Grace played
In the shooting.
Wife Well Known in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. March 6.-Mrs Eu-
gene II. Grace. who is under arrest in
Atlanta in connection with the shoot
ing of her husband is we'll known in
Philadelphia Her first husband. Will
liam H. Opie. a wealthy pulp manu-
Iacturer OF this city. died February 90
1911, from blood poisoning contracted
when he was struck on the arm by the
crank of an automobile.
Before her first marriage Mrs. Grace
was Miss Ulrich of Lebanon, Pa She
married Grace about ten months ago. and
for time they lived In this city. They
then went to New York and about six
months ago established their home in At
lanta.
Evening star., 1912-03-06
IN HOSPITAL SERIOUSLY ILL.
Friends Of Representative Matthews
Alarmed Over His Condition.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 6.-Charles
Matthews Of Newcastle. Pa, representa-
tive in Congress from the twenty-fourth
Pennsylvania district, Is in a serious
condition In hospital here. the result Of
an Operation performed three weeks ago
1t was thought Mr.. Matthew's was re-
covering from the effect of the operation.
but late last night developed conditions
that cause some anxiety to his friends.
Evening star., 1912-03-06
BRIDE Of FIVE WEEKS
SUES FOR MAINTENANCE
Mrs. Anna Russell Gait Alleges
Husband Fails to Sup
port Her.

Mrs. Anna Russell Calf. bride of five
weeks. today filed proceedings for main
tenance against her husband. Carroll
Grayson Gait. q grandson Of tho late
Mathew Calf Mrs. Gait declares her
husband left her last Thursday. and she
has since heard nothing for him.
Mr. Gait has one-twelfth interest in
his srandfather's estate, she alleges, val
ued at many thousands of dollars. He
also received money from the estate of
his father. Walter Gait. when he recent
ly attained his majority
Temporary Injunction Granted.
On the plea of the wife that her hus-
band Is sousndering his patrimOny. Chief
Justice Cisbaush today sgranted 1 tenn
Evening star., 1912-03-06
Others Given Opportunity.

Pupils from the high school were in
vited to attend the exhibit this after
noon, and the night school pupils will
have u chance to see it this evening, fol-
lowing which 1t will be closed.
The most valuable speci1nkn shown was
tho Killarney Queen. large specimen 1T
. beautiful shade Of pink. A bouquet 0f
Evening star., 1912-03-06

Really these popins works art The fine rib eect
that popular this spring apparent these popns and the
sikke fnsh together with the beautiful colorings shown
make it Imperative that of fasdious taste shoud see
these tomorrow. - -
inches
as
is. a yard.
in all the
artistic blending QDQD
Floor
Evening star., 1912-03-06
MAY SEEK CONFERENCE
WITH COAL OPERATORS
Mine Workers to Submit Amended
Demands Following Re-
lection Of First.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The fiat rejec-
ton OF the demands OF the anthracite
miners by the coal operators is expected
to be followed by the submission of modi-
1ed demands on the part of the mine
workers. A committee OF coal operators
VIII. 1t the conference with the miners
next week. submit their reply to the
Evening star., 1912-03-06
Wife Well Known in Philadelphia.
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were is
sued today:
To c. c. Caywood, to build garage in
rear of 6S3S 9th street northeast: estimat-
ed cost. $1O0
To Clyde J.. Rogers. to build store at
14W Pennsylvania avenue southeast:
architect, George s. Cooper; builders,
Levey & Brown: estinated cost, So, 500.
To Denis McCarty. one two story brick
five two-stoFy brick residences from 702
Evening star., 1912-03-06
Variety OF Carnation.

The carnations included wonenethe,
Gloriosa, Enchantress. Gorgeous. Benora,
Mrs. c. w. Ward, Pink Delight William
Eccks. Helen Taft Princess Charming,
Comfort and White Seeding. These flow-
ers included specimens from florists of
this city and from the government ex-
pertinent station at Arlington.