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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
WELLSBURG WINS
Interesting BASKET Bail Dame Prom
Linsly-Linsiy Intermediates
Defeat Cathedral.

Before a large gallery. the wellsburs
High school team easily defeated the
Linsly basket ball team in an interest
ing contest staged last night I'm the local
armory. The Brooke county lads started
the game with n rush, and piled up the
one-sided score OF % to 9. during the
tirst hait When the second half opened
the cadets frightened. seemingly. and
kept Wellsburg down tos points during
that period. making a like number for
themselves. The score was 81 TO IL
when time was called.
The Wellsburg lads performed well.
though the locals showed good form
against their heavier opponents. Cham
bers played a good game for Linsly.
As a preliminary event. the Linsiy
Intermediates defeated the Cathedral
High quintette by the score Of 10 to 5, in
one of the prettiest games ever played
IN the armory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
OIL AND GAS

Development work in the West Vir-
elnla and southern Ohio fields show
nothing better Than light producers
On the West Fork river. Union dis
trlct Harrison county, w Va. w.
brent Maxwell has drilled No. II ON
his own farm through the Gordon
sand n a a how for a 2Obarrel
producer. In Ten-Mile district, Har-
rlson county, Treat a. Rowland have
drilled a second test on the r. T.. Rem.
nett farm through the Gordon sand
will not ave better than a 5-bar-
rel pumper.
IN sardis district. the wells produc-
ms % or more barrels n day are as
olIows J.. T. Miller e. Co. No. 2.
j. t. Lamar, ITO barrels: vesper Gas
company. No. 8, /. G. & w. L. Perry.
100 barrels; Nathan Goff No. so. $50
barrels; Philadelphia company OF
West Virginia No. 2. John T. Sprout.
80 barrels; c. A. Barron K Co, No. 2.
John A. Sandy. IS barrels.
On Evans Fork, Big Sandy district
county, the United Fuel Gas
company has drilled n test on the J.
A. Mace farm through all sands and
mas a buster. In Duval district. lin
coin county. the Big Creek Develop
ment company is drilling No. 13 on
the Il. p Bell farm. In the same dis
trict. the South Penn Oil has
started to drill No. 16 on the Horse
Creek tract. In the Blue Creek dis
trict. the South Penn Oil has
shot No. 4 Hays-Davidson farm and in.
creased its production from ; : 10
barrels a day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
BENWOOD
For Mayor.

George Adelberger. one Of the this
city's most popular citizens has an
nounced his candidacy for mayor.
subject TO the decision Of the Repub-
lican primaries. Mr.. A~delberger has
been "A resident OF this city all his
life and Is well acquainted with the
needs OF this city and Is capable of
handling the affairs Of the city in an
efficient manner. He Is at present
employed as foreman OF the repair
shops In the u. * O. yards. Mr..
Adelberger was formerly q member
OF the police force but resigned to
take the position At the shops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

inspector have the table Of standard
weights ready by Monday night 60 az.
tach 10 the ordnance
lho matter Of erecting "a canopy or
marquise o. No 2f Eleventh street hy
hichard Robinson. John 49, Wells.
Herman c. Woiskoy. Charles A. WOLF
Count J.. Radcliffe and D. Kirchncr
vas held up until Monday night To- 20
over the plans 81 the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
OLD WOMAN huRpERED.

BUTLER. Pa. Jan. e.--Granny''
Ward. an aged woman who for 10
yearh had served as housekeeper for
Michael Hughes. a civil war veteran,
was shot and killed on the Hughes
farm near Valencia today. Hughes
was arrested. the police alleging he
had killed the woman by firing both
barrels OF a shotgun at her. Granny
Ward was eve known in the com.
munity by any other name. She was
40 years old, while Hughes Is SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
a INSPECTOR HERE

Hotel Inspector secs. OF the stat
department. is in the CITY i~uspectinf
hotels aud lunch rooms for any irrrr
ularlfics Under the new ruling sine
M installation of tho state insppc
ton. county and CITY authorities car
not issue hotel licenses without are
having the signature OF the state In
aycCtor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
high"
TEAMS VICTORIOUS
orHLs DEYEAr sHADYsrpE .Hrou.
AND BOYS WIN PROM
CATHEDRAL-
visitors wsrs ou~.oiasssd In Each Of ,h.
oamss and NO Excitement
Wa8 Furnished.

Belaire High schoO opened It's
victories. the girls defeating the shady
side High school 1assies by the score
OF "a 10, ! and the boys defeated the
Cathedral High school lads. 81 20 Z
The Cathedral lads proved easy vic
TINS TO the Beilaire boys and from the
start until the finish the local lads had
no chance n nrst half ended with
the score 20 OF 8 and the Coach Whit.
game.
pletely o~utclassed by the defenders OF
the Red and Black. and scored but few
points. The Bellairs team was com
posed mostly OF substitutes In the FIRST
half. but the varsity team which PLAYED
the second half ran up "A big score
agalnst the Shadyside maidens.
The line IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

William Solinski, a foreigner EN-.
ployed in the b x o. hoph. sustained
a number Of painful injuries while at
work Thursday afternoon. The man
was assisting IN lacking up am engine
when the handle Of the jack flew
up striking him on the side Of the
head. lie was hurdled about 10 feet
and ~renderede unconscious. Or. Bar.
low was called and rendered medical
aid. The injured man was removed
10 his home on NcMechen street but
later taken 10 tho Glendale hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

The CONTRACTING h~ricklayera Of
Wheeling. held a business session On
fHe ScHmuIhach building Yesterday
n' Mini Tho meeting was the rrru.
lHr monthly session o. fho coufrHr
tors % only matters 81 a business
nature came up for discussion af the
meeting tne nature of which was mot
public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
Benuood Briefs.

Miss Blanche Mccormick OF Column
u is spending a few days with
friend and relatives I'm this city.
One lone drunk was hned the usual
amount for that offense in police court
last evening.
Miss Nellie Caldwell Of 81. Marys Is
visiting friends and relatives In this
city.
Larry Halpin OF this city is spending
a few days with his parents at Fair
mont.
The Silver Shell club net in regular
monthly session last evening and
transacted routine business.
Miss Gertrude Whalen Of Ashland
avenue Is improving after IN Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
Stsiohina Gone.

Several eleighlnE parfie. that had
been arranged for last evening and
fuis evening have been called or al
tne present warm spell has almost Oh
IiNrttod tho snow The Young re0uIs
OF this cifr cu'.fel some fua rieirh.
jug D. early part of the week. tho nal.
loriir. ~ them being 90 tho various
cnurrhn. in fhia vicinity whore evan.
cVIieflc service. we're being crngtIrfod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
wCOLLEGTANS LOSE
To clarksburR BY Score Of % 20 az
Leathsrwood and sinoen
Starred.

'I'.Ifl Dlar1tcn fu fnH IutflNrenrnr
l.AtkSElEG vs.. va. Jan. a--Tfc
frf.Hure schol1etIca defeated the
M~'rEtntown CoileElans In a well PLAYED
rEffhal game tonight in Hoffman hall
we tn't ana exciting. despite the
NE rfato champions showed r. 0re
"ff Huly1fiuu and tie visitors dfd we'll
'ngIifftrr their short practice.
Lofi erWon1 PLAYED n fine rnme FOR lf1r.
Eant1Hu and slrrc1 took h0rora in
r. opfinE seven foul goals out % seven
TIE lineup
Slerksburs. Position. M~orEantown.
ftF ........ T..... .Arrrff
r.. .9fte ........F ....... Leathcruouf
.....o .......... -iucell
'hNlreW .......G EIH0ro
Garrett ....... Cr.frH
Hlfetitufea- rIHrEaburg LnuIen f1r
rArnreW Thompson for Garrett.
iurl l0r Williams. f-orraufown
Wells for Arnetf.
.si1 goals. rugby. fs Osborn r..
NIIfma. MrAulrnw. "a Garrett. A.
NInrn. Bradford rrreff. D.
Ir~atHerwnof. O. eireeII .. GluII
i.I' Eg7le- HiRbv. 3 out of Afrrft
.It " . NIurrI t out OF
frfnrce-Lloyd WIiams. ~ CTarHs-
Time u haIve- -Tveuty minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

ent thaw the street cleaning depart
ment Will nav more work on its
hands than ever before. as mud and
debris will be washed down from the
hillsides with the melting snow. The
majority of the mud has been deposit
ed on the streets by the wagons com
ing in from the rural districts adher-
ing 10 the wheels with the snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

Substitutions-Wellsburg: Cross for
Tilton, George for Hough; I.insly: Reed
FOR Stroehmau. Elig for Hawker. Metz
ner FOR Menkemeller.
Goals from field-For Wellsburg: VII
Hams. ,; Tilton. ,; Hough. .. Myers. .:
McManus. 2.'Cross. 1: George. 1. Fog
Linsly: Chambers. .; Stroehman, I: 9Th
son. I Menkemeller. l.
Goals from foul-For Wellsburg: Will
liams, .. For Linsly. Hawker. 3.
iteferee-Stecle. OF Y. NJ. G. A.
Tfmers-Morton and Arbcnz.
ScOrcr-KsrbaCh.
Time OF haives-90 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
Pronresslnn sloulu

The work uu ths BoEss Run road
Improvement is progressing slowly
owing 10 the incIpment weather The
work viii probably not be- resumed
Tor some time. even if the weather
does open as the ground is In a very
hdd condition The paving can not
Doe carried on a. long as the prounl
is muddy or frozen. and Tho work
"ill probably not he taken up again
until spring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
bumpers In Hancock.

In the old Moscow district. Poe dis
trlct' hancOck counts, O'Brien g. CuSlr
have drilled No. IL on their farm bronrh
the Berea grit and have a 5 barrel
Jumper. In the same district. Thomas
". lseese completed No. f2 on tho
tharles Brown Sons farm and have "A
snow Tor a Ugh pumper. on Long run
1rant district. Richie county. j. w.
renee q co. are drilling another test on
the Churchable heirs farm.
In otter district. Braxton countv pfsb
~ liill have drilled their test on the q.
II. Duroy farm through the Big IufIu
hand ana nave a buster. Eraxton coun-
" - rowling more attention al this
time thai FOR "a number Of months. Tu
Hig Sandv district. kauawha county, the
United ftlel Gas Company has completed
a second test IN the Gardner-Littieuagc
tnrm and has n llght gasaer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

bad condition. the melting SNOW turn.
ms thc dirt into mud With the pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

Importer. breeder and Teacher.
A nsne H. National 288-J
% sixth street, nsar walnut.
MARTINS rEHRY. D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
-southeastern OHIO.

The Union Furnace district. In Han
cock county. O, is not coming up 10 e.-
pectattons. The CHARTERS on company
has drilled 81 test on the Chas. Wrirht
farm through the Clinton sand and nae
a buster This location o. IN Gibson
township, LOO feet west or the National
F~ireproofinE Company No. T.. ON fta
own property. The so. . Is "a Urff
pumper and has a dry hole 20 the north
Company's buster % the west settles
the chance Tor an extension TO the wset
Southeast o. tho Gore district. in
Green towns,ip. Hooking county. tho
Logan Natural Gas a. Tuel company has
drilled SO. 3 on the Eliza j. Price farm
through the clinton sand and has q SHOW
New Lexington district. Pike ~townahin.
Ferry county, the columbus Du FueI
company had placed tho shot in its so.
4 on the r. D.. Bennett farm. bur ne-
fore 10 was exploded o. we'll cavcI and
buried tlo rhcl 90 they now have r
tcklI-n JOB getting TIE rhot Nh. 1u
the IufoWic CtIelon D.mpHuf's pr1rcrfs
is holding no az 1f2 barrels 10 Ilr
To- Reading t~ownariup the Luphcr or
company lts started "a test on the
JOIN Weotloy farm. located or--faff
mile south of tho same rumunnV.a wa.
D 0n tHe Rachel Powell farm In tie
Ieaa Run district. Independence town
ship. Washington county me Carver oil
company vac down to 100 feet at 40
h un fne J. " H1woranrk form end lost
hit 9od have q r.Hssss hole the
o. new hole. so. q on INC same farm is
drilling.
Near HarrietevIUc. JcTcraor town
ship. Noble county. willard Cror u a
Iu. have drilled H test uu fUe IauanHrrf
farm through the G~ermtntnvn sand and
Ua c "a buster TnIa location f. 200
miles east ~ production. Do fHr HIue
township che TfII Df has
drilled a test ON the MARY Bennett farm
tlryuEh tho HercH grit and has "a .huv
fnr "a ~lre-ulrrcI bumper 1u I~rdcuerH-
enDo township. WarNIrrfrr county,.
INnUrNr a. Mnrfrr have .lmulrfrI Nn.
rs on TIE Eetrrf hcirr ffrm and have
al hrs.larrcI rUmrcr iu tIr NHNuu -1rI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10
FOR SALE
500
FINEST DAY WI NIGHT
SINGING CANARIES
C.. w. ARBAUCH

The beet ou earth. Chr.rs
females f4gfF rffIn ..rr 60
Also nice tarbinR parrots.
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ofris.
boys.
Cathedral


The basketball squad OF the Bellaire
High school will journey OF Wellsburg
THIS evening for "A game with the
basketball team OF the wellsburE High
school. a large delegation of rooters
Will accompany the Bellaire team.
The Wellsburg team is said to be one
OF the fastest in this vicinity, ana has
always born Q good reputation. After
their victory OF last evening the Bell
aire lads are confident tina they can
defeat the West Virginia lads n all
are In good condition for the game.
Both teams are about evenly matched
sured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-10

beilaire ftlgh school Is rapidly COM
ing OF the front in athletics. and the
students are making preparations to en-
ter practically every branch OF outdoor
sport. AT n recent meeting OF the
athletic association OF that school II
was decided to organize a baseball team
ana "a track team. and TO start practice
ence Corbett. was elected captain OF
the baseball team. and Clyde Duffy was
elected captain OF the track team.
The Bellaire lads are very optomiS-
tbs about the prospects OF both teams
and are confident that they can carry
on the honors. The coaches OF these
teams viii have some excellent ma
terial 10 select a team from and the
school has bright prospects OF produce
Ing two championship teams.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
In Suit for Divorce, Filed by Ethel Lorraine Bel mont, Fact Develops the Financier Pays His Sons Bills
NOTHING MATTER
 WITH INTELLECT
But in Few Years Young Belmont Has Disposed of Best Part of Fortune of One Hundred and Forty three Thousand Dollars
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

NEW YORK, March 27.--August Belmont took the stand today to aid the case of his son, Raymond, who is Icing sued for divorce by Ethel Lor- raine Belmont, a woman well known in the tenderloin. Belmont said em- phatically that there was nothing the matter with his sons intellect. He has been in the habit of paying all Of Raymond's bills, he added, but the amounts were charged to Raymond's account.
 Edward Mooney, counsel for young Belmont's wife, kept up such a rapid fire of questions that Belmont asked the court to protect him. The father admitted that he recently sent $2,500 to Sir Bache Cunard. whom his son is visiting in England, and explained that he sent the money under an arrangement made when Raymond left New York.
 Previous testimony for the younger Belmont had tended to show that he had dissipated nls fortune, and hay ing no reason to expect help from his father, was in a position to pay meager alimony. His lawyers con- tend that out of s143,000 he has only $14,000 left The father testified that Raymond still maintained his ken nels. paying a keeper sS0 per month.
 Eighty dollars a month from an income of s612 a year is significant, your honor" Mooney said. Belmont denied that he ever told his son that no matter what hap Iened he would always be provided with an allowance of sS.000 a year. Counsel for the plaintiff later es- tablished through testimony given by Belmont last December, after Ray mond Belmonts return from Europe s21.S05 had been transferred from his expense account to the latter's per 1 sonal debit account.
 | Do you intend to urge that debt? l Mooney asked Belmont.
 l Yes" he replied
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
Leads Unemployed MtO The ChmycheS
 Sentenced to Jail
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcHl

NEW YORK. March 27.-Frank Tannenbaum, leader of the unem- ployed, on trial on a charge of par ticipating in an unlawful assemblage was convicted and sentenced to serve a year in the penitentiary and fined $500. Default of payment means ad- ditional days of Imprisonment for each dollar until paid.
 Before the case was given to the jury, Tannenbaum, at times highly excited. told his story on the stand He admitted he led an army of the unemployed into the churches. He admitted he invaded St Alphonsus Catholic church. He denied that during his talk in the church he had replied to the question of Miss Jane Est, that he proposed to invade the churches as in the French revolution and shed blood
 Tannenbaum gave his occupation as bus boy and said he is not a citizen of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
MERET0 CRUz|S l. EXECUTED FOR l. HIS CRUEL ACTS
Former Federal Prefect of Guaymas Meets Rebel Vengeance When Sent to Hermosillo as a Cap tive
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

ASSOCIATED PRESS D1SPATCHl
 DOUGLAS, March 2T.-In retaliation for the killing of rebel captives at Guaymas, E. Mereto Cruz, former fed eral prefect there, has been executed at Hermosillo, according to constitu- tionalists dispatches
 Cruz was turned over to the consti- tutionalists by Gregorio OZuna, former prefect of lower California, who recent ly joined the rebels Cruz was so drastic in all measures of repression that it is said Sonora mothers were ac- customed to quiet fractious children by mere mention of his name.
 Orders were issued by Colonel Gal leg. commander of the constitutionalist garrison in Sonora to arrest and deport all Huerta sYmpathizers in the state Too much information is reaching the Huertistas through supposed non-c con- batants, it is said.
 Numerous arrests are reported in Montezuma district, and it is said a special train will bring the prisoners to the border where they are expected to arrive in few days. Colonel Gales is quoted as saying in his message in struction accompanying the orders is sued to all officials in the state those not for us are against us"
 A newspaper dispatch states that James Byington, an American is agair under arrest at Cumpas, Sonora and l held in jail without form of law. By. ington was arrested in January fol | lowing dispute over the ownership o mining property and was later released Since his second arrest. it is reported that he has become seriously i'll.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
SHELBY |S NOT REMOVED AND
 CRISIS COMES
Another Cabinet Council is Called for Today When French and EWart May Make Declarations
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl


 LONDON. March 27-The political situation remains unchanged. Anoth- CT cabinet council will be held tomor- row. No official declaration as to French. chief of the general staff, and General John Spencer will take with regard to their resignations is expected until after the meeting.
 The continuation of the crisis is at tributed to Premier Asquith's reluc- tance to remove Colonel Seeley from the post of secretary of war. Seeley' s resignation doubtless would satisfy French and Ewart Asquith's objec- tions to the resignation seem to indi- cate dissensions within the cabinet itself.
 Sir Edward Carson, unionist leader in Ulster, left Craighaven for London but the report to the effect that Gen. eral Rupert Cough of the Third cav airy brigade. is coming to the capital seems premature.
 The Weekly Nation, regarded as the organ of Chancellor David Lloyd Georges section of the cabinet. at tacks Seeley bitterly It declared that when he left the unionist ranks he took the old mental furniture and never really became -a-fiberal. II adds it Was--a great mistake to put | him in the war office. It continues
 If the government will lead, wei and good: if not, other champions will arise"
 The proposition is advanced b. the Nation that the liberal party should strike a bargain by ensuring the labor party one hundred seats in the next parliament.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
7Mayez Recelves Report
 Of Victory Of VUa

which the railroad passes. This in cluGes most of the business section.
 Many triumphal arches and elab- crate decorations have been erected in honor of the coming of General CarranZd.
 Villa took occasion to renew his acknowledgement of Carranza as the supreme chief of the revolution. His telegram added that the brigades of Generals Benavides Herrera, Ortega and Urbina are being concentrated for the assault on Torreon proper.
 General Angeles, secretary of war in the Carranza cabinet and in charge of the artillery at Gomez Palacio, also telegraphed to the ''jefe supreme" congratulating him on the possession of so efficient a military commander as Villa.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
JOINT CONFERENCE THURSDAY
l Miners and Operators of Iowa and Northern Missouri to Meet

n
 DIES MONIES, March 21-Arrange- ments have been completed for the meeting of the joint scale committee of the coal operators in Iowa and Northern Missouri and District No 13 of the United Mine Workers on Thursday next The mines will not be closed with the expiration of the present contracts on April l, as a referendum will be taken on the pol icy of the committees plan for a continuance of work at the present scale. providing local conditions are adjusted.
 Because of the announced deter imitation of the miners to waive the request for an increase of the scale for the next two years. it is not ex- pected the joint conference will have serious trouble in agreeing on satis- factory conditions. A strike will be called only as a last resort
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
1elebh0me Operator Warns
 Hotel Guests Of Hames

and elevators. and had to descend the fire escapes.
 Miss Nellie Pegge, the telephone girl, was dragged from the building nearly overcome on the arrival of firemen. Charles F. HaWston, a for mer policeman. worked valiantly among the screaming women and quieted panic that threatened to result in several jumping out of the windows
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
IAssocIArEp PRESS pIsPArcHl

JUAREZ, March 27.-Excitement reigned as report after report arrived with news of the occupation by the rebels of Lerdo and Gomez Palacio m the attack upon Torreon. It is predicted that when Carranza arrives here tomorrow morning he will be shown original dispatches stating that the conquest of the three cities is complete. It is predicted that Tor reon will be in the hands of Villa tonight.
 General Herrera is reported to have entered Torreon from the east 4,0O0 strong, fighting his way from house to house and street to street, until the bull ring in the northern section was taken with the section through
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
SUPREME COURT K. 0.
 FOR FITZSlMM ONS
Goopyright: 1914: By John T Mccutcheon.l

NEW YORK, March 27.-The appellate division of the Supreme court affirmed an order of the low CT court prohibiting Robert Fitz- simmons from boxing in public in New York state. The state com mission ruled him out because of his advanced age.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-28
CHARGED WITH THEFT
IAssocIArEp PRESS DISPATCH 1

NEW YORK. March 27-Miss Mary Hazen. who asserts that she once was a stenographer for President Wilson when he was governor of New Jersey, is held in $500 bail on a charge of grand larceny She was arrested on complaint of Mrs. Lora Stakeholder. wife of member of the manufacturing firm. who alleged the prisoner stole a sl500 diamond ring when alone a moment in her room during a call The ring was taken from bureau in her dressing room