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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
The Problem Is A New
One On Grand Circuit
Tommy Murphy Has PAGER That Is Jus'
What His Name Implies; Has
Record Of 1904.

Last summer tho travelling correspond
chi of Il turf paper SAW NJ some Of lh''
race meetings he attended Il hlE. healthy
looking stallion that seemed 10 nave Il
little something on all the horses
against which he started.
No matter how fast his opponents
showed themselves to b" TINS hlg fellow
seemed 10 lay over them Il lltlIe IN Sle"u'
and although there were times wh"n ne
did not win there also were other times
when he went away from the wire at
frce-for-all speed. and would WIN on
the hit," hurscmcn put il. AS IN"
succeeded another over the hall mile
tracks Of the middle west the big morse
continued to impress himself OH the
newspaper mans mind as worthy candi-
date for the Grand tirCnit and all the
hunorS aprcrtHiuing thereto.
Finally fall got around. the rampalSn
of the big horse was ended. lie hai
mad" u very crcdltahlc record. won LOT
of races and appeared to have lot lett
in the way of speed. while MS. for his man.
mers, they were letter perfect. Moreover.
he was bred 10 suit the most fastidIouS
in such matters His sire. Gochato. was
q son Of the mighty Todd. and his dam,
The l'nd"rS,ndy was a slStrr "i hhn nG
lowered the record for rroltinS hlli"S OF
that age 10 2:07. That was yearS ago.
and now The Leading Lady. owned by
4. r, Coke. uf Pauli, Pa., il famous ~
of her roals having entered tho standard
trntting list at . AMI years OF age.
The hig horse was At his home train
ing grounds, springfield. Ill.,. and I'll" re-
porter went down there one day on his
ordinary business. and incidentally h"
took another look at his favorIte. The
horse looked good; lie Vas "a lied nc nc
problem. and Henry. Hawkins. his his
trainer AND driver <a'd d., he d was ts to be be
saiisfv tho Jockey how fast he really
could go. So the reporter attended sr,i, t H.
hc.is Thn. Problem was brought out.
sleek ami shiny from, hi; eNerlinns. and
"sct dnwn"'for real mile.
And he did the distance in 2;Oi. com
Ing to the wire al the compilation Of The
InIIrner apparently as fresh as when he
Started. Now. while e:o4 is not cham
rionshir time at tn" pace, 1t Is re-
spcc,ahIc speed 10 travel In any com
rany al PAGERS outside the frec-for-a u
class. and tho reporter at once got int"
communication with Tom Murphy. Amer
!ca'S foremost driver. who. when not out
racing horses, lives AT P0ughkeepsie, y.
Y. whore he has model training es-
tahtishmnnt and home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
$665,O0O PAYMENT
ENDS TITANIC SUITS

NEW YORK, July 2S.-With a pay
menl of $1,000 outside of the court;
the White Star line stands ahsolVed
of all liability for the sinking OF ne ne
steamship Titanic. with loss of 500
lives, and the four years of litigation
of claimants is brought 10 an end IN
a final decree handed down to-day by
Federal Judge Mayer. Claims total
ing $iS.OOO,00O had been recorded IN in
The Federal, Court by hundreds OF
claimants, alleging that the ship was
lost through the negligence OF her
navigators, with the privity OF her
owners.
Evidence al The trial indicating that
the disaster was accidental, the claim
ants, under the terms of a compro,,
mise made outside of court sag agre eco
upon the payment TO them OF s665,0Oo
TO withdraw their claims and consent
10 the decree filed to-day, which holds
that the White Star line is mot liable
to any extent for any loss. damage, in
jury, destruction, or for any claim
Whatsoever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
NINE. PETRovA-vIRGIN1A

Mime. Pctrova. popular star. Of the
Stage and screen opened a two days en-
caGnment AT the Virginia Theatre veg
tcrday in The Eternal question: nre
part Metro wonderfully. The rrnduc-
lion abuunds with big scenes, including
a realistic chapter made at sea when when
the hero gives chase in An aeropl ane and
overInkcs n Steamship going under full
steam. The heroine; rlayGd! BY MmH,
rrlrnva. has been abducted and taken
aboard the vessel. and her rescue is one
Of the most thrilling affairs ever shown
In motion pictures. .
There is easily tho best production In
which Mime. Pctrova, has ever .hccn
starred. on either the stage or screen.
She is given an opportunity. for me
first lime since she has been In America,
to display her remarkable fcrsaihlhF
In The early chapters OF the story ~',c
is seen as princess in royal surround e,
ings Next she is an Immigrant girl.
niavinr the hand organ in the streets
Of New York. md soon afterwards as p
society woman III character IN "h'ch she
rNrrlS. =:
The Eternal Question" with the SeIis
weekly and Drew comedy VIII DC repeat
81 tuHuy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
BANKRUPTCY CASES
Numbering as2 Tfed In Northern Dis
trtct Of United States Court
for Fiscal Year.

According TO the report issued BY John
Conrad. clerk OF the United States court
for the Northern district Of West Vir-
ginia. for the fiscal year ending June
80. shows the following bankrupt cases
passed upon and pending in this district:
Cases pending June 80, 1915-volun-
tary, 2S5; involuntary. IS.
Petitions filed during the year-vol-
untary. III: involuntary. 81.
Cases disposed Of during year-rol-
untary. 1856; involuntary, q.
Compositions misunderstanding, 3;
involuntary, 2.
Cases involving amounts under $1,000
voluntary. As; involuntary. l.
F'rom $1,000 end under $10,000-yol-
untary. 57A involuntary. 10.
From $4,000 and under S20,000-vol-
untary, 81: involuntary. Z.
From $4,000 overwhelmingly. g:
Involuntary. ).
4 total liability OF $l,121,9S6.44 was
found on the voluntary side with assets
of only sGI7.262.73. On the involun-
tary side. liabilities amounted to $454.-
27T.lg, while assets amounted to $lS2.-
4O32g. There were fifty voluntary
cases where no assets were given and
two involuntary matters.
At the end Of the fiscal year. there
were $50 voluntary matters pending and
- involuntary matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
DIE IN
CHICAGO FROM HEAT

CHICAGO. July 2S.-EXcessive heat
is believed 10 have caused The deaths
Of a6 persons in Chicago during the
las, II hours. according 10 reports
made tonight by the police and coro-
ner. Meanwhile the hot spell con-
tinues throughout the middle west
with deaths and prostrations reported
from may points. Forty deaths were
reported in Chicago between last mid
night and 4 o'clock this afternoon and
Ii we're reported late last night. all
being ascribed 10 the hot weather:
Scores of persons we're FRUSTRATED
here today with temperature of 81
degrees as the maximum recorded at
the government weather bureau while
street thermometers registered 100.
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ORDER SUSPENDED.

WASHINGTON. July 2S-postmas-
ter General Burleson today suspended
until further notice his recent order
authorizing postmasters 10 collect
checks on banks in small communities
where there are no members Of the
sion was ordered al The suggestion Of
the federal reserve board. Members
Of the hoard said the recommendation
was made because more time is neces-
sary to perfect details Of the check
collection plan and declared the pro-
test against the order made Yesterday
by Representative IiIchin, majority
leader Of the house. was not respon-
sihlc for the change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
NAVAL COAFEREES TO
MAKE NO REPORTS

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-At their
first meeting to-day. house and senate
confcrcesHon the naval bill adopted Il
resolution TO make public no reports on
their deliberations until final agreement
is reached.
This is one Of the most important
legislative measures ever before the
congress" said Senator Tillman. IF
we give out from time 10 time what We
are doing 10 reach an agreement, we will
be harrassed from all sides by people In
and out Of congress who don't agree
with us. We have determined to sit
tight. keep on grinding and say nothing
until we are through
There are $50 senate amendments to
the house bill. To-day the conferecs
Considered and passed 100 Of them per-
tanning 10 minor matters. It will be
several days before the important con-
struction increases are reached.
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appEaIS ALLOWED

CHARLESTON, w. Va. July Is
An appeal and supercedeas have been
allowed by Judge John w. Mason, oil
the supreme court of appeals. in vaca
ton, on petition Of Mary d. King,
Ellen King Elizabeth King McHale,
and Della V. Movie. against Michael
King. william. King and the Davis
Colliery Company.
An appeal and supersedeas have
been allowed by Judge George Poffen-
harger. in vacation. on petition or
Mrs. Elizabeth Delworth Babler in
the case Of John w. Kelly against
Wellsburg and State Line Railroad
Company and Adamson and Murdoch
against the Wellsburg Coal Company
and others.
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LAST OF TIE PENNsY.

MOUNT GRETNA. Pa. July 2S.--Wlth
the departure. tomorrow morning OF tho
Third brigade. National Guard of Penn
sylvaniu. after weeks instruction
III rc. tho state militia will probably he
wipcd out nr';rXiStcncn. .NdWtanl Cen
cral Thomas J. Stewart today returned
from washington nftcr 4 conference
with the war department and immrdi-
rlely orders wrrr given for change
nf program whirh indicated the must
cring Of The Ninth and Thirtcenth IN
fantry into thu National Guard OF inc
United States for service on tho Mex
lean border IT will become part or
a brigade Of artillery which will hn com
rlctcd by the regimen tot artillery al
rrgdy there
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.CLARKSBURG SUFFS
PLAN A BIG RALLY

Special Dispatch to the In,clligenccr.
HARRISBURG, w Va, July IS
Plans for big rally the night Of Aug
lust 5 in the Masonic temple here with
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. Of New
York City. president of the National
Woman'S Suffrage Association, as the
chief speaker, were announced Today
by officers of the West Virginia Equal
Suffrage Association Miss Hannah J.
Patterson, also of New York, CORES.
ponding secretary of the National as
sociation will also participate. Suffrage
workers and others interested will at
tend from surrounding cities and
towns
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CAR HITS AUTO;
SIX ARE KILLED

DETROIT. Mich. July oS.--SiX per-
sons were instantly killed late this at
tcrnoon near The village OF Wayne. is
miles west of Detroit when the automo-
bile they occupied was struck by an IT.
terurban car. The dead are:
Fred w. Knuth. aged 80; Mrs Fred
W. Knuth. aged As; Arthur Fleming;
Mrs. Arthur Fleming. aged %. four year
old child. Archie Ouands, and chauffeur.
Mr. and Mrs. knuth were the parents of
Mrs. Fleming and grandparents or the
child The machine was about to turn
across the tracks into q farm yard two
miles west Of Wayne when the biz irtc or
urban travelling at high speed, crashed
into 1t.
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: American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
.ory asrice, Sf.S5 per gallon. Walters
t{iuaiEare Co, 1852 Belmont 81.
CharIex e. Strahl.

Charles t.. StiAht. Formerly ~ tniS
city died al his summer apnle III Be
to,:Sfia AT TO .n'CIuvh Friday morning.
Following an Illness. He was about %
Years OF as- and until riS rcccHi i'ilieSS
was empIvyed with the firm OIL -NitAar
70 fbat iim.. II. was employed III the
Blum Bros store. Surviving MIN are
his widow AMI vuc daughter. Mrs. Law
renee Steger. ,..,. ., ,bs
bfSIi,. az {. w Dickens. on North tiuerh-
sey street. saturday evening. run.,rh!
: ssrfic,.s w.lt d.: conducted at TRINITY
EPISCOPAL chut"h Sunday afternoon ~
o'clock. lut"rmsnt Will D" III l-'9e
r4iii cemetery.
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nTHE BEAST"-REX.

Good feature pictures are pleasing the
LARGE crowds that attend the Rex thca-
ire and to-day closes ono or the mos
Intensely Interesting features that has
oycr hcou shown in This theatre. II n"
Boast" stars Anna Luther and George
Walsh, and is the most pretcntlous nl
The recent William Fox releases. IL is
a vital story nf q bad mans rrf"rma-
rinn and conceived and directed ny
Richard Stanton, The action is most
thrilling throughout, with man UNIQUE
scenes Of the west. including exciting
rights. daring riding and en- excl Ing
swim mfor life. Anna l.uthcrs admir-
able work i'm n heavy emotional rnl" Is
bound 10 impress everyone t,a'hcS
Weekly and comedies arc good and will
be included on the program. for to-day.
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A. r. OF L. TO GIVE SUPPORT.

ATLANTIC CITY. July 2H:-At
meeting Of the executive council OF the
American Federation nf Labor here to-
day It was decided to Advis" all rall-
rnad hrnthcrhnnrla that they have the
councils sympathy and support in eff
forts to serur" an eight hour day. pre-
fcrahly by arbitration hut that the fed
Grafton would stand solidly behind them
Il recourse TO strike seemed unnTold-
able to secure demands. An attack Is to
he made. It was decided. on the decision
In Massachusetts that labor was not a
commodity. but property. The council
hold To Tho view that the decision made
Of the workers industrial slaves
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Colonial theatre patrons were Kept on
the Gui vive yesterday during the pre-
scntaIion Of The Salamander' Ave
mari phntoplav production adopted from
Owen .Tohnson's greatest novel and rs
published in the Saturday Evening Post.
Tho play Is made of tn" stuff that con
tains every element Of human appeal:
love fear hatred and suspense. ann re-
iates n story OF lone girls battle
against the wolves OF the city. Her
adventures in the city make up n series
of intense scenes. which hollis the hndi-
cncn from start 10 finish. IN cast Us -
large and capable one and the 1roduc-
non is far above the average.
The Salamandnr'' Appeals Ia hnth
those who read tho story and 70 tnGSe
who like vivid and thrilling MIN: lhlH
looms and Monkty-Lunglc picture Will DC
repeated today.
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TO GET FIELD TRAINING.

FL. PASO. Texas. July 2S.-Orders
that the Pennsylvania, MASSACHUSETTS
Michigan. Rhode Island and New Mexico
National Guardsmcn on station here be
given regular field training beginning
August !. were issued to-day at military
headquarters. 1t is planned that eacn
regiment shall DC detailed to ID days OF
border patrol duty. similar to that 20
which two Massachusetts regiments am
two Pennsylvania battalions alreac?
have hnnn assigned.
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REFUGEES ARRIVE.

NEW ORLEANS. July 2S.---Thr trans
port Hancock arrived nj Quarantine Ia
day. with ~ American refugees from
N"r;, Cruz. TampiCr and other MeSiaa1
ports. Some. Of The refugees ASSERTED
the" governor nf Guayana .Iuato. ate
hearing Of the CRrriZal fight, Immc
diatrly imprisoned all Americans in rha
state. hut released them after A we"l
and that tho governor Of Hidalgo order
ed all Americans TO leave.
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TEDDY TO GO TO MAINE.

NEW YORK. July 9S.-Theodorr
Roosevelt iptends to take part In the
campaign in Maine preceding the stat"
election on September II it was learn
ed tonight. He has arranged with The
Republican leaders Of the state n
make three or four speeches, it was
said.
William r. Wilcox. Republican IA
tional chairman. said he had no knowl'
edge Of Colonel Rooserelt's plans In
that state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-29
TWO MINERS KILLED.

Nt.TO0NA. IA. July .S.-Two coal
miners were Killed and fourteen others
injured today when mine cars on when
thry we're riding to the workings OF
the rcnnsylvania conl and Coke COM
panv al t'rcss,t,, as Il result Of the pole
coming off III trolly. wire, ran back
ana cnllidcd with Other cars on which
other miners were riding.
The injured suffer from Commissions
and Iar"rntions md four from broken
bones but all Viii recover.
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TO REOPEN SCHOOL.

WASHINGTON. July 2S--Tht school
IF muSkctry ut Fort Sill. Okla. was or
Gcrrd rcopcnCh to-day and class rf 81
lIrutrnnnts and larc" number Of non
commissioned officers from The machine
gun companies. Of tho regulars and Nh
iona! Guard regiments. have hnon d.
rcrtch to report by August 20. to under
Q" four months training in machine gun
fire"
The now classes constitute the most
NirUSiN"'rffnrt yet made by the war do
Iiartmcnt To provide scientific instruc-
tion in the us" of machine guns. which
hay" played So vital part on all fields
OF The E.urOpo:Ln war.
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GERMAN AIRSH|PS
AGAIN RAID ENGLAND

LONDON, July %, $3.50 p. m.-Ger.
man airships raided the cast coast of
England early this morning, according
10 an official statement just issued.
THE number OF raiders" says the
statement, has not yet been estab.
lished., The reports as to the raiders
crossing the coast come from York
shire and Lincolnshire. Bombs were
dropped but details are lacking"
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10000 TURKS TO
DEFEND HUNGARY

LONDON. July 90. 2:39 a. MA turk
ish army. estimated at 10000 strong.
now is concentrated on the Hungarian
plains for the defense Of Hungary, says
y despatch TO the Exchange Telegraph
Company from Lausanne. Switzerland
The despatch adds that the Austrian
emperor has gone to Budapest, where
intense excitement prevails.
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TO KEEP I. w. w.. MOVING.

MITCHELL. s. D., July 2S.-A vigil
lance committee was organized In Mitch
ell today to deal with the lawless har-
vest hands who are passing through the
city by hundreds. Two hundred armed
citizens today assisted in driving all un-
tlcsirahes from tho city. Every train
entering the city was searched. In
fight between harvest hands. a. negro,
James Henry, uf Cincinnati, Ohio. wps
shot In the back.
Three hundred harvest hands, mostly
|. W. VS.. ,stormed the city jail a:
Lctcher todny and forced the release -
two OF their number who had been ar
rested for disordcrly conduct.
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bELLAIRE.
~


Kline directors Of n" hNIsAIEe Cg...
Infrcial club held a meeting ffluaS
fnornins and W. l.. Milligan and Fl. ).
3XrG;reSvr submitted reports on ;ne
hearing before the Ohio Public til!iti"S
l.sI,iIliSsluu on tns proposed telephone
merger. Since tin hearing the 'eIephone
company has made several conversions
istx.xSt. Cla:rS:Ili.. NCMcchen ana Kay,
lkr1d,. while Mouudsrilie and 'Narwo"'t
-, ,uousn.u r:"iu the Tree service
zSle. When the merger IS effected thcre
u.Sil ne an incr.as. in the cost OF oHSl-
80 .nu r,sId.A,... nhNnrS. The former
NH cost S. ami ,ne latter s. NOR tnan
fEk present rate.
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kicked by Horse.

Mr.. Mohannah. OF Glcnns Run. was
kicked in thr face hy spirited hors"
yesterday morning and sustained Soy
cral cuts and bruises. He WAS tighten
ing q shoe Of the animal when ii blazc'l
away. dealing the blow with It's front
foot. The wounds were not deep and
were dressed by local physician.
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nOp KillA1

Yesterday quite Few people became
alarmed at the actions OF q dog belong
ing to Nesbitts'. The dog seemed to be
going mad and Fraak WellShhans Sc
cured gun and killed the animal. which
was in Glenn'S run. near Glcnn's run
bridge, and was apparently swapping at
everything IN reach. Nothing had been
bitten as far as was learned, by the
dog before 1t was disposed OF.
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wI1, Oman At Store

Mr.. II. Smith. art picture dealer. cf
Center WarwoOd. will open an art store
at the Lash hall in South Warwood.
Monday. All kinds Of picture and art
supplies will be kept on hand, Mr.
Smith nnlarEcs and .tints photo graphS
in all colors. His work is highly COM
uIimentcd BY his many customers.
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Local Fana viii Attend Came.

\ big delegation OF local baseball
fans will accompany the Belfairc Athle-
tics to Weilsburg this afternoon for a
game with the Giants OF that place. The
Following players will be seen in action
at WellsbUrE: Mooney, O'Malley. Bero.
Reese. Beck. Cotbett, stump Houtz and
O.Brieu.
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MIS- sionary Society Met.

The Missionary Society al lhr Freshly
tcrIan church held a social and business
meeting at tho home Of Mrs. l.. W. Mo
Nicklr. in North Warwood. vest crday al
the business session. in discussing plan:
tcrnoun. The Afternoon was spent aftur
Tor their future work. Nj the end ;
luncheon was served tn" many members
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ing. After hearing the evidence the
court imposed fine of SO and sem
fenced Coland to ~ days in the county
jail.
Tho bicycle owned by Archie letters
stolen a few days ago was, found by tho
police and. returned TO the' owner.
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Severely Burned.

Benjamin Clark was severely scalded
yesterday while at work at the Merchant
Evans plant. With molten metal. He
was aiding In placing some bars .:
metal in q melting pot. which caused
the metal To boil out. His left leg WAS
severely burned. y local physician
dressed the burns. and at late hour
last evening he was resting quite easily.
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Planning Big Pay.

Ralph Nicholson, a member Of the
Fairgrounds committee of the Amerlcus
club. is planning field meet FOR the
closing day OF the playErouuds. sep
tember l. An elaborate program Is be-
ing arranged in which all the youngsters
IN the city will be eligible 10 take part.
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TO CLAN rntnxe Eue.

1870 wiiI he given a thorough cleaning
~ 49, sss " soon as th~ dr.dgs. boat at
&3Seeiinr can be secured. II IL also
to employ q diver To do some
$Gsftl about the intake pipe.
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pievc1e r1teyes Active.

= calvin Coland was given preliminary
NEARING before Squire F. S. Mason yes
tSIday on a. charge OF stealing bicycle
I'M property of William johnson. The
WHeel was stolen from the front or the
walters hardware store IhursoaS even
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TEpDY's FIRST SPEECH.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Mr. Roosevelt
will make his first speech in behalf Of
Charles r. Hughes Mt the notification
ceremonies in this city next Monday, il
w. announced tonight
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Reliaire Briefs.

Mrs William Payne. Of Columbus. Is
spending n few days with friends in the
ciry.
Mrs. C. n. Rodefer of Belmont street.
has gone 10 Cleveland. where she will
visit relatives for a few days.
Miss Josephine Warran. OF Jacobs
burg, is visiting relatives and friends
hero
The Belmont Trades and Labor as
serlhly at its next meeting Will decide
whether the Labor day celebration will
be held in Rellalre or Martins Ferry.
Judge and Mrs. G.. j. Lynch. OF St
Clairsville arc guests of local friends.
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viii Enforce Ordinance.

sgt was announced last night that uts
tofice have received instructions 10 on
force the traffic ordinance aealasl ausn
a4ser. It is said that the city ottlciais
aad the police department VIII arrest al
persons caught speeding.