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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-19
Roanoke High Wins.

Roanoke, Va. Nov. 1s.--Tn a we'll
played game the Roanoke High Schoo,
won out over Lynchburg here this
afternoon by a score of II Z, O.
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The lineup:

Touchdowns-PaHard. III
Goals from touchdowns--pev
Substitutions. EarvArd-Fel(
Murray, Mtnot for Flower. III
for Rurnham. Murray for yslt
for Duncan. Lancaster feb
Gardner for Murray, Dean FOL
wilcox for Hitchcock. Cast
Phinrey. Brown--Ward for n
Devttalia for Ward, Qrmshx
shah Murphy for Purdy. Bird
Pollard. Donovan for Weeks.
Referee--LAngford- Umptre
garr. Dartmouth. Head IinsamI
rice. Pennsylvania Extra offi{
hon, Dartmouth.
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Kenyon, 81: Cincinnati. 0.
st. Louis University, o: warrens-
burg, "a.
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tceatinusd on Fifth Page.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-12
WHEELING MAN IS
P|CKPOCKET VICTIM;
MONEY IS RECOVERED
Special Dispatch to The IntclIiG"nr"r.

Special Dispatch To The IntclliEcnc"r.
BUFFALO. \. y, July l1.-Chas'
II. HorStman, of Wheeling. late Mon'
day while riding in an interurban troll
lev car enroutc TO Niagara Falls, lost
his purse which contained $3.50 IN
cash, but he did not miss the money
until he reached Niagara Falls. For
tunately it developed that before the
Falls car had pulled OH from the start
ing point here Detective SprgeantS
Lynch and Elsasser had arrested JOS
eph Conway. aged 50, Of 2l2 Bay
street. Rochester, y. y. The authorl-
ties claimed To have seen him sneak
a purse from the pocket of a pas,
senger. Before the detectives could
return to the car Ia locate tho victim
the car conveying Horstman nan
pulled out for The Falls. When search
ed AT police headquarters the purse
containing $16o was found In one O.
Conway's pockets and also in the
purse was a card containing the name
Charles HorStman. Wheeling. ". Va.
When liorStman. at the Falls. discov-
cred his loss h" rushed 10 Buffalo 10
complain 10 Police Inspector G!rv!n
and was oyrrjOycd when his property
was returned to him and compliments
cd The Buffalo police on quick WORK.
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AUSTR|ANS HELD
TO MEET THE
ITALIAN ASSAULT

ROME. July II. tvia London. $50 p.
m.)--Thc pressure cXcrtcd by the ltal-
ian forces in tn" Trrniino has resulted
in the recall Of several div IslonS Of
Austrian troops which w"Ic about -
be sent to the eastern front. according
TO the Official statement issued to-day.
The Italian offensive continues. The
statement follows:
I'm order % Withstand the pressure
we continue /. exercise IL the Trcn-
tino ana our counter offensive activity
in tho Boitc and But Valleys and on The
lower lShnzn. the enemy has been obliged
to recall TO this fr"rt troops withdrawn
to ward the eastern front. This is As
certaincd in tn" cases Of the third corps
and the sixth. IWcnty-seCond and twen-
iy-cighth divisions. which were on .he
point Of departure: ind the ntntIeth div.
sion and the one hundred and eighty.
seventh LandSturm brigade. which were
already on the WAY.
yesterday there was an intense art.l.
lery duel In tho Adige Valley.
''On the paSubio front. we captured
positions north Of Monte Corno. but the
enemy succeeded in obtaining partial re-
possession of them .b% a violent coun.
tcr-attack. W" tn1k Il prisoners. On
the .tsiago Plateau. .ilplnr dctachmcn':
successfully renewed the attack on the
cncmys position i'll the Monte ChiasI
region
North Of Monte san Giovanni we &c.
cupicd Monte Degliucceli at the head
Of the Cia Valley. In the Tufana region
tho enemy attempted Il surprise on the
positions We had taken OF the 9Th. but
were rcpulscd with heavy losses and
left thirty prisoners and one machine
gun in our hands.
ON tho l@nnzo front III" artillery WAS
active and there also was some bomb.
ing.
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MARTINS FERRY MAN
DETERMINED TO DIE
FRITZ BAuKNECHT, WHO IS CON-
FINED IN COUNTY JAIL,
REFUSES TO EAT.

Refusing Ia eat anything that Is 81 :
fcrcd To him. Fritz Eauknccht. OF CraW-
ford Heights. wh" - confined IN inc
county Jail at 81. ClairSvill". seems ar-
tcrmincd in his desire TO end ms lli".
Hauknccht was sentenced b. MAYOR
IaIsion to serve sentence OF 81.
months and Il fine of so for creating Il
disturbance around his home and has
only served Il little more than one
month Of his sentence. Relatives wh"
have become alarmed at his refusal :"
partakc Of any n"urisncnt are making
efforts IL secure his release and VIII
take up tho matter with Mayor Raiston
us soon rs the chief executive returns
from the f.tkS convention at Baltimore
Raukncrht made i'm attempt I" cnd me-
life while confined IN n cell at the city
building awaiting trial. by trying -
rhnk" himself with handkcrchlct.
Chief uylanh discovered him in time and
had him removed IL the hospital. where
he was confined FOR a week recovering
from his attempted suicide. BauknHcht
is said 10 hc In very moody frame or
mind IT the county Jail and according 10
REPORTS will hardly converse with mem-
bcrs OF his family who have visited him.
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CORPORATIONS FIGHT
THE INCOME TAX LAW

Special Dispatch 10 the lntnlliScncer.
ELKINS. w. Va, July l.-Consutu-
Iiunality Of the corporation income. or
excise, lax was attacked in SUIT At
cued before judges Wood and prlicA-
ard. of the United States District
Court Of Appeals and Federal Judge y.
'G. Dayton here to-day.
BY an act Of the legislature at the
last session an excise tax OF one-halE
of one per cent. was fixed on the net
income of all business done by corpor'
ations in West Virginia. In the case
of foreign corporations the law app y
ing only 10 business done within the
State. The suit involves both the
State and t'rderal constitutions. ana
its argument occupied the entire day.
Fifty corporations united in the Slll''
which was brought against state Tax
Commissioner Fred o. blue and Attnr'
nry. General 4. \. Lilly To prevent Inc
enforcement of collections. Hon. Nell
son Hubbard. of Wheeling, argued me
case on tho part Of the complaining
CORPORATIONS. and Hon. Fred O. Rlu>
on behalf Of tho State. In addition 10
the oral argument, briefs by number
of attorneys were submitted.
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TANLAC GREAT
NEW REMEDY
UNTIL ITS PERFECTION FEW
THOUGHT STOMACH TROUBLE
COULD BE RELIEVED.
THOUSANDS OF TESTS
PROVE ITS MERIT.

81 suffered with stomach trouble Tor
years and every medicine | ever ionk
seemed 10 disagree with me-. | was
nervous and all run down and had no
faith in any remedy when | began no.
ticinC what so many others here we're
saving about Tanlac and so as last
rcsort ! began taking it and 1t proven
worthy Of all the praise beloved upon
it. enjoy good appetite" now aht!
find Tanlac does not disagree with my
stomach. am not anywhere near as
nervous and feel so much hetler an
over want 10 recommend Tanlar
too" declared still another Wheeling
endOrser of Tanlac, Mrs. Miller, 40
Water street.
Stomach trouble IS most common
complaint due for The most part TO our
present day methods Of living and IN,
I'll III: perfection ~ TanlaC il was
considered by many as an ailm"at
which should only ho treated 10 TEN
porary relieve the sufferer, little hope
ever being retained that anything
taken could permanently relieve The
trouble.
However since The first announce.
mcnt Of Tanlac and The thousands 0t
tCstS which have been conducted in all
parts Of the country no dOub, remains
aS-1o what Tanlac really will accom-
plsh in such cases. and no one trnu'
hled as Mrs. Miller was. should hest
tate longer before getting a dollar
bottle Of the remarkable remedy at
C. H. Grjest & Company's Drug Store,
Market street. Wheeling.
To avoid substitution or possible
disappointment buy Tanlac only OF
authorized agent above here in Wheel.
ing.-Adv.
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CLARINGTON

CLARTNGTON. o.. July 1l.-CIroNer
Maury returned Tuesday evening to GIN
cinnati. after spending few days win
his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Maury OF this
place. .
boyc returned to their homo nj New Cas-
tlo Pa. alter couple "f weeks Visit
with friends In and near town.
Earl Monticgle. nf Wheeling. is spend
Ing a week with friends west Of town.
Prof. and Mrs. W. n. M"sscrlr and
children, Of Stnub"nville are hero for
tho summer vacation.
Ensil Hydcr came down from It'ts-
burgh Thursday. on n visit to his par
rnts and other relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ecrhicc Lesin-
ger Of r. D. 2. Sunday morning, July ,.
A son.
n nrrrnssinnal vlsIto- hero Friday
Misses Vera Ebert and Gladys Baum
berger Of near town, returned nom" on
Saturday from weeks visit with
friends Mt L.ittlctnn. w. Na.
Miss Lulu Rca visited h"r sister Mrs.
Orr: Haker. nj New Matamoras. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rocmcr and little
daughter. Of Pitt sburgh, arc visiting rel
Ives hero.
Mrs. Rachel Goodwin spent the Fourth
with relatives at Martins Ferry.
ChaS W. Christman. of Woodsficld.
was 3 visitor I'm town Friday.
l. r. Dyer. n student Of Tho Ohio State
l-nivnrSiry was calling on r;cnds hare
recently.
The ;vancrliral Sunday school gave
p lawn rrto on Ia" church lawn Tuesday
evening Of last week.
Tho body IT au infant son "f Mr.. and
Mrs Edward s kimn"l. "f Wheeling.
was brought h.."o Sunda" and inferred
in tn" zion cemetery NJ -. IN.
Mrs Vim. Aulr. "f :"llaIr". visited her
rarcnis Mr. and Mrs charles Huharhnr.
Of Front street. last evening.
John \ Enmrfrr. who is employed q;
ttshurch Sncni - f"w days last wo"k
with his family hHr".
T. w Erncu.'. IF tins Mac. Who Was
injured hv falling from fhn lnfl Ia floor
nt a barn. distance nf about Is feet.
last Friday. while making repairs. Is
reported TO be In q serious condition
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WOODSF|ELD, 0,

WOupSflELn. o., July ll.--Mrs. +.
; W. Gray has returned from a visit with
relatives and friends AT Adrian. Mich.
Miss Nan Huffman has returned to
her hnmc a. Antioch. after u few dayS'
visit with her brother. Herbert Huffman
ami family.
Too. II. Els Of Marietta. was Il bust
ness caller here Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Schumacher has re-
turned from a visit with Brlairc. Mar
tins Ferry and Charlcroi. ia. relatives,
Tho roads arc very dusty and the
crops ar" suffering for rain. none having
fell for nearly three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs chester pcvand and
! little son NJ Trail Run, visited his broth
or. i. IT, nuvaul and family. Monday.
Mrs. Thurman SprIgGs WAS shopping
at Wheeling Tuesday.
The chautauuua committee has asked
the business men and citizens in general
a. decorate their places Of business and
h"mcS thereby making the town pre-
sent n hotter appearance during the
ChautauTua 10 begin here Thursday,
July 18th.
Miss Tearl Mcvcy of summerncId
visited relatives in Woodslcld last
week.
John &. pcvaul. attorney. was Il husi-
ness caller ut Lewisvillc, Monday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs, !. $. Arnold have re-
turned from Il months vacation spent IN
CiSt"rn tlllCS.
Richard vosper. K. +. y, carrier on
route M. l. is spending his vacation
with his sons 1T R"scriLlc aud Crooks
willie, q.
s. V. s,ewar, OF Richmond. w.. is
visiting his children and other Woods
fold friends and relatives.
l MIR. and Mrs. ChaS. Straight and
daughter. Eleanor and Mr.. and Mrs. ~
! T.. Thurnh"rry. Sr.. have returned from
n visI, with Cleveland. -. relatives.
Miss t;ussie CROWN came home from
Delaware. O.. Sunday, where she Is a
student in the Q. W. |. |" spend IN"
summer vacation with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. S. l.. CROWN.
rho Belmont base ball team defeated
The Woodsficld team Sunday at Belmont
hv he score Of 10 > in an eleven inning
"a mo. The game was very h"tly contest
cd Sells was on the mound FOR Bel
mont and Costello for W"ndShcid.
Robert Morris has RETURNED To Akron
,finr a short visit with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Morris.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles I.udcy Of Tulsa.
okla. are visiting his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs Chris Ludcy:
Mrs. Frank Juhanning has been the
CUES, of Wheeling relatives.
Nr, and Mrs. ]. II. Cunningham of
Rrnwnsville. Pa. are tho guests of his
brother, f. G. Cunningham and tamiiy.
Miss irene Barkcs OF Bellaire. IS the
guest Of hcr grand parents Mr.. ana MIS-
Dawson Whittatch.
entertained q fcw friends With VIC
trnIa dance ut their homo Wednesday
evening. - , ,,oa.,
Nisscs Elizabeth Rowcrman and Fear!
Schwartz, Of Wheeling. were guests last
week OF Miss Mary Haney.
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LANDS NEW
GOVERNMENTAL
SYSTEM OUTLINED

LONDON. July II (%:15 p. m.)-ln
| the course OF discussion in the house
| Of lords today on The report of Baron
| IIardinCc, head of the commission
which investigated the Irish rebellion
land in which several members urged
! Ina, Augustine Birrell, secretary for
| Ireland. mlght To have bees Censured
las The one responsible for the Sim
! Erin outbreak, Lord LanSdowne out
,crnmcnt Of ireland when martial law
! is abolished there and until a new
! government can be established. An
! Irish secretary, with a capable mill
iiary adviser. would be appointed.
There also would be new chief OF
I1hr Royal Irish constabulary, who
/ would be we'll known soldier.
I Nobody would be allowed to carry
farms without Il permit and there
would be no grants of amnesty. A
garrison would be maintained in Ire
Hand strong enough to preserve order
land special safeguards would be ere.
iared for the loyalists in the south and
west.
| Lord LanSdownc said he understood
:; the Sim Fein movement was waning,
and that he had expected the passage
inf a bill embodying the Irish settle
jment would occupy considerable time.
Lord Lansdownc thought that with
| 10000 troops in Ireland under COM
mand of General Maxwell, in whom
| the government had undated conf
/ rnce. there was no fear of the stu
alton getting out of hand, The govern,
mcnt would give General Maxwell all
the support to which he was entitled,
and was quito prepared 10 extend his
IpowerS 10 meet any emergency.
The official Gazette tonight an
nOunCcS that Lord Castletown and Sir
! David Harrtl, former under secretary
for Ireland, with Justices Cherry,
Wylic and Pym, Of the supreme court
OF Ireland had been appointed iord
Justices for the government Of Ireland
during the vacancy in The office OF the
| lord lieutenant"
The appointments are understood to
mean that the lord lieutenanCy is
inlaccd in the hands Of commission
until new government is established
| in Ireland.
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nAllatra Rriefa.

Mrs. H. W. Burrows and Miss Maggie
burrows. OF South Bellaire, Will leave
;his week on an extended western tour.
Fred Mercer, former Bellaire boy
now located in Chicago. is visiting rela-
ttves here.
C. r Wellbaum has returned To his
home in Arcanum, after a visit with
friends here.
friends this evening at her home on
Mrs. Stella Fish is i'll at her nome in
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Forger OF Pitts
burgh, are spending few days. with
\ reunion of the Schmidt family will
be held today at the Charles Powell
home south OF the city. 1t Is expected
that so guests will be in attendance.
Mrs. r. y. McGraw of Gravel HILL
is visiting her parents at Bannock. y.
Mrs. Paul Wagner and Miss Minnie
Cnterzuber OF Gravel Hill. will go 10
Cleveland this week for Visit with
friends. -, 49,,
The Woodmcn OF the World will hold
Il moonlight boat rid" this evening On
the steamer Joe Fowler. ,,,
The regular meeting of the Rnck AL
Grange will he held this evening A
fine program has been arranged.
Joseph Picrsnll IL spending Few DAYS
with friends at bethesda.
WilIian, Wsddell. or Lamira. IL visit
ing his brother. Attorney Paul Waddell'
OF this city.
Guy Lynch. Of Wnodsicid is spending
a few days IN the city.
Miss Helen Hutchinson or North
Jefferson street. is i'll at her h"m".
Miss Mary Davis has returned L" ner
home in Steubenville after visit with
friends here. :; 49,,
scott Bnrham. who was Injured IN me
.ccidrnr AT Mertz's crossing. Saturday
afternoon, Is able TO. be about. -,
Charles kapcnr. OF South belih' r", VIII. IL.
AUTOMOBILE. trip. ,,,u -,
Nr nnt, Mrs. George McMill"n. or
Cleveland. are guests OF relatives IN the
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FRANCHISES NOW
BELONG TO LEAGUE

AUBURN, y. Y, July 11.-Secretary
John T.. Farrell OF the National Asso-
citation Of Profession Baseball Leagues
announced tonight that the franchises
of the Lexington. Ky. Frankfort. Ky,
Charleston. W. Va. and Huntington,
W. Va. teams have been forfeited 10
the Ohio state League.
Attention of all minor league play
crs was called by Mr. Farrell 10 the
rule rha, optional agreements must be
exercised on or before August Is. The
sale or release Of the services of a
player by a National Association club
after August Is in prohibited, or to n
major league club within % days Of
the close Of the season Of the club dis
posing Of players.
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nut street has boon visiting her hus-
band. who is employed in R"llaire.
Ed Majors and wife Of South Brnad-
way left Tuesday for a visit with their
daughter at Akron. y.
Mrs. Elna Maurer Of West South
street returned 10 her home Tuesday
rtlcr Il visit with relatives and friends
at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Charles Thorn. who has been
making an extended visit with relatives
hcr". has returned 10 her home at Fort
Mycr. Fla.
Mrs. +. y. Galloway and son. Yer
non. hay" returned Ia their homo in
, Mansfield after Il visit with Mrs. q. w.
Johnson Of this place.
Miss Helen Stunchrakrr has returned
to her h"m" on East Main street after
a visit with relatives at Cambridge.
Candidate for Probate Judg" g. \.
C6lptts was business visitor ut
Bethesda. Belmont. Lloylsvllc and Nor
rlstuwn Tuesday.
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TWO DIE FROM HEAT.

PITTSBURGH. July II Two persons
lost their lives to-day as n result nf this
hcinc the hottest day nf the Year. Th-
Thermometer registered 20 degrees m
according I" IN" local weather hur"a {!
no. relief from tho heat Wnv" was IN
sight William Snnllw"ll. aged -. was
overcome ny tho heat and died to- f:gTf,
and Frank c"Nin. aged is. WAS drowned
I'm tho Allegheny river. \ number Of
prnstratiOns were reported.
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pr1ausnort Briefs.

r Scott, president OF the Scott L9m-
Der Company. will leave to-day FOR N"E-
folk. Va on business.
r.. r. Lynch. OF ST. Clairsvtllc' was IN
town yesterday. ,,,
Maymr Cook. If this city. Is i'll in Il
Chicago hospital
a Stag platform Is being placed at the
G. & p. station.
Charles ]. Alhasin and son. have re-
turned from Cleveland. "
bcr, Yesterday for 4 short time.
William Applcgarth. secretary treas
urer of tho miners of this district. has
returned from business trip to CleVe-
land.
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Motorman Hold to Court.

D. Beatty, Il motorEnan employed on
the Bellaire division of the Wheeling
Traction Company. was given prclin-
inary hearing before Squire Mindsr yes
,terday afternoon. on 4 charge OF assault
and battery preferred by James Kinney.
of North Guernsey street. At the con-
3clusion Of the hearing Beatty was held
to court under bond. which was FUR
,nished. The order posted in the Tesli
buIes Of the cars tina, passengers will
not be permitted to stand on the front
platform as long as there Is standing
room on the inside Of III. car led 10 tho
trouble Mr.. Kinney was a passenger
on one Of the cars. which it was claimed
was crowded 10 capacity. He stood on
the front platform until notified by the
conductor TO move inside. and his re-
:fusal to comply with the request ed tn
his eiectment from; the car after his
fare had been collected.
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ungsrleider-aallet wedding.

At IN" Emmanuel Tempt" III New
York City to-day viii be SUlcmnized the
wedding of Sam lingerie. uer. head ~
the Acorn Liquor company. and MISS
Scrma G;;lllct Of Tnlrd". Following The
weddinx thu couple will take 'trIp Ia
points along the Atlantic c"mSt and VII!
return To this cit! about III" ljth. where
,hcy Will make their home
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Taken to Countv Jail.

Tom Fora. ActnaIi iii" young man. who
WAS arrested last week on ~" charge
of yin,atng IN" liquor laws. was taken
~ thu. county Jail at 81. CiairSvllic yes,
,erda% u Srrvu out Il Tin" III S-uu anu
costs which vas Imposed ny MAYOR
Schater. Philemon Lprn, foreigner
who WAS arrested on similar charge.
was released shortly before tim" 10 take
him to 81, Clairsvili" when friends PAID
his tine Of Sou and costs.
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RUSSIANS CAPTURE
GERMAN STEAMERS

LONDON, July II, 11:45 p. nl.-Rus-
sian torpedo boats have captured the
German steamers Lissabon and Worms
according TO report received III
Stockholm from Skelleftea, IA small
seaport in Sewdcn on the Gulf Of Both
MAJ The steamers were taken 10
Finaldn. The Russians detained the
captain, pilot and twenty.four Of the
crew Of the Worms. all Of whom are
Swedes. The remaining IL members
of the crew Of the Worms and all ot
the crew of the Lssabon have arrived
at Skelleftea.
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Baruesville Briefs,

Mrs G. \. colnitts and dnu chtcr. Miss
Edithn have returned Ia their homo on
Sruth Lincoln avenue after visit with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". WhiS-
sen. Of Wheeling.
Mrs. CLYDE Outland Of South Rrnad-
wav ia spending Il few days with rcla-
lives nj 0livct.
Mrs. r s. Fowler and son Thomas.
IF Wrs, Church street left Tuesday for
n visit with relatives nj Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. EIwood Devices and
daughters. Dorothy and katho rinc. IF
Wcst Church strcnt left Tuesday for R
visit with Mr. Devices sister. Mrs. O..
". Binns, of Harrisrille. Q.
Mrs. George Johnson Of North Chest
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Conclude Hearing Tonight.

The hearing Of the evidence in the
case OF Gus stephens. discharged sanl-
tary policeman. will be concluded this
evening. when the case Is resumed be-
fore the civil service commission. The
hearing was begun Monday evening
when the board Of health submitted its
evidence.
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Entertained.

Mrs y McNey entertained n number
OF friends at auction Mt the HON" OF
Mrs. Charles Wilson Of North Chestnut
street Monday evening. a pleasant time
was had by the guests.
Misses Mnrjory Reed and Marjory
Stephens nf This city will l"ar" tho last
ri tho week for liuffnlO. y. Y. whore
ihev will visit their relatives. Mrs Dean
t. Knott and Mrs. Howard Wilson.
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BRIDGEPORT
Harry Thaw Here.

Harry K Thaw, noted PlttspurEnrC.
passed through this city YESTERDAY
afternoon about o'clock on his way
from Detroit to Pittsburgh. II" WaS
man Thaw was driving the machine.
which Dor" a Penns ylrnnia lic"ns". and
was wearing n pair of goggles. whirh
probably prevented more local h'"r''
from recognizing his features IN" ax' u
in which thy wrr, riding stopped for
about i've minutes at th- toll mouse
Wills Thaw's lawyer busled himself
taking notes Of som" sort. This was
the only stop which the party made IN
this city.