The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
ADJOURNS TO FRIDAY
Fifty witnesses Examined BY Prosecu-
Tor Before Special Jury.

The special session Of grand jury
which started hero on Monday, spent the
whole OF yesterday in further inVestga-
ton OF the trouble 1T New Lafferty, o.,
on June 81. IN which John |. Major or
Hcndrysburg. was killed. and his nephew
CLYDE Major and Scott Story were
wounded. About fifty Witnesses from
the vicinity OF the recent mine trou-
bles were examined by Prosecuting AT
,orney VIM. T. Dixon. Jr.. yesterday and
in the evening the grand jury was eA-
cuscd until Friday morning at o'clock.
at which time they will resume their In
vestigations.
Chautauqus
The program for the NTH and hnal
day Of the Redpath Summer chautnu-
qua for st. Clairsville will be held IN
the large chautauqua tent on the new
school grounds today.
Yesterdays program was one OF tho
best yet given and largo number at
tended the afternoon session and heard
Gcorrrey F. Morgan deliver his famous
lecture Success with Ease" There
was strong vein Of humor through
out the lecture and ut tho close Mr..
Morgan Gavo brief but very fine IA TX
on thrift.
The largest crowd yet present at any
Of the chautauQua sessions attended
last evening when the Kcighley Broad
way Players gave the three act comedy
Friendly Enemies" This play which
WAS a new chautauqua feature to most
of the people Of this vicinity was we'll
acted and every one attending was
more than pleased with the perform
ance.
During tho day. Miss Peterson. who
has charge OF the children's hours each
day. took large number OF the local
youths to a nearby woods for basket
picnic and fine afternoon was enjoyed.
The program for today will open
with the usual children's hour. fol-
lowed In the afternoon by the Junior
Pageant, "Conquests Of Peace" for
which Miss Peterson has been training
the children since her arrival in ST.
Clairsville.
Cotton Noe. famous humor,st and
poet will deliver his lecture Tho Great
American Home" at tho session this
afternoon. 1t promises to DO one OF
the hest lectures on the whole program.
This evening will be given over tho
Interpretation in Native Costumes by
Princess Te TIA end her Indian
Friends. This part OF the program Is
different from any yet given and Is be-
ing looked forward to with great deal
Of interest.
The Redpath Summer Chautauqua
for this season Is undoubtedly the best
ever held In ST. Clairsville and as
greatly appreciated by the whole COM
munity. 1t Is likely that ARRANGEMENTS
will be started Immediately for the
chautauqua for next season and It Is
promised that as good or even better
program will be arranged for another
year.
Realty Deeds.
Lee Shepherd and Mary Shepherd TO
Andy pulscak. Tract Of land IN Wheel
ing Township. Consideration 800.
James A. LETTERS to Lee Ella letters.
Lot No. In Morgan's first addition TO
Bellaire Consideration 800.
Francis NJ Overbaugh and Anna r
Ovcrbaugh to Mary Dennis. Tract OF
land In st. Cla!rsville. Consideration
800.
Now Cases Filed.
Alma Orel VS.. Edward Orel. Action
for divorce and al!mony on the grounds
Of wilful absence. Attorneys Thorn
burg and Lewis represent the plaintiff
Harry Toole and Mary Toole vs.
Israel s. Briggs and the unknown heirs
at law OF Israel Briggs, deceased,
Thomas Maddox and the unknown heirs
at law OF 1nolnhS MaudoA, ueCeaScu'
Action to quiet title. Attorney Frank
B. Grove Of Cadiz. Ohio. represents the
plaintiff.
Marriage Licenses.
John Grill, age 80. coal miner and
Fannie Cerar, age 25. both OF Bridge
port Rev. o. II. Won Intel performed
the ceremony.
st. Clairsvtlle Briefs
Ray Chalfant OF GAINESVILLE was .
business visitor here yesterday.
Attorney W. O. Chappell Of Barnes
VILE was business caller here
Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Hardesty Of East Main
Street Is visiting with GAINESVILLE
friends.
Mrs. Shirley Dotson and daughter
Janet OF Clarksburg. w. Va. arc visit