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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
IZAAK WALTON
CONVENTION is ON

MtNNEUAHA SPRINGS W. Va. oct.
l1-Ihc West Virginia Forest. Game
and Eiah Protective Association com
Nrnru Den be- ninth annual meeting here
to-day Tho attendance on unusually
large. rerreaenfafiVc men from various
rnrfa 81 fhr state and r. number from
other states being here
The annual address 0f the president
Jules a Niuunrnrr. state forest game
and nrH warden wee the primary fea-
fure ~ fhf opening session.
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Obituary


Funeral services for Mrs. Charles
W. Mccormick was held at the family
home in WMloughby. o.. a suburb Of
Cleveland, yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Burial was in Lake View
cemetery Of that place. Death was
due to pneumonia.
Mrs Mccormick. whose death oc-
CURED in Willoughby Tuesday. was
the daughter OF Captain and Mrs. Rob-
erts OF this city. Surviving are two
sons. Douglas OF Columbus and Nelson
OF Cleveland; our sisters. Mrs. n. f.
Whitaker. Mrs. Agnes Brown and Miss
Mary Roberts of Wheeling. and Mrs.
II. c. Welch Of Cleveland.
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MOHR MUST
STAND TRIAL

PROVIDENCE. r. T.. oct 22-An
effort to quash indictments against
NrH Elizabeth r. Mohr. and the three
negroes who are under charges in con
necuon with tho murder OF hor hus.
band ur q q Mohr. two months ago.
today Judge Rathbun. IN the
superior court. ovrrruied and denied
domurrora end motions aiming "a null
lfy the Indictments.
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PHYSICIANS MEET
Interesting Papers Read and Discussed
at Nesting Of ohio County
Medical Society.

Two Interesting papers were discussed
.at the meeting ~ the Ohio County Msdi.
cal society held last evening boz the
IlIHt Eraurn Council rfnmNrr rr
Charles g. MInEerter presented n paper
on Some Vision circles iu nfHrfrar
and another paper on ArthnteH Hn.
f1rwHnr wHa given bv DR. 80 Cav
dueh. The discussion % ur WIrrrrtrrn
paper was ln charge - nr Gregory Nrf-
Charles Frlrgell while ur Jacob
srhwiuu led the discussion % the
other.
The following attended Ur D. 81.
NcNiIlcn. 49, r. gavdOah. Charles Wing
erter Thurman Gf1ilaple. a H HHrnett.
Jacob HChwluu. M 80. HalrH. sd U
Kelly. Ivan Fawcett o. a. Aahman.
Charles Frirseil H A. Nacgrerar. u.
q peburn. o. o. fkert and Do ISL.
Gilmore
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PLANS NOW
UP TO PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. e. 22-Formal an
nouncement OF army plans in the ma
tonal defense proGram 60 be laid be
Tore congress by the administration this
winter awaits word from President Will
son That he has concluded his confer
ences with congressional leaders on the
subject.
While the president has approved the
plan. which calls FOR building up an
Of more than i.200.0O0 In six years,
he has not yet had m opportunity TO
discuss 10 with all those members Of
the house and senate whose views he
wishes "a obtain
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YOUNG CHILD IS
TO DEATH

HUNTINGTON. w Va. oct. 22=
Failing into p big kettle o. scaIding
wafer Charles Edward Bulinrton.
-four year old son % David BuUirrtou.
on Ashland. Ky. restaurant f.aper.
Waa 20 badly injured hat DO died to-
day Two other little ions Of Mr.. and
Mrs bullington and the mother wit.
nessed tho tragedy.
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L TRIAL OPENS

NEW YORK oct 2g-Tho trial Of
onnie Ialls. 22. FOR The KILLING of Mrs.
hllahcth Nichols. widow of the founder
Of the hrm % Austin Nichols and conn
Lfnt began today. the WORK being CON
p~rsecutiuu VIII oucu Ifa case Monday.
Tulaq was houachoV in the home OF
Mrs.
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WOMEN TO DRAW
WAGE AS MEN

LONDON. Oct 22.. $3.50 p. MN
a statement issued today David Lloyd
George. minister OF munitions. an.
hat women is years of age
and over engaged in munition work
receive a minimum wage OF n pound
weekly. While doing skilled work.
on time or by piece. women get the
same pay as men, the announcement
further states.
The official recognition OF the right
OF women to receive the same pay a.
men for the same work is claimed as a
great victory by militant sunragettes
who have long been agitating the
question.
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PROTEST SERVICE
Appeal 70 Public Service commtsaor
Tor Quicker Trolley service IN ont
he-Ptfe District Rsportsd'

II was reported last night that a pro-
tssl against the new twelve-minute ser
~ recenily inauEurated on the out
1ne-plke division OF the West Virginia.
iractlOn a Electrical company's svs-
tem VIII be nled with the State Pubic
eINlce commission at Charleston. Since
service was reduced from a ten-min-
ute 70 a twelve-minute schedule. the
- are crowded. especially during the
and evening rush periods The
protest. n r. said. asks Tor NOR 80
and a quicker service. ~
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REV. GROVES A
LEG AMPUTATED.

CHARLESTON. " Va Oct 2Z=
rev John u Groves. % KessIoru Crora
lanes. Nicholas county. today under.
went an o~ncrafIon. for the removal OF
DIE right leg Mr. Groves was candi.
date a few wears X for the state sen.
ate from Ihc Ninth district lie BE- a
brother iu.Iau Of former Senator w :
Johnson. patron of The a|ntlpistol law
in Wcet Virginia.
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HONOR NATAL DAY
OF THE EMPRESS

NORFOLK Va. oct. 22-Receptions
in honor Of the birth anniversary OF
Empress August Victoria OF Germany
were held his afternoon and tonight
aboard the German Auxiliary cruisers
kronprinz Wilhelm and Prinz EiteI
friedrich. interned at the Norfolk navy
yard. Many German residents Of this
section Joined with the ships officers
and crews Ia the celebration and all the
German and Austrian merchant vessels
laid up here by war were dccked in flags.
German hags also were flown from the
ships OF the United states navy here
In recognition OF the anniversary
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TO RECEIVE SCORE.

In order 10 get the results OF the
wheeling High schooI-Huntingfon
hlgh school football game this after.
noon az o as possible. arrange
ments have been made by the Young
Mens Christian Association. by which
Captsin Parker viii phone the score
70 the association once immediately
after the anne.
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NAMED NURSERY INSPECTOR.

G n. Wade. OF the Waddington
Farm well known landscape gardener.
Till go to Wauseon. Fulton county.
Ohio' mex week. where he has ac.
eepted a position as nursery and or.
chard inspector for the northwestern
district OF Ohio. the appointment hav.
INK been given him by the Ohio state
Board OF Agriculture.
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RooT HIoHLT HoHonED

ALBANY. 81 ~. oct zzAAn honor
ary degree ~ doctor 0f Laws saa 'r.
TERED upon Elihu Root former United
Hfatea sfnafor hv the TrfrfraIfr I'D Die
riafe % Vow UOrA uf the closing arn.
zion ~ lfa tfaf convention Farr fgrIrft
TIE dfFrrr la fhe highest honor fHr rrI
tefalfr con given any person and 1rIa
lf others have received lf.
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a narrow escape from serious injury
when the horse she was driving took
way. and started 20 run. The horse in
It's mad flight ran around a short bend
at Harmony Hin. and witnesses say that
the buggy nearly turned turtle. For
elEners noticing the plight OF the woman
ran into the street and stopped the ami
mai before any damage was done to the
occupant OF the buggy.
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coal oo Rnsunra

CHARLESTON. Vs. Va. oct. ga-The
rpi man Coal Company. operating 90
rrilimuu. on The ohio riVrr. has re-
euined operations after n suspension o.
teNftal months A wOrkiuF contract
rauV and fhc miners The contract
calls lgr an ciEht hour day and fhs
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FLOATER MAY HAVE
BEEN BENWOOD MAN
THEORY ADVANCED BY AurHoRI.
TIES OF THE MILL TOWN
LAST MIGHT.
Object Seen Falling from Railroad
Bridge May Have Been Body Taken
From River THURSDAY.

That the unknown foreigner found
floating In the Ohio river. near Mounds
Vile. Thursday evening. might be the
remains OF the man who Is said TO have
jumped or fallen from the Bcllaire-Ren-
wood Baltimore a. Ohio river bridge last
week. Il the theory expressed BY a num-
Der OF officials in Benwood last night.
NO description OF the man who fell
from the bridge was obtained Al the
time, but those who conducted a
thorough examination into the case are
firm In their belief that the unknown
foreigner found In the river Is the one
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RAPER PLAYS
AT HALFBACK

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. oct. 22-Carl
kaper. Wheeling boy. o. TO start at half
back for Marshall college against Cen
trail University Friday. Raper has been
Kept out Of the lineup by injuries. but
this week bis work has been very good
and Coach hamhe has decided 20 start
him. holding out Galloway. who b. sui
ferlnE with "a bad ankle. whether RIA
per gets ln the biz West Virginia Uni
FcrElfV Marshall battle here Nov. 6th.
VIII depend largely ON his performance
against the Coloncia
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funeral services for James Byrne. one
OF the Oldest and best known citizens OF
the home OF his son-in-law and daughter.
councilman and Mrs. James Higgins OF
McAiechen street, at $3.50 o'clock. follow
ca % requiem high mass at St John
church Rev. Father Patrick Gilsenen,
pastor OF the church. will o~fffciate.
Burial viii be in Mount Calvary.
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A-TTErDED ANHrvERsAar.

Mr. r gtrinfeIdf arsd Tr years ~
ffie CTS. yesterday attended the nftIeth
WnnnInE HnrINUrHnrN 90 Mr. and Mr.
samuel stern. or the home 81 fhefr
daughter Mra Charles Winfrrnitr %
View YORK CITY Mf end Nra stern
trd much ~ their married life in west
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RooM ron MPRovEMEur

MOHONK LAKE a. ~. OCT 7aArhat
thrre Dr. room Tor improvement fn tho
HOffrumruf Indian service Wna pointed
out On a platform which cited the condI.
ton of tnc Itra. uduaufr1 hero tonight
af Che CLOSING session OF fhr Lake Mo-
honk conference 10 che Indian and other
dependent peoples
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Funeral services for James u. Camp
sey. a prominent farmer OF Washing
ton county. Pa, who died At his home
in Claysville. yesterday afternoon al 2
O'Clock. with the Rev. Alexander Nc
Laughlin. pastor OF the Claysville
United Presbyterian Church. ofhciat-
terry.
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rNFAHT DIES.

AZ the family home. 2239 Jacob street.
this Saturday morning. occurred the
death Of Mary ANGELA Carney. infant
daughter Of James and Mary SHELLEY
Carney. aged two months and i've days.
Death was due 20 infantile trouble.
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Funeral Of Mr.. Barry Today.

This afternoon at 2 o'clock funeral
services for William A. Barry. the aged
and highly respecte president of West
Alexander. Pa. who died suddenly late
Thursday night at his home. will BE-
held al the place OF death. The Rev.
Dr. H. l.. Riddle. pastor OF the West
Alexander Presbyterian Church. Will
be in charge. Burial will Dc in the
West Alexander cemetery.
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The Rathbone bible class meeting will
De held IN the Knights OF Pythias club
looms some TIME next month. and the
local order are postponing obifgating "a
large class until the session Is held here.
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100000 rur

EVANSVILLE Ind oct. gg=namafa
estimated af $50 D waa raurrl ~
IRE which suited a bic w-arehora. arru-
pied hr q rumhrr ~ commercial haraes
here to-day The cause o. the fire has
noe been determined.
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said to have been seen falling or jump
Ing from the bridge.
Yesterday. the funeral services for the
unfortunate man were held In Mounds
Vile. and he was buried in an unmarked
grave In Mount Rose cemetery.
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Oxen.

Kenneth. the 10 month old son Of Mr..
and Mrs otto O'Neil died last evening
~ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman
Benwood. following an Illness OF sever-I
Al days. Funeral arrangement are In
complete.
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Hamilton
ArriUeS From
DQrddneHeS

LONDON. Oct 23-2:3O a. m.-Gen-
eral Sir Ian Hamilton. who was re-
Gently relieved of the command OF the
Dardanelles expeditionary force, re
turned TO London from the Dardanelles
last night General Sir Charles Car
michael Monroe. who has been named
TO succeed General Hamilton. left Lon
don yesterday morning { o CON-
mand on the Gallipoli peninsula.
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On October 10 the war office an
nounced the change Of commanders OF
the Dardanelles expedition. The an
nouncement stated that General Sir
Ian Hamilton. who would be relieved
by General Sir c. c. Monro. had been
ordered TO return TO England to make a
report on the Gallipoli campaign. Pend
ing the arrival OF General Monro at
Gallipoh, IL was announced that Major
General William Riddle Birdwood
would temporary command the troops
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A. HOUSE
l3O5-ll Market Street Wheeling, w.. Va.
RIVER NEWS

Dense fogs again delayed river
uaffic and the Reuben Dunbar. u
mere Thursday. is 4s hours late. The
boat will likely arrive here from
charleston for Pittsburgh this morn
ing The Liberty was in last even.
ing at s. and will clear this morning
Tor Matamoras at $780, Sunday the
Reuben Dunbar is due down from
for Charleston. and the
hanawha IL due up from Charleston
for Pittsburgh.
hINer stages remain about the
same with 80 feet OF water at the
local wharf boat.
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ing clear. rect iall-
PAhkERSBURG-1O feet. falling:
MoRGANTowN-7s feet. falling.
ViL GiTY-2s feet. falling: clear.
"AfthEN-2s feet. falling: clear
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rm1rsLmJL. sure wrhou operation 20 d1snaoa from usanssh
7WrT v1e-Nxny wear a uussl Onaerh m ueAtm SOu throw IL way
KIDNEY, BLADDER AND roMAC TRoUBLE6-By my system Il
treatment show signs Of proven at ice
FULLY. s0o0hss-
Women suffering from diseases n IN ovanss aladdsr. Kidneys, Nervous
Of the sex should call OF the Modern Specialized n get an opinion OF her ass
CONSULTATION Hourat-lo 70 D. m daily, Ant czuninRr us&
Jay IN Saturday nday m to Q D m Bh phone i75-R
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DR.. BAILEY

Corner Eleventh ana chapiius s..-
wheeiing, W. Va. one block from post
oniee Como Upstairs.
rHn RELIABLE sPncrALIsr who
shows his picture n tells his name.
so when o enter his Office you know
who you are dealing with
MAKE NO NusLnApmo STATE
NEHTs or deceptive propositions TO the
anlicted: neither do 1 promise to cur.
them IN a few days. in order 20 secure
their patronage. but 1 Civ 0~on1PL1TE,
QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME without
leaving Injurious after effects IN the
system. and at the lowest cost possfbls
for Honest skilful n Successful
Treatment
verfcocels and Structure, 0~honorhsa
elect, Enlarger Prostats Bladder AHec.
lions, BLOOD Poisons, Nervous Exhaus-
ton. rndisoretion OF ExcessL
: NC dstantion from business
Evening star., 1915-03-31
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
Boswell on Trial for Alleged Staying
of Aaron E. Hewitt,
Bailiff.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, March 3l.-Vir-
ginia Donaldson, a middle-aged wnite
woman, was convicted in the circuit
court here yesterday of keeping dis
orderly house near Mineral Spring. this
county. With the understanding that
she would leave the Mineral Spring
neighborhood within the next two
months. Judge Worthington suspended
sentence, but made it plain that II the
terms were not complied with she
would be brought into court and SEN
fenced.
Herman c. Kefauver, seventy-three
years old, died few days ago at MS
home near kensington of general de-
bility. He had been in poor health a
long while. Surviving him are his Wl1e
and two sons The body was sent TO
Middletown. Md, for burial. Mr. ke-
fauyer was born in Frederick county.
but had lived in this county about
thirty years.
The case of Franklin c.. Boswell,
twenty-eight years old, farmer or
the vicinity of Glen. this county, who
was indicted for the. murder of Aaron
called for trial in the circuit court
here this morning. The trial will prob
ably be concluded late this afternoon.
Boswell is being defended by Charles
w. Prettyman, Alexander kilgour ana
Thomas Dawson.
It is charged that Hewitt's death was
the result Of Boswell's striking him on
the back Of the head with quart
bottle partly filled with whisky the e
night Of October % last. Hewitt, 1t Is
claimed, had just cautioned Boswell.
who had been drinking. to be more
careful about his language and con on.
duct, and was walking away when
Boswell ran up behind him and struck
him with the bottle.
The blow rendered Hewitt uncon-
scious, but he quickly revived under
treatment and the following day was
! able to be about. He continued to
look after his duties as bailiff for three
weeks. but his condition finally BECAME
so serious that he was sent to a wash, !,
ington hospital: where ne underwent
It is understood the contention OF
the defense will be that death was not
due to the blow administered by Bos-
we'll
Evening star., 1915-03-31
What He Wanted.

From Lond0n Opinion.
Captain-can't you do something for
that seasick passenger. doctor?
Doctor-No, he wants too much.
Captain-Why. what does he wantf
Doctor-He wants tho earth.
Evening star., 1915-03-31

by Rev. L B. Kelly. Burial was made
in st. Mary's cemetery.
Fewer Deaths Reported.
There were thirty-five deaths in the
city during the month thus far. This
is q decrease by four over the num-
Der In March last year. which was
thirty-nine. The majority of those
who died during the month were
aged. Many deaths were due to grip
and pneumonia This death rate is
higher than any month during the last
year except that of March.
The committee on plans for the
new Alexandria Hospital held a meet
ing last night at the rooms OF the
chamber of commerce and discussed
new plans submitted.
"Oltvet to Calvary" by Maunder, was
given last night by the choir OF st.
Paurs P. e. Church.
Evening star., 1915-03-31

In order that they may participate
IN the Boy Scout tag day activities
four groups Of boys anxious to be-
come charter members of four new
scout troops located in various sec
tions of the city have asked scout
officers assigned to local headquarters
to administer the scout oath to them
and formally install the troops this
week. so that they will be full -fedged
scouts by Saturday and be ready to
do their part in raising funds for the
local scout organization.
Monday night a troop to be known
as Troop Al was established at Ecking-
ton Presbyterian Church, with G. G.
Kundahl as scoutmaster. Field Execu-
tive Aplin and Deputy Executive Gro
gan administered the scout oath to ten
boys
Last night Troop "a was established.
twelve boys living in the vicinity of
11th and / streets southeast being the
charter members. and L. B. Miller the
scoutmaster The troop will use a
barn as a meeting place until better
tive Kidwell administered the scout
oath.
70 Install Troop Tonight.
Tonight Field Executive Aplin is
scheduled to install q troop to be
known as No. 81 at 212 B street north
west. Eight boys are ready to join
and Ion C. Fiske is to be their scout
master.
Deputy Kidwell is to install new
troop tonight at Friendship House with
j. G. Graham as scoutmaster. Twelve
boys will constitute the charter mem
nd ha will he lryn
Troop 2S.
Every one Of the 900 Boy Scouts of
Washington must sell s9.44 worth of
tags on tag day. Saturday. if the fund
of $500 which will be needed by the
local scout organization during the
next year is to be raised.
Prizes have been offered by Arthur c.
Moses to the three scouts in each OF the
three scout divisions of the city who
turn In the greatest amounts of money
from the sale Of tags.
Things Needed at Camp.
Every scout who sells IS worth Of
tags will have his expenses paid at the
scout camp on the Chesapeake bay for
one day, and If he sells $50 worth he
will be given one weeks outing at the
camp free of cost Personal tags are
to be sold at 10 and 25 cents each,
house tags at so cents each and auto
mobile tags at 81 each.
Among the things needed to complete
the equipment at the scout camp are
= dock. barn. hog pen. fences. more
rowboats, icehouse. tennis courts and
better sewerage facilities. The $500
needed for scout activities and extern
sion work includes the amounts needed
for the annual rally, the spring field
day and expenses which the activit. es
OF the scouts during the forthcoming
national G. A. r. encampment in this
city will necessitate.
Evening star., 1915-03-31

bond. $500: attorneys. D. B. Morgan
and T. w. O'Brien.
Estate of Julia Grady; order confirm
ing sale; attorneys. Sheehy & Sheeny.
In re Irene Hall; order to purchase
Estate of Sarah E. Lawton; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney. r.
b. Moriarty.
dated December %, 1906. filed.
Estate of Peter Morris; will dated
June 80. 1911, filed.
Estate of Emanuel G. Peach; order
to refund deposit; attorney, H. +.
Kennedy.
Estate of James Brennan; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters OF ad,
ministratton C. t. a. granted to John x
Brennan: bond, $4,000; attorney, J. d.
Estate of William Hill: letters Of ad-
ministration granted to Emma Hlll;
BOND, 5000; attorneys, Wilson, Huide-
Estate Of Joseph c. Gee: letters of
administration granted to Gertrude
Gee; bond, $500; attorney, J. H. An
derson.
Estate of John Walter: letters of ad-
ministration granted to John n. Eghn;
bond, $500; attorney, D. A. Baer.
Estate of Jacob Fussell; order to
transfer real estate to trustee; at
torneys, Carlisle, Luckett & Howe. =.
Estate of Samuel H. Smith; will
admitted to probate and letters testa-
mentary granted to William r. Gar
rett; bond, $500; attorney, w. A.
Coombe.
Estate of Elizabeth NJ Sawyer; let
ters of administration granted to Eliz-
abeth NJ Kicker; bond, $500; attorney,
Crammond Kennedy.
In re Lillian N S. Mackenzie; order
to purchase clothing; attorney. D. w.
ODonoghue.
In re Charles H. Morgan; order to re-
duce bond.
Estate Of John T. Keating; petition
for probate of will filed and for let
ters Of administration C. t. a.; attorney,
William Henry Dennis.
Evening star., 1915-03-31
On the Safe Side.

From the Boston Transcript
Traveler-Waiter, get me a lamb
chop, quick. My train goes in eighteen
minutes.
Waiter-Yes. sir. Fifty cents.
Traveler-What! Do you expect me
to pay in advance!
Waiter-If you please, sir. You may
be gone before it's ready.
Evening star., 1915-03-31

Hunted for two weeks by Berkeley
county officers for an alleged assault
upon Mrs. William Lamp, wife Of a
Glengary. Berkeley county, w. Va,
farmer, James Dick, jr.. aged twenty
two, was found dead in a clump of
bushes a mile from the scene of the
alleged crime.