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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
Peace Yet to he Seen.
SrectdI by United Press Wire.


El Paso, Oct. 30:-Though the
Mexican peace conference at Aguas
Calientes has adopted the plan OF
! Ayala, the Zapatas plan, as the ma
tional platform, 1t has not served to
bring peace between the rival Mexi-
can factions, according to dispatches
received today. These declare fight
ing between the troops OF General
Carranza and General Villa has al
ready taken place at San Gull, TWEEN
ty miles east of the convention city,
when Villasta troops tried to pre-
vent the mobilization of the Carran-
"a forces which threatened the gen
erals participating in the peace con-
ference. Villas troops were sue
cessful. Carranza is said to have
modified another force Of $1,000
men at Leon, twenty miles south of
Aguas Clientes. Villa is diverting
large forces of his troops around the
convention city and more fighting Is
expected
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
MEET MONDAY To.
SIGN CONTRACT
FOR SPAN HERE

The contract for the building OF
the Convery place bridge is to be
signed by the Board of Freeholders
and the lowest bidder, H. w.
Schrimpf, at the meeting of the
board Monday.
When asked if the contract had
yet been signed, Mr.. Schrimpf stated
today that he understood that the
paper is to be signed Monday, when
he will appear before the board.
Mr.. Schrimpf said he would then
contract for the steel to be used in
erecting the structure, before the
price advances any higher though he
will not be allowed to proceed With
the work until bonds for the i'm
provement are sold by the Board Of
Freeholders
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
CATERO FORTS FALL

Special by United Press Wire.
Cettinje, Oct. 30:-It is officially
announced that the Notifications CT
Catero have been annihilated by the
combined bombardment from land
and sea. Fort Warmaez has been al
most totally destroyed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
Mrs. Sarah Kehoe Dies.

Mrs. Sarah Kehoe, widow of the
late John Kehoe and mother of
Henry w. Kehoe, a prominent law
yer and former recorder of this city,
died Wednesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Kavanangh,
in Rutherford Mrs. Kehoe is sur
vfyed by four daughters and two
sons. The funeral services will be
held tonight
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
TO DEMAND PASSPORTS

London, Oct. 30:-News agency
dispatches from Petrograd say the
Russian ambassador to Turkey has
been instructed to demand his pass
port and leave Constantinople. At
the same time the entire consular
representation of Russia in Turkey
has been recalled.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
BOMBARD ODESSA
by United Press Wire.

opeCIuE UU OHIf6d FTeSS VITO
Washington, Oct. 30:-Odessa
was bombarded last night and Amer
lean property was destroyed, accord
ing to state department dispatch
from the Petrograd charge today.
This information was based on a re-
port from the American consul in
Odessa. The amount of property de-
stroyed was not stated.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
STEAMER SINKS,
STRIKING MINE
OFF ENGLAND
spsotaf by United Press Wire.

ePNUFuI ID UH'Feu To's ""o-
London, Oct. 30.-The steamer
Rosella out of Grimsby, has been
sunk by striking mine off the east
coast The captain and the chief
officer are missing. Rams Gate fish
ing boat, Our Tom, also was sunk
by mine and her crew of three lost
A giant wha1A evidently killed by a
r~~-e has ashore at Margate.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
RECALL AMBASSADOR

Special by United Press Wire.
London, Oct. 30; - Adyices re-
ceived from a number of sources this
evening agree in confirming the re-
port that Russia has recalled her am
bassador to Constantinople and that
ali consular representatives likewise
have been directed to leave Turkey at
once.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30
AMONG THE CHURCHES

st. Peters church choir re-
hearsal will be held tonight at 1880
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30

Sewing machines and typewriters
at Jensen's, 336 State street.
10736-10-29-tf*
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30

New REQ ana Hudson cars for
hire. Phone Sexton 181.
10178-10-14-12ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30

Cal, tax. fhone 46
1885, 0-s-l mo.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-10-30

WEATHER--Fair to-
night and Saturday.
Slightly oler.
Strong northwest
winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
Obituary
Miss Nellie Marie KLINE.

Miss Nellie Marie Kline. former res
ldent OF this city. and who enjoyed the
friendship OF wide circle of friends
here. passed away yesterday evening
at the Lakeside hospital in Cleveland.
.. Funeral arrangements are as yet
incomplete. and whether or not the
remains will be brought here for in
terment is not known.
Miss Kline was in the twenty-first
year OF her age. and was a graduate
OF the Elm Grove school From there
she entered school at Coshocton, grad
uating from there. She was a consist
ent member OF the Christian church.
She was the daughter OF John @. and
Mary Kline. both of whom survive.
She had been residing with her pa
rents at Barberton. o.. but was about
three weeks ago removed to the Lake
side hospital News OF her death was
received here with a great deal OF
sorrow by her local friends. She is
survived by two brothers. c. Chester.
Wen known photographer OF this city,
and Harry A. Kline. also OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04

allies were not 80 successful. be-
ING obliged 10 retire. AZ a 70
suit OF Sundays battle the Ger
mans now occupy -" (Nane
Of town delayed BY eensor).
The Chronicles corrcspondent
Al the front writing from an un-
named town In the department Of
Somne, Tuesday. says:
says Army May Destroy Itself.
The superiority % the British
artillery coupled with the pluck
OF the British infantry, Is rapidly
telling on the German attaekers.
a few days such az Sunday and
Monday and the German army In
vadins northern France will have
destroyed itself completely.
mo army that ever existed
could endure and survive the ter
ribie losses sustained by the GER
mans In that last few days. Whole
divisions Of infantry have been
plotted out and shattered.
"In the latest assault the GER
mans manifested signs Of un-
steadiness. were seen TO waver
and frequently to break and fee
IN confusion. As a result OF this
prolonged battle, the German line
has advanced few miles, but has
not gained any marked or decld-
ed advantage"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
MAN AND WOMAN
MIX IN A FIGHT
RUMoR WAS CURRENT THAT wo.
MAN HAD BEEN KILLED
FOLLOWING TROUBLE.
Were Intoxicated And on Return from
Washington Fair In An Auto
Warrants Sworn Out

Residents in the vicinity OF the
National Road above Elm Grove and
along Peters Run. we're Mortified last
night when they saw q drunken man
and woman engage in a brawl. IN
winch each was severely wounded
blood streaming from many wounds.
Later IN the evening the couple was
arrested on variant before Squire
Seibert and will receive their hear.
ing either today or tomorrow. unless
they desire TO pay a fine for drunk
and disorderly conduct.
The two engaged in the fight. we're
Alice Radcliffe from Edith NeT's
place az No. 10 Twenty-sixth street
and Okey Showalter. young man Of
this city. While both we're consid.
erably battered up. neither needed
the aid Of a doctor. The ecreams ~
the girl and the news that she bad
been Knocked down caused Ofecer
ollie Butler Of Elm Grove 10 20 "a
farm.
II seems that the two in oompanv
with two other girls. Helen Prone
and Pearl Smith and a chauffeur fror,
the STANDARD Garage. had zone 10 the
Washington Fair. the two principals
OF the trouble being considerabtv
Ut up" According 20 the rirIs In
the car. the couple were troubie
breeders from the start Yesterday
morning
When they reached Washington
the two. so the story goes. were I'm
no condition TO 90 into the grounds
20 after taking a ride through tho
toWp and stop az n restaurant. they
started on thoir journey homeward
Al went well until they got below
West Alexander. when the spirits be-
lnf hiFh. they got into an aiterca-
ton. which ended In the rirI get
ting straight 20 the nose She re-
taliated by pulling her slipper and
hittinR her puRilistic friend one IN
me left eye. putting out his urht.
temporarily.
All this time they were rushing
along the pike ~ good speed both
pretty well covered with blood while
the other three occupants were try
ing 20 keep them quiet. Becoming
discouraged those I'm the car decided
90 take them M Peters Run and af.
low them 90 sober un When tho
machine came 20 n eton. tho riri
bodily elected tho man from the car.
no turning n nln-fop into the run
below She rot ont 10 a. said. and
men proceeded 10 throw stones ~
showalter hitting him On the head
The fellow came back with three
stralghts putting the riri down for
the count All Of these actions gave
rise 20 the story that a eirl had been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
P. 4 E. G. TEAM
WIN Play Doubls Header Monday After
noon ON Elm Grove Grounds
win Hodshon Team

Monday the strong team representing
Patterson and Elm Grove will cross
bats with the Hodshon's. OF the city. IN
what IL expected to prove one OF the
fastest and most interesting games OF
the season During the season. both
teams have been playing exceptional
ball and each has hung up a record
Lhey nave met and defeated some OF the
pest amateur and semi-professional
teams In the valley and upon the out
come OF Mondays game will depend the
superiority OF the two teams.
BiSEs. former star southpaw tyxirier
Tor the West Liberty Normal will OPP
pose Costello. another portsider who
pitched excellent ball for Triadelphia
district High school last season. In one
OF the games In the other game Rox-
erson. OF South Wheeling will opposo
hentch. who recently signed with the
=. A r. G. team. Both OF the latter are
excellent pitchers and will undoubtedly
give n good account OF themselves. The
Lirst game will be called promptly at
l;so O'Clock. and the second at 4 o'clock
D. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
GERMAN LINE
CONTINUED Prom FIRST P.ge)

Of the greatest ever fought. EvI.
IDENTITY u resulted In a decisive
and perhaps overwhelming defeat
OF the Austrlans. The battle line
extended over 200 miles and n n
estimated that 1900, 900 men were
engaged.
According TO al official dispatch
received by Emperor Nicholas
from Grand Duke Nicholas, com
Hander-ln-ehlef Of the Russian
forces, the victory was won after
seven days Of fighting. The eli.
max came when the AustrIana
were routed In a final desperate
assault on the Russian center
which was held by Gen. Ruzskv.
The Austrian army In GaIiela
was acting In close cooperation
with two German army corps fac
Ing ereslau and seeking 70 en-
Velop the Russian forces In Po-
land. Their plans. however. met
with series Of distsster end.
Ing In q complete rout when an at
tempt was made TO pierce the
Russian center.
IN the west the line now held
by the left flank OF the allied ar.
niles In the valley Of the Disc
runs dlagonally from a point
northeast Of Paris 20 compieane
and thence through moyon ft4
miles northeast by north Of Com.
piegne) 70 Ia Fere.
la Fere, one Of the weaker OF
the French fortresess, evidently
ls In the hands Of the Germans.
Farther east and north the allied
armies apparently hold their own
IN the nelghborhood Of Laon and
Bothei ga miles northeast Of
Rhelms.) The right o. the allies
rests on the fortified Franee-Ger.
man frontier.
The names % the British who
fell In the four days battle tasf
week will not be announced until
they have been communicates %
relatives. The heavy loss Of Of.
heors In proportion 20 the men is
the story o. South Afriea over
again. u Indicates that the Of.
heers refused 20 take cover az
they Insist that the men shall.
The west coast % Belgium and
the west coast Of northern france
are free from Germans. Many
Americans are crossing the chan.
mel 20 the continent. Determined
20 see something % che war al
any risk.
The Daily News correspondent.
wiring from Gournay En-Bray. =
small town near Rouen. saws.
The German advance is srnar.
nc. a great battle ls raqira aith
what result Z know moi. but Do
know that the French ana Britain
armies are intact and sill conn.
dent o. ultimate success.
Incredible 90 10 Seems. the
tremendous masses % men that
the Germans have hurled a. the
allies have not overwhelmed them.
" seems that while the Germans
have the weight. the allies Ger.
tainly have the vii ard science.
ard these. with reinforcernents.
viii eventually win.
"oen Pau had fine success. but
IN the center and lcft center the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
FINANCIAL PLAN
Interesting and Enthuaia site Mestfnr Of
ehpers ot Elm drove ~. n. Churoh
Held 20 Consider Plan

tor u the Film Grove 81 H. church -.
ne.d last cycning for the purpose of
taxing no TIRE matter ~ the new oman
CiaI plan Tor the churches The meet.
inE was called 90 order and 81 D. cor
rell was elected Chairman
lhe principal address ~ the evening
va made hy Ir w. o.. Ifnrffnrrr oF
NC Thompson 81. o.. church Other a.
dresses were delivered hy Rev. IS H
Jar pastor ~ The church. and Mr. 81
ahce was lnrEc. and showed much er-
thusiarm for the plan. which VIII likely
Do adopted
Rev = h. Hart announces fbst D..
would preach r. Labor dnr sermon ~
thc church sunday evening qrerirr
nrelar ltiona ore being made for this
meeting. which promises Co. he an a.
ccedlnrly intcrceting one. All are in-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
SAFE CRACKED
Post Office Safe at Fsirpolnt Blown
Open Some Time Wednesday
Night-OVer 500 Taken.

The door Of the post office at Fair.
point on the G l.. & ". railroad. west
or Bridgeport, was pryed open with a
CROW bar. the safe cracked with dyna-
mite and over 800 In money and
stamps taken some time Wednesday
night by yeggs. A grocery store In
the same building was not entered
Fifty dollars In money was taken and
about the same amount In stamps. De.
sides number % money order blanks
The robbery Is supposed 20 have
been made about 3 O'Clock a. M. as
a freight train passes through the
town AZ that hour and the fact that
the explosion OF dynamite was not
heard by the residents OF the village
IL accounted FOR IN this manner. On
until a late hour this morning the
yeggs had not been apprehended.
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U. S. WARSHIP
(cOnt.nu.d Prom rir., r.r.n

done so and he thought funds aboard
the North Carolina would be euffici-
emit for immediate needs.
Suggests Adoption Of Plan.
In view OF the delicate situation. the
American ambassador suggested that
the plan of sending the Scorpion TO
meet the North Carolina outside the
straits be adopted. The incident was
discussed at the navy and state de-
partments to-day and the North Caro-
lima, now at Falmouth. England. will
start tomorrow for the Mediterrane.
an. She probably will touch an Italian
port and take aboard Assistant Secre-
tary breckinridge. reaching the Oar
danelles In "A week or ten days.
BY the time OF her arrival officials
here expect Turkey will have declared
war on either Russia or Great Britain
In that event they deem Il more pru-
dent TO keep the cruiser away from
the scene OF possible naval conflicts.
The incident served to recall 10 Of
hcials past relations between the
United States and Turkey on the pas-
says OF foreign warships through the
DardaneIles.
The United States has never rec
ognized the right of Turkey 20 close
the straits to foreign warships in time
OF peace. although European powers
have agreed to IL. The American gov
eminent has merely recognized the
custom Of excluding foreign warshlps
as "a usage
Officials agreed that the imninence
OF war In Turkey made Il similarly ex-
pedient AZ this time for the American
soNernment not 10 press its request that
the North Carolina he granted nasage
Situation Discussed
me Turkish situation was discussed
to-oay by Count Won Hernstorff the
herman ambassador. and A Rustenn
hey. the Turkish ambassador. and also
occupied the attention Of the British ana
French ambassadors From Turkisb
officials a. was learned thef the first
declaration OF war probably would be
against Russia and that Turkeys DELAY
IN announcing her intention was due 40
tions. P''P"
The Turkish ambassador said the
Turkish mobilization had been IN me-
Eress TOT nearly month and believed
that 100000 or possibly n million men
had been enrolled. He reiterated thai
me nobilization was not aimed al
Greece or Bulgaria
diplomats generally believe Greece
viii Immediately align herself win The
aillts against Turkey N the latter de-
clares war. The expectation also IS
sIoMlns that Italy Is preparing to side
Win the allies. n she Intended 10
Stand by Germany and Austria, they be-
iieNe. notification already would have
been sent TO Italian ships 10 staV n
vessels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
AUSTRIANS LOSE
CcOntinusd Prom FIRST Par.l

6aiieIa was participated In by the
Twelfth Austrian Corps which
mad only been transferred from
the Roumsnian frontier on Auo.
ust >. The Austrian army has
been reinforced by numerous
bodies Of the Lsnostrum.
Our troops continue the often.
siVe Increasingly and our cavalry
division has penetrated far into
the Interior Of East Prussia, de-
stroyins means Of computation.
They have also occupied a sta
ton In the koersehen region and
Soldsu and Sensburg.
The German forces remain In
active.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
HEADQUARTERS
Rspub1ican County conp,ftt.., r......
Heoond FLOOR o. ArbsnE nui1d-
ing on Chapiins street

Fcruhlicnn teqdruartr~a e.ut -~.- D.
located IN the ArbenE bufidinr ri, Go
W" Iiftet. opposite the court house ~
we zion fhl9 fail Tho Lease ia fFe
.enul fl1nr ~ me building Including
riH large rooms has hern aferef 81, ~.
~ niiran county Committee and svarF
lI heFin coon trnnaf0rrnfnr ff into =
~ elAfH party home within the nerf
IeN naNH chairman Grrrra rhUffr.a
fNnf fNe deal had been closed ana
INST 7ennf0rial c0ngrraai0naf and laur.
~ Nf.l lnnrterH would he opened al
NrT hure banner Win Do hung lvrr
NHr .fr"Nf NJ fhla point md zoe rl4r-s
HlII hn ln charge ~ we'll Enrerr rl...,t
Nrnnn ~ fhr county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
EXCITING MATCHES
nxArfed Closing OF Seventh Annual Ten
MS tournament At Fairmont
Country Club.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
FAIilMONT. W. Va. Sept 3-The
seventh annual tennis tournament OF
the Fairmont Country club came to a
close here this afternoon with three
efcilns matches IN the finals. The visit
after hard battles
In the mems singles Mr.. McEIery. Of
pittsburgh. defeated Mr. McIain. OF
Baltimore. IN the finals. ell, Ga, 6-3.
In the doubles Gore, OF Washington
and Trainor, Of Washington, defeated
Wheeling. rs. rs. rs.
In tho mixed doubles Miss Heming-
way and Mr.. Boyd, OF Baltimore. defeat
Borgess.. OF Clarksburg. SIS. so, s-3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT

CoNNEAUT LAKE. Pa. Sept. "A
g fa neat between trlap and Buster
snIoWn m the NTH heat 81 the aga trot
.gInlshed the feature 81 the Lake Frfs
, lfcult program here to-day. Uriap TOOK
~, race by winning the sixth heat. Tho
80 litce went over until to-morroVr
~ ter hip bradley. Dandy X and Jacr
Summary:
IT, trot. purse ff00-Herbert Conan.
Won. beaFer He'll second Ruth McKer-
F'n third Best time. 2tgE
80 riot. purse ffOO-uriap won
Best time 2.2fL '"iFu'
a., me mile run. purse fi00-Insurance
OLiEht third 'i"' niaNe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
CARDINAL CHIESA
Ccontinusd Prom FIRST PAGE,

N-fst EAIe.D
Of each country offered prayers for
the success Of the arms OF his own
nation. But victory for one side
meant slaughter 20 the other. the
destruction Of children equally
oear TO the heart 81 the pontih.
Much Excitement.
The conclaVe Of the sacred col
lege had been In session since the
evening Of Monday. August 81.
and the final vote was not taken
until this morning. When the
name Of Cardinal Della chiesa
was cried out by the cardinal
serutlniers as having received the
prescribe two thirds vote. there
was much excitement amona the
members OF the eonelave.
Then followed the traditional
formula, the cardinal bcinq asked
as % whether he accepted the
election. Amid GREATNESS 81.
ienee he answered. In the afirma-
tive. but his reply. owinq to pro.
found emotion. was scarcely aud
ible. ln,re diately an the card.
irals removed the eanopies from
above their ehsies. this being the
tangible SIGN that the leadership
Of the church had passed from
them 20 tho newly elected pope.
Spoke Of America.
Later during the course Of a
reception o. iaymen. the Pops
spoke Of America. which he said
was especially dear 90 him. Ne
expressed great admiration for
the genius % its people. which
was comparable only 20 their re-
haious real. and he added:
y Pm Ned thst my first apostolic
bcncdiction abroad will be for.
warded 90 Anerica. where the
American cardinals will ~ later
date impart u 90 the people direct.
w.
The pontiH also expressed the
hope that with America In favor
% peace. together with the pray
ers raised 20 the Alniqbty
throughout the world. would mean
that peace would come.
IN the history Of papai con.
eiavcs che present conciave was
unique, tnaemuch AZ. thcoretic.
ally. The election Of any cardinal
was possible. while In previous
conclaves there were special deslo.
nations
Bowed refore Chair
on tho election Of Cardinal Dau
.hIer0 Monsirnor porriani aocrs
lry ~ The conciare. with the maate
4 ceremonies the dean 81 tho cai
ino'F and other high church dign
aries. bowed before the chair wher
.ard.nal Della Chioaa was seated
He asked m tho cardinal would nd
apt The pontincate. and upon an M
rmativo renly al1 the canopies abov
b. cardinals thrones we're Iowerel
xcepting that Of Cardinal DELL
.hicaa
To answer 90 the question % IN,
can OF tho cardinals. the new pop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
Mrs. Bentley Jonas.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs. Bentley Jones. who mass
cd away Wednesday evening in Steuben-
vie, VIII be held this evening AT the
1919 n.me mere. Tomorrow the
body viii be brought here where n will
be inferred in Peninsula cemtery. Mrs
Jones was quite well known IN this
CITY. ana leaves TO mourn her loss the
following: her husband. Bentley lone.
her mother. Mrs. barbara Bashar.
orothers William. Christian ana. Ed
Emman Cline and Mrs. Benjamtn carr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
HAVE GOOD TEAM
llnsly Institute VIII Have Fast Foot
ball Team In Field During
the Coming Season.

From all indications Linsly institute
viii this season have a much stronger
football team than that which repre-
sented the institution last year Full
equipment has been provided for %
men. There is probability that
three or four good players OF prep
school prominence out OF this state,
may enter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
IF ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR

murdered and the officers began 10
get busy. Two OF the girls. rather
than mix into the affair. refused 10
come back with the rest from Peters
Kun. They walked to the IS" Bridge
ana came to Wheeling on the car.
while the others proceeded on into
town.
In the meantime Squire Seibert
came in town and swore a warrant
out for the couple and later had them
arrested by Constable Miller.