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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
BeIlafre Rriefa

MISS btlhle Bahra has accepted a
position in Blum Bros store.
John Pracht is spending a few days
with his parents on Rose Hill.
Walter Dorer and Frank Nelson
have gone to Columbus 10 spend a few
days with friends.
Mrs. Henry n. Fitton left yesterday
Tor Bethesda TO spend a Few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. q. Kengot OF Gravel
Hill are the parents OF a son. born
Friday.
Mrs Harry Eberline Of Union street
has returned from a visit with friends
al Powhatan.
Nellie. young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John McGraw. Jr.. f. quite IN at
her home On FOrty-fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. LaughIin have
returned 10 GAINESVILLE. after "A visit
with relatives In this city.
Mrs. Cora Snow and children. Of
Syracuse. y. Y. have returned home
after a visit with Mrs G W. Yost on
Gravel FIN
VIM J. kirkpatrick. OF Cleveland.
has returned home after spending a
few days with relatives here.
4 tax day FOR the benefit Of tho
Fairgrounds viii BE- held IN this CITY
on Saturday June o. n wiz be under
the auspices Of tho BeIlairo Play
ground association
Mrs John Haughfon Of this city. fs
spending r. f'w days with friends and
relatives in Stoubcnvllo
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mccoy Of Chica-
20. are guests Of Nr. and Mrs Louis
Foreman and other relatives in this
city.
Walter McCroba. of FoIIanebee. w
va. BE- visiting his parents on Gravel
HIll
Mr. and Mrs William Lappe-t. OF
GAINESVILLE. are visiting relatives IN
this cts.
Rev. O. % smith. pastor ~ tho r-ef
N p church. will e0 fo steubenvHua
today fo deliver the memorial address
20 stanton Post. O. A. o.
Tho health board has commended
that tho salary Of tho sanitary police
man be- Increased from $50 10 So Dor
month l' bel likely tho matter ufI DO
considered by council ~ its nost meet
INK
Misses Gene and Elizabeth Carres
aro FpendInE q Few days with friend
ar Bethesda
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burned arm sustained a couple OF
weeks ago.
The Senior Mechanics will hold
Their regular meeting tomorrow eve
ming
Mise o Henthorn % Pittsburgh.
IL the guest OF Miss Alice Cox for a
few days.
Emmett Gag Of Cleveland. IL spend
Ing a lew days With friends in this
city.
George Scheetr Is a business visitor
al FSirmonI W. Va
Many out-of-town people will attend
The entertainment At the Kirkwood
Presbyterian church Tuesday.
{. G. Conrad OF Akron. was In this
city yesterday calling on friends.
The local barber shops will b.
closed all day today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

knights 81 Columbus of This city.
held = biz meeting yesterday and con
terred the second and third degrees
on a LARGO class OF candidate. The
second degree was conferred by the
Martins Ferry degree team and tho
third or major degree was boz charge
Of state Deputy McCarfy and stan or
Cleveland Tn the morning the local
and visiting members attended macs
81 81 Johns church ln obse-varre of
Holy Trinity Sunday A parade was
the feature OF the afternoon. the af.
fair concluding last evening with A
banquet in Odd Fellows hall
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sanq First Mass

Rev. Anthony Schlernitzauer. OF this
city, Who was ordained 10 the priest.
hood in the Catholic church al Column
bus, Saturday. celebrated his FIRST
mass In St Johns church yesterday
morning The church was crowded to
It's capacity for the occasion. "A num-
Der OF visiting and local priests assist.
ing in the mass.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
LOU Schlemitzauer entertained with
n reception at their home on Union
street. IN honor Of the ordination OF
their son.
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BRIDGEPORT
IFlttinsly Observed.

Memorial Day viii be celebrated in
this city as in ear past by the men,
bers OF Branum Post. G. A. r.. In the
morning the members will meet at the
street a waiting room n will be
taken In carriages TO Weeks cemetery
where the graves OF the deceased
members will be decorated. In the
Afternoon they will 20 on the street
cars TO Linwood cemetery where the
graves OF the dead will be strewn with
nowers. The uniform rank OF macca-
bees and Mechanics will assist in the
celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
HERR0LD WINS
ANOTHER RACE
LOCAL HoroHcrcLur FAKES FAST
EvnNr AT TOLEDO.
NsroaAssd r~snty-nvs Nnss IN Lsss
TA&n rAirty nnuts|n0es an
Indian Eaohin.

Special Dispatch 10 the I~ntelissnc.r.
TOLEuo. -. May s0-Ezusfy Hsrro!d.
Of w~hsennx. toeay Won ne .s-mii. mo-
'SFeye4s race on the Local race track In
ne fAst time - - inmate and a. So
unds The Nheelins rider took the lead
- the start and With his Indian racer
Kept well ahead during the entire dis
lance Tie showed great skil and daring
In hi- ridius. but Szs absolute master q
MS machine At all Umes. lie left this
evening for wheeling where he viii ride
Ia the races Monday.
Last week Herrold wo1 a Twenty-Five
mile race at Dap ton. IA ~ minutes and
ten seconds
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srldaenort Rrlefs

Dulin Barrett Of WcllsvlTo. epent
yesterday'with relatives In this city.
The local post office will observe
the usual holiday hours today
Mr. and Mrs. Seibert and family OF
kirkwood are spending the day with
friends in Cadiz.
Many local people attended the
Woodman memorial services az Mar.
tins Ferry yesterday.
Bert HIll is recovering from a
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BoNaARo FoRTIEcArIons

IbINi MAY go VIA tho italian
Frontier and Paris fD % m-Opora.
2 ons along the C8rn.r mountains have
h'rn much delayed Uy unfavorabIr
'aIh'r huf Do Italians have BON.
bafdcd Tho Austrian Qualifications or
me irnutirf They were aIyanrIre
s'onF The Fella river b~esiagfnF NaI
hoffffto. midway between plnfebIa
ma Jarvis Further apufr fher ara
pushing alone ihs Rasoarara VALLEY
threatening rredI pass
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Meeting ThIs EVENING.

\ meeting OF the Bridgeport Bel
GUM Relief committee will be held
This evening In the Office OF George
scheets and a fun attendance of the
committee Is desired. Arrangements
VIII also be made 70 rthe work to be
done in this city and matters OF as
sisting he state committee will also
be taken up.
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Hearing Today.

a man by the name OF Conoway. re-
siding in Kirkwood. will be given a
hearing before Mayor Schaffer today
on the charge OF wife beating. He was
raising a disturbance about the place
Saturday evening when Officer Massey
put in an appearance n escorted him
TO the city building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

a meeung Of the 1914 graduating
class has been called for this %evening
AZ tho Central school building and a
fun attendance Is desired. Plans will
be laid for tho decorating Of the gym
nasium for the banquet which will be
served 10 tho members Of the Gradual.
ing class Friday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

All Of the bells in the city will be
tolled today from - TO 70 o. o'clock
in honor Of the 5Oth anniversary OF
the civil war. Mayor Wyckon has
also asked that residents refrain from
work for five minutes during the noon
hour In honor OF the men who lost
their lives fighting for their country.
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No Evening Services.

No evening services were held in
any OF the local churches last evening
owing TO the fact that union services
were held In the Kirkwood NJ. T.
church. Rev. Mayer. pastor Of The
church. delivered the b~accaIaureate
sermon 10 the members Of the gradu-
.ating class Of the High school.
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The Knights and Ladies' OF the
Round Table will entertain with a
euchre party in Turner hall next
Tuesday evening. A committee has
charge OF the affair n has arranged
TO take care or a large crowd. Prizes
viii be awarded thewinners-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
To Minoo

The firing squad OF the local Me.
chanics. together with the drum CORDS
OF the same lodge. left YESTERDAY
morning over the c. & p. for Mingo.
where they took part in the memorial
services held at that place. Despite
the Indictment weather OF yesterday.
there was a large turnout Of the mem
hers
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No School Today.

The public schools in this city will
be- idle today owing 10 the fact that
the day will be celebrated as Memorial
Day. The schools will close Wednes-
day a. noon for the summer vacation
and the report cards will be handed
out Friday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
First Fight.

The first fight 10 occur since the
opening OF the saloons in this city
tool place at the Evans saloon. in the
lower part OF the city. Saturday even
Ing. David Gwynn. a Broadway resi-
dent. was roughly used. and II is said
that a man by the name OF Davis was
responsible.
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Bells TO Toll.

Al lof the bells In the city will be
tolled for five minutes during the noon
hour today In observance Of Memorial
Day. Mayor Schaffer issued a procla-
nation requesting all citizens to re-
frain o doing any work during the
Time b bells are being tolled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
Only One Paint

The local High school track team
~as only able TO score one point In the
held meet which was held in a sea OF
mud on the Fair grounds. Saturday
afternoon. This was secured By Leroy
bywaters. who finished third In tho
bali mile race.
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Fans ~Disappointed.

The base ball fans OF this city and
vicinity were greatly disappointed on
Saturday and Sunday when they were
unable 10 see the Central League
teams in action on the local park. The
rain OF Saturday afternoon stopped
the game, and Saturday nights rain
put a stop TO yesterdays game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

Bishop William F. Anderson. OF the
Methodist Episcopal church Will no
in Bellaire Tuesday 10 attend a meet
ing OF the GAINESVILLE district church
-. II will he a day meeting ana
three sessions will be held. closing i'm
the evening with an address Dy
Bishop Anderson
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evening for the purpose Of re-orEaniz-
ink
Arch Woods ~ Jeanette. Pa. a. en-
tho city Tor "a few day. calling on
friends and relatives
Mrs. John r. Miller o. Columbus. is
In the city for a few days visiting
friends and relatives
Harry Steward and wife. Ross Rob.
lnson and wife. and Or and Mrs r. A..
Blackboard left Yesterday FOR a two
days trip M Zoar. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

The best brain effort and indires
lion do not 40 hand In hand 10 YOU
would win q lasting success you must
Keep your stomach in good working
order and your bowels regular This
is easily done DO you 60 a. o. rightly.
Mrs C. g.. Baker. Homer CITY. Pa
writes About two years ago I sui.
fcrcd from stomach trouble and con
%efipafion. After Z began using Cham
horIa'ns Tablets my condition inn
proved 81 the end ~ = week 7 could
cat and sleep we'll Sold by all deal.
crs
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VIII Entertain

Mrs. ]. IA. Pearsall n sister. Miss
Anna P~urssglove. will entertain
friends next Friday afternoon at the
home OF the former on Guernsey
street Fancy work Will be the diver.
sion and the hour will be from 3 TO
5 y. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

Flag Day Celebration.

Bellaire Lodge of Elks has about
completed arrangements for the OBJ
servance OF Flag Day on June IA. The
Martins Ferry lodge will assist and a
nne program will be carried out. At
torney n. u. Kinney will deliver the
tribute TO the flag.
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Interesting Report

At tho morning services a. the First
I'rDsbytcrian church Yesterday. the
pastor. Rev Sesbitt. who was a deIa.
gate from the ST. C|lairsyiUc Presbv.
terry 60 the General Assembly AZ 10.
chester. gaye a very interesting report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
Shlpped Body Home

The remains Of Fred Booth, the
miner who was electrocuted in the
Thomas Long mine in South Bellaire.
Friday afternoon, were shipped to his
former home at West Columbia, W.
va, Sunday morning. Interment will
be made at that place this afternoon.
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Dance This evening.

The local lodge OF Moose will give
another OF their enjoyable dances in
their hall in the Scheele building. at
the corner of Second and Hanover
streets. this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

The pupils Of tho seventh grade of
the Central school will hold n basket
picnic this afternoon The pupils will
meet AZ the school house and chap
eroned by their teacher. Miss Cor
bett. will spend the afternoon on an
dian Run An enjoyable time De- anti
ripated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

The many friends OF Paul Otte. who
has been critically III at his home on
South broadway, will be pleased 10
learn mat his condition shows i'm
provement In the last few DAYS
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FAINT And Tor The
rrla0n every ono
q mTId rcmrmhrr tHHt
" itirrcr ia done %
a'd tIe mother. % rr
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during her TRYING
mont viii surely -
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tie rf.al.
Among fhr eirrfrr
o. iH ~ n wirrI.T cr-
trrrrI remedy known
nH NOT rra Friend.
70 is wf.It H called an
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
May Queen

Miss Marcella Nahn
Court.
Misses.
Margaret Si,hsr Laura Custer
Cecilia HolI,r Joanna Ntt.rraI
Nku's A~louHhau Irene Kelley
tsthcrin. Fox Margaret Stamm
Clara Kraft Amy Afonohan
Matle haEcfou Loretta ATmbustcr
Margaret BECKER Marie Zo,II,r
Agnes Campbell Mildred knltenbarb
irAia "uuthau Mary Lauders
N,Ile 'pnltf Catherine King
Adellu MoFaddtn Mary Hughes
NnElnla miller Rose J~acubuCcl
L~lAahtth bieEmilefEltzahvth McFaddcu
B"I'thN tuttS Elizabeth Cook
catherine Foley Lillian tHrritV
Virginia Carroll Angela Reed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AltmcNcr
Minuie Burke Helen Waterbous.
gertrude Fricmuth Elizabeth Gaus
,arolyn Zarnits Nellie Hickey
stauttt" Athtn Raphael HaEsrou
E~llAabeth Heller Madelyne CLANCY
Gertrude Sane Stella WcIty
Grown Bearer.
Miss Elizabeth Miugerter.
Inc ven bearers are the following
little misses.
Genevlcve Altmeyor Marion Klaphech
Lucille Kelley virginia Carroll
Agnes Dietrich
Mary Katherine kurner
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The regular meeting OF Hope Com
mandery No. 20. Knights TempIars
will be held Thursday evening OF this
week in Masonic temple. There Will
be business OF interest TO the mem
bers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

The funeral 1ervicee Tor Abraham
Ramsey who died wednesday o. Hfs
nome near iacobsburR was held yes
tArday afternoon Services were con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

pied 70 The nhf0m'nli muaric1. rrriiv
TuH"rf IN b. your own hIHf ufef
~ yIur own mini. NJ makes Che rr.fet
tLnlL tnrT expand quite naturally rrI ths
fhCrt wra.1 tHr nerves ia cub fHri fHer aT-
JUL themeelvra o. tHe uHr#r.. OF expansion
1 iNll lfIn from fHH aHlr.. h. H'mUat eImT-
ilteI. Women WHO uee 'NHfhHra FrenIF
fefer ~ d. lHaenCe n u1TIr a.tnres. ffey
ore relieved ~ n greet many minor Dis
tfr aI nrrfrEcua''u ~f..IUr.lra 1rI tfIes
cuNIr rtrFOr4 "nIrtia" r. hn-rr fIafrrB
We r9ttf. 10 o. we'll rrrrF "N' .ff.r4
rcnl Get o. bottle today 81 arr Hrr--
ref Then % once write ~ n ~nf rrf.r.
1Infnf nri Instructive hsrt fnr aI rrrarrr
I've m1f-rra fffr-r4 Hrrfne'F REGULATOR
Co. t' Lamar Bids. Atlanta 90.
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REWARD

-
Reward for information
leading to the identification of
the parties driving the auto
mobile that killed Valentine
keyes at kirkwood, Saturday,
May %.
COUNTY
AUTOMO bile ASSN,
Harry Thompson,
Secretary.
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Win Give Euehre.

Quoted al l O'Clock and interment was
made in the Jacobsburg cemetery.
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CLASS TAKES FIRST
COMMUNION AT ST. JOSEPH'S

EnNara Ja'luind william Schilburg
hurt S~auNaEeut Russell NNooI
toward S~auNagrut Anthony ScuSoue
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First Communion Glass.
Mlaaaa

Misses.
Mary V. Feinler Bernardine Yeag.r
itlida ,. Lott Teresa HObrecht
Helen Carroll Hazel Mahen
Anna Juiligau Helen Malcolm
Clara Goldbaugh ROSEMARY EbcrIy
Ida RoSeuhaIu Mary Clarke
Seine Moran Margaret Stanley
Francis Carcioue Efus Herrck
Catherine Mahoney Conneu
Anna Hulluu Ethel MisOkay
lara House Eleanna Thalman
Lynetta Bayha Ellen Ncrmilliou
Ihelma Bayha Dorothy Glatz
angela iurpurA Mary JacoNstty
Alafy Hurhs aha MeSSmore
Mabel WitZbuger MARY Herrick
Barbara NasslTf Anna Loprsste
Virginia DrcbuS Ruth Kelley
N'lue barney Edna m
irene faru"N Alice Soldier
Vaughn Wyatt Catherine Meredith
Mary bchuskN
boys.
Harold Mahoney Edward Mclaughlin
James Lawther James
Rocco Carciouc Harold Byhanua
J farcls Halptn Charles Linn
John 'nmpers William Crock
James. boyle Joseph Thompson
=, arr Neiqsr Lawrence Emmerth
Howard NoeiiuEer sylvester T,,G-faf,
Charles Cartullsrs Edward EIafle,
Leo Hicky James NcgW..nev
Edward kurner Charles Hisusr
John Nererko Ralph McSweeney
august AARON John Emmerth
tharlcs McIrail George Harding
= harlFs fotard Edward Sweeney
Bernard Sweeney Francis king
ROBOT senator = EuucUr
Harold Neidert Ihhert Kuru-r
Theodore Smith Walter swan
beorEe Young Robert Malcolm
Andrew S~aHNHEeot Martin Turpura
The Ocala evening star., 1915-07-10
CARMICHAEL IS A
STANCH CRAFT
Rammed a Tree and Lost Her Super
structure. but Went Along on
Her Run

Shirt Tail Bend (via Conner) July
THE G.. A. Carmichael, Capt. Fred
Priest, with crossties for Jacksonville,
piled up on the sharp and treacherous
bend in the Gore creek section of the
Oklawaha, known to Oklawahans as
Shirt Tail Bend. The vessel was on
her way down stream, and as she
of the river boys, ait come of" For
just around the "tails," so lavishly
begged in the green forest, stood an
overhanging tree. The &C. A" ram
med this tree in the next second and
tore off her superstructure and other
something elsies, as the cabin, gang
way chains, stanchion posts, etc. Her
canvas top went overheard, but her
cabin remained up, it being wrecked.
The vessel soon picked up and passed
Sunday Bluff (Ocala National Park
just a few miles below here, half an
hour later.
On the upstream trip, with freight
stuff for Ocalans, the vessel picked up
fish trip in her propeller. She pass
ed the signal station at Conner under
one bell.
The captain of the G.. A Carmichael
is an expert riverman, Captain Fred
Priest. The first mate is Carl Mason
formerly captain of the City of Ocala
Chief engineer, Mr. Harding Of Sill
yer Springs.
All the river boats experience many
accidents upon this treacherous stream
and the G. A. Carmichael is lucky.
On her last trip upstream from
Palatka, the Sharpshooter of the Mills
steamboat line broke an axle
A. A. G.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-07-10
GOLD MEDAL CONTESTS

Two gold medal contest have been
held this week One Of these was at
the M. E church in Reddick on July
Sth, when the medal was awarded to
Miss Mary Belle Wilson Of Reddick
on the selection: "Who Struck the
Blow"
The second one was held the next
night at Citra in the new school house.
The little band Of temperance work
ers was met at the train and enter
tanned until night The contestants,
wearing their silver medals and COM
peting for the gold one, made some
very fine speeches which were heartily
applauded. Hon. E. l.. Wartmann pre-
sented the medal with an interesting
and encouraging talk to the speakers
and the other workers This medal
was awarded to Miss Eme1ia SneIler
of Montbrook on the selection ~The
Enemy Under the Flag" Representa-
tive w. J. Crosby gave the temper
ance workers many words Of help and
encouragement He said that the
only time that the auditorium had
ever been used was for the graduat-
ing exercises last month and now he
was glad that IL had been christened
by the W. C. It. II. The Offering at
this meeting was one Of the most gen
erous we have received. The hospita-
bic home of w. J. Crosby was open
for thsrs who Lad to leave on the
i.igi.s train and he took them all safe
ly TO the train in two auto loads.
Mrs G. ID. w.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-07-10
UNFAIR ADVANTAGE
Charged Against the State by Thaw's
COunsel-Hearing Adjourned
Until Monday

New York, July 1O.-The charge of
John B. Stanchfield, chief counsel for
Harry X. Thaw, that the state had
an expert lip reader in the court trans
lating for the benefit of alienists the
whispered conversations of Thaw with
his attorneys, precipitated a request
yesterday afternoon by Deputy Attor-
ney General Becker that a mistrial
be declared. Justice Hendrick refus-
ed the request and instructed the jury
that the remarks by the counsel should
not be considered.
Thaw was a witness at the time and
was excused with the cross examina-
ton. Thaw told the story of the shoot
ing of Stanford White and gave his
opinion of alienists. ~Thaw was allow
ed to answer questions fully, with one
or two exceptions, and he answered
directly and with emphasis. The spec
tators remarked that he seemed sure
of himself.
Justice Hendricks announced that
he had been informed that Evelyn
Nesbitt Thaw was too i'll to appear,
and Attorney Becker read to the jury
her testimony in the habeas corpus
proceedings in White Plains. The
reading was in progress when I'd
iournment was taken until Idon5ay.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-07-10
AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW
Methodist

Methodist
(Rev. J. M. Gross, Pastor)
$50 a. m.-Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Preaching.
Subject, "Paul's Testimony Con-
cerning the Christian Life"
p. m.-Junior League.
p. m.-Senior League.
7:45 p. m.-Preaching.
Subject, "Duty and Necessity of
Watchfulness."
All cordially invited. Strangers
always welcome.
Baptist
9:3O a. m.-Sunday school.
IL a. m.-Preaching.
Topic, Loyalty to Christ"
p. m.-B. Y. p. u. Reports from
the encampment.
7:45 p. m.-Evening service.
Topic, "Of the Example of Barte-
mus"
You are welcome.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-07-10
TRAIN ROBBERY
IN ALABAMA
FOUR BANDITS HELD UP THE n.
Y. & N. o. LIMITED ON THE
l.. 4 N.
ASSOCIATED PressJ

Montgomery, Ala, July 10-A
posse today is searching the vicinity
of Greenville for four bandits, who
early this morning robbed near Green
vile Louisville & Nashville passen-
ger train, the New York and New Or
leans limited. The bandits cut the
mail, express and baggage cars from
the train, ran them down the track
and looted them. They sent the loco
motive wild under a full head of
steam, it stopping forty miles away.
The passengers were unmolested.
The amount of booty is unknown.