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Gilpin observer., 1916-09-14


In formal statement President
Wilson, speaking of the work of Con.
gress, gave notice that the remainder
Of the railroad program would be
pressed at the new session.
The immigration bill, the corrupt
practices bill and the bill to permit
com binations of American exporters
to meet foreign competition abroad
went over.
Opportunity for Weli.Earned Rest.
The President congratulated the
leaders on the opportunity for a "well-
earned rest" and officially informed
them that he had nothing further to
communicate to the Congress.
During the session 1880 bills and
GAG resolutions were introduced in the
House. or these 252 bills became
laws and 33 public resolutions were
adopted. in adenion to $50 private
bills and resolutions passed.
Speaker Clark and Republican Lead
er Mann exchanged the usual felicia.
tions and Vice President Marshall
thanked the members of the Senate
for their courtesy. and the long, la.
barious session ended
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-14
William Jennins. Bryan In Denver.

Denver-WiIlian Jennings Bryan.
he hunter, arrived in Denver sun
urned. but smiling. and in a very
good humor. He came from the wilds
Of northwestern Nebraska. where for
two weeks he had been hunting
grouse
Gilpin observer., 1916-09-14
List Of Appropriations.
Appropriations for all purpe
Railway Legislation Next Session.

Grand Total. ....sl,Ga7.5ss.ss2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
The I'usiIi-rs Murjn,

nose sailor lads thrive o, ,oo-
causes. and it was at Chen, tbe,. 49,
from the Germans their nIckn,y, va
49,, "'ho!sSc!i"s au pompon rou:c.
me saucy French OF that has q to,ci
beyond any English rendering of ~,
E'r!s with the red pornpon.' "a.
dcm oisellcs an pornpon rouge minis
.nc'r picture at one stroke, for ,bn,,
thrust out the face OF yon,,s es
from under a rakish blue sailor bo,
fo"hed with fluffy red button. like
pluc mower with a red bloom at ita
~, / rarely saw an aging marin
L mere are no seasoned troops 90 bo,.,ob
came 10 Know their youthful throats
MY wear omen dickics. which eynose
mo neck. full, hard. wcn-rounJod Thn
"'"cI troops. VIII" go largard To tie
sn'u'he, nave boards that extend down
nc Coiiai, but boy has n smooth
cream neck. and these sailors have mo
throat or youth. We must once have
mad such race in our cowbovs and
leNas RanGcrs-ievei-cye rarcIoss
men VINO know no masters. only eouals
ne f"rco of gravity Is heavy on an
o." man But marins are not WEIGHTED
"oMh ny their equipment nor muhled
WIN clothing. They go bobbing like
Il CORK, as though they would always
stay on the crest of things And riding.
on top OF their lightncss is that absurd
Dri@ht-red button in their can rho
armies FOR 500 miles are sober, grown
up people. but here arc the play bows
or the western frOnt."-Arthur GIea-
son, In the Century.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
News of Fifty Years Ago
'fro'n the Richmond Dispatch. April II. 1866

ley. Rev pr Minnigerodc rector of st, paurs
Nofo yss;sr "sg"p%n S S' pnnit Hf thu IL"
i,"IinE Episcopal church OF ,hnt ci,y rmis
i'aufs yesterday s''re were no services at ST
~, Sine nee the military authorities have slvon up
turned ,hat Kind q" S %IGr !" ovc n oa
t,sp"r,ment of i;chmonds own selection. there
;" ,,, n nest Of hnrsiara. who had been do
yr,y well as general moral vaT has ' bSan
"'"heh UP. and tn" principal operators In tho
leniten,iary. way % '"' >''S'"'"
=. a burglar. who undertook rob the homo
killed last night by Morris Ncnzci n mere boy
I ;nH the son OF the occupant of III" house Tho
NIu'd man was last night recognized by com
rad"s a. George Bernard. who was declared 10
.irny ''o" 'n' United states
x,I THE T rGnTps OF A9,u'an, lehn Nlen tho
sH G@s h %syA WHO ONE %s isa al In
rcnchsd InS city on saturday. and VAS
,ne SIDE of The travc Of his sn'ntcd mother
WA, w"s 'ntd nsre n 1872 whle her boy ngh;-
INK ana dying At gettysburg
The s" S.. Of The Methodist General confer
,nvcncd by the appcar:nc@ OF ne Ic. lsis Mc,n
tI ., ct ''eorsia. who was accompanied by his
conference and his ven"r.hlo rehar NE
$40 All during tho forenoon session.
>; y raih"T via repor, reached Richmond last
rt%rm"9n ht IrestHent Johnson viii appoin,
from Washington np /" i"ta honr In, ,..s
'iEhi. Md up TO about the same TIM. Gov
'rn"r licrpon,. who had been Informed OF tho
report was disposed TO treat II as "A Joke
IN" Washington correspondent, Of the New
lori ! ORR N@Ts has autographed his paper that "Mt.
DAVIS VIII ho free ia less ,h;u :, wool,
president Johnson having already signed the
l rh2 Nat viii grant him r"eare parole
rms report is Interesting. II true. hut ther,
comes M the question. such reports have ron,
end. " 80 ''1
In short talk YESTERDAY with an Alexandria
delegation. who called him by enra-crncnt of
several days standing, Prcs!dcn; johnson So
vGrsiE criticized tho action % Judge Underwood
VINO II seems. rushed his cour, to
a i.nal decision so tina, ~ might b" the nrst
In"iC'lf,E 70 pass on the peace proclamation 20
Gently issued by tho President. 'rh. Irrs'dcu,
was mild enough In his comments but ne ,nat.
- very plain 10 those who heard his r.rnn rks
mat he regards Underwood AZ something OF
hunhng and fraud.
. Amos kratz whose home was near Shndycl
N Aihemnr" County. murdered night bo-
tore last at his home by ono or moro negroes
40 ic,,i hrr"S,S hay" YET been made, and no par-
nave been received in this city vet;
Admiral Semm"s has been asked - acccn,
N" position OF Judge 81 Tho Probate con-, 81
nc c'ty OF Mobile" Ala, The position IL very
npoTtAnt and responsible ono. and PAYS n sal
airy ~ $4,000 per year " '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
St.Tis Of I>rouhlc,

Judge How It YOU were no, in HE roor,
when tine police entered?
NnooN"ye- Wei, Jedvc. Twas dis way
\"eehon' J'hnstnS lowed dat nc could bea,
amy man in de room whar mad ki,I,, /, Sic
hRd Den Suipes Brown pronounced dat hs had
sinks In his haid an dat he wan COIN take
y" s"oh talk off'n Nnccbone or any othah fat,
nose 'aho'n. So lnecbone. he up an smack
~ apes VIA cheer on top dc haif and made
"nires BIKE his tongue mos in ,wo Do,
9hlprs he pnlled'a ra%ah and cut Kneebone.s
N'hh off, iiy dat time. Kneebonc's cal had hit
SHINES "a! in dc mouf viii Mis Eimo's ation
mar WIZ Stand'n on de stove an knocked out
!" wy hcr teeth So Snpes gal got de ak out
DE cornder ana made for Nneebones gal like
sh@ WIZ g"no split her wide open An den
hn@'ho"e thoaed de bones IN Snipcs gals face
ana GUY H'r eye clean 20 whar it tines her nos.
ana "'d de yuther han ne ret IN for 10 ,o,
fii'Ie wh,r WIZ fun hilIn waiah Hy d,
time, seen DIR WIZ gwinc Ice Il light 50 lo,,
Jes Eachally Icr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

worth OF drugs into the United S,a.cs
! every day. II has also been discovered
mat drugs have been mailed into no
newspapers.
Tn" authorities have also bean suc
S'SSiul IN detecting some Of tho dix
/ rlbutinG orrnui2atiuus Dctec,iy..
( concealed themselves In tho "houae rr
thousand d;"ans' a flat in Min,.ar-
OILS ana awaited the "nngnr nan -.
"hich is tho pass word Of ,ho ~
Ht"p'-'"h En'ninE and DOPE dispensing
f't"rn''t They seized drugs. y.IuaJ
al EI-N'' mad been stolen from :: Whole
sal" drug house. and ii is believed tha,
u" iia' h"' been used a. :. regular
HEADQUARTERS for dispensing ,h.n ,o
addlcjs WHO called there ~
som" of TIA" hardest ORGANIZATIONS -
hGai ar, those 30 tho prisons o,o
h""p"r carried th" dope 10 ,hoac ~,
hlnd i"' bars IN his artincial cyo
m""I' a Ihlf dozen Keepers n, ,bo
/ l"mh@ 'euoricd seeing sensible n,ie,,,
"ts "atins a portion OF sh,r, IRON, -,
'h"Wi"E "ua The invosttr,,,or
I "hl'h followed showed tina, done x,..
4 "St' ''i 'A" Siarchinr solution IN no
PRISON laundry. ana tho prisoners had
informed hy means OF the usual
Gnd"fEToTnd telegraph"
Visits from limous!ncs h.a,i, 49,,
dressed women resulted in a rnId -,
Il 'hin"se laundry" Dctcctiv.g or,o-.I
ne store carrying a bundle OF clothes
'i"sht a "h!n OF opium fumes,
- "9h'HS I" IN" rear OF the place
"H!St open q door. and found on ~
~" most elaborate suol.irr. ,,,..
,i'ft iitS ever been seen I'm this co,,,.r,.
!! another raid on a dcn,Is.'s n,riro
u"Pe cabinet was FOUND In the scat -.
tho operating chair When Tho n,,to,,,
~ III mo chair he got a Ming ~
/! H"p" These cases are tvni,.l or Co.,,
'he F"N"nLc men contend with,
hnny Convictions Obtained.
49,. i,'Fe "ten 80 convictions and
moott go sentences imposed T'hcr.
We're also a number OF casog ,rh,,
were dropped upon roco,n,ncrd,,ir,
me nlt"d states ATTORNEYS hcc,,.
. my We're covered by tho state lave
vs. therefore, evident tina; undc-
~" Harrison inw the trainc IN habit
,.,.,,i,.'r lug 10 being effcctualv
yea. ana many h;tb!tucs have
/ "t,n compelled 70 Amply TO hosn,,,i
I 1hH "th"r institutions for trca,,,.,,
hut the Ia" IS not perfect. nor il +,
'"ihl"n 10 b." Tho old argurnen, has
'r"H advanced tina, tho law ,r+c-f.ra.
with personal liberty. some doc,ora
ia We objected TO hcing tagged Iitr
AUTOMOBILES. Others would mai. -,
raw more rigid and wipe ont nil er
,nlpHons Is probable however
s,"S, ne elects or the Law VIII be
studied for another year at lcast b.
!"re any change Is made in II
ME II i not n matter OF n,-,,.,,
t consequence 10 those persons who
I"N"r regulatory acts intended 70 cho,,b
ne use OF injurious commodities amo,r
we IGNORANT ana tho vicious I, -
7 interesting 10 note that as
49,, IN" law promises TO hc succasf,,,
ne reeeipis for the first year viii an
Nr"Niihate 100000 Tho total a,no,,".
hpprorrIated was $40. 900. I, viii ,hre
.c,f'.,, m tha, me law will be more Than
i"he 4 ionS way toward STAMPING or,
'II' on lNe most dangerous yirns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

To 'he Editor OF The Tunes Dispatch:
Sir.--l read IN Your iSsu" OF this morning
more frequently called All Quiet Along the
Potomac Tonight" Il has been claimed. 7 am
ashamed TO say. by TWO Southern incr-OIivcr
aud FoEtainc. Y"t others have claimed it- an
'horShip The late pr. George W. Eagbv did
not heiov" Fontaire wrote It, u was published
In November, 1851, in iIarper's Weekly
think colonel W. Gordon Mco'abc has made II
indisDUtHhIy clear that Mrs. Beers wrote ir
From carly childhood. likeG the poen. and
have cut ont and preserved a great number
If tie!" was ever anYihiu:; made clear | think
Colonel McC;tbc has made clear that Mrs
E-crs, Of New York. wrote the poem in olics-
ZION. IN closing " ctiuinn-;tmd-a-h half article
makes this humorous observation.
There IS another story for which do no,
OF course. voUch. as, like Mr. Frank Dawes
tGuotcu ahovc), i ii" not profess 10 have any
acGuailtance with the facts therein stated
THE story IS that AIRS B"crs though a fraii
poetry made her way. with great secrecy ana
hiSpa ten the Potomac River. cliIard the
Union piclicts. the Virginia side
surprised ami sandbagg"d tor cilloroformcd: the
authors of All Quiet Along tho Potomac So
cured the original draft Of hc pocfn then
iiic another Roman Cloclia. swan tho tavyuy
river again. went back silently ana swiftly
to New York published the poem as her own
nockctcd tho swac' "a very larg. SUM and
like the mean thing that she was never gave
any of the real authors :. single dollar
ono. not even In Confederate money my dcnrl
though she must have known that one or two
of them had wives ana Children" And so on
"a number other writer's i;ut Colonel Mo
Cahc's several articles unanswcrahic
Richmond. Va April Il. 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
The Sunlight on Ny Bch.

so fails the sunlight on my bed
This winter day at noon,
So deep and blue the sky o'crhead
dream Of days I'm June,
dream OF June and roses red
SO falls the sunlight on my bed
The branches bare | do not SEQ,
or the white and drifting snow.
But I hear the west wind calling me
And fain would ! rise and go.
Fain would | rise and follow thee
Thou wild west wind that calleth me-.
So falls the sunlight on my bod
can sec in tho Shimmrrlnc bay
Ey boat with her sails nnfurled and
spread,
can smell tho salt sea spray.
can sec my boat with her white
wings spread.
SO falls the sunlight on my bed.
Mary Stanton Boutwell,, in Boston
Transcript.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
Chats With Virginia Editors

rs a"iG! hard for tho cdtor of the Hlack-
f'o 'o.''r g" give up Ia" ngh Hero is his
"omnn IS coming bact. in f,snio, TIN, HIT ,TT
about complete tho list Of false ;,iIinct in ticir
!"E'is max cups.
ne clifton Fore Ecyio,v is getting terribly
wrought w I'm US last issue IL says with
Virginia and concc ); per cup in Mcxftm s " ms,
.",'t 'i,l pc formed o. to tho high OF Nv
The %2rfo. virpni2n-r Pilot. always sarcastic
ION" i'y5 man in Prince William Coun-
J.. 'siinS himself for tho United States
senate ON 'h" TTpUUd that Mr.. Slcrup Will de-
oppneo Senator s,gnnron i!ns.nn, mi II VIII Ynt
'N'''S' '"''" I" lFinc" william, however"
The Louisa V,rFnitn never loses an oppor-
i"'iii.SfhpH nom ''N editorial column may DO
= Alti" premature. but It ia good All tho anne:
fnihcrH Of I'icimoui looking 30 Ia" establish
,'ent ~ Yfr ten Of ccnsorshir for tho moving
einf" rhow. That which. t" tho big cities
iawiH b" riren " paasni; thought in tho iso-
i"'d hpmoa of the farmers of this county
Tu' aou'nuouialiH Of the Bristol IIornld-com-
tier l.nhs lln" 20 r"uail" 'RcNr"d In
iaIn.l "orAhip ard ~ Chriati;,n example rover
ra.r i.. an Hi-p"w"r'ul religion: Influenced from
uansipod 10 attiyo for Tho hlph"at ideals Of
p,r .pnaI character, lilo boys and girls OF viz
glHist" iHrua and TIC pnr'ntH who raising
,hcm vG he important factors In dc,crminintt
pIa i.ud. 81 .,inus.ucuts TIA" people OF ,rn
iH'ur" "1! ""ni and "nht Kinds they VIII
aeo'n 2" p'rom~o'
Thr town ~ Emrofta aeoma r1 u" wnlsius up
o. tuoaeru cnnbil"nn md modem thought. Tho
IoiVWJHR from She ImDorih hcNS"nHcr. n -
,au D." r!ghtly understood. oxrlnlna the local
.i!'4afIJu. "'Ihr tpvn f.uhorn g!ttng IN solemn
.p4rIrtr f.nyo dr,roch ,hIi inter Aprn 30. 1916
b. rlHl hn ufIu@lBI for "hic;"ns 10 run nj largo
Wiihin tho carporaio !!initH Of tho town OF En-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

10 me tUliOr OF Tic Times DSpatCh:
Sir.-ln your issue Of april II yom have q:
icnE account OF a farmer being robhei Of SIS
ny " 'nT ii 90 tHnsicss Ihe state OF virginia
Guy IN which fortunes ar" told in any way
Tor money. and assesses fine OF $500 If license
is not paid. would like 10 have some .nror-
nation rs 10 whether these cypsics have pa
ms I!cenS" Of $500. " not, why have they not
law" ID i TAyToI,
Lvnchhurg. VI ANN - -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
The Voice Of the People

ifIIENS TO It'll: EDITOR should not he
over 40 words In length. and the and nd
uFtNs OF the writer I'll conn
innnirhtion not NECESSARILY for publirI Ion. u
az nm evidence OF good faith. our friends are
Hshrh 10 write side of paper "a l.,
aud {" inclnsr stnmpS II the return ~ unu,nii-
ant" manuscripts Is rNpccfcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

r"rH In order that the public might under
Stunt thtt til" Councilman were using slang
III "rPlNinS the term. ducks, geese turkeys
ar" hut equally under tn. ban: so an th;,t
Hai" II may b" expected that conditions may be
Inherent 100 -
IN" Petersburg Index Appeal Of few DAYS
'E"-'h3t ~ To say. in it's Saturday issuc--w:,S
n,TaS"u e" SAY liopewcll did herself proud In
v'"hi..tinS the first anniversary of her found
my. y" other community In the history Of
'h', country, so FAR rs know. ever grew to
S,H'i proportions in single twelve months
it"prwcl is on the map, and has been there
n'ariN a run year. Its growth thu, mrs,
Year or it3 existence exceeded that of any u, nor
Guy In tho country FOR the same period or ,Imr
W" predict that lIopcwcll will grow mora DIR
!uE IN" coming year than other city win
we p"SSihlc exception of Petersburg" ;rh,t T..
splendid thing to say. aud Indicates thai pc
'::f'',urS is no mammoth against the yillnrc
'Hf"lf. over the Kentucky side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
SknEES NnNS,

Il makes n difference In forming ar opinion
ms 10 whether n man is caught looking a, a
painting like 'Sept"mhor Morn" or ricrc
of half drapcd sculpture. or standing on :, cor
n"r windy day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

Son,H day roformcr Will wake up to the
fact thnt reform, like charity, should begin a,
home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
Florence nightingale,

ricase state VINO Tlorcnco Nightlnculc wns
she was tho daughter Of William Edward
Nehtingaie. OF Embly Park, hampshire. Eng
land and born in Florence Italv 1920 In
,crcstcd In hospitals. she entered on a course
of training with the Sisters OF 81 Vincent de
Paul in Paris. and at the institution ut Kai-
serswer,h, on the Rhine Sho organized tho
world wide reputation. AZ tho close OF that
she gave 100000 10 found tho nightingale
Homo 1T ST. Thomas Hospital. Sho WAS of Vast
service as consuitani during tho Civil war
here and in tho Franco -P russi:n War and wns
the author Of several books OF value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

Iiuh-What glorious sprinl- da,.r Govt,
''l" "'.f'1ing fa"" anything, on q dav liko this
"il' como on down to tho millners -Hos
toa Transcript
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

Please tell what the location OF IL
Department OF tho Confcdcracy
Mrs. w. W. T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17
Queries and Answ ers


How old Is the English Hcrald's Office?
MRS. r.
IL regularly constituted In 1925
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

Please tell mo where Fisher. tho artist was
born. :. Il. BROOKS.
BROOKLYN y. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

. frDIISliTp day p 10 SoOth Tenth
Street. Richmond. D., in, Eimc> Dispatch rub
fishing C!u,rlcs l.. Hn>LEOuk, Edit"s nno
huunEST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

ADDRESS All COMMUNICATIONS The Times
Dispatch, mud not individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

rI,I EruONY. linndc'rh l. Private Branch E,chnnEs
Cuun,ctiHg ,vjth nu departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

trECIAI ADVERTISING HErEEsESrATIyrS: Iins-
brook, - CROOKS Fifth Avenue Buiit
hr. Ncw Nor: Nrtual Eifr BuildlG. Philadelphia:
rcuplcs Gas BuGdiur Chsnso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

i,cF. DE- Minnigerode. rector of St Paul's
ss;llSrcVpai church preached great sermon in
,>"'t"'N yesterday. occupying tho pulpit of tho
i''ihlE tpiScopi church OF that city. This
l'aufS Yesterday ' ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-17

Entered lanurr, 81 1908. At posV Office
RiCbmomd. VA. second Glass matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
GLEN EASTON MAN
WRITES TO RAU
FOR Merry WORTH
SAW STATEMENTS m WHEELING
NEWSPAPERS AND ORDERED
By MAIL.

Demonstrations OF Wentworth arr
always quickly followed by oUt-of-town
orders for this worlds famous nerve
tonic. This has been the case IN very
held OF demonstration. IL is the case
In Wheeling Mail orders for Nerv-
Worth are coming 70 the Rau drug
store. Eleventh and Market streets.
from the readers of the very convinc-
ing ais which appear in these columns
daily.
The fact Is that these out-of-town
readers quickly learn 10 put faith in
these ads. which contain the written
statements OF local and neighboring
men and women-endorser known 10
and respected by the said readers.
Such faith comes easier from the
fact that the Wheeling ads which APP
pear daily in these columns contain
statements bearing the endorsers sig
nature. The signing OF the endorsers'
name 10 a statement Il gives strength.
II stands for reality and sincerity.
One OF the late mail orders received
for Wentworth recorded at Rau's drug
store came from a well known rest
dent OF Glen Easton. Marshall county.
Your dollar back at Rau's ~ Nerv-
Worth does not help you. Our per
guarantee Is back OF this guarantee by
the Wentworth Co. L. Il Rau.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
TO
GO ON TRIAL
THREE FAIRPoZrgr MEN TO FACE
COURT AZ s.. CLALhSVILLE
THIS MORNING..
Big Damage srit is Now on Trial-1tar-
TINS Ferry Han AcQuitted-St.
Clairsviiio news.

ST, CLAIRsvILLE. O.. Feb 22-In
criminal Court to-day. before Judge
l-yhch. the three Eairpoiut forclgner-.
John kashnick Joe Beiier and Adam
Iemulan. indicted by tho last erand
jury Tor cutting with intent TO XIII aud
wound VIII be- given trials. The men.
vain -FOUR others, who were convicted
saturday of cutting with intent 10
wound. were all indicted FOR tho cutting
on ftiN Fovolick. at Fairpoint. on the
hlsht OF December 20. The four men
COW icted on saturday have made mo-
IONS Tor new trials. and will not testify
ID lne cases to-day. Povolfck had "a
bir1hoay party on The above night ana
quantity " booze was drunk by the
crowd present. and a ight followed over
woman The crowd was lut out OF
the house. but later a number Of them
cninc back and attacked P0vollck. cut-
ting him very badly The sherlH was
called and succeeded IN rounding up tie
e. ven men indicted Attorneys TYLER.
Cooper and Cowen & Walker will defend
dn' foreigners to-day. while Prosecutor
Ihornburg viii represent the State.
IN common Pleas Court before Judge
Norley. The appeal care OF Belle Pryor
vs.. ". ). Ssnell viii be tried The
Sase was APPEALED from the court OF
Justice NJ. +. McCracken. Justice OF the
peace IN Wheeling township.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-23
Copyright. by ~ Conan DoyleJ

y ones and sea shells. with MOSES and
i'InS Ia the chiuks Well as We came
~ thtough the gate. my eyes fell upon
l,.iN stone heap, and there was a letter
suck ~ "a cleft stick upon the ton OF b..
4 looh On step forward 10 soc what II was
unt fdle spranE In front OF me and
plugh!ns % on. she thrust 30 into her
That's for me-" she said. laughing
GUY stood looking az her. with "a face
"Hl,n drove tho laugh from h,r lIrs.
NJ no Is % from. Edfse' asked
ruc fuuttd, but made mo- answer
~ ho lS II from. woman I cried.
~ IT. POSSIBLE that YOU have been as
-"iSe to jim as you were 20 me3"
. go" rude YOU are. Jack she cried
90 wish that you would mind your
There is only one person that e
,ou .. o. from. 1 cried. 1t is from this
An. -Ana suppose that you are riqh,.
The GOODNESS OF the woman o,r,,,1
hIp rrTa.st me. You confess ~" I
iriedi. Have you then. no shame
Why should 7 not receive Letters
from tAls gentleman"
i'ecaus. Do is Infamous"
And Why
Because he is stranger"
nos hus han nj " "'
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said that. but when they came 70 under
stand that 70 was the real truth. they
were a. pleased as if 4 had told them
that she had married the laird Indeed
POOR jim. with his hard drinking and
his fighting had not a very bright name
on The countrywide. and my mother had
oiten said that no good could come OF
such a match.
VOW De Lapp was. for all we knew.
steady and quiet and well-to-do. and az
To ihe secrecy OK d.. secret marriages
were very common in Scotland at that
time, when only "A few words were need
90 O" make man and wife, so nobody
Wrought much OF that The old folk
were as pleased. then. as n their rent
had been lowered. but / was stiIl sore at
heaft, Tor 70 seemed 10 me that my
friend had been cruelty dealt with. ana
1 knew well that he WAS not a man who
would easily put up with a..
Go be Continued In fridays InteIngen-