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Almost new rooms bath furnace
tamhdff trays fireplace Teamed cell
ieEs teo blocks from Lincoln fiEh
WRnt good hiE 'nt or small acreage
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you DEAL WITH "a DIRECT
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OK LAND
Handy 20 orr mills ard camps
At THREE LAKES
ENoHoNfsH COUNTY WASH
vii sppsai 70 700
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write 9r v " MEtNEfsJUHN Mar
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SUQUAMlSH ACREAGE
ga acres about . rulI@ from the dask
at suqaamtsh This tract lee veif the
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ana o. month
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tVC
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10 ACRES MALE BOTTOM
1850 FOR THE 20 ACHEs
sit CAAH AND - MDNTHLY
This tract ia level. and tho spil ts first
class Will raise anything grown In
Western Washington tho clearing ls
llEht. every modern convenience a far.
mer wanis clos" 90 land, fine water
90 ls foet
rrdEr SOUND YARNS co COS ara Az
- ryv1 EyE8 tTxaETv1
az ~ ArREs rBirE a. 900 t-oa n
~ rssh. balance 10 suit o. ser ~
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81 from town. school church II
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from good t1Nu in Fnnuuairnie Waller.
best N land. large house. stock and
Implements spring water. auto road
un0hsirurird Wow. telephone etc. Adt
drsss owner. 4 81. STAR
b ACHES ~ sale With buudinEs ore big
team. vim equipment. poultry hog
and hDusehnfd goods Price 81 500.
terms pwrer y MaYers Mafya.
uiilr
HOME OrpORTUNfTY
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ger acre. 5000 cash
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Sl-Public Notices

TO WHOM mr. MAY CONCERN rho IN
drrslRucd has made application Go erect
blacksmith shop nt rae Spokane a.
ON lots ana 30. hioch 4. % John
sons First Addition ANY one desiring
Co protest against any such orcupnt ion
VIII filr such protest ht the efrite Of
superintendent ~ buildings prior 90
november aO 1910 ~ kobler owner.
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WNtaWEpe- ree large front Ftaarsts
bath hpusssseuinr - 60 PEI manth
1881 " tath 81 hauasd
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stores srhunl ETC. rffee ONLY see
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beach gooi house barn garden. ste
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NNT III NWTWT"NN IN" u
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WE ARR CnLoNfTINg zoo 900 ACWEa
oF TitE FINEST AGRICULTURAL
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AMERICA THIS a. uFAtTIFNL
LEVEL LAND CLOSE TO TRANS
FORMATION. ABUNDANT RAINFALL.
ASH ONLY rom ACUEH ~ RS
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General practtce rstate. laws husband
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= ACHES fDr sale With buildings. ore big
team. SIN equipment poultry hog
and hDu4ehoid Epods Price 81 600
terms owner y r Mayers Marys.
tIiIn
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1850 FOR THE 20 ACHES
slt CAAH AND - MoNTHLY
This tract IL level and tho sou f. first
class Will raise anything grown In
Western Washington tho clearing L.
lEht. every modern convenience n far.
mer wants close Go land. fine Rater
90 ] Is fort
PUGET SOUND FAuNq 60 COS ara rs
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BIRD OF PARADISE

Party Who stole nird - Paradise from
mY trunk 10 known NJ returned az
oucv nothlng VIII be- deHe it aoi. vii
- prosecuted
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-20
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z. ii. Rau and Hoge-Dzvis Drug TO.
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TO give satisfaction. Just wash the
skin with a few drops Of this remark
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burning stops instantly. II softens
and soothes the skin. so you can rest
and sleep. Trial size. 80 cents.
In chronic cases best results are
obtained when both liquid and ONT
me1t are used.
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plain his business and stafns s2tisfte-
tonly . Search houses and
make arrests AZ your Own decision.
MAKE your headquarters at Leonardo
town"
Maj Waite Get on, that lay alfnx
q halt On the march At Port Tsbacco. a
rev miles from Booths hiding place.
On April 20 Major Waite reported
his arrival with one company AZ Leon
ardsto~n. n stated the extent OF
country which he intended 10 search.
He had under his command 700 OF his
o~n regiment. 100 Of the sixteenth
New York Cavalry and 900 Of the
Twenty-third Colored Infantry. With
thsse forces he began working up
northward from Leonardstoxn.
On April p Major Waite reported
thatshe had secured the count thor
oushly. and could find no trace Of any
and On April % he reported there
IL no armed band In the country in
which he was operating
Or. Msdd Provides a cle~.
While the cavalry was thus apor.
lively engaged. detectives iocked TO
the man hunt from New York. Phila-
delphia. Baltimore and Washington.
Col Lafay cite c. Baker. who was at
the head OF the var departments Sc
cret service. had been called upon By
Secretary stanton to see n you can
ind the murderers OF the President"
Col Baker. who was IN New York. hur.
ried TO Washington. and on April Is
began organizing a search by police
methods. In this he worked without
the aid OF the military officers. who
told him his services were not re.
CURED by them.
Before Col Baker had progressed
Tar IN his work a party OF eight Wash.
lngton detectives under Major James
X. oBeirne. provost marshal OF the
District Of Columbia civil and military
police. vent down the Potomac April
on a steamer. landed at Chapel
foint n o thence 20 Port To-
bacco. There Major O'Beirne met
Major Waite on his way TO I.eonards.
town. They conferred. but neither
could give the other any clue.
Some Of O'Brien's men went into
hunt with more real than discre-
Ton. One Of them UAverty) imper.
sonated Booth. and accompanied BY
snother OHoey). who unprecedented
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rHls Has TENDENCY TO
BRING ALI CLASSES OF d..
1ECTIvES INTO MAN HUNT.
Pursuit Badly Managed and DIFF.
ferent Bands Worked to Cross
PurposaLGet . Clue.
on WINFIELD n. THOMPSON.

Nv WINFIELD ~. THOMPSON.
On April 20. the sixth day after the
assassination Of Lincoln. the govern
msnt issued . poster Offering rewards
sggrsUting 500. 900 for the apprehen-
sion Of John wines Booth. the assas-
sin. and " Of his supposed accom-
plicesA
OF this. $4,000 was for Booth. sas..
900 for John n. Surratt. who was sup
posed ef 1rst TO have atteE pied the
murder OF Secretary OF State william
n. Seward. and $4,000 for Daniel c.
Harold. another Of Booths accom-
plices."
Al the time this was issued Lewis
Powell. alias Payne. had been In Gus
'tody In Washington three days and
had been Identified a. the ~assailant of
Mr.. Seward. The other mar for whom
$4,000 was offered was not Daniel c.
Harold. but David K. Herold. whose
Identity could have been established
by = few hours Of police investigation.
'as ne had lived In Washington all his
life. He had worked there az a drug
clerk. and his family. including seven
sisters. lived there.
A Later Issue OF the eovernment's
proclamation gave Herold's name cor
rectly. and substituted for that OF
Surratt the name OF &c. A. Atzerold.
sometimes called Port Tobacco -
This was George A. Atzerold, who had
been assigned by Booth to XIII Vice
President johnson. but had lacked
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Heroid. applied At various farmhouse
for shelter. hoping 10 trap anyone
who befriended them This method
vas quickly discarded when the bo-
= Booth narrowly escaped shooting
~ b hands OF a farmer.
While the detectives secured the
countryside In vain. q definite clew
was provided them by Lieutenant
Dana. who vas still az Bryantown-
IL ~ss furnished by Dr. Mudd. Who
bad sent word 70 the officers that two
mysterious strangers had been at his
house on Saturday. April Is Lieuten-
ant Dana had awaited the arrival OF
eetectfyes before acting on the eiew.
OF these arrived TUESDAY. be
ina a few OF Major O'Belrne's men.
who had ridden down from Surrstts-
Vile
When these men interviewed d..
Audd they convinced that n
was Booth who had been al the doc
tors house: but his trail ended with
his riding away from IL into the near
By svamps on Saturday night. April
Tomorrow: Arrest OF Or. Mudd.
Copyright. 1918. WINFIELD NJ. Thompsonl
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BRIEFS

BEGINS WoRK-The work OF
beauhfying the public square II now
under way. The stakes have been
placed and preliminary work begun.
RELEASES eoY-udge Alan u.
Robinson yesterday released Glenn
Davis from the county Jail that he
might provide for his mother. who is
In failing health Young Davis VAS
arrested for robbing the home Of J.
b. Nesbitt at Springdale.
NEW HOTEL THE ROGERS
Wheeling's newest and modern hotel
will be named The Rogers now
under construction at Fourteenth and
Market streets OF the old Apollo play
house site. The hostelry viii be
opened June is. Mr.. w. ID. rulmer.
who for sometime has been clerking az
the Willard at Grafton. will be the
manager. He has arrived in the city.
The building ts six stories and all the
rooms are alike.
MANY PHYSICIANS TO ATTEND
Arrangements are being rapidly
completed at Huntington for the an
IA state convention ofthe West vir-
ginia Medical Society which will be
held May l.. A large number OF phy-
sfctans OF the Wheeling district viii
attend. sending probably the largest
delegation. The society has over a
half thousand members.
FAIRGROUNDS DIRECTORS TO
MEET-The directors OF the Wheel
ing Playground Association will meet
IN the assembly OF the Board OF
Trade this afternoon TO discuss the
opening OF the grounds for the sum
mer and TO take up a number OF i'm
portant matters.
PROFANE NEGRO FINEO+"Jim"
Lucas a well known local negro char
acter. n was arrested Saturday ar
ternoon by Constable George Junkins,
on complaint OF several women who
declared hat Lucas was drunk ana
using profane language in Alley Sew
en-. was fined 81 and costs Derore
Justice A w. Rider yesterday after
noon. He paid up.
AUTO sPEpEER rs FINED-How.
ard Abbott. who was arrested Sunday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Logomar-
cino for speeding his auto out-the-
pike. was fined IS and costs yesterday
by Justice Wickham.
GOLD COUNTERFEIT COINS
Local bankers have been notined that
there are i've and ten dollar gold
counterfeit coins In circulation in
many parts OF the country. They are
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said 10 be good limitations and have
the right ring" which IL given by
the mixing OF ground glass with the
metal.
SCHOOLS BRIEFLY OBSERVE
DAY-Brief exercises were held in
several OF the rooms OF the Wheeling
schools yesterday In observance OF
Patriots Day, being 40 year Sunday
night since Paul Revere started mis-
memorial ride from Boston TO Con-
and Lexington. beginning the war
OF Independence. The Longfellow
poem written in honor of Revere was
included In the exercises held In the
local schools.
MRS. FITZPATRIcK DIS
CHARoED@Mrs. Caddie Fitzpatrick.
who was arrested on complaint OF
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purpose TO do the work. On April 20
he was still az large.
To this offer of these large rewards
were appended these words:
IAN persons harboring or screening
the said persons. or either of them, or
aiding or assisting their concealment
or escape. will be treated as accom-
Qlicss In the murder Of the President
and the attempted assassination OF the
secretary OF state. and shall be subject
10 trial before a military commission
and n punishment OF death.
Let the stain of innocent blood be
removed from the land by the arrest
Pnd p~unishment OF the murderers.
"All good citizens are exhorted 10
aid public Justice on this occasion.
Every man should consider his own
conscience charged with his solemn
duty and rest neither night nor day
until II be accomplished"
Pursuit. Badly Managed.
This proclamation reflected public
sentiment. The people were savage
ly impatient for the capture of the
assassin, and the delay In taking him.
OF m sleanin o a thousand wild
stories OF his fight n reliable cIew of
his course, irritated the earnest and
excitable Secretary OF War. Edwin ~.
stanton. who represented the govern.
ment In the hunt for the murderer.
From he first the pursuit Of Booth
q been vigorous. but badly man.
aged. In the grief. excitement. pas.
! and age following the striking
down OF the President men worked
blindly and AZ cross purposes. The
large rewards offered dazz1ed the DO.
Wee Detectives, who plunged into the
huBf with real and promptitude but
Washington vas policed By the mill.
tsry. under the commander Of the De.
partment OF Washington. Major Cen
earl G. q AuEur. and the military Of.
hcers could not bring themselves 20
work heartily With civilian detec.
lives.
The result was several pursuits bv
eroups Of men not working ~sufncient.
~ In harmony 20 insure efficiency and
the saving OF time.
The FIRST oncer 70 approach the
route taken BY Booth vas Heutenan,
David u. Dams, % the o mar.
shal'a forces. who was sent out 10 fol
low the first clew received. indlcatlus
the direction 81 Booths fiRhf This
clew was furnished about four hours
after the assassination BY J0hn
Fletcher. a livery stable manager
who had seen Heroid. Booths com.
panion, on one Of F1etcher's horses.
that Herold had promised % return
by ? o'clock, and had followed him
10 the navy yard bridge. Here Fietch.
~ bsd been turned back by the guard
but not without learning that iva
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fore. was receiving protection from a
desperate band. OF at least had numer-
Gus Confederates to give him aid.
The process of seeking a lone and
crippled murdered. guided by a weak
ling youth, by methods usual in the
pursuit OF criminals, was not followed.
The military forces were ordered TO
hunt for q band OF guerrillas.
This phase OF the search for Booth
Is not touched upon in any recount OF
the ~assassin's flight. Evidence OF H.,
and its abortive effect, 10 to be found
In the War Records part III. Vol. 46D.
The Records show that military pur-
suit Of Booth In Maryland was not
taken up until the third day after the
crime. On April IL an order was Is
sued from Gen. Augur's Headquarters.
TO Maj. j.. VI. Waite Of the sth Illinois
Cavalry. directing him to proceed with
one battalion to the lower Maryland
counties Of the department.
There II In that Vicinity OF country
a band Of guerri1las who are supposed
70 have collected for the purpose OF
assisting In the escaps OF the murd.
ers OF the President and a~ssassins OF
the Secretary Of State the order ran.
The special object Of your expedition
VIII be TO capture and destroy this
band. TO arrest all suspicious persons.
allow no one to pass who cannot er.
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Humane Officer Sheldon Joseph,
charged with deserving her child. was
given n hearing yesterday before
Justice Walter y. Wickham and be
cause OF insuriciehr evidence, she
was discharged from custody. after
being given a lecture TO look after her
child more closely.
ORDERS DOGS SLAUGHTERED
Owing to the increased number OF
dogs about the city. CHER
Deyland has ordered a Wholesale
slaughter of all such CANNES.
order il hoped to exclude the posi-
bilities OF a hydrophobia epidemic in
the city.
JAPANESE GOODS soLD-Con-
stable A. J. Miller yesterday morning
sold the property OF Tai Ye Shede.
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consisting OF a number OF prizes the
Jap had had In connection with the
various amusement concessions ne
carried on In this section. The George
Miller Storage company was the pur-
chaser.
PASS PARADE The mammoth
parade for the opening day vai -
passed over the bridges 10 the bali
park free. This was the news received
by Mayor Kirk yesterday.
CITY COlORS-The adoption or
city colors will probably be brought
before council al some future meet
ing. This suggestion comes with the
question of how to decorate automo-
biles in parades and etc.
Japan Is the only oriental country
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LARGE REWARDS OFFERED
FOR BOOTH AND HEROLD

horsemso had crossed into Maryland
. few minutes before.
~LAsatsnant Dana. with q small cav
airy escort. followed 10 q FORK rhe
same road ~ that taken By Booth.
Here Booth had taken the left-hand
road. TO 20 TO SurrsttsviIle. where his
we're concealed. and thence
to the home OF DIT. Samuel A. Mudd.
near bryantown. TO have his broken
leg set. Lieutenant Dana took the
right-hand road-the direct road 10
Port Tobacco. which Booth reason
ably might have been expected 20 fol-
low. AZ ! a N. April rs. Lieutenant
Dana reached the hamlet of Pisczt-
away. from which he reported that he
had reliable information that the
Presidents slayer Was named Boyle.
o. Boyd. q desperate who had recen.
ly killed q Federal oficer IN Mary
land.
Lieutenant Dana sent word TO the
nearest cavalry post. Chapel Hfll. 20
throw out scouts. and kept on toward
Bryantown. In this part Of his jour.
ney his path crossed hat which
Booth pursued hat night In leaving
Dr. Mudd's.
cavaIry's FruitIess Labons.
The governments great resources
in mounted troops stationed about
Washington were employed to beat
the country for Booth. though with
strange facility. Regiments secuted
far and wide TO north. East and west.
To the south. in the region OF swami
and woods where the assassin mad
cover.-~svalry forces we're not
readily available. They had TO be sent
chiefly from Washington. and when
they were sent they proceeded. under
orders. 10 seek q military enemy.
Sec. Stanton from the frst assumed
that the death OF the President had re-
suited from a great conspiracy OF Con-
federates- The pursuit Of Booth. there
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Japan IL the only oriental country
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One Of the several posters issued by the government Offering reward
for both Booth and his associates. IL announces that harborin,
Booth N punishable by death
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-02-26
Whipple Indicted

Deputy United States Marshal e.
S Cameron OF Fargo, arrested Mar
tin Whipplc Friday at Thinner OH
the charge Of violating the federal
law prescribed in United States re-
viscd code section 2139 which pro-
hibits the sale Of intoxicating liqu-
or to Indians. Martin Whipple is
charged with having sold liquor to
Red Fox WIS is in the Morton coun-
ty Jail serving a sentence for assault
and battery while in an intoxicated
condition. Whipple was arraigned
before United States Commissioner
E. r. Lanterman and waived the
federal preliminary examination
held Saturday morning. The court
asked $500 90 bail for his appear
ance in the United States district
court the first day it convenes at
Bismarck. Whipple immediatly
furnished the bail and was released
---Mandan News.