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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-11
About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From the City.
WEST VRGiNIANs IN
WHEELiNG'S HOTELS.

MeLure-S. a Moore. G. McTigue.
Charleston: Joe J.. Wilson. Hunting
ton; 7. \. Morrison. Montgomery:
y. NJ. Hooker. Buckhannon: Fred Is.
Watkins. Grafton: c. a Hin and
wife. Huntington; q. r. Cuppet.
Clarksburg. II. Il. Furbee. Manning
ton; Joseph c. Russell. Parkersburg:
VI. y. Heath. Charleston; p. d. Ben
netch. Morgantown: Pearl Dorsey.
Moundsville.
Grand Central-L c. u. Baker.
Charleston; II. Il. Johnson. Parkers-
burg: GeGa Kokochak. Weirton: IL.
Il. Nissan. Sistersville.
erunswiok-W. ID. X. Smith. Fair
mont; c. !. Clark. Clarksburg: NJ.
Bailey. Fairmont.
stamm-E. |. Allen. Parkersburr:
Mrs. Gordon d. Late. independence;
ID. G. kunst. Grafton.
Z. !. Allen. inspector OF claims for
the public service commission. ar
visit in this district.
Fred b. Watkins. OF Grafton, is IN
the city ON business. stopping at the
Mcclure.
Pardon Attorney +. G. Pierson OF
Charleston was n visitor in the city
for few hours yesterday after at
tending the meeting of the parole
board in Moundsvills.
James c. Morris. of Parkersburg. is
spending few days in the city.
VI. \. Tozier. OF Parkersburg. is
here, on business
DR. Harriet u. Jones OF the state
Anti-Tuh'rCGlosis 'clEds GCitft.rd a
lecture on THE Playa" at Charles
ton Tuesday evening. \ large audi
ence heard the doctor. whose worda
we're well received.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Mccormick Of
Chicago are spending several days as
the guests of Mr.. McCormick's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William McCoT-
mick. OF Pleasant Valley.
W. ". h. Sine of Parkersburg. sec
Rotary OF the State lee Cream Manu-
facturers' association. attended the
annual convention of that organiza-
ton here yesterday.
W. X. Caskey. prominent ice
cream manufacturer o. Martlnsburg.
was in the city yesterday attending
the annual meeting Of the organlza-
ton
T. \. Morrison OF Montgomery. W.
Va. has been IN the city for few
days on business.
Prof. Paul b. Bennctch o. tXe ex-
pertinent station OF the state univer-
sity will spend today at Bethany re-
viewing the dairy herds ~ Bethany
college
George Hans humakar OF the South
side is visiting friends in New Mar
tinsviiic FOR a few DAYS
J.. l.. Stdger OF Cameron was a
business visitor IN tho city yesterday
Harry $ Grimllch OF the South Side
has accepted a position 90 work In a
drug store at Cameron. Mr. Grimlich
entered upon tho new duties OF his
work the first Of the week
Harry ID Travis Of Fifteenth stree
30 beinc talked az for food Inspector
40 doubt Nr Travis would make an
excellent Inspector should be- secure
the appointment
Nr and Mrs William McGioue have
returned 70 their home boo Patterson
after visiting relatives iu GadsEor
Ala
Morgan Hand Of New Jersey has 70.
turned home after visiting NJ the
home OF william Hand. ST.. IN Elm
Grove
Warren Dinsuore. druggist. Of the
Island has purcla ed q drug store NJ
cameron. w VI. and Harry 8 Gram.
lich. THE city. has been placed In
charge
Born To Mr. and Mrs W. 4
Pearl. ~ hcrwood twelve pound
boy
Christmss-Men's $3.50 Bsth Robes
and Slippers for s4.ea
MeFAODENs.
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cooking utensils and domestic science
The evening meeting will be featured
by the lecture OF Royce Hamilton on
the dawn OF plenty. several other very
interesting talks and a very interesting
musical program will be carried out
Friday morning W. :. SIN. J. Vi. Mckee
and Charles IA. Royce will deliver talks
on different agricultural subjects At
The afternoon session w. u. linn, W. IA.
Sill and c. H. Royce viii deliver adj
dresses. and good musical program
viii he presented. The principal attrac-
ton for the Friday evening meeting
VIII be the Chautauqua male quartet.
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RlTcHtE-MURPHV BOUT
POSTPONED ACCOUNT RAIN

SAN FFlANClSCO. Dec. 1O.-Pro.
moter james e. Cofroth announced
early tonight that because of rain
me scheduled twenty round bout be-
tween Champion Willie Richie and
Harlem Tommy Murphy has been
postponed
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Green obscaniee.

IIla afternoon at O'Clock viii occur
tho funeral o. the late Albert T.. Greer.
weu known resident ~ Eouwood who
mot his deqth hv railroad accident
Monday. Vii 10 hold 90 the family resi-
'enco. FOLLOW Iug the services inter-
ment VIII Nc iu Nclicchen cemetery.
The deceased was 20 years o. are ana
Was EMPLOY cf 10y the company 90 an afr
viii attend tuc funeral ln "a body.
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mere is orc appeal case scheduled
IN come up before Judge Charles g.
Ne"mnn This morning In Part Ono or
me circuit Court The case is STYLED
'lara Mclaughlin vs. = y. Pennu.
ana is from n iustices court The
amount involved is small
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Dtnnar Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stitt. at their
beautiful country home south OF town.
Will entertain at a dinner party today at
u o'clock. complimentary 10 MT and
Mrs. Henry Allen Nef. who leave in
the near future for their new home In
California Quite number will par
take OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stitt's hospitality.
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w. @. T. u.

There will be meeting OF the ladies
OF the W. g. T. L.. OF this place. this
evening at the home OF Misses mary
and Amelia Adams. on Main street. Mrs.
Gertrude Heinlein. "A delegate to the con-
ference held at Nenia, Will make a re-
port or the work that has been ac-
complished by the W. &. +. L. women
I'm this state
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Mrs.. Iuei1a Zinn

Funeral ser. ices over the remains or
the Tate Nrs iuciia TInn. who PASSED
away % her f1fc home on the rafa~f
TucsdHN. VIII nc held Friday afternoon
90 obi clock Mr.. ZIrn v7s wccIf
Known Hud rIrHIt respected woman AMI
her fHra
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civil Case FILED.

"Wednesday. in common pleas court.
John =. Moore brought suit AGAINST the
Wheeling Traction company for $1,000
damages. PlaintiN claims that he was
"A passenger on one of the defendant
cars. September 3. 1913. and as he was
changing his seat because OF cigarette
smoke which was offensive TO him, he
vas knocked violently TO the grouno
from the running board by an upright
post and his mouth was bruised. two
teeth loosened. his side and back were
bruised ana his nervous system shocked
and weakened. Wherefore he asks
damages In the sum OF $4,000. Fred
Snriggs OF Bellaire. Is the attorney for
Dlaintiff
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Concrete Work call
HE c. g. KIMBERLY CO.
SChTulbach Building
Crusbsr Resumes.

AFTER a. five weeks lay or during
which time extensive repairs ard i'm
rruNeueuts We're made. TIE Wheeling
short Line StuIe company has again re-
Slued OPERATIONS a. the plant on Rey-
AIMS liilI. A. present several teams
are 20 work hauling tie crush 81 rock
TO High street Fulton. where the ROAD
1. meLrg nlcaMl mL.aI-
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The last fad rites over tho remains
n tire late Mrs Maria Dietrich who
passed away at her home No. % South
WABASH street sunday. were held YES
tefdH} afternoon af % go o'clock at the
place of death. Following the scrvIces
which were in charge ~ Rev preuss
the body was Inferred ln Greenwoood
cemetery.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
MarrtaEs Licenses.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o.. Dec 1O.-Jas
J. Rankin, age 40. or Cadiz. o.. and Mary
Daniel. age -. OF Bannoek. Rev Plum
meg officiating.
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~ a recent meeting OF the EaCls lodge
~ Elm Grove officers for the year OF
'Hl4 We're elected a. follows. Physician.
". VI. leiti cord. trustee, f.lie " inter-
secretary. n. v. Springer. inside guard.
Harry Waterproof. outside guard. Clevs
White. treasurer. GEORGE AIcCausland. .
chaplain. Samuel yelling. president
Henry Blum. vice president Frauk
Amos
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City G
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized pay stations:

Company's Office, corner 18th q
Chaplino Street, wheeling. w. va.
tank OF Fulton. Fulton. w. Va
Tae First National Bank. Elm Grove.
West Virginia.
State Bank OF Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Pay your electric light, water and
gas bills at the most convenient pay
station c. ID. JUNKINS. Treasurer
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chrisf0r as-Boys' Fur Gloves. Iona
cuffs Csc $50. MeFAODEN's.
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Hnrshran obsoouIos.

Wufd was rccoiVeI IN me CIV vester-
Haywood and Warwood Iutbersn
church, 90 Tho eject that HIS father
vnose home ir in Springfield. o. died
YESTERDAY morninr following a brief M
ness. No funeral ARRANGEMENTS nave az
yet been made
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers. or Bel
laire. were the guests OF friends here
TUESDAY.
Mrs. r. Wilson and daughter. Mrs.
otto Glffen.. returned from a business
trip 10 New York Wednesday.
Attorney and Mrs. James Rees were
at Wheeling Wednesday on business
Messr~. Carnahan, OF Bellaire. Cough.
or Pittsburgh and Bond. OF Steubenville.
representatives Of the Carnegie Steel
uesday.
Court Bailin John Cook was at
BridgeviHe, Pa. the first OF the week
ON business.
Attorneys Y. ". Schertzer and G. g.
Scdgwlck OF Rellaire, were here on
legal business yesterday.
walter Whitman. Of New Philadelphia
vas calling on friends IN town Wednes-
Miss Helen Dorer returned TO her
home at Bcllaire "wednesday after n
eteasaut visit with Miss Lima Berue
Stellars. OF this place
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Realty Transfers.

From the Belmont Land company 10
W. \. Williams. tract OF land in Cole
rain township. consideration, SO.
From Eliza Heotherington to Costan-
go Allietta. tract OF land in Bellaire:
consideration. $500.
l. Rlon. tract OF land In Bellaire: con-
sideration. 81.
From J. c. Walters ct al. to Leo
Schwob. tract OF oil land in Smith ana
Washington townships; consideration.
$500.
From l.. a. Stonebraker ct al. TO Leo
sch wob. tract OF oil land in Smith town
ship: consideration. $500
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LOCAL WOMAN DIES
In WASHINGTON
NHS. HELEN LAr-E GEsHY PAasrs
AWAY Aztec SHoRr nLNESS
Was Former Resident OF This city.
Graduated 81 Local High
School IN 1909.

Word was received yesterday from Ia
coma. Washington. stating that Mrs.
Helen Lane Giesey. formerly OF Wheel
ing. died after n three weeks siege OF "A
complication Of diseases following child
birth.
Mrs. Giesey So the daughter OF DIR. T.
w. Lane. who was pastor OF the Fourth
street Methodist Episcopal church. in
this city. a few years ago. During her
residence here. Mrs. Gicsey attended the
Wheeling High school graduating I'm
June, 1909. Mrs. GIescv has MANY
friends here. both in the church ami
community
The husband. Rev. Earl NJ CIesey. IL
the son OF NJ. +. Giesey. architect or
TINS city. Rev. and Mrs. Giesey were
married In August, 1910. at Tacoma.
they spent two years together al Ros-
ton. Mass. while Mr. GIesey wa taking
his degree at the Boston Theological
seminary. Since July. 1912. they nave
been stationed at Algona, Wash. where
Mr. Giesey had charge of the Methodist
episcopal church. At the last meeting
OF the Conference. they were sent to
Tacoma. wash. to take the Passionate OF
one OF the Methodist churches OF tina.
city.
Mr.. Glesey's mother left for Tacoma
last week. Her presence will he "A great
comfort TO her son In this very sad ex-
perience.
The funeral will be held Thursday az
ternoon at 2.3O O'Clock. from the rest
dence of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. L. w.
Lane.
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christmss-Men's $3.50 Bath Robes
and slippers for s4.ea
McFADDEN's.
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Mrs. John Hunt.

The death of Emmiline. wife OF
John Hunt, occurred Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the family resi-
dence In West Liberty. The deceased
was about sixty-seven years of aga
and was highly respected residen.
OF West Liberty all OF her life. she
had been In poor health for nearly
two years and for the past several
months had been confined TO her bed.
Mrs. Hunt r. survived by her fus-
band and son. George Hunt, of
Woodlawn and the following sisters
and brothers: Mrs. William Schener-
lein OF the Island. Mrs. Priscilla Nor
ris of Martins Ferry. o.. Mrs. Rose
Lazear OF West Liberty, Mrs. Amelia
Long, or Pine Grove. W. Va: Mr..
Kate McFadden OF Williamstown, W.
Va; Mrs. Retta Shields OF near Point
Pleasant, o.: John Biggs OF West Lib
erty and George Biggs OF this city.
deputy assessor of Ohio county.
The deceased was a consistent
member of the West Liberty VI r.
church. The body Will be removed
today TO the home OF her son at Wood
lawn, from which place the funeral
VIII be held Friday. Arrangements
have not been completed. hut inter
ment viii be in Greenwood cemetery.
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christras-Neekties In fancy boxes,
25e. 29e, 5Oe. McFADDEN'S.
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&C. u. Stricklin. Progressive candi-
date for County Superintendent Of
Free Schools. Your support and in.
nuence respectfully solicited"
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Importer. Breeder and Teacher
Bell Phone 27s-J. National 2a9-J
% sixth Street. near walnut.
MARTINS FERRY, o.
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Buck.
Toy NJ p church. EdRwood. Will give q
supper and hazalr this evening IN the
basement ~ the church Tables for the
st'. OF dolls candy, aprons. pastry and
fHnrf WORK have been arranged. In the
evening ice cream hot chocolate. coffee
and cake will also be sold. The sale
will continue an afternoon and evening.
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Special Prices on Groceries every
SATURDAY. J 0. HOHNSEE Prompt
delivery Both phones. decl In
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chrlstmas-Soeks and Neektle Sets
In boxes, 4Sc. MeFADOEN'S.
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FOR SALE
500
FINEST DAY AND NIGHT
SINGING CANARlES
c. w. ARBAUCH

Guaranteed the best on earth. Ch
females. cages. seeds. song food.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Patterson Suggestion ndeet.ng.

Patterson voters met at the town
nan last evening FOR the purpose OF
naming candidates for the coming
election. The meeting was called 10
order AT 7.3O o'clock and Charles Kline
was selected chairman and Jack Prath-
er. secretary. Candidates were named
as follows:
For Mayor-Samuei Chase w. A
Harris. W. ID. Campbell. and J. a.
Campbell.
- For Recorder-J. ,. Ferriu. James
Keller and Hanford White
For Commissioned Black. Lem
Scott. John Winters. Ellsworth Miller.
Henry Snyder. Louis Simfus Hrlce
sloan. J. a. Grandstaff. r. ID. LeBarin.
charles McConkcy, }. W. Doughcrty.
william Millcr NJ. 3 johnson. George
Gontzcr. Isaac Sligcr. Edward Fox
iiicen Hughes. r. ". Gittlngs. ". :.
Trainer. pr. y. NJ Houston. Charles
Porter and NJ. n. Frantz
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Copyright 1912. by Dcad. Meed 4 Co..
'vNorsIs or pRrCIprSa CHAPreRs.

,rTNUIHIs VF VKECkHINU CHNFTEWS,
CrsiG Kennedy u q srientst Who sol,cs crime
mysterisw along absolutely original ilnrs <ss,d'
Aied with him in his rc>carJp, h. Walter Jame.
sn, New York newspsper man tsho narrstsr me
storyl. One morning. as he was about to start oa
/. holiday, kcnDeiy receive. a message FROM hts
ireni Tom Langley besstns him 70 cons ct
where TOMS hAri drinkins un,le i.ewr Langley.
hs, be.n found deI In the library Of his hoHse
kernedy aud Jameson a. tho station with fur
Their details Of the mysterious tragedy. ~ the
dad mans win Tom and Grsce Langley were
10 10 the chief hcirs but NO will can lie found
Lswis's brother James and . d. tor named Buf.
rington also at the camp. Kennedy secrrty
senas Tom for soms test tubes. Then No mskss
microscopic tests ~ the hunting coats worn y
TIE ,suJus ylss,a Washing each coat with .
0lt solution. he orders Jameson To put the soiu'
ton into labelled glasses.
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him that he doesn't care y know hsr
any Longer.
A Gift Of Jes0elry.
II. NJ" writes: els It proper to pre.
sent to . girl jsweiry which has been
returned by former sweetheart?'
II would b better taste not to do %.
"a 3. writes: rs u advisable for
. giri OF twenty-thres to marry q man
Of thirty.nvsf The two love each oths.
dsvotedly."
Then let them marry. althoush thsir
chances Of happiness might bs greater
II nsy were nearer the same aSa
~. D." writes, II an . young sir,
about 20 leave my homo town. I In.
tsnd 10 make . farewell gift to two
sri friends, and should Ike to 70.
member their bro her also. What shsu
! Hvs himi"
1t's not At oil aecessary TO make him
any present, but II you ins.st on doins
20 choose some simple thing like q book,
~. y" wttssI "A Girl told mo that
tho young man who has been attentive
to me was saying unkind things abou,
me, ! believed her and refused 10 speaN
to him. Now ! have found that she
lied, What shalt ! dor"
White the young man q nste of o.
plsnstion. and don't believe trouble
makers % easily nsxt time
Il. g." wr4tssi y have known 4
young man only . few months. Would
1t be proper for me 70 90 to . party
with himf"
Yes. yeu ars sure the party 10 .
rsaRestAAlo N&AAA
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00OVnS6t, WA y To ~ ~
a LovH.LrT vale whsrs the Sersam-
n let's stray1ng
4 \ Down ~ tie hAWthorn's blossom
crush
'Ns fairy-tims wosa he vesaA's -
NayinG.
Over de grasses soft winds are Saying
And, thro' the rose trees blush.
Nurmurins. tsndsriy! sh.ah-husAi
Purple blooms shoot across ne heather.
Cowslips dart thro' the hedeerows gay,
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Eis Salary.

,ust wsis-unnl 10 49, made his
49, ~ all WRONG.
THS Fisft sort Of giri wants 10 have
asn, susoesd ~ we'll ~ shsrs In hls
se6S6i, Dna IL much happier BY his
"a sven IT, she has to saduss diseour-
gSlMsAI and stsuEgia than she 10 poksd
4 vi the corner TO walt I'LL hs's fought
u 'AEht ~ himself. The tkO OF them
s!ll snaay sood fortune I'll the mere tor
sSfsng !lI.fortuns together.
T'1," writes, ~ vas angry with a
vVns ynaa for long time, but spoke
Q him the Other day and now ] aud
hat ! ears Tor him after all, How eaA /
IN hts lovef"
You must ,ast he good friends wih
I'm and perhaps he will come to love
~
~, A." writes Must q young man
p his hat TO lady who has refused
h dance with HIN after he has taken
IW ~ 4 ballv"
IAy0 ~ ss~sasss AAs ~ sasadsa
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Farmland Slsams WIN a smsraid
feather.
Thrushes ana blackJbirds sing to6sthsr
Starting at break o day
On. It's he charm Of IN Irish Nayi
And now. when msmorys rosy siassss
Bring back scenes With . glow that
cheers.
Radiant saimpsss Of mountain passes.
Golden fursss and waving grassss
Gesnmsd With the mornings tears
All, me. the distance Of seas and years!
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Some Of the Good Stories Of the Day,

rob moi" sputtsred the Indignant Guest. He lad
The nerve - charge - % osss sas 3 plate o.
tsipsf'
That IL the corsses price," said ths manager
soothinsly.
The diner sysd hin for . moment IN acton.
shnnt. why. you bis burs'ss." 10 ysllsd.
'Sou eeusdnr tots % cssss' vssth q uipsr'--
Saturday Evening Pne
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~ o~sr the dun
quality displayed
voice. AZ the msged nob'eman Fred Walton was little than
.
Miss Juaa Fletcher pleasing and fairly
the aahng seemed ready to dash out
. .
Ferdinand
3 and
4
brunta 49, ~
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tAs hin ee tsrs. which was serAAss just - ~eA
for his psaD a nind. Instead - thought q IN
shsapae article q illli,s sood tAat - knsw any.
sAins aSeu, With M Hips; end In - called
ths wuit1 ed TIA Nm y h1ng IN - 0e0
4 61ps.
TAs vaier SsuugA& HIN Q s.eis Dst1a q
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O. : 2 T.. : : MAJ ~: !:
~ 10 wait I'm.
I'll he 10 financially
veil OF before he
marrtssS
! DO not think %.
OF course q man
should not propose
marriage to . girl
unlsss be - able 70
support her In .
certain degree Of
comfort. But the
Asa that he muAt
~aCe-AAA thae -.
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A. for the story. It couldn't have been
more uninteresting II 1t had been writ
ten BY tho press agent
Can't you imagine. . character described
- - noblsmsn heavily mortgaysd"f
OF course you cant You mag also b
able 70 EuesA without undue mental
straan. that the son Of this familiar
character doesn't marry the daughter Of
the sslf.mads man who has the bass
part, but instsaa rum Oh with Q little
friend doomed to . large fortune In the
last act To make matters more com.
plicatsd the French story az this BE-
wudsrdng romance was from the Ger
man. with An american adaptation" BY
Harry B. Smith. Tue latorsd T. y and
dismal humer Of NJ. AmttA ;0aAo ~
hours seem like years. A. chs lats dsv
Of the season I hate % AD1par uakanAly
disposed toward MY Atelss Tsisn4" ~
there u NO denying thas this,se-Salise
musical farce proved hsth old-fashsoasd
and stupid Oocasionally thees Wa B
whiff Of music that oazno IKE breath
Of fresh air. and from dine 70 time that
venerable conductor. A. Dc NovelliA
brought the orchestra down With .
crash. but long before he Performance
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A Chance.

I ovELY lady Omitted iats . ooass,,ao.al
l. eonvsrsstiea the saAss sStsnooa, go
Timothy wosdruf told q Mn. Iv.as
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time Ars. Smith. Ike her ohun, Mn. Jonss,
had 1arhsa. Naturally tAas talk svsntsau1
drilled IN that direction.
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setting married. too. I tf4ak ~ ssosthiss
about II In III .swspapsn."
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Telegraph.
The Tripe Market.
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~ ths etsGS na6s Q nissaks s.l asuppsd
snts sus Of The nsst sspsnstvs rsstsuzsats
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CHAPTER VIE.
(Conunucd.D
"SDOnfaneOUS Combustion"

HE next day was spent mainly
In preparations for the jour
ney TO New York with tho
body OF Lewis Langley. Ken
E@ nedy Nas very busy on what