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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
Application FOR -anchlSe.
Notice.

Notice.
Noti'e j. hereby sItrh that an applica-
non has te-n flied 10y tue city a Elm
rF"Nc Railroad Company. a corporation.
WIN lie council of the Town oI F..ttc!-
+'H quo ''untN. West virginia. for "A
IidH't a." CO.. a." privilege 81 Occur yIns
certain streets. roads ami alleys within
ihe ,urpuidt~ limits Of said town. hy the
stii tlty a him Grove Railroad COM
laEy. for the construction huiid,nr. cree
ION. op"TdtIon and maiat"Iaucr thereof
"i crfiain water system 4n,iudinS
mans. pipes. c"uu'rt.Hs lines and ap-
Vil'nces, a. well a. for the cnBStrl ton.
erect" operation and uaiuttnauD- 81
on '4''tiir irHt system. including poles.
VIE" ana necessary appliances together
Win the necessary CONNIE, lions At inter
-rrt on~ % streets 81 both sAid water
- stem aud sid electric li=at system
winch % ~ 9iupp~"d to ronHtrust erect
tid 10" nis,.u -aIt water svrt-n- mains
I''9,'. or nc lions aud appliances ami
res AMI "Ppi ar..s see ~ follow. to-
Betinu.n- o.. a. 7o.n. at tfs fn;.rseo.
Ton 20 kfAr"' stree; ana Howell IT. cuu-.
ilrtrr fauu.r- 600 a. wsgtst.N direction
allows said itpss.f INs.tr. fn v.btf il
Hn1N as hts Wa"eiiEg roe airi he
s."p'i f.r" ff fI' - 10 900. %. -, ti,.n 81
s'iI htu-cr street and Hot,.u arc..le.
a'tf lIfi " flur aG Iu sufIfIsrlg fftrer-
Ton along snIi kIugst street o. IT,. ne
70. con avenue. uIrffr' in a westerly di-
i''i.'n ai"r- sail iaftr-..on attuun g.
TO Jaws ".-t i.'f,r aIrnr sad ilat ~
f''} .h nor ti"riy direction Co. t.f IN
,-' Won 30 tf.a I.a'fe alley FuI sNte-
more ''cuH". fI'n s lr 90 westerly dlre,-
ln''te' i."f . t sad sycamore utguu. rnd
'.h" Hi't. .He. e DO MORT. q , ...ior-
section of s.i4 i.iue Ili,y arI Iaafcnse
10y. it'h'r u 900 "ssf-fly direction.
.I'nr 'i' l..' 90 -afl Lawrence alley g.
'n" ~ +~. 'r o. .ud I.nwrcrte Htter
% H.H III o.. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
CUBAN CHESS CHAMP
SUFFERS FIRST LOSS

. MIN WORN. Feb Jose Il. Cana
nidhcd. ihr 'uUaH chess champion. at
~ winning ten ~tsalEht games ia th,
National Chess Masters Tnuru.,,uet,.
Sustained bis mr. loss TO-DAY. meeting
n' ledt al tn" hands "f Ch,I4lcs Jan. ~
lnlS CITY lie sun has ! point and 81,
ralf ahead. however. mi ,.ul.,t a. d.,
hid 10" whit" side ct - 'uuhl. "a, i.t..z
-s''iiilr'd % pawn at the twentieth ut.,N i.
t' tpmpl'atc iulti"rs and held tho tIt,f."-
Iaud until tho tWenty-niuth mos. vL.r
- Tell INT" 20 trap and admitted d.f.,t
at th' thirty-nTst move.
MHi~tdlI LtupW- v hitakcr aud
- thcr~t"tu defeated Tcueuwury.l KIM.
M"ri i~on. AMI Zagol"ou. feSuertiV.l.
huUChth ard StIpfer drew The T.tli,.rt-
Sicln- ChtJc- contest Wa. .slfuuIr.d
Ih' following I'D Isutusd games Viii
o." PLAYED of tomorrow thtIa--I.,t.,w
~ ana MHtHhall-W iifaksr from tho
ninth round Marshall NisfftS.u f,,,,
tu" tenth round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
SKATING TOURNEY

CHRlSTlANlA. Feb . The Inter.
national Skating Races here TO-DAY.
the Russian lppolitow won tho 1000
metres event In : minutes a. Ito sec.
ends. Mathieson the Norwegian
champion. Won tho 1900 metres in .
minutes - Lilo seconds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
SEVERAL CONVERTS
Secured at EvanseIistie Meeting Con.
Quoted at Coierain Last Evening
by Personal Workers.

NJ another impressive evangelistic
meeting conducted in the W. c. 7. L.
hail az Colerain last evening nineteen
conversions were secured. bringing
the total number secured during the
psf two weeks mp to ffty-oue. The
meeting was in charge Of five mem
hers Of the Personal Work League of
the local Y. VI. G. \. and was largely
attended. over 2O0 persons Of that VI
cniiy being present. Another service
VIII be- held next Sunday evening.
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wilson's Attend chnrch

cent elect NIir"fi. accompanied tt Sir.
" ti~"r and the Mo- Jessie and
t-l"tn'f " -ui. attended fiI. ,nfuurftt-
Son srrtice ibis morning Il tI. F.t.t
, '-tf T. rtHr church After fI. arf..,.s
90" governor -tnri-d iu t1. ttafihffta
p" rtaF" hands With % Iuiuiis- .r
"reurs ~ fNs congregation % va
= q" s"r"nd ti.u" sine" hi- election trtt
~ has ATTENDED services 90 hIa .vn
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03

Wife-Why did you tell the Baisons
mat you married me because / was
such good cook. when you know |
can't boil potato?
Hubby i had 10 make some excuse
my dear. and | didn't know what else
10 say'-london Opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALg OF rAADE-A good seven
. room horse and two lots. with wells.
barn. shaueD lawn. arr. other improve
ments VIII sell ct.eap. or trade for .
small :er-l. Address Charles ". Miller.
Cameron. ~. Va ia-a2-tf
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FOR SALE

For street. near 18th. out or an hieu'
water.
\ modern seven roomcd residence.
Stone foundation. everything hra'.
9 lass IN al detsila Owner leavinI
city. Look this W. Can be mad .or
5000. Less than actual value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
VERY IMPRESSIVE
WERE SERVICES
HELD YESTERDAY OVER RE
MAINS OF LATE CHRISTIAN
kAlBITZER.
Funeral OF Late Louis Eailer Takes
Place This Afternoon-Other
Obituaries.

The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late Christian Kalbitzer one of
the oldest German residents and prom
inent meat packer and business man
of this city, who passed away at the
family home last Thursday morning.
following a lingering illness caused by
a complication OF diseases. were held
from the late home On South Water
street yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
The services. which were largely
attended by business associates and
the many friends of the dccea sed.
were conducted by Rev. y l.. Rasche.
pastor of ST. Paul's German Independ-
ent Evangelical Protestant church. OF
which the deceased was "A consistent
member. Following the services the
body was laid to rest in Mt. Zion
cemetery.
Henry kalbitZcr. John Ks.Sitzer.
John Fisher. Percy Fisher. Louis Fish
er and Charles lIcimbricht. all neph-
ews of the deceased. acted as pallbear.
ers. During the services several Of
the favOTlte hymns of The deceased
were rendered by q mixed quartette.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
LOST

Losr-N gold vat,I either iu No orsy
HrH 1n cent Store ur 80 ~tous <
Thomas initials O.. o. ou rs-k US
1'trH-e leave go Intelligence anH rer.ivs
reward Fa.Fu-f
BcsT-ilioNn paradise plume on Wed.
rf~'rN January .ff nu t'nupInf MAJ.
kFf Fourteenth cor IN Scrniufra .n nufff.
ire Liberal reward " returned Co this
ofiIDe. lA-lt-A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BertsSt1y

OwL0~L .t.-CfO1 s.f.O
ARTLhiAl EMsALMER,
iiS2 sno ii24 Es'n street
Calls Answered Ia. or wight
Store Phones So.
VIC l. ~ rtschy. !ell Phone 1882 X
6. .! Nertschy. Nat Prone t22sv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
Halter Obsequies.

The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late Louis T. Halter. Sr .
whose death occurred at the family
residence. Poplar avenue. Woodlaw n.
on Friday morning. following 4
lengthy Illness caused b. heart
trouble will be- held from the lstc
home this afternoon 81 $50 o'clock
The deceased was a sfdunch member
of the German Evangelical church.
and Rev. William Ulfcrt. the pastor Of
the church. will have charge Of the III.
neral services.
Albert Bauer. Raymond Baue.. otto
Cott"ll. Earl Naceclc. Conrad Hirsch
and Mir. Gale. all former business as
sociatcs Of the deceased. will act as
pallhcarers. Following out the request
of the d"aceaSed. no pomB nor music
viii b" connected With The services.
which vii b. simple iu the extreme.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

IpTf.t. BOTHWEt.I
Atlantic CITY y
virginia Ave -esauu house from
steal i'is. highest STANDARD tu Cuisine
Fuf .efNic.. modern appointments
i.u. klrf y q y H. IiBTIN Eli.
GALEN YALL.
lf"t"i aus -Hl.tlr.4lI Atlantic tffv Ne1v
Jersey NJ ittUl p.a.e for q long pr snort
~fHF STONE. trftk AMI steel ruIIdfng.
lfuFfua 81 suite With hot AMI cold sen
wYtrr ~ TrI.at. baths font, ami stfa-
fIt' t'.tfIs aud Treatments With tfafneI
Dol. rnU .4nfs Lessons % EI~kefrr ana
W'tvluc. g. j. Young. G"ul Nance
|t..I-ff
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HELP.

WAdTED-Girl to help with general
HouSework on the farm. Good home
LOT rignt person, Address Box No. ~,
Irl3Ie!ItlIa. w. Va. X. -. No. . ,s-2a-
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Bruemmer & HiIdebrsgd

4uastHs DIRECTORS sad kns sImsrs
Nofuef Ntfact ant 1wsufy -aerout ~fs
TslsDtones 2Ss. "a IN ...s ana N ait
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
Suburbs

4 beautiful modern. A. homo notr
Wheeling PARK. with about ono aero
OF ground Has % rooms and is iu
Tho very best 81 condition Bath. hot
end cold water. electric light u ai. o
BINS in connection a good barn Terms
p" suit purchaser For further yartlc-
ulare SOC OIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
Wanted-Male and Female Help

LEARN Swedish Massage Terms r,a-
sonable. Diploma. Particulars I,ro-
feSsnr Nhneli. care Intelligencer film
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS for sale.
% good i've manufacturing town Of
tur1rruu. W W Nillard ruuW. tabies
lts- fnurHuf With 10 furn ai.et roufffs
" 900 sell r- trade for other property
Nsason Am COINS into the oil business
i~uuife ~ address.
o. \ NENNO
i.1s-h.v.r cameron W Va
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WANiEIJ-MSle fielp.
WAHTED-I, ocomofiya ftr.r,.,, =

WAnTED-Delivery boy for drug store.
Odinns Pharmacy. 10th and Jacob.
fiji
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-03
More Moisture is
Predicted for Week

sa4A as feh G-In aaatlazs ara
ta1- d1g ths eml1g Hs4k tsmssf.
ar1ras ul - near tH sezso-a av-
eraEs Il AZ parts q sha a511srF. VITA
rsl Distributed grs asati1n. aesors-
E = tAa weather a lst
4 2-r--zaas thar Haw o7rsrs tie
southwest saTs tAs salenn. viii
z1rs sos..ezssp8 trrssg tts
gfs1i central TalisEs Mca1ay a. WE'D
1ssaBy THIS disturbance WIZ eansa
gszsrai rzins ara sasEs Morazr L.
tas soatA~sst AID Monday and Tuss
dag ihrcug1out he region between lbs
NiEzEsip VALLEY ara ths Aaza.ss
east
another disturbance wl'i appear Ia
f1s tar wesi ahsat WEDNESDAY. move
eastward orsr tas maaals Eesr mars
aay cF Friday and TIE eastern states
near .ha close et tAs wesk Ths dis
tlrazncs ali y ztts15e5 s. Esnsrzi
pfe-igiatlo1 zzd wa IL al p-obsss-
ity terminate ire prolonged period o.
try weather = ihs Paclne sgates- A
eaazss 20 considerably aol5ar weather
VIII orerssrsad IRE no-rhrestern
states ae1u Th1rsdsr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-03
Two Killed
IN A PANIC
THEATRE
Excited Crowd Irampie
On Each lther--lnly
Slight Blaze
IAzH Tastes Press

--e. 4 s
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LIBRARY BULLETIN.
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Rsesat sasinsus o, u0a-fetoa.
Adasns-A Ns~ Coas1isnes and II
Anaezt Era
Baksf--Raes Improvement a. a..
gszirs
Bzris.t-FaniIlar oa1.a.loas
BraHzlse-cAasae.er B1la.ug Ia
o
B5yani-Hox sa Ten stories to car
ssa
Blfragsls-T.ns and Change
Ianes-Iaiks e Teachers q Pys1a-
oiosy
L7rea-Era af tAe Fre1ea Rsrsla.
M
NecsrAF-TAs aEoatessor system
suift-Eeuth aza tha Race. "A study
E r. sagsssoiosy of zselesosuoe1
W4os WAo e. Ame1i
Magazines and periodicals. reesivea
g. re usrsfY
szsrza BaF
American Magazine ggih5
Csztary
Chsutsnauan
caFrsnt oalnlon- tsuseassur TO Cur
rsas Literature
Dslasater
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, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. .
, Complied By shs orssy County =
Asstrzst cc~psny. ff2 =
As-ah Thirs Street >

= : > , 49, $&$&&# $50
lirelce p cfsrket ana wlse 70 T.
2. Asl1sG z1 s. Es eaIf-
81 NE SLY esls-z. lets ls ls
"a W Sc s11as acres lot a. sW
SE 1857 ST Nw Nw sw evTv s..
81 5le NE sE S NW Sc 81
SIS IA = 81 NJ, NE sE NE u.
ss sW NW ~ A Sc wv. sE SE
NW = sH Sc sW Sc NJ. s A
sW NE MI ST M sW NE Ne +
8 NW SE. Sc NW XIV as s n
SE nv s sE Sc sW
Ne sM NJ SHs SIS sW les. S.
sW sW z++s " = Sc sW 1885. S
= NJ NJ ssss. sly NE. S Sc
NE 81 "a sE sl NE sW NE a.
s-s sW NW sW 1851. NE 81.
NW Sc. sW NV sE w sly Sc 81
s-l. S Nw sw NW sw, N Sc
SIT. SN sW. s 81 sW. wv WV
SE S. 81 sEl4 q 81 81 ss
S b nv sW s. NW NW sw. Il
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Is s1 NJ Nw ssss sslsse
Geo. G. Howard 10 sane 12-aaii.
Ss-e2s NW NE sw NW 81 SIX
NE +. s NE sW 5 NW is-s-.
NE 81 s. 1919 acses ioi s. section y.
81 1917 acres lot Is WIs1s acres 10.
Q 1853
Edward L Team 20 IS. q. B.ars.
i-i4-i2 s4aoa sW 1-4 1s-lA7. NV
- s2-19-1 n sW 3.le7
Laura NsNus@ and husband IS
cAzrles F. Harris t24ls szo lot
ie sleek q. Cniekasba
Joan G Lewis. sheriff to M. 2. Court
ney. lz-l- NW l4 zs5S
Loua whit ard vae 70 John
Citizens. I-zsf2 s iot IS. block
"a. Amber
"A g Hitchcock to g. ~. sIuniora
le.i2-i3 81 i1ss 1915. block q. Uni
TsFslig Heights addition 70 Caiekasha
= g Han ana wiie to q. 81 cagegi
2-i-is. ys1a. i-s interest II y sa fss-
sots AZ IS g. block Is chiekasaa
William II Naaswofih and Rife. 10
EiEood g Rasne. i@ls slM q
feei r. !, bi3sk ias. cai1kasaa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-03

laa1s S % better medicine made
io5 colds than Chambsrlaihs Cough
ReMsaT i acts "a natures plan. r.
heFea tas lungs. opsHs tie secreiaoas.
sa4s eEfeeEQEa4ns. and restores the
system p hezithx condition F1r
SAW a5 30 aaaiesz.- Adr. dEa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-03

Have your plursbing done By
practical Plumbers ard in &C.
c0rdancs with city plumbing or.
dinanee Poor workmanship
cost more in he long run. Es-
tsmatas eheerfally furnished.
Satisfa1ticn guaranteed. Phone
your troubles 20 Sal
Roy English
Evening journal., 1913-02-21
is POSSESSION
OF STOLEN GOOD
LARCENY EVIDENCE?

To allow Assistant City Solicitor
Lynn time to produce proof that
stolen property found in a persons
house is sufficient to warrant their
being detained or tried on a charge
of larceny, the charge of larceny
against Margie Cornish. colored, was
continued in City Court today until
tomorrow Margie was represented
by Philip J.. Garrett. who pleaded not
guilty for her Thomas G Washing
ton. storekeeper at 3 and Buttonwood
streets. accused Margie Of taking four
crisp one dollar bills from a bin in
his store. No one saw Margie take
the money, although Washingtons
three daughters told Of hearing some
one enter the store Kesiah Frazier
told of seeing Margie leave as he
entered the store last Saturday morn
ing
Mrs. Georgianna Washington told
of finding the money in Margies home
in the presence Of Margie's mother
Mr.. Lynn declared this was sufficient
evidence on which to hold the girl for
court, but as the court wanted to hear
the law on the subject. the case went
over
Evening journal., 1913-02-21
REJECTED BY
HKERS, FATHER
WILL SPANK SON

NEW YORK, Feb 21.-But for the
suffragists' hike. Roy b. Trolson. n
years old son OF Thomas Trolson the
veteran chief engineer Of Hanover
National Bank Building. probably
would still be a welcome member Of
his family and his chances, however
small, OF marrying Miss Helen Berg
mark, Of Philadelphia. would be bet
ter than at present.
Last reports of young Trolson, sent
on by the walking war correspon-
dents, was that he was still In the
hike, but that Miss Bergmark, who
also is following General Rosalie
Jones, refuses to speak to him. Troll
son ran away from home and under
an assumed name joined the hlkers
When his real identity became known
the future voters became real angry
at him. and then Miss Bergmarl po-
litely informed him that he was not
welcome In her company.
Papa Trolson, however, looks upon
the situation from a different angle.
He declared this evening that his rum
away boy needn't think he can come
back and be welcomed in the Trolson
family.
since he mas decided 10 run away
and get married he had better shift
for himself for a while and see how
he likes IT, He has caused his mother
great deal Of worry and If | ever
decide to permit him into my home
I'll spank him first
THAT boy certainly does need a
spanking When he ran away | kind
of had an idea that he was thinking
Of getting married and then when /
heard he was marching with all the
ladies who want TO vote. / felt GER
tain that there was a reason for Roy
going away"
do you know Miss Bergmark?"
Il have heard OF her and, from
what ] know. she is a nice young lady.
She used to visit our relatives Twins
on Fourth avenue. Brooklyn"
Trolson made an appeal to be sent
back TO New York. after Miss Berg,
mark had ignored him. and General
Jones sent a telegram TO the father,
but last night he wired the com
mander-in-chief that she needn't
bother about sending Roy back
Evening journal., 1913-02-21
MAY BUILD
ONLY NEW FRONT
TO OLD ST. PAULS

The building committee OF ST. Paul's
r. c. Church last night examined
plans of contemplated improvements
as we'll as a new edifice for ST. Paul's
r. c. Church congregation. The pres
ent ediice has been inadeuate for the
congregation Many OF the church
members want to see a new stone
church on the present site at cost
of 100000
Other members OF the parish favor
increasing the size of the present
church to 1000 seating capacity, and
basement accommodations for $50
persons
The Rev Thomas f. Waldron at the
netting last night stated that after a
conference with Bishop Monaghan ne
favored the improvements and not a
new church. The idea is to bring out
the front of the present building
twenty feet and 10 build the sacrlsties
thirty feet back. a new tower would
be built at the corner of the edition
and the entrance changed
Unless something unforeseen hap
pens today the plans for the building
according to the idea advanced above
will be prepared by Architects ]. and
y. NJ Kennedy. The improvements
will cost about 100000
Evening journal., 1913-02-21
VOTE LOAN In
INTEREST OF MORE
NEW CASTLEROADS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Feb. 21.-Both
branches of the Legislature were in
session until near midnight last night,
during which time the Senate passed
twenty-five bills, while a grist of bills
was reported out of committees back
to the House. Among the important
bills reported favorably to the House
we're the simplifed ballot billt, the
employers liability and workmen' 8
compensation bill. the corrupt prac-
tices at elections bill, and the $500 0-
600 loan for New Castle county for
the further improvement of roads,
and State Public Service Commits
sion bill.
The Republican State COMMITTEES
simplihed ballot bill passed the Sen
ate in the morning but the House
committee amended it so that a bal
lot cannot be cut by writing in a
name in place of that stricken out
The amendment provides that a ticket
shall be cut by marking a cross with
a pencil in front of the name it is de-
sired to vote.
The New Castle county road bill
provides that 100000 of the loan shall
be used to complete links in the State
road to make x continuous improved
highway from the New Castle county
line to the Kent county line, and that
$500 a mile shall be set aside for the
repair of the present improved roads.
Evening journal., 1913-02-21

and feeling thousand times better. -
Miss AMELIA JAQUMLARD, 613 Sew
enth Street, New Orleans, La.
st. Clair, Pa. - " NV mother was
uioTIneu Decduse my PERIODS were sup
pressed and had pains in my back and
side, and severe headaches. had pim-
pies on my face, my complexion was sal
low, my sleep was disturbed. had ner-
vous spells, was very tired and had no
ambition. Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound has worked charm in
my case and has regulated me. worked
in a mill among hundreds of girls and
have recommended your medicine to
many of them. - Miss EsTELLA MA
CURE, 10 Thwing St., Saint Clair, Pa.
There is nothing that teaches more
than experience. Therefore, such let
ters from girls who have suffered and
were restored TO health by Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound should
be a lesson to others. The same remedy
is within reach Of all.
II you want special advice write TO
Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co. (cOnfl-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
Evening journal., 1913-02-21
HUSBAND SAYS
WIFE-NURSE
MUCH MARRIED

Charged with bigamy, Mrs. Matilda
L. Hermann, aged 25 years. alleged
wife of George E. Hermann, and a
graduate nurse of the Delaware Hos
pital, was arrested today by Police
Sergeant Wardle on a warrant sworn
out before City Court Clerk c. Sher-
burne Rice by her supposed husband.
The young woman who is rather pre-
possessive is now at police headquart-
ers and will probably be arraigned
for preliminary hearing in the City
Court tomorrow morning.
According TO the police Mrs Her
man left Mr.. Herman four years ago
to come to Wilmington to become
nurse. She entered the Delaware
Hospital and recently was graduated.
Last Saturday the police say she was
married to Leslie H. Thornton, aged
"a years, by the Rev. ]. H. Crawford,
pastor of Central Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. Hermann told the police today
that his wife was to return to Chesa-
peake City after she had graduated
as a nurse Hermann said that sew
eral days ago he received a letter
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was going to New York City to enter
a hospital there, and remain year.
Hermann's suspicious were aroused
when he saw a marriage announce
ment in one of the Wilmington pa
pers, the name of the woman being
similar TO that of his wife He came
here to investigate, and says he found
that his suspicious were correct, and
he promptly had warrant issued for
his wife's arrest Sergeant Wardie
located the woman on the west side
and escorted her to the police sta
ton. She was attired in the garb Of
a nurse. She took her arrest with
great apprehension, and appears to be
much worried. and refuses to talk
Thornton, il is said, is an auto re-
pairman. He is said to have been
acquainted with Mrs. Hermann about
a year
Mr. and Mrs Hermann. il is said,
had two children, both of whom are
dead
The Rev. Mr.. Crawford admitted to-
day having married the couple He
said Mrs. Hermann told him she was
a widow
Evening journal., 1913-02-21
BRICK HOUSE GOES
BY THE PARCELS POST

Horace S. Allen Of the Alvan Allen
Brick Company. sent by Parcel Post
this morning brick of local manu-
facture to be used in building a brick
house at the Coliseum Chicago during
the Clay Products Exposition which
is to be held February 26 to March 8.
This brick will be one OF $4,000 sent
by parcel post from every brick plant
in the United States to be used in the
construction of this house. which will
be given away and re-erected after
the the exposition
The idea was originated to test the
merits Of the Parcel Post system and
it is certainly a novel one. A record
will be kept Of each brick from the
time the brick is mailed until It is de-
livered in Chicago IN order to see how
speedily Uncle Sam can deliver a
brick house by mail
Evening journal., 1913-02-21
iEsssTfiTirE aT HnfKfSsfNi.

The Farmers Institute held at
Hockessin yesterday, was one of the
best attended and most interesting
held In some time. There we're three
sessions. morning. afternoon and
night, and considerable valuable infor-
nation was impaired to the farmers. by
men competent in their line of work.
Professor HAYWARD of Delaware Col
lege, last night addressed the Insti-
tute. taking for his subject Dairying.
Dr. j. r. Mahaffy a veterinarian,
spoke on diseases of live stock, while
Harry Wolseffer of New Jersey, lee
tured on poultry.
Mrs. Jacob Snyder spoke on preserv-
ing and gave a practical demonstra-
ton Mrs Snyder has become so ex-
pert in this line of work that she is
now in the government employ.