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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-30
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The undersigned hereby give warn
ing to all persons not to trespass upon
our lands for any purpose whatever as
we will prosecute all offenders to full
lest extent of TIE law. Hunters and.
Fishermen especially take notice.
Ed & N b Price r. l.. Elkin
W. X. Cook. Mrs. Rebecca j. West.
H. Z. Arnold. James G. Conn,
j. C. Morgan. j. p. Bland.
Long Bros j. II. and W. S. Weaver
J. Booth Sutton. W. T. West.
W. L Lawson and son. Howard King,
Miss Carrie Boulder, j. II. Rigsby.
]. C. Rigsby. John Richardson.
A. c. Miles, j. b. Woods.
J. H. Thompson, Jno. M. Farra.
b. l.. Kelly. David Steven.
Frank Thompson. S. C. Rigsby.
ID. M. Anderson. j. II. Thompson.
Davis Sutton
We will add other names for rs cents
cash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24
BRIEFS

MAYOR NAMES DELEGATES
Mayor II. l. Kirk yesterday morning
named ten delegates TO attend the
Sociological congress to be
held at Houston. Texas, May s and IL.
Inc delegates named are: Health or
ncer W. 9. Etzler. DR.. s. l.. Jepson.
Prof. l. II. Ewing. Mrs. Homer Nc
resor A: Z. Sinks. secretary OF the
Associated Charities, Rec. G. n. Rob
inson. DR.. l. X. Cracraft. Miss Edda
Hnsell. Judge Robert N. AddIeman
and Rev. John H. Hess.
WILL NOT BE ADVERTISED
Ohio county Will have no advertisinz
In the West Virginia Book" 70 be
published and given away at the Pan
ama-Pacific Exposition. This was de-
cided by the county commissioners
yesterday morning after a representa-
tive OF the West Virginia Commission
had appeared before them.
MOTHERS AID DIScUssEp-At
the meeting yesterday morning OF the
county commissioners. the Mothers
Aid bill passed by the last legislature
was taken up and discussed. The bill
IA a substitute for tho Mothers Pen
sion bill. and provides that a family
can receive up to S25 per month
RELAXING STONE WALks-Tba
work Of relaying the hag-stone walk
about the city building brings back
pleasant memories to many older citi.
ZEN The walks that are now being
relaid were planned by Mayor Cald.
well twenty years ago.
TOWER NEEDS FIxINo-The hose
and bell tower at the Atlantic engine
house Is badly in need Of fixing. and
In TACT the whole house should be
oyerhauled. Evsrytime thai a atorm
blows. the tower rocks backwards and
forward.
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AFRICAN SCENES
AT THE COURT
PAUL J. RAINgV-s RgMARkAsle
films SHOWING WILD
ANIMAL HUNT0
How Wild Animals Are Captured and
Many Other interesting eeeoes
From the Jungle.

A motion picture spectacle full OF
thrills and astonishing sights IL Paul
J. Rziney's African Hunt the In
teresting and educational feature 70 be
exhibited at the Court Thester one
week. beginning Monday. April 2eth.
two performances daily. $40 and
s:ih Please do not confuse Rainey's
African Hunt" with other so-cailed
pictures The wonderful success
achieved by this remarkable enter
sainment In New York. philadelphia.
Boston and Chicago and numerous
other cities inspired q number OF un.
scrupulous parties with the idea OF
launching a much smaller and insig-
nihcant production on the market and
banking on the public eredulity 20
vertising Mr.. Rainey has received
"Rainey's African Hunt" is only
played In the larger high class thea
tsrs OF he country. The picture Wv
idly depicts and graphically exploits
the life OF the native African land
some Of these scenes are OF sensa-
tionsl nature. tool how easily the ex-
perienced hunter traps the lion. tiger.
rhinoceros. hippopotamus and other
vicious beasts OF b unexpiored and
desolate parts. and there. 20 the as
constituent Of all. for the first time in
history. We are shown how various
Wild animals are baited into everlast-
ing capture M the exhibition of
these extraordinary beasts made pos
siole IN the geological gardens OF Eng
Ian and America and with the cir
cuses that the universe.
Rsiney's African Hunt IN truly the
most marvellous motion picture ever
made showing wild animal life as Il
really exists In widest Africa.
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AT THE VICTORIA

St Elmo as presented by the stock
company AZ the Victoria theatre for
the last half of the present week. Is
winning approval as Is shown by the
crowded attendance, which greets ev-
cry performance Of this old and popu-
lar uccess Several beautiful scenes
are shown and the entire east appears
10 much advantage in this play.
Commencing Monday evening OF
next week. the play for the frst half
of the week will be Chaa. Kleiu's
greatest success-The lion and the
Mouse" Chas- Klein will be remem-
bered as the author OF Wsrfeld's The
Music Master The Gamblers" The
Third Degree" etc. A splendid pro
duction Is heralded for this play. and
the company will be seer In strong
parts
This play has never been seen In
this city except at dollar and a half
and two dollar prices. and this will
be the opportunity to witness a real
production at bargain prices. A most
enjoyable box party was held last eve
ming a. the Victoria BY the Wheeling
Base Ball club. The entire crew was
out In full force. and enjoyed the per
Torrance thoroughly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24
THE GIRL FROM UTAH"

Charles Frohman's greatest musical
comedy achievement the famous Tri-
Star combination OF Julia Sanderson,
Donald Brian and Joseph Cawthorn,
will come to the Court theatre Sat
urday. May s. matinee and night
Wheeling will be one OF the few
American cities To see this great
musical comedy combination. the four
months capacity engagement at the
Kni~ckerbocker Theatre. New York. be-
ing followed by an equally successful
run at the Illinois theatre, Chicago.
The Girl from Utah" is one of the
renowned London Gaiety girl" shows
and had a long run at that famous
playhouse before Charles Frohman
imported II 10 America TO serve as the
vehicle for his three stars. The music
Is by Paul Rubens with American
numbers by jerome Kern and the
book by James T. Tanner. rne cas.
numbers over one hundred with
chorus and the long list of principals
includes in addition TO the three stors,
VenitA Fitzhugh, Renee Reel. Queenie
Nassar. George Bishop, Walter Gil
bert. Cissie Sewall. Master Michael
Matthews. Neronidue Banner. Clara
Eckstrom, Alice and Irene Palmer.
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AND HER0LD EMBARK ON
POTOMAC AND GET LOST IN FOG

put tho boat upon the beach and got
out. From what he could see. Il was
o the place they had expected to
reach. They were, indeed. still on
the Maryland side. about IL miles
above their starting point. They had
rowed into Avon creek. an afluent Of
Nanjemoy creek.
Hiding the boat in the bushes, and
Booth with IL. Herold set out with
daylight to learn where they were.
N~enturing cautiously forth. he came to
the house OF Col. j. j. Hughes. Here
he revealed his identity and. his story
being sympathetically heard. was
given food TO last them through the
day and directions for resuming their
voyage TO Machodoc creek al night.
During the day the fugitives lay mid
den in the God where they had land
ed. II was the eighth day since the
assassination. Booth was now much
reduced IN strength. The night OF the
crime and the night following he had
spent in the saddle. Six days and five
nights he had lain without shelter in
the woods in agony from his broken
leg and with no comforts except cold
food and coffee brought him daily by
Jones.
Booth a now ~wild-eyed. haggard.
~unshaven and unkempt. a shadow Of
the gay and handsome young man OF
eight days before. He was savagely
resentful against the world for its de-
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tyrant than they over knew. am
looked upon as a common cutthroat.
My action was purer than either OF
theirs. One hoped TO be great him
self; the other had not only his coun-
try. but his own wrong to avenge. 7
hoped for no gain: ! knew no private
wrong. struck for my country, and
that alone. \ country ground beneath
this tyranny, and prayed for this end,
and yet behold now the cold hand they
extend me! God cannot pardon me IN
] have done wrong. Yet / cannot sea
any wrong except in serving a de-
generate people.
The little-the very little-I left
behind to clear my name. the
ment will not allow 20 be printed. So
ends all. For my country l have given
up all that makes life sewet and holy.
brought misery upon my family, and
am sure there Is no pardon for me in
heaven. since condemns ne so.
Il have only heard OF what has
been done CeXcept what / did myself
and IL fills me with horror. God try
and forgive me and bless my mother.
Tonight ! will once more try the river.
with the intention TO cross. although
have a greater desire and almost a
mind 10 return 10 Washington, and in
a measure clear my name, which I feel
/ a do.
i 10 NOV repent tne dow l etr1cE. |
may before my God. but not TO man.
! think I have done well. though ] am
abandoned with the curse OF Cain
upon me. when. n the world knew my
heart. that one blow would have made
me great. though | did desire no great
ness.
Tonight I try 10 escape the4e
bloodhounds once more. Who. who
can read his fate? Gods will be done.
have Toe great a soul to die like a
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About People
Movements % lndlvIcssls 20
Inc Frer :Iss civ.
rRI-srATg ARRIVALS
OF ThG LOCAL hotels

stammI, d Nissan. sardis. O.. c.
r Minor. Fsirmont; = c Ayn.s
~Zsnssville. W. c. Campbell. Elr.
mont w. p. Davidson. drove CITY.
meLuv-A @. Manifold. Dinouysls.
wsIter Doak. West Union: J. L.
Meadows. Charleston; CLYDE Fl..har
Friendly: C. NJ. Talkington. Cameron
A Martin. Morsantown. walter s.
Morgantown.
bruns~iek-George Andrevs. Fair.
mont; &c SchanholtI. BelinEton: s.
}. Balm. Moundsville.
u. G. W. Human. president OF
Marietta. Ohio. College, who spoke
before the Wheeling school teachers
yesterday. accompanied by Mr..
Charles Dana. = trustee of the instt-
tuition. left last evening for home.
Mr.; Charles Yohman OF South
woods street. Is recovering from a
few days illness.
Mr.. John c. Lynch. general secre-
tary OF the Y. M. G. A and Mr.. +. r..
Probst. religious secretary worker OF
the organization. returned last even
ing from Pittsburgh where they at
tended an International meeting OF The
association workers.
W. W. Der Mott. sales and
NAAs cruising MANAGE
OF The United Wooden Mills Co par
~kersours branch. were visiting the local
branch and newspaper offices yesterday.
Mr.. u. Thurman knote. well known at
torney. who has been sojourninE In
southern Canada for the past year has
returned TO his home In this city. Mr..
hnote during his absence from the city
has acquired much better health
AIRS Lou ~McConsughy IL the week end
guest OF friends I'm ST ClAirsville, at
tending the school commencement.
ATS A A Morse of lNa1lahar. 80. 4.
Wheeling visitor yesterday.
Senator y. S. Marshall. OF New Cum
eerisnd. spent yesterday in his city. on
DIR. HARRIET b. Jones Is in Parkers-
puts. where Thursday evening she ad-
or SeS weSs : arg meeting in the interests
STANLEY FLOYD. vice president OF the
Wheeling Credit Mems Associstion has
I,,1rnsd from Parkerseurs. where be
sttended a meeting OF the P~srkersburs-
Marietta Association Of Credit Men.
Mrs. Louise ClOuse and daughters. Mrs.
Arthurs and Miss Eloise Clouse. OF Bell
AT, VIII leave In n Few weeks to make
their home In Long Beach. California.
MISS Eleanor Jackson. OF e222 South
Eoff street will enter on her training
at Glendale hospital the first OF June.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. seibert. OF
Don0rs Pa, are here TO attend the fu-
heral OF mrs, George +. Folmar. at Elm
Grove. this afternoon.
Miss Bernadette Ellwood. who WAS in
lursd In an automobile accident We'd
nesday cVening. Is improving at tho
North Wheeling Hospital.
Hon. G. w. Bente, formerly clerk of
the different council committees and po-
lice court but now located In Pittsburgh.
Is visiting his family over the week end.
Nj. and Mrs. J. T. Hervey, and daush-
Ter, Miss Hazel. OF Cleveland, have re-
turned to their home after a weeks
OF the Island.
Miss Bertha Bleifus. well known
young young lady OF Sixteenth street.
North Wheeling Hospital recently is re.
covering.
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Nj. and Mrs. Fred Taylor wsre sboo-
pera In Wheeling IN Thursday.
WIN Taylor Wheeling township tar
assessor was a caller at Lawrence Arm
stronEs on Friday morning.
Misc Kari one OF the teacher IN the
school here spent Thursday night with
nome folks In Holloway returning 10
her school work on Friday morning
James p. Ferguson spent a couple q,
days this week with his son Glen near
MIS-. / l. Hayes and daughter. Mis-.
Monday In Wheeling.
Mrs Alice X Lodge was a caller in
on Thursday.
Mrs. James y Ferguson was a wheel
Ing shopper on T~hurrday.
Herbert Lodge OF north OF town was
In Flushing on business last Thursday.
inees callers a. the home Of William
Humphrey near FiushinE on Friday
Mrs. alice K Lodge and daughter.
Miss rdith. were visitors in Laffertv.
saturday afternoon.
Chester Bdgerton poudna YOUNG son
sick e better az this time
Mrs. J.P Ferguson was IN ~. Claire
Vile on wednesday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Paul Gossett we're Wis
ltlnE AZ their hrother's Wilbur Lyle.
near intoutown on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Imhoff and sons
on last Saturday.
Misses Molie and Alice Lodge and
Lodge and son John. u g~hepherdstoWn.
we're entertained ~ the home of their
uncle. william Lodge 81 Friday even
inE
saturday.
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"'''N TO NJ .'|N NN |MH NLNN.H|N
nunciation Of his crime. He had be-
lieved southern people would acclaim
him a. their liherator When no.
found that compassion for his pitiful
plight vas all he could command from
tho most ardent supporters o. the
south that he had met I'm hts stress. Pie
began 90 see what he had done.
Booth Writes Of His Crime.
The bitterness Of Booths reflections
on bis day 81 hiding by the river BE-
revealed In an entry he made boz the
little red diary he carried. with a few
Women's photographs. In an inner
pocket The date 81 the entry is
wrong-he might easily lose track "
the days I'm bis miscry-but &C. text be-
a clear revelation - the assassIn's
mind The entry was as follows
Friday. 2i-Aner being hunted Ike
a dog through swamps. woods. and
last night being chased by gunboats
TIL ! was forced 90 return. vet. cold
and starving, With every mans hand
against me. an here In despair. And
Why For doing what Brutus was
honored for-What made Tell q hero:
and yet ]. for striking down a greater
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24

Many o. the citizens Of this
~ were at the county SEAT the FIRST OF
the week attending the trial Of Joe au-
a. one Of be Black a foreigners. In
lunard about one month ago. which was
heard Tuesday and Wednesday The
jury after a few minutes elaboration
which carries With n a -penitentiary sen
tfnce. The case attracted much atten-
f~luEhing have been losing heavily from
LnettH 81 catue. sheep and poultry.
There are several o.ner persons which
come % for trial under this term of
CAN'T
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THREE WEEKS"
Remarkable Motion Picture VIII BE
Given Final Performances at
the Court Theatrs Today.

The perturbation OF Elinor Glynn's
famous book Three Weeks" will
close a successful three day engage
ment at the Court theatre today with
night. This Is The most sensational
picture eve een in this city and the
scenes are in every way most real
istic. No expense has beer spared TO
make this picture An elaborate and
memorable N and the owners have
succeeded admirably. The final per-
formances will be given al 2:15 and
s Is O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24
JOHNSON VERDICT
jury Finds for the Plaintiff In Sal,
Against White Sewing Machine
COMPANY

Shortly before noon yesterday tho
jury in the a 3 Of j. r. Johnson W.
White Sowing Machine Company 70.
turned a verdict for the plaintiff In
the sum OF S241O. Attorney % NJ.
Whkerson' for the defendant. made a
motion 10 set aside the verdict and
grant a new trial. such motion heinz
~overrulod and judgment entered
This action involved the OF
commission on sales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24

Monday-Bto. drama. The Gambler
J. %. u" Vita comedy. Mr.. Jar Taxes
a Night orr r. Paramount Are Tou
a Maaon.~
Tueeday-a a A. 2 r. drains. An
Opal Ring ~Are You = Mason" Second
day.
wedne-day=Bio. drama. 2 r.. bridge
Acroes" n Paramount The Com
manding OFFICER
ThurHday-Kaiem Z r DANA. Second
or faecond day.
FnfaV-B. a a. drama - NIFhf in
Eentueky- FeliE weekly No. ~ 5 ".
Metro ~ 1DWboy and the Lady
saturday-Hio. drama. one Hundred
Dollars =. q 4 comedy Fable ~ The
Aeu A. The Woman'a club 8 ~ Metro.
.-Ihe Cowboy ard The Lady" fasoond
dayD
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TOT w,es Starting nona.y. Avru ,a,s

TOT ws>k Starting MondHy. Apr4l 2eth
Mcnday-2 r. Vita COMEDY, ~TfmId
Mr.. Toodlcf !" 5 r. Alliance. @Ths Great
Diamond Robbery
Tuesdsv-Nita- comedy -Thev Laval
Him Sos" Lrhtn comedy "Capturinr The
Cook: The Great Diamond Robbery
tsecond day.
Wsdne-day-vitn. 2 Y. comedy. Janet
Of the Chorus 3 v. World. Mis-
Thurrday-Hio. drama The VIndfrs-
ton Vita drama strength" b r
World. "Nf1lss~ second day.
Frday-SeltE ? r. drama 'CenfIema,
Bgrglar" . r. Ktcinc. The Commu-
ferH-
STANDARDIZATION drama Tn. giri
Engineer. =. q a drama Andy Of me
Royal Mounted" : W. Kfeine. The Corn
mutfrs' fHecOud day.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24

Joseph Lodge and son John OF near
Shepherdstown. visited with his sisters
Aisaes Mollie and Alice and brother
william Lodge. on Friday and Saturday.
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< Foa LITTER

PoIIce Seeking Tor Man Who stoIe
Ron Of Money.
No arrests have been made in the
roll lifting case reported from the
Second ward yesterday a stranger
has appeared before the police de
partment and complained that he haa
lost 800 IN the Walker pool room.
Tho police are looking for the litter.
but have failed % make any arrests
yet
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and Rev. W. r. Plummer Of Flushing.
pastor 81 the Presbyterian church at
this place attended the spring mestlhk
Of the ~ Clairsviile Presbytsry at At.
~Ciairsville. MONDAY and Tuesday Of this
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

HAMMOCK. Ohio, April 7S-Mrz.
bruce Caldwell Of this place passed
away at noon Wednesday. Funeral Fri
day At ore O'Clock with interment In
C~rabapple cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24

John Clark. a farmer residing south OF
toNn and son Clarence. passed through
ter having purchased two nne hsifers Sor
stock cattle.
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Jacob James Gossett. ne ten months
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Gossett
resides south OF town. died on We'd
afternoon at one o'clock. Fu-
neral on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Mrs. Mary snedecker OF Wheeling. w
v a.. came 70 town on Wednesday even,
ing 70 visit with relatives n attend
the funeral Of her sister. Mrs. r. IL.
on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24

Ralph shepherd and John Caldwell
attended The horrist0vn high school.
commencrment on T~huradaY. Mr.. ahep-|
hcrd having 2 brother. Robert ID. ahsp-.
h~rd. 20 graduate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-24

Mrs Springer. n resident OF north OF
town. passed away on Wednesday. FI-
neral Friday morning. She - remem-
bercd by some here AZ she IL the mothe
OF ArA EJerick. having made her home
WIN her danghter here for aOme time.
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John Caldwell Jr, Of siouS City. Ii.
y0lnFest son q Mr.. and Mrs. a. n
CaldWeu. arrived home Tuesday 10 hsip
care for his mother. who Wa very low
Mrs. Caldwell died Wednesday
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lawrence fmh0ff who b. tsarSinr a.
IAfferV M q. g. Heichman. teacher 81
the OAK Hli school we're IN Fushfn9
On business on wednesday evening
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VICTO RIA
rKUA8DAX, ana eAruunA
MATINEE Friday and saturday aE3o
1veninEs III
VroroHIA PAhous PI.AxH1s
ST. ELMO
10. % ana 30 csut-L

MISS Daniel as teacher. closed Thursday
Instead OF Friday on account OF ths ~,
neral OF her aunt Mrs. Caldwell. which
took place Friday.