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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12

yesterday on the g W Dudley q
Co.'S window on Main street. Elm
Grove ~ is filled with LigEets gin
ger ale and presents a fine appear
ance
Work was started yesterday on the
new pool room a. Elm Grove u will
be located on Main street. next door
10 the Majestic theatre.
Gallie Mitchell was n business caller
in the outline pike district yesterday
George Quay. Of Wheeling. ls a
visitor NJ the Stanford hotel az Wood
lawn.
Nicholas Micheufoltcr is remodelinr
his residence no Echo Point and max
ms other Improvements 10 bic prop.
crty
Miss Margaret Cromben. student
a. tho Mount Do Chautal academy. De-
spending n few days with her sister
MIS- Julian Hcarneaf. at The stratford
SPRINGS hotel Wnodlawu
George sonnefelf ~ improving very
nicely az bic home at Thompson afa.
ton after r. severe attack of rheuma
tism
The Dudley pharmacy received a
nuc new bee cream receiver Yesterday
from the United Dairy, % Wheeling
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ECZEMA? TRY ZEMO
Has Cured Worst Cases and You
Can Prove u for only IS Cents.

Yes. try Zemo That's an You
need do 10 get rid Of the worst
case % eczema. You take no chance.
" IN no experiment Zemo ~ posi-
lively guaranteed 20 stop Hehlna.
rash. raw. bleeding eczema. make n
pimpled face smooth and clean Zemo
u wonder and the minute applied
~ sinks in. vanlshes. leaves no evi
dence. doesn't stick. no grease. Just
pure. clean. wonderful uquld and 10
cures This is guaranteed. Zemo IL
put up by the v " Rose Medicine
Co. c. Louis. No. and sold by aii
druggists a. 81 for the large bottle
end ~ % cents for the liberal size
trial bottle. Try one 25-cent bottle
and be convinced
Chas. v Goethe a Co Wheeling.
W Va: Selby a Reed. bridgeport
and Martins Ferry. O.. uaukw0rth
bros' Pharmacy. Hellaire. o. q. o.
Gates. Bcnwood. w Va: Werlich
Drug Co. Wellsburr. " Va: Harry
T.. Myers. McMechen. w. Va. VIII
Peabody, Moundsvillo. vs.. Va.
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Personals and Brief.

Frank Blowers. the Edgwood
plumber. received the contract yes
terday for installing all the plumbing
IN the Friesmuth barber shop At
EdginRtOn Lane. The fixtures being
Installed are Of the very latest STYLE
Mayor W. V. Hoge. Of Edgwood. H.
having his residence remOdeled and
other improvements made 20 his
property a. Edgwood
W. VI. Bomback. Of Wheeling. has
moved 10 the Stratford hotel ~ Wood
lawn. where he viii spend the sum
mer.
Albert v Hennen and wife. Of
WOodlawn. left yesterday for New
York city 20 spend several weeks
Chief 81 Police Howard Hastings. %
Wheeling. was n business caller IN
the outthe-pike district yesterday.
William Reed b. having hts resi-
dencc NJ EdgwOod raised and remod-
eled. and when completed 10 will pre-
sent fms appearance.
Mrs l.. y Stein has returned 20 Per
home NJ WOodlaWu after spending
several weeks with friends IN HDw
York city.
u J.. Kimmcna. 81 Elm Grove. 70.
ceived n new auto. which was seen
on the roads for The first tiuie yester.
day
Mrs George SAVERS. ~ Hawthorn
avenue. BE- confined to her home with
a slight illness
Dr VI. o. Turk returned 90 bic home
In Newell. ". Va. yesterday after
visiting friends DO Wo0dsdaie Tor the
past week
The large Chalmers touring car of
q W PAUL is receiving o. complete
overhaulinR a. his garage al Woods
dale
Samuel Kraft is rcmodelinr the
iscnberE residence AZ Woodlaun.
which he recently purchased
Thomas puEh has accepted n posi-
| ton with the Wheeling Mold and
] Foundry company a. The Peninsula
a great deal % comment was heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
AT THE THEATRES
Honey Boy Geo. Evans.

George Evans Honey Boy Ministries
Will be seen at the Court theatre next
Saturday. matinee and night. and
theatregoers will have an opportunity
to enjoy what Is unquestionably the
leading organization OF this class IN
America. II has been the effort OF
Honey BOY" Evans to present this
year an entirely new program OF what
he calls "ideallzed minstrelsy." This
means that this time-honored. amuse
ment will be offered in an up-to-date
scenic establishment. that there will
BE- no olio Of mediocre vaudeville acts
and that an afterpiece that Is worth
while will terminate the performance
The Dixie Derby" is the titular
handle OF this years musical comedy
finale
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tative Henry. ~ Texas. chairman %
The House rules committee
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-Aurust N
Holte. ~ 81 Louis today filed win thf
secretary ~ state hls declaration a.
candidate for che Democratic norni-
nation Tor Governor.
WASHISGTON- seorrr W. NrtIIe
president ~ fhr Nfw Ynfs cotton ca
change Defended that irafifrfirn fn-
daf aEainsf thf HrfI-0ufIur hnIs rfnf-
re before fhr Heurs rommiffes IN a.
rirulfurr
WASHINGTON Tho Hove rr--
nfrre rurlmIfffr drrffaE o. hrIf .rrr
hearinFs beriuuinr hrru cr. rrrrara D..
tory fY f0rmuiafiur rrrndulfrfa o.
tf' pure food ard dr1rs au
SEW YORK Grs ger.tirls si4r-
urmue rharrrf uff ffa ~rrrrr 90
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insanity
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from .n urrr rf CO., rr.rr 90 r.rr
fnnat aut sfarfrI a rlarer.ers fr r..rl
thr state fH n rrf nrrr
worth - nnrfs FL" HHrrfrarr srrrnu
of hirhuars.
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wound IrfI"frH n| fIr uf 49, -
uuffr arrrsf af Car. lrf -rr llaa-Hs
self drfrure
'OIrMrrA 81 To- r-rn-risf
erected fn fhr Inrfafrrnrr uHrrrr rf
thr state uaa 1nfeIef trfe frfsr
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TRENTON. a. % rr. wnsan co.
~ would hrar frr arrnraflrr frr fha
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Services az Stone Church.

The revival services at the Stone
church are being conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Lother. o. Pittsburgh. Com
munion will be held on next Sunday.
when over a hundred new members
are expected to be taken in. All OF
the Sunday converts who gave in
their preference as the Stone church
are urged to attend these services,
and IL impossible TO do so. to attend
the services on next Sunday. Ser.
vices will be conducted on Sunday
afternoon for men only, starting at
. o'clock
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excuse Me"

Jolly farce. the sort OF entertain.
ment that tones up the system with
merriment and provides store o.
laughter that brings forgetfulness Of
every torment flesh IL heir 10. will
be the attraction at the Court Friday
night. April 18th. when Henry W.
Savage offers Rupert Hughes delight.
ful play. Excuse Me" Excuse Me"
Ia one OF the big hits Of the day. u
ran for nine months at the Gaiety
theatre In New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
Triadelphia M. e.

Very large crowus are attending the
services being conducted all this week
at the Triadelphia NJ. f. church. Last
evening l.. NJ. Evans was present and
assisted in the singing. Tonight 5.
X. Arbuthnot will conduct the SER
vices. A large number OF the Sun
day trailers will be admitted to the
church on next Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12

The Elm Grove council meeting.
which was adjourned from last
Thursday. was held last evening I'm
the council chambers on Main street.
General business was transacted. and
Civil Engineer G. &. Smith. who re-
Gently made a survey OF the town,
was present. and turned in his re.
DOrfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
Special Services

Special preparatory services will be
conducted in the Roney's Point Uni
ted Presbyterian church this evening
at 7:45 o'clock by Rev. c. f. Garvin.
Of East Craftsbury. Conn. Tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock Rev. J. S. Hill.
OF Martins Ferry. will preach, and
new members will be received at each
service. Communion service will be
observed Sunday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12

the next nine working days for those
ten European tours offered by the In.
telligencer-and the best hustlers are
going to be the winners when the
judges announce the verdict" on the
night of April %.
The time is gradually slipping away
That is. IL is gradually slipping away
from those who are doing the most
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
Trial Postnoned.

Owing TO all the principals in the
case not being present last evening,
the two men who were arrested yes
terday and were 10 have been tried
last night before Mayor William Fol
mar. OF Patterson. on the charge OF
being implicated in the tight pulled
off recently in the town. the case was
postponed until a later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
Christian Church.

The special services being conduct
ed in the Christian church at Elm
Grove by Rev. DR.. Cramblett and wife,
OF Bethany college, are being largely
attended. The sacrament of baptism
was administered yesterday after
noon. Next Sunday a large number
OF converts will be taken in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
Entertainment Tonioht.

An interesting entertainment will
be given this evening by Miss Clara
Ullum Smith and Miss Hazel OIm-
stead. under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Edgwood
VI. p. church A playlet entitled. "A
Fair Encounter" will be staged. and
the proceeds will go for the benefit
Of the church
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Rev. Mr.. corter viii Preach.

Rev. Mr.. Corter. who has been as
sisting Rev. w. II. Fields. of Wheel
ing. for some time. will conduct ser
vices in the First Christian church of
Elm Grove tomorrow evening, in
stead of Rev. T. r. Cramblett, who
has been conducting services each
evening this week.
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Vance Memorial Church.

The services being conducted at
the VanceeMemorial church at Woods
dale are being very largely attended.
Preparatory services were conducted
last evening by Rev. DIR. Donahay. of
GAINESVILLE. which were largely at
tended. On next Sunday communion
will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

wAsHuNGTON - widespread tn-
vestiration ~ tho good roads queefi1n
ty Congress Del contemplate bf O. fav-
t... itulrt un fne Underwood res
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
Theatre TO Open

The new Majestic theatre at Elm
Grove will open for public inspection
on April 20. or one week from next
Saturday. II Is now nearing compile
ton IL is 100 feet long by % feet
vide. and will seat over 400 people
Harry Dieters is the owner and man.
ager.
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Samuel Day. a

Samuel Day. a we'll known mer.
chant of Big Four. w. Va. tells US
what Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound gives such splendid results and
its curative qualities are unequaled.
He says: "Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound gives the best satisfaction
OF any medicine that was ever sold
in the community
For sale by John Coleman Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12

LOGANSPORT. Ind. April IL
Congressman George W. Ranch to-day
was renominated by the Eleventh ln
diana district Democratic conventi -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12

An easy way 20 fatter a young wo
man - 20 tell her she doesn't eat any
more than a bird.
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MISSES oEscr AND REAssEck
LEADING ala EUROPEAN
cAnGu1DATGe.
-sS1A<1
Misses Gay ps>f5$r Lulu Efs~. sess
Myers and SAerstta Reasbeek
&c 49, TOP. A..
European Touss f.ss Won or Lost
In Next hins, Working Days
Finlsh Wm De Close.

Three strikes.
Miss Alveraa Jerome lost the lead
In the nth 10 Miss Bess Myers. ive
home runs" ,ias.as required to do It.
That New Mst.ipsvtlle crowds going
to be hard q hflt for representation
in Europe ne4tlufsa and August. from
the way thinkesJbok at this time.
Miss Myers wasstn nth place yester-
day. Sar7
There are threg other new leaders
in the big c9pssst this morning
Miss Gay Dorsey SIN, the second. Miss
Lulu c. Efaw, OF McMechen. in the
fourth, and Miss Loretta Reasheck in
the ninth. Miss keasbeck and her
chaperon. Miss Mary Desch. look like
"sure-enough" winners to-day-they
are leading everybody in the race.
There will be some tall hustling for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
T-THE-PIKE


Extensive improsenents ~fn b
Eaae 70 TIE srr.rford hotel ~ Wood
AVA this spring The outside of The
entre building Stil receive = coat q
paint The grounds are 20 BE laid
oei Tor shrubs ana al kinds Of Cow
ers. and the walks and roadxays lead
ma 10 the hotei viii Be improved The
springs will also be improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12

The PIKE garage will be opened %
the public At Woodsdaie TO-DAY and
VIII b under the management % Will
Ham Jobes and A. Davis. The new
livery barn ON the National road The
front part II TO be used as a garage
and the rear a. a livery by Peter Am
brOse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
FOUR NEW LEADERS
In Big CONTEST TODAY
To-pAv.s LEADERS.

chsperons-
Miss Mary oeseh. .......-....tt&.3o 300
District One
Miss Gertrude Fahey- SS.f75
District Two.
Miss Gay Dorsey. ..-.......- ee-222
District Three
MISS beuiah Osborn. .......... T1,@Sl
District Four.
Mtss Lulu EfaW. 1,Soo
District Five.
Mtas 6ess Myeru.. oS,SSS
District SIX.
Miss May corbett. ..... sf.45s
District Seven.
Miss Mary Cook. ............ e4.s3t
District Eight.
MISS Alice b. RAIL. ...... IO,l4l
District Nine.
Miss losetta Reasbeck. ....tf3,2t5
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DISTRICT SIX.
DISTRICT SEVEN.

haTtns FeTT bridgeport. Wheeling
49, Sanoiastes Name ard Address
Mss May Cook bridgeport Ohio 1891
soohue 900 hickory street Martins Ferry Ohio 5st7i
~, WOOL Martins fey ohio 1851
Kennel street Hrdseport Ohio
~, Opal Ho9erts Martins ferry ohio
Iant street Martins Ferry Ohio
Onp
90 street Martins Very, Ohio.
oth street Martins FERRY Ohio
ME- 'anerne Cosono u Norh second Martins Ferry. Oho 2S
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ST. Clsirsville. GAINESVILLE. Barton. Bethesda
csndidats's Name and Address

Miss Aice p. Hall. ST. Clairsvile Ohio. ....
Miss CarnDsie Bailey. Barnesville Ohio. ..
Miss Kate Stephens Barnesville Ohio.
Miss Lille a. J. stephens Barncsviile. on.
Miss Viola Sheppard. Barton. Ohio.
Miss IRA MagerH. Barneaville. Ohio .......
Miss Myrtle Hafedorn. Bethesda Ohio.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-19
CHILD GIVEN TO MOTHER,
DESPITE DRINKING CHARGE.
Court Permits Mrs. Cameron to
Take Girl Back to
Convent.

In spite o. the protests of her first
husband. william Henry Welsh, Justice
Dugro. to-day, awarded to Mrs. Eliza
beth Il. Cameron the custody OF her
seven year-oid daughter, Elizabeth Ann
Welsh. providing the child Is returned
Immediately TO the Sisters OF the Holy
Cross Academy at Washington. The
future fight for possession OF the child
must be wazed in the Washington
courts. Mrs. Cameron. divorced from
Welsh. IL now separated from her
second husband. Duncan r. Cameron,
son OF the late Sir Roderick Mel
Cameron.
The child over whom the parents
were fighting was placed In the Wash.
ington academy by order Of the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia
Mrs. Cameron. when permitted to re,
her daughter. brought her to New York
Two Pennsylvania Railroad employee,
swore Mrs. Cameron was Intoxicated OF
the train which brought her TO New
York. On that showing Mr.. Welsh
through his attorney, NJ. NJ. Dolphin
; objected to having her take the chill,
Lack to Washington, but Justice Dugr,
| exacted from the mother a promise no
to drink again until the girl had beef
/ replaced in the academy.
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Then Ralph Stabbuco and his Wife
the latter a girl OF seventeen. tire"
themselves into the fray. or TO speak
more correctly. threw themselves into
the patrol wagon and dragged out the
prisoner. with quick movement the
policemen threw all three back into the
wagon and Callagari cried to Jimmy
O'Ncill. the driver. to beat II.
Into Ono Hundred and slst"'h
street turned the wagon and down
to Melrose, where downtown car
doomed In sight There was no tImc for
stopping and there was not time TO
cross the tracks. Jimmy brought the
horses heads around sharply and
landed them against n telegraph pole.
wrecking pole and wagon. The top came
OF the wagon. tho pole was splintcred
and the wagon generally smashed. The
Ave occupants rolled out on to the
ground.
The horses were scratched. hut the
men and women escaped without In
Jury. The cops were on their feet
In a twinkling and grabbed their pris-
oncrs. The reserves soon made short
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-19

avenue and One Hundred and Fifty
second street this mor-,ng Patrolman
Callgari o, the Morrisania police sta
tlon met rringesca Palladlno at the cor
ner crying out her wares and casually
Inquired II she had n license. She an
swcred In the negative and was placed
under arrest.
She screamed and rescue came to her
In ABUNDANCE. IL rained resouers. Men,
women and children were In the band.
The men swore. the women screamed
and the youngsters tened themselves
around the legs Il the policeman
staggering. scrambling and nghting.
the policeman wadcd through the
swarm holding fast to his prisoner.
Happily for Callgari at this juncturc
Policeman Wilson responded to the dis
tress signals. A drug store was reached
and the door slammed. Wilson remained
on guard outside while Callgari tele-
phoned for the patrol wagon. Another
riot ensued when the woman was taken
through the mob to the wagon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-19
SAW SceNe-s OF VIOLENCE
AS THEY LEFT HAYTl.
Passengers Arrive From Centre Of
Revolution, but Refuse to
Discuss Details.

Seven passengers arrived this morn
ing from Haytl on tho steamer Albingia
OF the Hamburg American Lines Atlas
Service. All the arrivals were In Hayu
when the revolution broke out. Some
of them witnessed scenes Of violence.
but all hands were reticent when II
came to talking for publication as TO
what had taken place.
The majority were In Port au Prince
when the palace OF President lie Conte
was blown up, the President losing his
life in the explosion. w. L. Mccarthy
who Is affiliated with the railroad in
terests on the island, displayed a num-
Der OF photographs OF the palace ruins
but would not discuss Hayden politics
He said that he might have somethins
to say later in the day at his residence
No. COO West One Hundred and Four
tenth street.
w. Lucas, a represen tative Of the Ma.
tional City Bank OF New York In Por'
au Pr.nce, was another passenger. al
also was Mrs. John Brady, accompanied
by her twelve-year-old son. Neithe
Mr.. Lucas nor Mrs. Brady had any
thing to say for publication.
The passengers we're picked up OF
| the return trip OF the Albingia from
Colombia. For the trip out L
Colombia a number OF passenger
Joined the vessel seeming troubl
ahead. They predicted that the revolu
! ton would break out a few days afte
! their departure. The Albingia brings I
| full cargo OF fruit. She reports goo
weather all the way up the coast.
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NEWSBOY WAITS
FIFTEEN YEARS
t FOR HIS REVENGE
Identifies Prisoner Accused of
Theft as Stranger VINO
Swindled Him. Long Ago.

Just .~esn years ago a well-sroomed
man wearing a Van Dyke beard hur-
"a mp to a new sstand at the corner Of
eevsnty-sixth street and Third avenue
The stand was In charge OF boy. who
greeted the gentleman with his Gus
tomary Paper, slr?"
\ "Doa't want a paper, sonny" replied
tie man, but I'm In a hurry and I
~Ass to getthls ten-spot changed"
"Notbsny do'ng." said the boy. and
~ MAN went into n saloon with his
IN, But was soon out again.
Cant change II there" announced
the man to the newsboy. Say, sonny.
let me have 80 cents until get Il
changed"
Then the newsboy told the man he
didn't have Il half dollar to throw away,
but the strangers talk was good and
finally when he offered a guarantee OF
his good faith in the security OF a ring
he got the half dollar. lie didn't return
aud the newsie learned the ring was
brass,
"rm the greenhorn." the newsie told
his friends. i've been 'ilm-hammed
but some day I'll get that man and gel
I'm good"
The words said In idle boast appar.
emily came true to-day when Har.,
hastings. a book agent. was arraignec
N the Tombs Police Court on a charge
tf larceny. The complaining witness
was George Aranow, head of the foreign
trsffic department of the Kilburn anC
JSeobs Manufacturing Company, Nassau
and Fulton streets. Aranow said h'
was trying on a pair OF gousers in 4
Fulton street shop to-day ahen he hap
pened to see man remove purs,
from the trousers he had just taken OF
Il grabbed him and he said he ha'
picked the purse from of the floor.
said Aranow. Judge. this man did no
know mo, but | knew him. HIS fac
10 more wrlnkled and his nair is gray
but he's the sane man who film
Manned me out OF 30 cents when l wa
. kid. I said once in a boastipg wa.
that I'd get him sone time. but
never thought I'd get him Just thi
way"
Then Aranow told the story OF tn
polite stranger who borrowed so cent
90 long ago.
The accused had a Van Dyke bear
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-19
Please Remember
GIA1BELS-Deaiers in Fnys since 1912

New Styles for 1912-l9l3 are introduced
in the coats for motoring, as well as in those
of luxurious furs. And the new ideas ir
scarfs, nantes and muffs are perfect joys.
Although prices start at SIS for set Of
genuine moleskin the sale includes Collec-
ton de AWe Of Russian sable, ermine.
natural and blepded marten, cross, blue and
black fox, natural and black lynx scarfs
and muffs at very low prices.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-19
POOR SORT OF A JOKE.
salesman Injured by Cartridge
Placed ON TROLLEY Track.

Felix Welgart. salesman. twenty
five years old. living ut No. $50 Yves.
One Hundred and Eishty-nnh street.
attempted to-day to board downto wn
Third avenue car at ono Hundredth
street when there was an explosion on
the car track. Wclgart fell to the pave
ment.
The car stopped and the injured man
was carried into drug store. weigart
had been struck In the right calf by A
Hospital.
The cause OF his wound was a loaded
cartridge which had been placed on the
track by some alleged joker or mischicv-
Gus boys who did not realise the serioua
nature OF their prank The police say
there have been several similar cases.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-19

I'm Exhibit of rare specimens of
Natural Sitter For AND Russian
Sdbies in one Of our broadway
Windows.
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like the one on the man who swindled
the newsboy. 1t was this that attracted
the attention of the ex-newAe. The
prisoner has served terms In Pennsyi-
vania, Missouri. Indiana and New York,
according to the records of the Detec-
tive Bureau. His arrest on these
occasions was for thefs and under the
aiisse. Of George White. Harry Honey
and James Lewis.
held In $500 ball for trial by Mas' .s.Is
Freschi.
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100000 Worm al 25 to 331s Per
Cent. Less than Market TdIaes
TYO Months Ago.

This Sale will be recorded as one of the
most remarkable in the history Of the bust
ness in America.
When we purchased the majority Of the
pelts for this Sale at Hudson Bay Company
and Lampson Sales in London last Spring.
we knew that we had procured the materials
for Sale that would surpass our previous
efforts. But since then, general conditions
have developed that make this a Sale of un.
precedented Importance - and two, three
and four months from now, when Furs are
more scarce and prices are soaring very high,
it will seem even more marvellous.