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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-08
OFFERINGS
A. 81. Matthews ard ST. Lukes Epis-
eopsi Churches Were Very
Large on Easter.

Special offerings we're taken al the
three Episcopal churches Easter Sun.
day and aii we're very gratifying At
81 Matthews church. the Offering vas
over $1,000 for the three services
which is one " tho largest offerings
ever taken a. that church on an
tastcr The Offering at 81 Luke's
vas not counted last evening. but u
ia Thought that 10 will reach $500.
The offering at s. Andrews was over
500
The Faster offerings m ali other
churches throughout the city we're
extremely large. One reason Tor ire
onerinr at 81 Lakes not being larger
b. The fact that the congregation IN
lends paying tho church debt OF a.
Jubilee Tor Rev Nottingham. the
rector. who uin next year celebrate
The 2sfh year ~ rector Of the church
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DEMOCRATS NAME DATES
FOR THEIR CONVENTIONS

CHARLESTON. W We. April o.
urmorrafs of Two counties Saturday
named dates Tor conventions In
Wayne county o. was decided a. hold
u county primary June first. a county
convention MAY 18th 90 name dele
gates. and "a judicial convention on
MAY 10th
ln Pocahonfas 90 was decided %
hold county primary May fsth.
delegate convention on April Goth.
and Grcenhrier and pocahoutas viii
bold judicial convention the same
day.
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RECEIVERS SALE


Notice ls hereby rlVen fhat rurauart
o. TIRE decree OF ire circuit CONF -
tllIn NuuufN. entered IN the cause ~ -
~ LANCE % 20 Va. 81 o. Wifeunur af -
the unierslFurd wIu 90 DO n'rlnrE q ~
81 saturday. April az 1918. offer 81 rrIs-
~ aalr ~ TIRE highest and best nlHIar
tor rHsh. nt fhe front Door - tra Arests
street near fhr southeast CORNER % MAJ
hrf nul Fourteenth streets. In the city
- WhfcIlnr West Nirriula an ~ the
apnfn larmfnf filed lu rald cause lurIIf
inr pianos iron safe. electric Sign. arsn-
cry ana 90 fixtures and appliances Per-
taiuiur 10 THE theatrical business nov
cnntained in or used in connection win
said Theatre.
n s. ROWtNE.
spin Receives.
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DIED.

RnV. PnTEl En1PEI-On Thursday.
April 9TH. 1919. az s.f6 o'clock y No..
- Norm Wheeling Hospital REV
FATHER Ti-TEl. .. ~. Cap.
Funeral services nt So Aiphonsus church
Monday. April sfh. ~ $50 n M. OffIca
- the Dead BY the clergy. followed bg
solemn Requiem High Mass. Last Alb
solutiou ~ the Right Reverend bishop
y J. puuah ue IT, II. Tho remains viii
- taken Co. Herman. Butler county.
lfuna.. FOR burial on Monday after
noon, TIE train leaving the rennEytva-
MA u " station 90 10 Inferment 80
~ Mays cemetery. Herman Pa. on
Tuesday. April 3. 81 1890 a. m.
ip1rase omit nowerap
lfIffsburrh. Pa Cumberland M and
Canaluoter. o.. papers please copyl
HLmvns-On Friday. April g. 1919 a.
oclorE ~. TtiEuuoHE
mInnfnH
Funerai FROM rIs fats residence 40 1f0s
ln.nh street. Monday afteruu.n 20 2
O'Clock Services af EInrn Fnranar
Lutheran C.urrH 90 30 FRIENDS ~
fnf fawIg ere InsItal fu affrnf To-.
frfwanf 90 Mf Zion renleferr a ere
eel cor ufIl pol iu waIfIra 90 CONVEX
f-e fr..nHa - ere CFnrfrrN
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McMechen Briefs

There were about twelve additions
made 20 the Church OF God last even.
ing They were nearly all BILLY
Sunday converts.
Rev. W. J. Shaw preached at the
Church Of God last evening in Martins
Ferry. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker. OF Ma
rietta. o.. are visiting friends and
relatives in this city for a few days.
William Hawkins. OF Cameron,
spent Saturday in, this city. calling on
friends and relatives
Miss Bertha Watermyer. OF Pitts
burgh. Is visiting friends and relatives
In this city for few days.
Arthur Keevan. OF Akron. O.. IS Wis
ting relatives In this city for a few
days.
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AQUATIC cLUs WILL
MEET on TUESDAY

FOR The purpose Of forming q per
maucnt organization the hrst meeting
81 The Aquatic Sporting club viii b.
bly, rooms ~ the board 90 trade The
club was recently Incorporated b.
McssrF Bert Wcltv John Weity. H.
G Cochran. =. p. Handlan and e. "a
Montgomery The club has pur.
chased the hull OF the old WhcelinE.
ClarIngton packet Liberty and viii
ht up n club house. An enort will
De made to bring the 4. A. 4 regatta
10 this CITY Boz 1913. 10 will be held
this year In Boston.
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DAVIS & ELKINS
Scheduls % the Baseball Team A.
nounced by Management of
the College Team.

Following ia the schedule 81 the
Davis a Elkins baseball team an.
nounced BY the MANAGEMENT
teverly 90 ElkInH .......... April 80
Broaddus Institute at EIkius April 20
Hruaddu institute. Phnppl April %
Morris Harvey College. Eikins NAY Q
Fairmont g ~ IS 90 Elkina MAY 4
Chenille 3 n q Chenille NAV 1911
keyHer Prrua ff Enlns . Mny Is
". " vs. a. at Buckharnun May o.
Chenille = n s. af EIkine May %
Narshal CoiinEr uf ELIus May 90
Fairmont $ ~. a Ht Fairmonf June D
West Nirrinia rriterslfy Reserves
az EikinE fpeud.ngJ ..... June o.
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~ Ne-lce nsreAy EIw-1 tat T. Aurusr
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e.fNnn % ~ p-rsun snd sstafs -
hhe.e EfiEAoesh H~lf-ntins = naInor. -
- freoats Sourf - hclmunf coanty
49, - Oetns Nt4 rr--~nf . to Hun-
oraele a. g Hervsy- e. - - 49,.
- ~ ttrc1lt Court % Okla Counfy
- NrEinlA- on tn eta day 81 Aprll
ia - - e'clock a. n ~ a. -,
tnercafter a. the rlatrer can - hearf
- p-tttlon rraItnE for an ordrr aath-
.llA1nt ~ - such Euardtau 10 remove
tee prcferty - xaid ward % tn <fat~
81 on.e. ana Tor A. order r~quirfng
nrnrt hlsh~rson. guardian % aid minor
rhlia duly arpointed and quallfi-.i ~
tle Count. Court % Ohio COUNTY West
virginia 70 pay ana d~liN~r 10 the p@ti-
teln-r AL personal property ana money
remaining TN his hands OF It's control
eeienStn< 10 satd ward. after makfn.
prcper allo~ancs for the costs OF thls
proce~ainE and reasonable Compensation
OF couifntssion 20 the said Henry Riebsr-
son. guardian for ra.d minor FOR III.
services rendered a. such guardian
AUGUST KRAFT
BY chariee Heinlein and X "A Addie-
man. His Counsel
mr-25-ap-i-sis
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GRANT WON
Terre Haute Team Defeated ST. Paul
In EleVen-Inning contest-Riot
Nearly Occurred.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April T.
In a game full OF thrills that went
eleven innings. Terre Haute. Central
league, defeated st. Paul, American
Association, today. s TO Z. A riot
threatened in the fifth inning when
karger. of the ST. Paul team, clashed
with Umpire Pfrman. The police in
terferred before any serious damage
resulted and the game proceeded.
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Work ProoressIno.

The traction company. which has
had a large force OF men employed
In the cleaning away OF the numerous
slips which have occurred in the Mar.
rows. below this city. in the past few
weeks. is making great Roadway. A
large force has been at work both
day and night, and by the end OF this
week the Narrows will be open for
wagon traffic.
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GAS ORDINANCE WILL sE
TAKEN UP To.NtGHT.

This evening the council committee
on ordinances viii meet and among
other matters the ordnance based on
The kIrk-sauds resolution viii bo up
Ter consideration This ordinance ia
one giving the Natural Gas Company
me riEht to cell gas for Illuminating
purposes in competition with the cts
gas plant ~ is uudc~stood there viii
be- a large number OF citizens present
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Cleaning the streets-

The newly appointed street commits
sioner. Costelow, is getting busy these
days. and the last two days OF last
week found him. together with a force
OF men, at work cleaning the streets
ABOUT the city. The streets have
been In a deplorable condition for
some time. owing to the recent rains,
which washed much dirt along them.
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MECHEN
Services 70 contlnu.

The revival services which have
been in progress at the First NJ. +.
church in this city for the past week
VIII continue for at least the next
three days. The meetings are meet
ing with much success. Special East
er services were carried out yester.
day at the church, and fourteen addi-
tons were made to the church. The
pastor. Rev. f. ID. Fellers. is deliver
ing splendid sermons each evening.
and all are invited 10 attend.
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Positions Wanted-Male


WAHTED-We have good men TO fiji
positions OF trust. office men. business
managers. bOokkeepers. stenographers,
clerks. men for delivery wagons. ware
house men. statesmen. teamsters, labor
ers and men for odd jobs. call Natl
Phone ak or Bell 1sO5-R, National
Public Service Bureau. Board OF Trade
Building. mr-l2-tf
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StALED PROPOSALS

- ~~>>~>-~~~-~->>>~~~>~
Notice 60 Manufacturers. Jonbers. Msr-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
The State Board OF Control of the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
a. It's office at Charleston, West Vlr-
ginia. for furnishing supplies for the
ssverai state Institutions, the financial
management OF whiSE 10 vested IN said
Board Contracts will he awarded TO the
lowest bidders. quality considered. and
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers viii be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will b fur
n n,s,; 20 bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
u-t-s. Charleston West virginia
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GENERAL NOTICE
NOTICE.

Notice II hereby given that any Repub-
hcan voter desiring TO become a csndi-
cate Tor delegate TO the First District
CONGRESSIONAL Convention 20 be held at
New Martinsvilie on May rs. 1919, or TO
the state Delegate Convention to be held
az Huntington on May l6, 1919, must file
MS application with III. l. Kirk. Chair
man or the Ohio County Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee. not later than nine
O'Clock y. m, Saturday. April Is. 1912:
ana each application must be accompan-
ted BY a fee OF five dollars, showing the
magisterial district in which he lives
and must designate the presidential pre-
Terence Of the applicant. in order that
his name as such delegate may be placed
under the proper caption as heretofore
provided by the said County Committee
BY order of the Ohio County Republic
can Executive Committee.
II. l.. KIRK,
Il i. CItESAP. Chairman.
Secretary. ap-4-o
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Rain stops Game.

NEW YORK. April THE Philadel-
phia American worlds champions and
Jersey City lnternatiOnais played i've
errorless and scOreless innings at Jersey
city today and then gave UP the game
on account Of rain.
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For Saie-Typewriters

TYPEwRrTEns-Oli Typewriters
Will give satisfaction. cost nothing for
repairs and will last a life time Do
not buy any other make OF typewriter
before Investigating.
New and second hand oliver machines
for sale. II interested our salesman will
call at your place Of business. National
Public Service Bureau. 800 Board OF
Trade bldg. Wheeling. w. Va mr-2s-tf
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EXHIBITION GAMES
chicaRn Nationals win.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April Chi
cago Nationals made II three straight in
tory over Indianapolis association team
today. to l.
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CINCINNATI. o., April Cincinnati
National league club defeated the Bos-
ton Americans here today 10 ..
Columbus Trims yankees.
COLUMBUS, o.. April columbus
won from the New York Americans this
afternoon ; to 4. in ten innings.
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Chicago Americans Win.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. March The Chi
cago American league regulars. with
Walsh and Leng pitching. defeated the
Westeren league club today To !.
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Philad.lphia nationals Win.

NEWARK. y. J, April THE Phila-
delphia National Baseball club defeated
the Newark InternatiOnals here today
to o.
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Positions Wanted-FemaIe

WAHTED-We have girls for office
work. bookkeepers stenoErapherp
clerks. nurses. cooks. and girls for gem
eral homework sometimes. We have
women for house cleaning. washing,
ironing and odd job work call National
Phone ak or Bell iS05-R National
Public Service Bureau, Third Floor
Board OF Trade Building mr-12-tf
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For Sale or Rent

New 6-story warehouse on
Eighteenth street, $50 feet
from Terminal railway
yards. 23.4OO feet Of floor
space and above high water.
Suitable for manufacturing purpose.
Simpson & Tatum
Phons ss+ city BanR nunainS.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BE rise nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBALNER.
ff22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Ngnt-
Store Phones e15
VIC l. Bertschy. BELL Phone 12S2.R
G. J nertschy. Nat Phone f22e-y
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Bruemmer g HiIdebrand

Funsrai Directors ana Embaimsra
Corner Market aud twenty second sta
Teisphoues 2o7. opua a. aad n'ghL
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WANTED-Mafe or Female.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. male and female.
easy selling plant salary or commits
sion. National Public Service Bureau.
mr-2G-tf
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

WAETED-Good girl to assist in gen
eral housework. Mrs Carl W. Els,
18th St. Warwood. Bell Phone 31-W.
ap-1tf
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Opportunities

If you wish to buy or
IL you desire to take
without mis- service in
you wish to make an
y kind. IL you wish to
n. ccal. oil. gravel. sand
producing property. II
20 invest In any kind
can assist you. State
first letter Just what
service leads TO quick
Public Service Bureau,
mr-21-tf
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NOTICE.

on Wednesday. April 3. Steve Valdin-
ger, n Hungarian. left North Wheeling
hospital and has not been heard OF
since. He h. 81 years old. has brown
hair. gray eyes, large mustache Any
Information leading 20 his recovery and
by his son
ETEvE VALDINGER. JR.
BOX lee Ramsey. ohio.
apeg
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FOR SALE

a f-Hm" H'ase e9ntaInIus q rooms.
a'f laundry. sflntsd aH South
If-a "f fi1E streets corner Doe. 1er
I.' A Hrar
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For Sale BUNGALOW

Nice, brand new 7-room frame bunEa-
low ~ GlenWOod Heights. out the pike.
Has bath. hot and cold water. Laundry
Cement walks, slate roof. Fine porches
Hardwood finish. Modern in every re-
epect Extra large lot. 5ON235. COM
mands an excellent view. Price t3.T0O.
Certainly is a bargain at this figure.
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INvESTMENrs

"VESTMENTS
sell a business.
a partner with Oh
the business. If
Investment OF an
buy or sell n far;
or any minderal
you have money
OF business. we
plainly IN your
you want. Our
deals. National
Wheeling. w. Va.
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LOST.

boST-Will the party that took a dark
brown suit case. by mistake. from the
city and Elm Grove car office. Wednes-
day. between 30 and 500 .. m. please
return IL TO the above office to-day?
au-f-f
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FOE sALE-Cheap. cylinder marine
engine. sos Main st. mr-1s-r
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POULTRY.

C1YsTAL White OrpinRtons. Keller
straes and Jackson strain. headed
with prize winning cock King Dodo.
EEEs per fifteen. $500. Clyde q. Tur-
ner. Grafton. W. Va. ap-I-t-my-i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-26
foreign MAIL TO
TAKE A new ROUTE
MATTER INTENDED FOR THE "a
KoTAs TO es EXAMINED IN
ST. PAUL.

st. Paul Pioneer Press. ST. Paul's
Importance as a port of entry has been
Increased greatly by orders from the
|custom service providing for shipment
of all foreign mail to the Dakotas and
IA nnesota direct to ST. Paul without
examination.
This will necessitate an increase In
the force OF inspectors stationed here.
Twelve men now are employed here,
but some Of these may be dropped
after the Christmas rush.
Formerly all foreign mail received
at the Atlantic ports was examined on
the coast or in Chicago. At Christ.
mas and in other rush seasons, there
always has been congestion, especial
ly at New York. Consequently the
packages were delayed. This lead to
the order received here.
The Christmas foreign mail this
year was double that of any former
year. The inspectors worked Satur-
day night ad all day Sunday to catch
up. They have the situation we'll in
hand now, however, and expect to e.
anime all remaining holiday mail as
soon as it is received.
"The change in the service will
greatly enhance the Importance Of the
Port of ut. Paul" said A. w. Lyman,
deputy collector of customs. "Espec-
tally will this be true If the parcel
post proves as popular as Is expected"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-26
CONfESSES TO nAv|NG|
ROBBED HOTEL TILL

GRAND FORKS. N. d., Dec. 26.--
Having confessed that he robbed the
till Of the Frederick hotel Of $5S Sat
urday night, Ernie. Renville, a bell.
hop there, will be given a hearing this
morning.. The crime for which young
Renville, who Is out 10 years OF age,
was arrested was committed early
Sunday morning. although It a not
discovered until several hours later
when the dining room was opened.
Renville was arrested by Chief Of Po-
lice Lowe yesterday afternoon and af.
ter he had been closely questioned.
confessed 10 having taken the money.
At first he stated that there was an.
other implicated in the crime, but lat.
er declared that he had been alone.
The money was later found where it
had been planNd and to which place
the police were led by young Renville.
The report Of the theft vas not given
out until the Culprit was arrested.
Renville has worked as a bellboy
ing here from his home north of town.
The crime to which he has confessed
was discovered Sunday morning when
the cash register which is used in
the dining room was found in the al.
ley behind the hotel. The register
had been opened and the contents
were gone. The police were notified
and began to work on the case. There
was slight clue to who did the work
but the fact that the ear door of the
dining room was locked led to the be-
lief that the must have been
entered by some one in the hotel. AZ
ter considerable investigation. suspic.
ion fell upon young Renville. After
he had been taken into custody, he
broke down and confessed his crime.
On account Of the weight Of the
register which had been carried out
of the dining room. the police were
inclined to believe that there must
have been two in the plot, but the
fact that all of the money which had
been taken was found in one place
where Renville had planted it has led
them to believe his story that the
work was his alone. ...'.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-26
.ELOPERS threaten
TO DISRUPT school

MOUNT CARMEL, ILL.,, Dec. &c.
Because one of the students in the
Southern Collegiate institute at Abb
on, west of here, eloped with the pro-
fessor of one of the classes of which
she was a member, that institution is
now threatened with disruption.
Prof. Roy Hart and Miss Ora May
Crane went to Norris City, Ill.,, where
they were married. They returned to
school and made an effort to keep the
marriage a secret. Mrs. Hart moved
from a private boarding house, to the
dormitory so she could be nearer her
husband. Thursday night, while the
professor was chatting with his wife
students who had learned of the mar
riage visited the couple. They seem
ed well pleased and for the remain
der of the evening hilarity reigned on
the campus.
Friday morning there was a hush
when President Frank B.. Hines read
one of the rules OF the college that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-26

no married students should live In the
d%ormitories. Hines also gave Prof.
Hart a severe Teprimand. The rules
and regulations OF the college always
have been OF the blue law" type. and
the act of the young people was con.
sidered a serious violation. In fact,
for years courtship even among the
students In attendance at the South.
ern Collegiate institute has been
frOwned upon by the faculty.
Students Resent Reprimand.
The sympathy of the student ROdy
was with the young married people,
and as a rebuke to the president some
tried to answer, but We're called down
and then the whole body presented a
! wedding gift to Mr.. and Mrs. Hart,
The wife of the president attempted
to speak, but was hOoted from the
rostrun. Amid the uproar Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart left the building. They
were followed in disorder by the stud
ents, who accompanied them to the
train.
A petition was started at once In
opposition to President Hines. and
was enthusiastically signed by the
students. The students are further
threatening to quit the school in a
body. However, many of the stu.
dents are behind in their board bills
and room rent, it Is charged, and the
college officials threaten to attach
their goods II they attempt to leave.
In the meantime Nhe breach between
the faculty and students Is broaden
ing, and it is hard to determine what
will be the outcome.
Prof. Hart is also a member of the
graduating class Of the school. and Is
president Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Mrs.
Hart Is from Springfield, Ill. They
have gone to Norris City, to spend
their deferred honeymoon with the
parents of the bridegroom,
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have been sworn out accusing him Of
murder and n

have been sworn out accusing him OF
murder and robbery.
Bradley formerly resided at Beau
mont and Indianapolis. His claim Of
partnership with Wright is disputed
by Wright's Sol and others, who con-
tended he was only an employe.
Bradley took officers to League City
and pointed out where he had sunk
the body. 1t was recovered. Wounds
upon the body were found to be exact
ly IS Bradley had described them.
Police Chief Noble said Bradley came
to the station Wednesday and report
ed the disappearance OF Wright.
Bloodstains in an automobile gave the
police their first clue. r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-26
RAILROAD men TO y.
HAVE ANNUAL PASSES

JAMESTOWN, N. d.. Dec. 20
Some of the old employees of the
Northern Pacific railroad were pleas
ed with the n. p. announcement made
recently. and for which they have
been working for years and which an
nOuncement came as a Christmas
present to them. All employees who
have been with the road continuous
ly for twenty or more years will have
the right to hold an annual pass up.
on the road. good for themselves and
their families.
The rule applies to all employees
from section men up to superintend.
ent. There will be quite a number
Of section me1 on this division who
will come in the twenty-year class.
The new order goes into effect Jan.
l, 1913. ..