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Evening journal., 1917-11-20
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Miss Catherine E. Sheron and Sam
uel Russell, both Of this city, were
married by the Rev. ]. J. McKenna on
November IA.
Miss Agnes schoenwald and Elmer
Fieldman, both OF this city. were mar
ried on November 10. by the Rev. James
NJ. Grant.
Miss Sarah V. Roth and All. Lest,
both OF Philadelphia. were married on
November 40, by the Rev. r. L. Jack
son.
Miss Gertrude L. Longonitte and
Alfred J. Nolan, both Of this city, were
married on November If. by the Rev.
George White Dawson.
Miss Esther NJ Dolan and Reese A..
Taylor, both Of this city, were married
on November 7, by the Rev. James NJ.
Grant.
Miss Margaret Jane Geiger, of this
city. and Emerson Leland Clarke, were
married on November 3, by the Rev. w.
Z. Habbart.
Miss Hlldegard Franhaese, Of Phila-
T~1nr~. nf~r..f-r. al Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
NEWS BRIEFS

Street prddlers yesterday cut the
price Of new potatoes to IA cents a
peck, or $l.15 Il bushrl
discovery Of what later proved 10
be 4 case Of measles created a panic
at Recch Bottom. As result, more
than 80 ~ -idenfS Of the community
we're vaccinatrd. The measles pa
;irnr is Robert Watkins. an cmploye
of The Foundation company
Because If the absence Of Judge
r. NJ. AddIeman from the city. arCu-
mrnfs Of the West VIRGINIA Traction
company's application for An injunr.
;ion preventing the county commits
sioners from amending its franchise,
Yesterday were postponed 10 the lat.
ter parI Of the week.
The Wheeling Plattshurg asso.
citation has changed its Tuesday oven
Inr hour from 40 10 { o'clock. Cap.
lain Powell. Of tho West Virginia
National Guards. will conduct the
drill this evening.
Miss Cora Warren. of Medina.
Ohio. a graduate Of the Moody Bible
institute Of Chicago. will arrive here
Wednesday To take up social work in
connection with the Union Rescue
mission. She was engaged in mis-
sion work in Chicago for several
years.
Squire r. G. Hobbs This after
nom will hear the suits of the men,
hers of Finks band. who sued their
director for salaries for service with
The Rutherford carnival
pr. W. O. Etzler. city health
commissioners. resumed his duties
Yesterday after being i'll several darr.
-. Committees nf III" Masonic club
are making elaborate rlans for IN"
clubs picnic al Wheeling park July
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.STEELWORkERS AID
RED CROSS fund
OVER roUR HUNDRED RED Cross
SUBSCRIPTIONS BY EMPLOYEES
OF CARNEGIE MILL.

lndica lions that thu (ed Cross cam
paign tor mem bcrshIp and subscriptions
Is forging aheuu In an enc"uraslnS!S
rapid manner in Rcllaire came prom
furutly 20 view yesterday IN the an
m"uncemrnt that from on" big plant VI
the city--the Ca:n"I:. Steel works.
IA4 subscriptions had been obtained
This WAS the largest single lot SO 1a1
RECEIVED In the campaign being conduct
I'd FOR new members for the Re!l;tlre
chapter Of IN" American Red Cross So
cietS. Tn, CANVASS yesterday nctted
an aggregate Of II: subscriptions anu
lu,. collections to SS6S.
Several individual subscriptions were
RECEIVED yesterday. on" for Sl0n ana
anothr for $50. In many instances
citizens are not waiting 10 be called
uron. but are. sending IN their names
been pressed into services 10 make
canvass Of RellaIre. At headquarters
il WAS announced yesterday that the
campaign is progressing enc"uraEinEiE
and that il people continue 10 manifest
tn. same enthusiasm which the appeal
has so far received splendid showing
will be made in BellaIrs. The goal is
TOR 3nnn new members. but II WAS Sald
Yesterday that when the campaign ends
RI. total Will exceed that by several
hundred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Cocchi bursts Into Tears;
Declares Cruger Girl Fell

BOLOGNA, July g. Having re-
ceived first reports from New York
describing the discovery Of Ruth Cru
gers body, Judge Zucconi lengthily in
terrogated Alfredo CoCChi. the slayer.
in his cell yesterday. The cross exam
ination became dramatic when the
Judge confronted him with statements
received describing how Cocchi had
bound the Cruger girls arms and legs
bringing back in all lis gruesome de-
tails what occurred in the motorcycle
shop in New York.
Judge Zucconi, in going over the de.
tails Of the murder, made Cocchi
gradually remember how he struck
her on the skull. He recalled that
the murder occurred shortly after the
girl entered the shop as her watch
stopped at 2:10. CoCchi. overwhelmed
BY proofs, lost the complacency he
had maintained and burst into tears
but insisted he did not actually strike
the Cruger girl. who. he said. hurt
herself falling in an attempt to escape
him
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WelLhun Briefs.

y. c. Hunter. prominent oil and gas
rpcralor. has returned 10 nus nome III
this city after several weeks IN Ken
lucky.
Miss Lizzie Hamilton OF Wheeling
sprnt Sunday at the home OF MT and
Mrs. 6. A. Baxter.
Vr ma Mrs. 4. B. Suit and daughter
"Nlildred Of Columbus. Kas. left on sun
day for Muskegon. Mich. AFTER 4 %eHs
Visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. u. ".
McCord. 4
Claude Lamb was business caller IN
Pitt shurgh. Pa, OH Monday.
= George Achemer Of Brilliant ~. |asS
70 Pittsburgh Monday by way OF wells,
~ c. Hunter ~ the county left on
Monday for Pittsburgh on a business
Aihcr, Mcintyre Of brilliant. O., was
A Wrllshurg caller on Sunday.
Tho first union lawn service helo on
the Hamilton lawn Sunday evening was
very we'll attended. Roy. John Il. shaw
IF tho Follansben Presbyterian church
was the sneaker and delivered a very
pleasing sermon. These nletlnEs VIII
!, continued throu rhout the hot weather.
Miss isabelle Brodrick OF wheeling
was W"llshurg visitor SunoaE.
Mrs Edward FcGan is FlSiIihK reia-
tiv"S in Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mnriarity OF can
tom O., were Sunday visitors AZ tne
home Of Michael Morlarfty. MISS cam
nrin. Moriarity returned home win BIT.
;.nd Mrs. Mnriarity for hrlrf WISH.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Tickets were ISSUED yesterday for 4
lawn party ~ he given ny me ouhg
Indies Of ST Mary's church. IN the
church yard on North Fourth street ms
evening.
All local women who expect To attend
the district. meeting Of Home and For
nirn Missionary Societies. of the Tres
hvtcrian' church tn h" held NJ til" Helm
lcin farm Thursday, are requested 10
call Mrs. ~ V. White at the White gro
rerv on North ourth street
An auto belonging 10 Lineas Grayson,
Of Detroit formerly Of this city. was
ditched Sunday afternoon III l'eep Cut:
A team of horses was necessary 70 pun
the machine out 0f lhr ditch.
Mrs Mnl Rlarkhurn returned yrster-
day from Il short visit with friends nj
HandryshurE.
clarence Weaver. railway mall clerk
on the t. & T.. Is on his vacation.
Tho home OF y. II. Beck on Norm
Fourth street where A death from IN
fanfils paralysis occurred last week. was
funigatcd yesterday No now cases af
the child plague were reported during
RAY blackburn. Of irndrysburg. IS
visiting relatives In this city.
Miss Shrly Smith has returned {" her
home in Haudagrift. IA. after riSit
with Miss Helen Burris, Of South Third
street.
W. l.. Noble. president nj In" West
Virginia Funeral Directors Association.
left Yesterday for rark"rshurG. to make
fnr the annual convention
of the association In he held there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

If your ambition has left YOU. your
happiness has gone forever, unless you
take advantage Of John Coleman Co. $
magnificent offer TO refund your money
on the first box purchased If Nendclls
Ambition Pills do not put YOU, entire
system in fine condition and give you
the energy and vigor you have lost.
Be ambitious, be strong. be vigorous
Bring the rudy glow OF health TO your
cheeks and the right sparkle that de;
notes perfect manhood and womanhood
TO your eyes.
Wendeils Ambition Pills, the great
nerve tonic. can't be beat for that tired
feeling, nervous troubles, poor blood,
headaches, neuralgia, restlessness,
trembling, nervous prostratlon, mental
depression. loss Of appetite and kidney
or liver complaints
In two days YOU will feel better In
a week YOU will feel fine. and after TAX
ing one box you will have your old
time confidence and ambition.
Be sure and get soc box today
and get out Of the rut., Remember
John Coleman Co. and dealers every
where are authorized TO guarantee
them. Mail orders filed, charges pre-
paid by Tho Wendell Pharmacal Com
nonv inc. Syracuse. N. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
BALKAN CONFERENCE

LONDON, July O.. The entente
allies have decided to hold confer:
ence in Paris for the consideration OF
questions of military and political
interests in connection with tho
Balkans. The subject Of an entente
conference such AS was proposed by
Russ ia was brought up in the house OF
commons today. Answering quns'
ton on this point. Foreign Secretary
Balfour let il be known that the allies
had been considering the constitution
of such conference.
"a declaration issued by the Rus-
sian provisional government last week
said Russia's representatives would
be instructed 10 insist upon the appll:
cation 10 foreign politics Of the gen
eral principles proclaimed by the Rus
sian revolutionary government. IN
this connection the government depre-
Gated the enforcement OF the change
in the rulership of Greece. REGARDING
interference in the internal affairs OF
Greece as not permiSSible.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Trinidad Indictments
Of 1913 Are Dismissed

TRINIDAD. Colo. July 9.-An in
dictments pending as result OF the
coal miners strike in the southern
part. OF Colorado in 1913 were dis
missed in the district court of Las
!AnimaS county today.
The dismiSsals were at the request
OF Attorney General Hubbard.
The most important case dropped
was that of John H. Lawson, charged
with murder on four counts. Four
indictments against Louis Zancaenelli.
convicted of theh murder of George
W. Beleher. and who WAS given life
sentence, which was remanded by the
supreme court. also were dismissed.
Lawson. a miners leader, was con-
victed OF the murder OF mine guard
as a result Of the so.called Battle Of
Ludlow"
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About People !
Movements OF individuals to g
anu From the City. 6

Mr.. and Mrs George \. Raao anu
Mr.. and Mr<. A. J. Becker have re-
turned frotu 4 tour 10 Atlantic LILY
and oIHr: eaieru points.
Mrs :. q. Smith and grand
daughter Dorothy OF Fifteenth street
aer visiting relatives ID Seorlng. Ohto.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. A. Alexander OF
Walwoof leave today for ten DAYS
trip 10 Uet.pit. Mich.
Born--'ro Mr. and Mrs. Finn Allen
of Warwoori. !, daughter, yesterday.
Mr., and AlsS. Jasper Baum OF W ooo,
lawn have returned from a thtree
weeks moor trip 10 Bedford Springs
and GetrrSOurg.
Mrs ChaS. Shrjver who has been
visiting H.: parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Branum OF kirkwood. will re-
turn today 10 her home al Nassllion'
Ohio.
Charles. letters of the Island leaves
TODAY 10 enter Cainp OF iae Lenlsu
University ~ Bethlehem. Pa.
Constable Charles McNahb went 70
Parkershurc yesterday afternoon.
DR.. ". c. Etzler was able 10 resume
his duties as city health commissioner
Yesterday after being Ill for several
DAYS.
Mrs. Edward Sailer of Eighth Street
was removed yesterda! to the HoIIn
Wheeling hospital. She is critically
i'll OF typhoid fever.
The many friends in this city OF
Miss Ruth Greenwood. who for four
wears was physical director OF the
Young Women's Christian association.
will b. sorry TO learn OF the death
of her sister. Grace. which occurred
in Now Haven July the h'h. after
an illness II about six weeks.
Herhert Riley. office secretary OF
the Y. VI. &. A.. Left yesterday FOR a
three weeks vacation. during wntcn
TIME he vii! attend the Lake Geneva
Summer Preparatory school at Lake
Geneva. Wisconsin.
DR.. O. W. BurdatS and James 4.
Dyson left YESTERDAY for soston'
Mass. 70 attend the Elks' grand lodge
Jude Alan II. Robinson has re-
turned from ton days vacation
spent at Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Marher.. Of Cuyahoga
Falls. Ohio. visited relatives here yes
terdav. on route 70 her former home
ut WoodSheld. Ohio, where he: father
Misses Eleanor Stein and Ada Cald.
we'll lef; last evening for Angola. IND,
to visit Mrs. Ralph A. BlaSs.
Edward ". 1.ejthe. private IN Com
many - Of the /. S. Marines. is at his
home in Wheeling. on a weeks fur
Tough He will report next week al
Port ROYAL. Va. whore he will join a
company thar is TO 90 to the front.
Mrs. Thomas Kelly is recovering
nicely at the Wheeling hospital.
where she underwent a serious oper-
alton several days ago
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SAGE FOUNDATION
EXPERT INSPECTING
w. VA. INSTITUTIONS

sp-c,. Dispatch To the lutolllgereet.
CLAKKSBrRCi. W. Va. July s.-Ac..
companied by James ;. lAkin Oh
Charleston. president Of the West Flr-
ginia state board Of control. Clarence L.:
Stouaker OF Newark. y. j.. secretary OF
tho New Jersey state board of charities
and correction. visited GlarkShurg today
as special Representative" of the Russell
SaRe Foundation nf New York on tour
uf West Virginia stat" institutions. lie
is seeking information as t" how well
thn state is prepared to take care OF
wounded. diseased and insane soldiers,
orphaned children and tho increase in
expected AS result # the
war. His data will b" presented 10 The
state council OF defense.
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|. J.H.M core, JeWeIer
+ MARTINS FERRY, o.
All Kinds OF Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality
Sly Enlist in Hospital Unit.

Don Byrum. Lawrence SedGwick. VII
liam Shrivcr. cyril Davis and Charles
Coleman, all members of the N-HlEh
club, and William Robin Of the Criter-
ion club enlisted yesterday in III" ONO
Valley General hospital unit which will
shortly offer its services 70 the govern
mrnt Several other Fcrrians tried "a
got In the unit hut were unable 10 pass
the physirnl examinations Others have
appIrd and may be accepted. Eight
Martins Ferry men hav" now enrolled
in this unit. the others being Dr. H. II.
Wilson. William S. Dunn and Greer Run
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
PROHIBITION OFFICERS
IN MOONSHINE RAID

CHARLESTON. W. Y. July .
State Prohibition Commissioner Wal
ter Hallanan today received Il report
from Deputy l. katzem. who is in
Mcdowell county. 10 the effect that
a large moonshine still If the noun
tain fastnesS above Northfork had
been ra;d"d. The still seized along
with two hundred gallons Of corn
mash, from which The liquor is dis
titled. Gallo O'Dell went ~ the
scene day later. unaware that the
Officers had preceded him. and was
captured katzem also seized kes
OF whtskey AT East Vivian. O'Drll was
held 20 the grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Death for Three in
Cincinnati Explosion

CINCINNATI. July 9.--Thrce per
sons were burned 10 death and four
others seriously injured by fire IN me
plant of the. Interstate Sanitation
company. 1875 East Third street, here.
late today. The fire was caused D!
the explosion Of a 250-pound tank OF
chemicals. the shock partially wreck
ing the building. trapping employees
and several families living in me up
prr stories of the building. On &C.
rounl of dense smoke. and fumes 1t
was difficult 10 account for all in the
building for some time. The dead
we're ali employees of the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
ARGENTINA EXPECTS
BREAK WITH KAISER

BUENOS AIRES, July 9.-Argen-
tina officials regard break with Ger
many as inevitable.
From high officials today it was
learned that the government does NOT
expect Germany to agree to Argen'
tines demand that Germany promise
no further sinking Of Argentine ships.
II this promise is not made. it Is GER
tain the republic will Immediately an
nounce a severance OF relations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
ALLEGED AUSTRIAN
SPY Is CAPTURED

Special D:sra'rh 70 Nh- Inte:nsrccer.
CLARkSRGRG. ". Va. Jul: H.--An
Austrian wearing an army Tnif"rm and
giving the maine Of August Snub WAS ar
rested this afternoon in N" west "ni
by Sheriff Floyd Griffin. assisted h. a
National Guardsmar. and WAS jailed as
a suspected spy 70 avail: action az feG:
eral authorities He could show no
authority for wearing The uniform.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
WEILSBURG

WEI.LSBrRGi. July a.--pr. Il. Harold
Rchrrts. lieutenant in the United states
army dental cnrps. left ."n SUNDAY lTr
rhr army post near Fort Ills. Tr\.' AZ.
ter n tw" months furl"ush in nus "itS
with his pursuits. Mr. iil'i NIT - -
Eotrrts Lieut.. Rohrrts. cam" home. ai-
Ter - serious illness AT F'nr; Miss. hut
has completely recovered and is In inc
best If health again.
LIEUT. Roberts expects 10 he Win one
of In" units of tho army 10 hc Srn' I"
France in III" near futur" Hospital
nui,s ir..I,rGr dental surgeons and NJ
will 1rnhnhy h" sent cast Ia Gmnath
after = few months in camp.
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To Drill SIX New wells.

Six new wells will hr drilled along the
river bank just south OF the pumping
station. it was announced yesterday.
The pipes for the new wells arrived yes
terday and work on the drilling Will he
started Is soon as the water falls few
more feet. The drilling of the six new
wells and other improvements Will in
volve an expenditure nf about $4,000
The work will he done by the Shaver
Plumbing company of Shadyslde. which
installed tho new natalorium on the ISL
and fair grounds. When the new wells
arc completed there will he line OF 81
,vf.llS
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Irwin Troy Buried.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon al the home on North Fourth
strnt for Irwin Troy. who died al the
city hospital Friday nigh, from injuries
received the previous day when n G. Il ?.
train hit IN ice wagon which h" was
driving. Rev Haven Ice. pastor nf the
+. ion church was III charge "f III" fu-
neral and intcrment WAS In ltivcrrtew
cemetery
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hearing before Mayor

provcn guilty at Il hearing before Mayor
RaIs,on md was fined 500 nand costs.
Peck Smith. a negro who is alleged 10
have made several unpairiotic declara-
tions In Watzman's saloon Al hanover
ma seconI streets, was also arrested hy
Officers Kelly and Davis. 4 charge "t
being drunk and disorderly was placed
against him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
No Armor Plant Until
After the War is Ended

Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
WASHINGTON. D. G." July y,
Secretary of The Navy Daniels stated
today that the building of the twels"
million dollar armor plant at Charles
ION. ". Va. will be deferred until the
end nf the war. Secretary Daniels Is
convinced that the need for steel at
plants already in operation is so great
thar the diversion OF an yof II 10 ths:
projecr would badly hsnper war prept
aratiOns
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por+ n1.art Lists At Clerks orice.

The names Of persons in this district
who registered on Juno 5 for military
service, together with their registration
numbers and corresponding serial num-
hers. will he posted today nj tn" city
clerks office on North Fourth street.
4. J. Fallen. service clerk. who Is also
secretary of tho board. hopes 10 hav"
tho lists in this city for three. and pos
sibly four days.
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" And has many friends and relatives
hrre who arc very much pleased to see
HIM NIr. Wells is also pleased to see
his many friends. Mr.. Wells fought
through the war Of the rebellion IN conf
nnG "a still as natriotic and loyal as In
III" days he helped defend the flag. He
is also ir good health and strength and
rniovs life TO the limit. He expects To
remain here for several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Oman Aerial rruok Bids Jnly "a.

BIDS for furnishing this city with n
new areal truck recently authorized by
an ordinance nf council. will he opened
at the city clerks office on tho oath Of
this month. Tho truck must carry lad
dcrs SO or 6n feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
ST. LOUIS RIOT INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON. July 9-Rcpresrn-
tarive. Dyer of Missouri. today intro
duced joint resolution for congress
slonal inquiry into the recon race
riots in East 81. Louis. In ;hn Senat".
Senator Sherman submitted r">oiu-
ton from The F.aS' 81. Loui' chamber
of commerce deploring the riots.
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STEUBENsYLLE

Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer.
STECBENNlLLE. o.. July 9.-Thc
case of Harry Franckhauser. who has
been lighting for is months 10 regain
the office OF chief Of police of Steuben-
Vile. from which he WAS removed by
Mayor w. c. McMastc- Jan. 22. 1916.
has finally come to an end. Judge w. a.
Joseph. Of Batavia. o.. sent here by
Chief Justice Nichols Of the Ohio SUI
rremc court. decided the case when he
changed an entry made by Judge Wor-
ley and Instead the word suspended" he
inserted the word removed"
Judge Joseph heard arguments Mon
day morning and after considering II
less than hal fan hour came 10 tho con-
clusion that the decision given by Judge
Medcalfe Of the court OF appeals WAS
the only one that could be given. and
rendered his in accordance.
The decision was q bitter blow to
Franckhauser and his attorneys. They
have not yet decided whether or not TO
carry the case TO the states highest
tribunal. Salary for a year and Il half
was involved in the case and this was
ono Of the objects fought for by the OK
chief. No case in recent years has at
trac,ed more attention in this section
han the one Just closed
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In FOR Rippmy,

S. c. strahan WAS placed in Jail. the
middle of last week on complaint Of his
wife on charge of disnrderly conduct.
Monday the wife gave tho authorities
tip that resulted in a charge Of higamy
being placed against him. He is alleged
to have two wives living.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Camn RajdAd.

\ booz". camp at Goulds Tunnel was
raided by county officers and two ar
r. SITS were mad". Hurry Irons and John
Lippert ar" in the county Jail charged
with being in charge OF the camp. Later
they were released under $500 bond each
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Pound Guilty,

Mrs. Nellie Fowler has just returned
from Lima whore she appeared against
her husband who was tried there oh a
bigamy charge. FREDERICK l.. Fowler. a
former resident Of this city was arrest
ed here anil taken 10 Lima. He is al
legged 10 have had four wives living All
the same time. Wives No. and 4 ap-
reared against Fowler. Hc was found
guilty and sentenced tn a prison term.
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Dtscount Period Ia Extended.

For the convenience OF persons who
will receive their puy from the LauGhlin
Tin mill and the Aetna mill and "ther
plants next Saturday. tn" discount
period for payment Of Scmi-annual water
rents has been extended until next Sat
urdaS
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Acting uron information disclosed by
Helen RaXtrr. who was arrested sunday
might on n charge Of drunkenness. Off
ccr. Kelly and Davis pulled n sp"ak"aSy
IN North Second street last night
oncra,nd hyy lin AlInirnsis. The pro-
nrintor Of the "rnffc"" house was