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The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23
FOR SALE-At the Bale

FOR SALE-At the Bailey
ranch; one 3 IA Studebaker
wagon, good one; one Clark's
double-action cutaway disc har-
row; riding plow; walking plow;
subsoil plow; harrow; one-man
and one horse corn harvester;
one nearly new l6 inch Frazier
saddle; onegood blackboard, sand
boxes, concord axles, shafts and
pole; single driving harness; one
double iron bed, coiled springs
and cotton mattress; a range,
with warming oven and hot wat
er tank; one four-hole Monkey
stove with oven; eight unbroke
mares and four yearlings. The
above is priced as worth more
than the money.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23

F. Bassett stayed at Les Jones
Monday.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23
Personal

WIlUe NTdHlue ware, BahER >.
o. M. Goetshall expects 20 ton
of good brush from 60 acres.
Doris boys have banner crops
] this year
Woolley Bros, as usual, have
a big crop.
Uncle Jake Haney has a piece
of cane good for 5 ton to the
acre.
Mccormick mowers and rakes
at Bakers.
7. V. Nider who came here
with st. Martz has interested
two brothers who arrived first of
the week with a view of taking
land. They came down on tie
Sunday car.
B. H. Jones was in town Mon
day evening. He was returning
from the cedars.
The very best brands of cigars
chewing and smoking tobaccos.
A fine assortment of pipes, at
Bakers.
Mrs. Nora Brown who has a
i homestead near town arrived
last week from ILL., Accompany
ing her were a Mr.. Lee and Miss
Nora Stillwell who filed on land
near the Soldiers Colony 10 miles
southwest, also Mrs. Thompson
/ who came with view of looking
over the country and possibly
purchasing decided lands.
r. G. Cotton and family autoed
to Lamar Tuesday to take in the
Fair.
Two fine rains this week.
Sadie e. Wright made home
stead proof before the District
Clerk, Tuesday. E. M. Gotshall
and Edgar Mitchem were her
witnesses.
j. H Christy and wife and
Miss Minnie Lepel were here
Monday a. m. They left in the
autO for the T,amar Fair.
Zeno DeCamp and Hugh Rine-
hart were circulating around the
county and down on the Cimar-
ron for several days last week.
There was another hearing in
the matter of the Cook estate
the 18th.
Judge Doughty was here on
! legal business last week.
Earl Denney returned from
the Eads Normal Institute last
Friday. oays he saw some
mighty pretty girls III Kiowa Co.
Mrs. Sven visited in town the
18th.
Mrs. Alexander and children
will move to Lamar for the wint-
er. Lamar schools are becom-
ing famous.
G.. M. Gordon and son Forrest
attended the Fair at Lamar.
Those taking the recent teach
ers' examination were: Mabel G..
Oldem, Louise Schweizer, Zula
ELY Eta Long, Rena Boaz, Maud
Patterson, Lura Cant, Alma
Gordon, Grace Rea, Rosa Grimm
| S. M. Konkel, +. b. Liston.
The three autos catering to the
wants of the public, have been
doing a land flee business the
past 10 days.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23

Parties desiring employ
ment at the Lamar Factory
during the coming cam
paign, beginning about Oc-
tober 1st, will please pro-
cure application cards at
the factory office or write
American Beet Sugar Co.
Lamar.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23

CASH business has prevented
financial Panics and money losses
to all that make it their POLICY.
No man has suffered because
he had to pay for what he ate and
wore as he got it. We can huy
cheaper and you can buy cheap
er for spot cash.
Where there is will there is
a way"
What is your policy?
Ours is CASH from NOW on
We ask for your business on
the merit of the goods, and the
prices we will make will save you
money. Thanking you for your
past business, l am yours,
A. A. DENNEY.
SPRINGFIELD, COLO.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23
FOR SALE

Fifteen head of horses and mares
yearlings to 8 yr. olds. Average
weight 100 lbs. Good quality.
Also two span of , year old mules.
A. l.. Brookhart,
30 miles S of Springfield,
P. o. Regnier, Colo.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23
LOOK!

Now is the time to do some
thing for yourself and country.
Send so cents and get IL Baca
County POST CARD scenes. All
different.
j. w. Rice,
Villas, Colo.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23
FOR SALE

$50 bushels oats, at S1.45 per
cwt.; 225 bu. wheat at 80 cts. per
bu., at w. A. Thompson's store,
Stonington.
Ed Measel.
The Springfield herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1887-1919, 1912-08-23
FOR SALE

Seed wheat Turkey red) 80 cts.
per bu. Speltz Sl.50 per cwt., at
nv place 2 ID miles southeast of
Stonington.
A. L. Walker.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
YOUNG HEBREWS HEAR
.t TALK ON CITIZENSHIP

The freakiness OF the electric light COM
pany last night interferred with the regu-
lar weekly meeting OF the Young Mems
Hebrew association and II was long after
3 o'clock before the program started The
exercises were started In the yestry room
of Temple Israel and charming violin
solo was being rendered by Miss Kirsch-
baum. Miss Frank playing the accom-
paniment on the piano. when suddenly
the electric lights refused to shine. Think
ing the darkness would be OF short dnra-
tIon, the people in the audience sat
around for q while and told ghost stories.
When they tired Of this they proceeded
to the main auditorium, where there was
a supply of gas.
About the time the program was to
start in the auditorium the electric juice
shot out over the wires and everybody
went back to the yestry rooms. where
the program was carried out
Charles 6. Eigutter delivered the princi-
pal address Of the evening. discussing
the Historical Development Of American
Citizenship" after which Prof Maxwell
Of tie Young Mems Christian association
talked Interestingly concerning athletics
and physical development. As a result
Of this talk the Young Mems Hebrew as
ISOLATION will have q base ball team in
the field this season. the preliminary
steps for perfecting the organization has
ing been already taken
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
Bank President Sent
to Prison in Mexico

MEXICO CITY. April A-oeorgs l.
Ham. president OF the defunct United
States Banking company, was sentenced
today to twelve years Imprisonment GA
three counts Of the indictment against
MIN charging incorporation OF tho
eunds Of the institution. Ham has been
confined in the federal district prison
since the failure Of the hank In January,
1910.
In addition he was sentenced 10 pay 4
fine Of loo pesos The defense APP
pealed.
The United States banking company
was alleged to have been wrecked through
operations with local packing con-
Germ Involving many million pesos. w.
Il. ssavert Of Montreal was appointed re-
eeiver. He recently authorised the pay
ment OF % per cent OF all claims against
the bank.
Tho case has been one OF great H.
terest throughout tho republic. because
OF the many interests and individuals
caught In the crash and because Of Hams
former popularity. Many small deposltors
were ruined and many business con.
Germs crippled.
JIMENEz. Mex. April s-The troops
Of President Madero gained their first
victory in the northern campaign when
they defeated General Campo at Parral
and sent him scurrying back to the base
at this city.
Instead Of fighting q handful OF de-
tenders ut Parral, under General Pancho
Villa, he was met by deadly fire from
force which he estimated at 1000 under
the command Of Generals villa. Tsllss.
unbina and Soto.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE

handle trades everywhere. II you want
results call Dean. 81 Bee Bldg. D. 1aos.
HAVE YOU A FARM7 have q clean
running stock Of general merchandise
and also a mill. which / viii trade; state
value. Address s ~. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

OFFICE or THE QuARTERMAsTER.
Fort Logan, Colorado. April list. 1917. -
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be re-
eeived here until ~ a. M, May i, 1872. for
furnishing Corn, Oats. Hay, Straw or
bedding Hay. Wood. Fuel Coal. Char
coal. Mineral OIL and Gasoline. required
during the fiscal year ending June ~. 1913.
at Fort Logan, Colo. Information fur
nished on application here. Envelopes
TO be marked Proposals for forage, bed
ding. wood, fuel coal, charcoal, mineral
oil and gasoline at Fort Logan. Colorado.
7. T. Frissell. Quartermastsr.
A4-5-e-7-2s-2I
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FIELD CLUB


AN elegant S-room entirely modern.
new. with large attic. reception hall, par
Tor and dining room finished In oak. with
window seat and beamed ceiling in din
ing room: colonnade opening In recp-
ton hall, with console and large mirror,
latest lighting fixtures, large bedrooms
and bath on second floor. also linen
closet, cemcnted cellar. east front lot,
paved street. good nelghhorhood, one
block to car. Price $500, lilo cash, bal
ance monthly. Located at sl4 So. 18Th
ST. Key at looe So. 2sth Ave.
CORNER LOT
A brand new 7-room square house with
sleeping porch, east front, paved street.
reception hall, parlor and dining room
finished in oak, beamed ceiling and win
dow seat in dining room. three bedrooms
and bath on second floor with sleeping
porch. cemented cellar. modern plumbing.
furnace. In fact, every thing TO make this
a beautiful home. Close to school and
Field Club. Located at 800 So. 3Sth st.
Keys at 1oo2 So. Ssth Ave. Price 1850
Terms.
BEMISCARLBERG CO.,
Slo-313 Brsndeis Theater. d. SIS,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
Look Into These Snaps

Look Into These Snaps
80 PER MO. 500 CASH.
VIII buy neat 5-r, mod cottage, near
Goth and Vinton, paved SITS. t2.SSa.
Or, part mod. near I'D and Leaven-
worth, $500 same terms; paved street.
Ter, all mod, near 10th and Maple,
$3.50. reasonable terms or will trade for
acant lots or other property.
6-r. mod. house, near 9Th and Pierce,
$500. best terms; well located; paved st.
S-r. mod. house, I'D and Maple, cor.
lot, s., $50; rental terms: a bargain.
la-r. mod. house, lot 50xll0, near 18th
and Leavenworth. $500.
S-r mod. house. near 18th and Paul
rental s26: price. s., $50; very easy terms
A number of choice building lots, 500
to s.Oo on rental terms or We Will build
to your order.
RUSSELL & M'KITRICK Co,
~ Ramgs Bldg l.Ih and Iarn...
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

A GREAT BARGAIN.
Nine lots. would make over an acre of
ground. three blocks from Omaha car
line, In West Council Bluffs, ten minutes
ride from 18th and Douglas, nice place
10 raise chickens. trtlit OF anything; will
sell on exceptionally easy terms, only
81, $50.
WALLACE BENJAMIN.
Rooms |, 2, ,. First National Bank Bldg,
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
OFFERED FOR RENT
Stores and Offices

stores and offices.
STORE ROOM. 1905 Howard ST.. III
10, suitable for large business. Inquire
VIM. Fisher. Hotel Plaza
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
Dundee Homes

,tA250-New 2-story, 1-room modern house.
having oak finish first floor, deco
| rated throughout, very well con-
| structed. A good up-to-date home
az low price. Lot 6oxl35 feet.
sL6S0-For new 7-room BUNGALOW.
| strictly modern, has oak finish,
beamed ceilings and up-to-date in
,'N every respect. lot 60xlsS it., south
front. One block from car line.
Terms. also cash, balance Years
at 8 per cent.
s. 00o-For a good groom, 2-story. modern
| house, nearly new. with large liv-
ing room, with pressed brick man
tel and crate, across entire front Of
house, 4 attractive bed rooms and
bath I'd floor; cemented driveway.
south front lot 50xl3S feet. only
one block from car line.
{6,W0-For q new 2-story, S-room, modern,
square house, finished in quarter
sawed oak LIST floor, has nice bed
rooms I'd floor; full cemented base
ment, laundry connected with l0O-
Dbl. cistern. On California st. be-
tween 18th and 10th. Lot 50xl35 It.
$50po-For q 7-room, 2-story frame house,
selected quarter-sawed oak first
floor large living room across the
entire front, practically new and IN
excellent condition, hot water heat.
decorated throughout, south front
on Capitol avenue. Close to car
line.
2s1U-for 6-fooms strictly modern. =
story, square house, In excellent
repair, oak finish and floors first
floor, living room across the en-
tire front, on paved streets, near
the Happy Hollow club GROUNDS.
Reasonable terms.
q, 25o-For q complete T-room modern
BUNGALOW. In best OF condition,
open fireplace in living room, .
large rooms, including sun room.
first floor. and large rooms I'd.
decorated throughout Lot has l1
feet frontage and IL alone worth
2,t0o Investigate.
S6,0o-For one of the most attractive s.
room modern houses In Dundee.
having oak finish LIST floor, fire
place In living room, panelled din
ing room, sun parlor and sleeping
porch, tiled bath room. decorated
throughout. Only one-haif block
from car line on one Of the pref
test streets In Dundee. Must be
seen to be appreciated.
Reasonable terms can be made on any
Of the above properties. See us for COM
plete details.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
s0e-i2 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phones: ID. 1855 or A-l75S.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
Missouri Pacific

X. G 81. Leais Express, 80 am fts an
X. c 81 Louis Express, .siisiS Pm SSe pm
ChicaRn Great Weslern-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05

Huntington station--Tenth 4 Mason
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
WASTED-TU RENT

wANTED-Twe or three furnished
rooms within walking distance of 18th
and Farnam- Mast not be over IS per
E--nis- Address n 1Ii. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
. OMAHA. THE GRAIN MARKET
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

WEEKS GRAIN CO.. kraln merchants
conslgnnients solicited. NJ Brandeis.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-05
GEORGE G. COMPANY,

s0e-i2 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phones: ID. 1856 or A-I75S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

Chafies Youna. 81 Cleveland. was here
30 ferlay calling on friends
Mrs J. " Turner went oct 90
Youngstown. OAio. yestcrdag, o. visit
Tor a short time
Dr J. g.. liervey has returned from
short visit ~ newark. Ohio.
Aifs a O. Ennrey ls spending rcveraf
weeks with hfr sister af Glove. frI. o.
torerh Fe.ngoiI. = iGttsburlh. is the
guest - Jofeph Rubin. in AcfrHNI.'e
the open meeting ~ fIc YOUNG Pe1-
Pies Misslonarf uH.cfy OF the Flrat NJ
q church. held nf fhe home ~ sutton
Palmer last evenlna. eas arreiy attend
"a and fne program rrraflY on Dyes
AT Del .u readiness fu ff|n coating eE-
curaion Oh CIar'uEtHu on the sonur.a THE
eVcnIuE lud n capacity cruwU .a HHHurcd
Aineiey Hood lrfi for chicago fesfrr-
day a. "a Telegram from tho run. .nrfng
house lu which hr if l foreman. request
Cd trat be- return az once a. business
was ruHnIna
Constable Duncan took John Sf1fiinEer
Oh sf CiaIrFvlua yesterday aa bio bond
% $500 on au ruhegElinE charge vas not
forfhrurufnr
The Home rn1 roreIrn MI-srIrary So
rlefY 0f t.c frenit frriau church held On
important meeting lest evening
Arn0f nrr TIeUfa Wrra sent ont Faafrr-
fHr enr f"r afr..a nf dawes % re rfrrn
hv fIo Alpha II fIn fraf OBJ ne ou fr..
I.r evening. ~fr'rr. Trr OIL
Tho i'irH school foot hril teams f.raf
game ls tI bc played with Cameron on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
BELLAIRB
Held 70 erand Jury.

Augustine Qulnuilo. foreigner.
was given a hearing IN Squire Mor.
reirs court yesterday afternoon on q
charge " provoking tho peace BE
entered n plea Of not guilty and was
he'd In the sum Of 5000 bond 10 await
the action Of The Hcimonr county
crand jury. Quinfilo was arrested
several DAYS ago at tho instance Of
Mrs. Virginia Bald. ~ Belmont street.
CHARGED with writing threatening and
insulting letters The letters we're
written On tho italian language. and
one Of them was sent 10 Cincinnati
and translated. During The course %
the hearing 70 developed that be- had
written Tho woman several letters
about three years ago. Re also sent
three women % her homo In an effort
% entice her out the creek west Of
this city. whore he was lying in wait
but she suspected their Intentions and
rad a warrant issued Tor his arrest
He escaped and aid not return 90 this
city until a few seeks ago. when De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
BeIlaire 8rlefa

Miss Louise Hsrbaugh OF Shadyside
has returned home. after visit with
friends and relatives at Washington.
ID. c.
George Muth has returned TO his
home on Belmont street, after an ex-
tended western trip.
Miss Bertha Burrows ~ South RcI!.
aire IL visiting friends and relatives al
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Emma WenEer % Kirkwood
has returned bone. after a visit with
relatives at Dennison.
Mrs. &. Curran Of Belmont street "a
visiting friends and relatives az Sc
bring
William Green Of this city left yes
terday for Columbus. where he Will
enter o. S. Y.
Mrs. George Wolfe and daughter.
Evelyn Of North Jefferson street left
last evening for a visit with relatives
o. Quaker city.
Items Of interest FOR this paper may
be left az the City Book store or telc.
rhoned 10 the reporter. Bell 2Gi-J.
Miss Pearl Nsupie. 81 Guernsey
street. has returned from Powhatan.
where she Is teaching school
Mfa. lou HlfpnfiHs OF fiffsHurHh.
was calling on friends and relatives
IN this city yesterday
Charles Fred. OF Gravel I'M. will
leave today for the Ohio State TINT
vcrsity AZ Columbus. where he will
take a course IN pharmacy.
". u. Morgan. 81 this city. is spend.
ing a few days with friends and rela
tives no Shelby. q.
James Dugam. ~ Nashville. Tenn.
was calling on friends and relatives
In this city last week
Henry smithfcid. Of Grand Rapids
Mich, was n business visitor in this
city yesterday.
Clarence Pickett. n Harrison street.
l'as returned from a visit with a friend
ut Columbus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

Tho funeral or the late Mrs. John
Sowier viii be held from 81 Anthony's
cl.Nrch t~is morning al o'clock.
hat5Q friends attended TIE funeral OF
MTe <~nn steele AZ the home In West
Wessfns yesterday Rev Sparks. Of the
N. " church officiated and interTnent
" as made at Lnwood
Miss ililda Wright has gone TO Adena
10 visit a short time
Alexander Cover, Of Johnstown. Pa
WAC 10 at Maynard organizing n branch
OF the national Hungarian Benefit so
Cieti. was here yesterday calling on Vie
tor fuzy. an old friend
tramp was run out Of town yerter-
day that was run In By Marshall Nc
tlarin Thursday evening
MIS-. lntterfun went 20 Fnirmonf. W
Va. yesterday TO try for board hiil she
ras against two men who were at her
hotel some days ago.
Air. and Mrs. Charles Adams went 70
cleveland yesterday In rfsuouse % n tel
cEfam from relatives 10 come az once
The High school foot ball team held a
Eood practice last evening
Misses Ethel Moore and Harriet Pat
tereon viii Fpend sunday with Miss
Julia Iomeroy ~ WclisbuTg
Harry Cook and Fred welsh have gone
down TIC river on "a short fishing trip
Mr. ma Mrs. j. q. Bates. % Baltimore.
hut former residents. are the guests Of
Mr and Mrs. T. -. smith. arriving last
evening
The diphtheria situation here 10 BEGIN
nins 20 cause considerable apprehension.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
Horse Ran Away.

Quite a little excitement was Gre
a'ed on Noble street last evening
when horse owned by Carter Bros.
became frightened when the back
strap Of the harness was loosened
and dashed down the street. The
horse got on the pavement near tbs
viaduct and dashed around the corner
a, Thirty seventh street. narrowly
missing several persons. The flight
OF the frightened steed was checked
when the wagon struck a poe near
the LaRoche grocery store. The out.
~ was practically uninjured. the only
damage being a slightly bent rear
axle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
MARTINS FERRY

here 10 stay - attested b the saecess
OF ths two shove here. ore OF which
has one % the prettiest little play
houses IN the valley, And the other IN
planning and receiving bsds for i'm
pro~enents that will make ~ very near
" not the protest one Manager SAUL
ot me Pasurne plans extensive changes
rhich Viii Include the whole interior
eeccratons. changing the gallery ana
Inc front. which ~ili Be rnsds more at
uScuNe IN many Ways The WORK 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

ECzEEIA, also called letter, salt Rheuui.
RI1lriLls, Milk-crust, Necping stin, etc.
ECZEMA MAY BE CURED TO STAY. ana
wien Say cured. I ut Iu ffaf what
SOY '-i RID. ami NOT merely patched
49, Tor awhile. Co return worse than boz
fore Reueuher. make trIs broad state
mont after putting ten years Of my time
nu this ono 81 ernr and handling In the
r.eHuiirne re- quarter 81 n million cases ~
this dr. sedfuI disease Now. go not care
wfnf ull sou have used nor how many
nr'ors tlt. told sou that you could not
To- rurnf. HI. rak le Iuat u chance %
SHOW yol fhuf know what am talking
shout 10 sou VIII write 100 TODAY. i
will ren1 you q rEEr TRIAL ~ nv MID
soothing. guaranteed cure fhat Will COM
vince sou more In n dav than nr anyone
oI9s could in months Time n vow arc
dIsruffei ana 1isrourlrrf 7 dare you fo
give me Oh chance % prove ms claims Uv
WrifIrF me to-day you viii enjoy more
rf1l comfort than sou have over Thought
fhia w0ri hollis for for JUST Try Nard
sou uf'i zee q am Tell Irr sou fhr truth
II. J. n. Cannaday. 1864 Pnrt square. Sc
daiin. No. Reference. TIIrf Erf0uaf
nk Scfffis. so could 500 f1a hr'trr
rrf fhnn fn eerd fhfs notice 90 some POOR
sufferer ~ Eczema
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
BRIDGEPORT


Local People are tasinx -. much In
terrss In The county fair az ST Claire
vile next ~esk In the Island fair
ana a great many are planning TO at
tend especially those having auso.
some very Interesting exhibits have
oesn arranged among them the state
agricultural exhibit % tuberculin tests
ana dsmonstrations WITH live cattle.
Snirh VIII h killed later TIE Onto
STATE university Will also have n very
interesting EXHIBIT from the sgricuitu-
school which will b In a tent made
especially Tor their purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

Jesre Morgan n well known miner OF
THIS city. was badly Injured and had a
miraculous escnpe from death yestcr-
day While ~ work IN the Gaylord mines.
ard Dc hardly knows whether 20 blame
Friday the 12th Tor the accident or for
his escape. bat is inclined 10 the latter
AZ there are many falls % stone. but
very. very few escapes To was badly
injured about tire chr~t when q heavy
stone fel. and wiii he unable 20 work
for some time. but no serious results are
expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
Held for Grand Iurv

John Clemens OF Hamilton street,
who was arrested by Chief OF Police
Malone Thursday for attempted rape
on his fourteen-year-old daughter.
Bertha. was arraigned before Mayor
Wassman yesterday morning. The
atrocious act was frustrated BY Mrs.
Clemens and the child claims that this
was the second attempt Of this kind
made by her father He entered a
plea OF not guilty and was held in the
sum OF 500 10 await the action OF the
grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

: AZ the Elk Grand will he seen a new
. ,i, drama. The New Physician"
YIN Arthur Johnson: The Artists
Sohe' introducing Henry Furniss. The
bies OF the y Outfit" a good Wsstcr.
picture. western
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
AGED LADY Dad

Mrs. Rebecca Petit. an aged and
highly respected lady. died AZ nor
nome on Belmont Ridge. near this
CITY IhuHday afternoon az O'Clock
following a prolonged ILLNESS. The de.
ceased was IN her S4th year. and Is
survived by husband and three
sons. Funeral services will be held
at her late home this morning AZ 10
o clock. lnterment will be made I'm
the Bethel cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14

Loe Fuchik OF this city was arrested
and arraigned before Mayor Wassman
yesterday on n warrant issued at the
instance OF Marie Mally. charging him
with disturbing the peace. He was
dismissed. however. Il developing that
the defendant did no more than throw
the plaintiffs coat on his new cement
walk on Franklin street