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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
To Meet SUNDAY.

". \. boWIcr Company No 80. INF
form Rana. knights OF Pythias, will
m' - 20 morrow afternoon at 2:2O
o'clock ~ their h'adquariers In the
Fisher building All members are
.i-rn' j. requested 20 attend. as mat
'tis regarding th" attending 81 the
state 'ncampmcuf 10 De- held at
'lara -burc The latter part ~ this
month. VII bc taken up for consider
alton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

team 81 Florence. Will be played this
..t.srn.on on the mil! field and tho SER
i's W ID detsrm IA which OF the teams
= tn strong ~. Il - expected that
the 'ooud game viii I've played next
So i y n t"fnoun at EayIand as new
all PARK mas just been competed at
trat place. The gdme> Will no doubt
draw arEe crowds a. the teams are
eve IS matched
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

81 Matthews Lutheran church. Az
Water street. Eenwood. West Virginia
lteN. Geo. :. Helm, pastor The SER
vices and meetings during the week
VIII nc. Twelfth sunday after Trinity.
class Tor adults. 1890 n IN. preaching
SO vices in tn German language. This
u b. the last service In August. rs
the pastor leaves on the eleventh for
rs vacation. SUNDAY school will be
he'd regularity every sunday ON sun
daN afternoon at o'clock August 10.
the hfst meeting Of tie 81. Matthew
Lutheran Brotherhood Will be held at
tn home of Richard Kroggol ia Bogrs
i,un- u $ the FIRST house ON the right
after you PASS the FIRST fork in the
al. " you take the street car get
on at the tunnel All Lutheran men or
friends OF ;he Lutheran church are
cordially invited to be present
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FIrut M. L. Church.

At tho First ". +. church. corner OF
Third and clay streets. Rev l.. I. Mohn.
laStoT. TIE usual sunday services viii be
held. sunday school At 9.1J a. m
preaching at . 80 a. m. and 30 p. m.
The EpwoTth league will meet at q 80
o'clock and no doubt large crowd viii
be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
Junio- Church Mee,lno POSTPONED

DO" o. Toe fact that tho camp meet.
JOS N"- Jon progress AZ Moundsvilie.
aid lHr many other reasons. the regu-
iIr JUNIOR cIur,h meeting which Waa
.n f.Fn been held lHsf evening In the
basement uf the nov First NJ y.
clutch WAS poucd n is likely
That %" moro meetings viii be- held
.i'I after the ChaWauqua season IS
over
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town tomorrow and violators will be
arrested and heavily fined. Much
comment was heard on the streets
yesterday regarding the steps being
taken by the county officials and IL
will probably be a hard matter 20 Sc
cure drink OF soda water tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. open all
summer: No evening services Morning
service iO:3O O'Clock: Young People =
christian Eudenvor meeting. 6.s5 p. IN.
In the absence OF DR.. G. g. Koontz.
Pcv I. g Ysake, OF West Tihertv FOR
merly assistant pastor for DIR. Koontz
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fhi- VII O." given tlI4 evening on
Ni' s"ri"'v ~ 'rs NcfrrvIia .haref ana
' 'oIif largo crowd VIII be fr st.
."n'fn"' TIC affair VII start al g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
Many % Attend.

large number - local people will
O. ft"rd tie annual sunday school picnic
- TIE Holmes church. w1Iicr viii 10
"li ln Holmes grove TO-DAY. and -e1ersS
VIII driN" ont iu ricF The picnic 10
= ways been q drawn card for reopte
from this vicinity and large rrop.f, n
tcul each year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

I'" fairgrounds baseball fslru vyfI
fIff TIE Inwier Reserves - Trfdgerorf
'' fiI'rfnnu n~f ne flo teams are q, On.
o. INST hNd good came D.. anticipated
." rlu" viii llkelv 10 rl.ved on ina
n'. heln. as the electric lfxff upire 49,
i'i "ceh taken down On Hove q fsld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
Two Mines OF.

The same OIL story. tue SHORTAGE OF
cars. WAS the cause Of both t;ayiorI
mines being IDLE yesterday. but they will
rs~fifu" tn full this morning = Sufficient
cars are or hand The men will receive
leir semi monthly pnv today and quite
o. lursc sum viii 10 paid out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
THE TEACHERS LANTRN.

The Passover was Tho Hebrews
public school IN an axe in which
there were no books or papers. II
was pr.-eminen'iy educativ'. Il
commemorated aLd taught Israel's
history /; emphasized IN scenic
way the deliy eranc' from Egypt II
was designed % provOte IN" ques-
tion. What maaneth this" when
thai question fell from any Hebrew
lads lips. the progress Of tho solemn
festival was stopped and the father
described 20 his son isracls bitter
BONDAGE and the glorious deliver
anance. Il was the faithful
Observance Of This anniversary. more
than anything. else that kept allve
the national aud religious spirit. II
nodded the literature. tho religion.
and the very character 81 the nation.
The feast was 20 be- a social
one. No ono could eat b. alone Ten
was tho smallest nun her that could
observe 90 lawfully T. was 10 be
a communion in which several would
indicat" their common faith and
pledge each other 20 share IN their
common religious responsibilities.
Tho unwriif"n law OF the
Fact is that thore who have once ea'.
On bread together have hy 'haf very
act pledged mutual protection.
even a. p'rll ~ Do. l'-.f II was
suporlativc infa'ny for one. after ea'.
Inr bread with nrofhcr. 20 then 10
tray him Under This figure arosfaey
is described in mo Sev testament.
Headlines for service vas
significantly indicated Lv fio girIed
ioin7. sandled feet. and staff in hand
The Hebrew Uas. Ike OBJ, modern
soldier az attention" and awaiting
Tho order Forward. march" a
fag be- nothing IN ifsen ~ rHaan ~,
~ bunting. bur for 'he impsrilod Of.
izen abroad. fh" rar ~ bis country
F % ro'dly eishf o. is fhe sign -
'f" covenant Under that token bia
rDv"rnmonf aT-rra 90 defend HIs Life
hh'riy md property with all rs
might Th" spafor'd blood wae .us'
another hag Under Thar aim tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Mafwood Presby terrain church. Twcn-
teth street. near Main. Edgar " Da
p.stor. Sehbath school y, $40 ] q
Moon. super nten lent There viii 10.
church until the last Sabbath IN Aug
nst Christian Endeavor meeting Al
200 = IN. The lawn twilight servi e
VIII be held AT 80 These services
9 growing ia interest and ATTENDANCE.
and oil friends in Wheeling as we'll IS
IN Narwood not having their own
There vi ! he some special music SIM
DAY evening and n brief splendid Adj
are -. rhc weekly prayer service for
tie use Of the month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
Arranging for Picnic.

y lumber OF local pcopi" are arr1u--
lnG To hoid basket J. cuIc 1T camp
D." some day IcNt We and the al
fur vii he the higges social event OF
IN s'asOu f.. the people At the cump.
lhh e.. OVID VII g. up early 80 ~.
morning ana the entire daN Will he
scent IN u azure. In the evening q
IN rShm' Hon toast viii b" held Many
oNt "t town people viii be present
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. IS sixteenth street " = NJ
singer. pastor. II Sixteenth street. The
Usual worship for the Eleventh SUNDAY
after TRINITY 1880 a IN. No evening
service sunday school at $40 a n. q
p. Koch the pastor helper. will preach
m tho morning. His subject will be
Men Too the Ministry From "a Young
NAM Point OF View" SUNDAY schoni
at Warwood and at Edgwood at 20
y m Preaching service at Waruoo /
and at EdgwOod at 7.s5 p. m Every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09
LOST

LOST-tioli I.ay.iiisf set with pearls
and garnet hctvccu stop o. and lark
street. On sixth street Reward ~ re-
turned To Is south SIN street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Emmanuel Baptist church. 2s2s Eosr
stiett Pastor. Arden u. Miller. 9:45
q. m. sunday school. Morning preach
lrg service at II o'clock Evening
preaching ~ s:45 Wednesday 7:45 y
m ou- regular time for prayer service
evening II clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

sylvania road as a. Or the machinery
Is cling sent over hat road.
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at Westminster church in Baltimore.
Will preach The topic of the sermon
Will be Christ Weeping Before Jerusa-
lem Rev. Ieakei was recently called
, 20 the West Liberty church A chorus
choir. A r.. Dunn. presenter. will have
charge OF the music at the services.
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First Christian church. Elm Grove:
Preaching services and COMMUNION. 10
10 mas a m: Christian Endeavor. T:l5.
Preaching. o'clock. by Rev. A. T. Cox.
subject. one in Million. Everybody
welcome
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Warwood Christian church corner
u. ch.auu avenue and Seventeenth
street Kesulur geryicas next Lords,
Day. II. l. Mille-. pastor. Iihlc school
~ 9.f5. preaching and communion At
4V-s", preaching at p m Regular
evening al ; b. IN. Lawn Fste Tuesday :
even NIX August 18th on the urnund
Suif"uniihs the cfLrch. Every body
We come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

North street NJ. p. church. Fifth and
Market streets. J. IL Hess pastor An
Hvuncements FOR Sunday, August 10
1913; sunday sch DOL. $50 a m. " A.
wilson. superintendent. preaching by the
pastor AT 1880 a. m. and 7:3O % m.
morning subject The Church's \eed.
evening topic Christ Healing the Dis-
eased. y. m. Epworth League topic
he Opportunity In our Daily Task TO
Honor Christ. Miss Evelyn SCHULZ. lead
er. Wednesday prayer meeting Sn ~
r Cunningham. leader: Friday. Roys'
brigade and choir rehearsal, 5 D. m Seats
attend. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

Zion Lutheran church. Rev. \ l..
Benzc. pastor Twenlfth Sunday after
Trinity. No sunday school or services
owing to the renovation OF the church.
sunday school and services August -.
at the usual hours. conducted by Rev.
y. I. Eenzc August II. 1873. thirteenth
sunday after Trinity: Sunday school at
9:l5 a. m. Germa n English services at
10 20 Il M. DR. Benze occupying the pull
pit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-09

81. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. l+09-i4il Ch.piiuc street. REV
a W. " efd"r. pastor. Rev NJ Sfetf
'r. assistant pastor. The services an.
u 90 tiugs during the week viii b.
twelfth sunday after TriuEy. $50 Il
tEnslish and Cicrmanb: 1890 a IN GO.
man services. Monday evening teach
er meeting. All are cordially Invited
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will be Christ Weeping Before Jerusa-
lem: Rev feakel was recently called
10 the West Liberty church A chorus
choir. A r. Dunn. presenter. will have
charge OF the music at the services.
First Christian church. Elm Grove:
Preaching services and communion. 10
20 il:l5 u m: Christian Endeavor. T:l5
Preaching. o'clock. by Rev. A T. Cox.
subject. one in Million Everybody
welcome
Vance Memorial church. Rev. Charles
II Mcdonald. ID. d. of Asht abula. O..
terian church OF Wheeling. will preach
on next sabbath morning at IL o'clock.
There Will no no evening services on
er services at the usual hours.
Fourth Street VI. r. church. hrst
church south OF Twelfth on Chapiine
street. Sunday school s.l5 a. m. morn
ing worship. 1850. sermon by prof. :.
G. Riker. West Virginia Wesleyan col
lege. Buckhannon. subject. obedience
to Heavenly Vision" Junior league, 30
y. m. Epworth league. $50 y. m. Miss
l.. NJ. Newman. leader; evening worship
73O y. m. sermon by Prof. :. G. Riker.
subject. King Of Kings and Lord of
Lords cordial welcome to all. par
Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. ! IL Leyen.
berger. pastor. The usual services Will
be held sabbath. August 10; Preaching
at 1915 a m. and sabbath school al
$40 IN. The morning service VIII De
in charge az the Personal Workers
First Baptist church. Twelfth and ny
ron streets. r. r. Brinlnstool. pastor
Bible school. 9.l5 a. m. morning service
1880. warwood Mission school. $50 p
| m. even ng service. 1;B Mr.. T. II. Jes-
son. OF Springfield -. Wiz preach morn
ing and evening. MI lesson - one Of
our most popular workers among yourE
men and will delight and heip all who
near him. Welcome to all services OF the
church.
German Meth odist church. Chapl!nS
street. opposite high school. Rev. T. \
Sperkrnan. pastor. SUNDAY school. 9:1F
a. m. Mr.. a. 4 Metzner. superin tenslent
morning service. In German. 10 30
There will he no ccvning service
/ cordial invitation to attend is extended
[ 10 everyone.
ST Paul's Evangelical church. Thirty.
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s. James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel. Elm Grove West Ntrglnin Rev.
N Stcuer. assistant pastor The ser
vices and meetings during the w.,l
viii lee. Twelfth SUNDAY after Trinity.
'.'" a. m. SUNDAY school and Bibl,
CLOSES. II 90 ~. English preachins
services. All Hre cordially invited
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eighth and Wood streets Aur G RaSch.
minister sunday Bible school. SIS a
IN; Enghsh preaching service, 1880 a
m. TEX, Marx 6;Sl. Come ye apart by
efs society "wednesday at p. m
- Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
heisnts. Mozart. Rev. =. c. snyder. pas
Sor. Iweiith Sunday after Trinity. sun
day school $50 a m. chief service.
1910 a m There will be morning SER
vice IN TINS church every sunday during
Ausust Al are cordially invited to
worship with us.
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In the Churches

-. Paurs church. Martins Ferry. the
charse-Twelrth SUNDAY after Trinity
3.l5 a m. sunday school. 10 80 "a. m.
morning prayer and sermon The
knowledge OF God" 1880 2. m. even
song and the fifth Lecture OF the series
regarding the Episcopal church. subject
How and When Shall I BE Baptized?''
Christian Science-Ffrst Church OF
thrtst scientist. 4. -. L. W. auditorium
lll3 Chapline street. Services sunday
AZ II a. m. subject OF lesson. spirit: -
sunday school at 10 "a. m: Wednesday
testimonial meetings at y. m. same
address. Reading room open daily, ex-
ccpt sundays and holidays from ~ m.
10 y m. also on Saturday evenings
from TO o'clock. The public is In
vited TO visit our reading room. No I1l3
Cnarline street and attend our services.
Wayman A. NJ. r. church. Rev. W. O.
Davis. u. II. pastor-lO:45 a m. ser
mon-"And Marian and Aaron spake
against Moses because OF the Cushite
woman whom he had married. for he
had married "A Cushite woman" l2lj
.. m. class meeting. leaders: IA. Davis.
has Farley. John Harris: 23O =. m.
sunday school, -rhe Passover" EN
l2.l-42 Mr.. T. ]. Graham. sup. 7:i5 y.
m. \ q. r.. League. leaders. John Har-
ris. 1.t5 p. m. What new tactics must
the Church use TO be Progressive
strangers and the generous public are
always welcome Praye rmectins sun
day morning at 6.oo o-oIocK. c. Farley.
leader.
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St Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-26
JACKSON DAIuES ISSUE
TWO GIGANTIC EDITIONS
Daily News Comes Out with 152
Pages, and Clarion Ledger Fol-
lows with 216.

Two of the largest newspaper
editions ever published in Missis-
sippi made their appearance in
Jackson last week whentheNews
and Clarion-Ledger get out their
annurl State Fair numbers.
The News came out Thursday
afternoon with 152 pages, and the
Clarion-Ledger beat itsenterpris-
ing neighbor by appearing the
following morning with 216 pag-
es. Both papers are splendidly
arranged from a Typographical.
viewpoint and are filled to over.
glowing with high-class adver.
tisements and well selected read
ing matter.
The special edition of the Clar
ion-Ledger is issued not only il
honor of the fair. but celebrates
the seventy-ffth anniversary o
that paper. and an interesting ar
ticle is a history Of the public a
tion and Of the men who hav'
contributed to its success.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-26
.RINGLING BROS.
MAY WINTER HERE
Worlds Greatest Circus is
Seeking New Location, and
May Select Columbus.
INDUCEMENTS ARE FINE.
Letters Telling What we Have
to Offer Already Mailed to AL
RinslEs- the Manager.

Learning that the Ringling
Brothers. owners of the largest
circus in the world, have about
decided to abandon their present
headquarters in Baraboo. Wiscon-
sin, and seek Southern location,
Col. Jno. T. Mayo, has written a
letter to A Ringing, general
manager of the circus. setting
forth the advantages which Col
umbus has to offer, and request
ing him to carefully consider her
claims before deciding upon a To-
cation.
Along with the letter Col. Mayo
sent a soil hap of Lowndes coun-
ty; bulletins showing the averege
temperature throughout the DIFF
ferent seasons of the year and
other data which must be taken
into consideration by the
manager in determining upsn a
new location for his winter head
quarters.
These statistics show that Col
umbus would be an ideal place
for the circus to winter, the eli.
mate being mild andthe adoption
of the surrounding country
to the growing of grain and hay
making it possible to secureprov-
ender for the animals at remark
ably low prices.
IL the Rir.gling Brothers could
be induced to establish winter
quarters here 1T would indeed be
a great thing for Columbus.
Their coming would mean an in
vestmeut amounting to prob.
abably a million dallars. as they
would not only be required to buy
a large tract of land but would
find il necessary to build expen-
sive houses for the animals. They
employ hundreds of men to look
after the animals and other prop
erty belonging to the show, and
pay out an immense sum each
week in wages.
Other Southern cities will
doubtless seek to induce the
Ringlings to locate in their midst,
but Columbus has entered the
contest early. and intends to push
her claims for all in sight,
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-26
Acquires Interests OF Drs R.
c. Motley and w. H. Cryer
in Columbus Hospital.
is NOW SOLE PROPRIETOR
Building will be Thoroughly Rem
ovated and Conducted Along
Strickly Modern Lines.

DR.. w. c. Brewer has purch-
ased the interests of his partners,
DIS. r. C. Molly and w. H. Cry
er. in the Columbus Hospital,
and, after November 1st, when
the change goes into OBJECT, will
be sole proprietor of this splendid
institution.
II will be remembered that
about a month ago DIR. Brewer
filed a bill in chancery asking for
a dissolution of the co-partner-
ship and a division of the prop
erty. AT the recent term of chan
cery court respondents were CIV
en- fifteen Gays in which the an
swer the bill. and before this an.
swer could be filed an agreement
was reached whereby DR.. Brew.
er, by the purchase of the inter-
ests of his partners, acquires full
coutrol of the property.
The Columbus Hospital was
erected by DR.. ]. E. Davis in 49,
O6 at cost of $500 and is one
of the most modern and complete
institutions of its character in
TIM State. Three years ago Drs.
Brewer, Molloy and Cryer secur-
ed control of the property. and
have operated it since that time.
1t is the intention of DR.. Brewer
TO have the building thoroughly
renovated. and to conduct it along
strictly modern lines. He will
hav a competent staff of assis-
tants and nurses, and the hospi-
tai will be open to the general
public, not only the patients of
DR.. Brewer but those of other
PHYSICIANS as well being at all
times received therein.
1t is understood that DIR. Mol
10y and DR.. Cryer, who sever all
connection with the hospital, will
devote their time to general prac.
tice.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-26
STRUCTURE DESTROYED BY
FIRE IS TO Be REBUFF
MIR. J. NJ Morgan will Erect
Handsome Building for the
Messrs. Loeb.

Mr.. ]. NJ. Morgan, owner of
the building at the corner of
Market and College streets which
was recently destroyed by fire.
has announced that he will erect
a new structure. (which will be
occupied by Messrs. Simon Loeb
& Brother. who for many years
had successfully conducted a de-
partment Istore in the ilI-fated
structure.
The building will be of brick
and stone. and will be modern in
every respect, being equipped
with all conveniences necessar,
to the operation of an up-to-datt
department store.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-26

One OF the most interesting pro-
grams ever offered the members
Of the First Presbyterian church
will b. carried out today.
Special services at IL a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
DR.. Eggleston will speak in the
morning on Gods 0wership OF
Us" and in the evening THE I'm
mortality of the Soul"
Today is Home Mission Day in
every Presbyterian church in
Mississippi and all members are
expected to take part in the pro-
gram.
All members are earnestly re.
quested TO be at the church SER
vices both morning and evening
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1913-10-26
THAW AND THOSE WHO AIDED
HIS ESCAPE ARE INDICTED
Kings County Jury Returns
Blanket Indictment in which
Conspiracy is Charged.

New York, Oct, "a. "A blanket
indictment charging Harry X
Thaw and four others with con.
spiracy in connection with his es-
cape from the Matteawan State
Hospital for the criminal insane
in August, was returned by the
grand jury here Thursday after,
noon. 1t will be used as a weap.
on by William TRAY Jerome
in his efforts to ext Thav
from New Hampshi +.
Others indicted w.lc former
Assemhlyman Richagd Butler
Michael O'Keefe. Gentleman
Roger. Thompson and Eugene
Duffy, who were alleged to have
been Thaw' S companions in the
automobile in which he escaped
These are the same men fol
whom warrants were issued in
Duchess county after Thaw's {
fight.
Bench warrants on the indict.
ments were issued bv the court
and turned over to detectives Of
the district attorneys office.
jerome announced that he would
at once ask Governor Glynn for
extradition papers based on the
new charge to be sent To the gov.
ernor Of New Hampshire.