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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
ATTACK
Made by William Smith on Abe
Thomas, ut Bcnwood.
THEIR CHILDREN QUARRELED
And Smith Laid in Wait for him, by
The Railroad Tracks in North Ben
wood-Beat Thomas Into Inscnsi.
biiity witl,a Club and then Escaped
Across the Rivcr-Injurcd man will

\ desperate attempt to kill his man
was made by William Smith on Abe
Thomas last night, on the Ohio River
railroad tracks near the Boggs' run
crossing. and while he didn't succeed In
finishing him, Thomas was beaten In u
terrible condition The assault occur
red about GEO o'clock. Both men are
next-door neighbors In North Bcnwood.
The cause OF the assault arose from a
luarre! their children had yesterday
morning. As stated, the Smith and
Thomas families I've side by side, and
their relations have been uacongenial
for some little time. Becoming incensed
at the father o, the Thomas children,
smith cherished his spite all day yes
terday until his work at'the Riverside,
where both men are employed, was
done, after which he secreted himself
near the railroad tracks along which
Thomas passed to his home. Smith was
armed with club, and his hiding place
VAS not revealed In the darkness.
AS soon as Thomas came within close
quarters, Smith arose and bringing his
club down with terrific force. he felled
Thomas TO the ground. The club caught
the Wayla!d man across the right eye,
permanently injurlng him. AMI the blow
In addition knocked him into insens!bll-
ity. THIN Smith jumped or the pros
trate man. kicking him in the face and
body and continuing TO use his club.
fortunately for Thomas, and in time TO
save certain murder. another River
aide employe named Humes. happened
along. and his presence resulted in
Smith taking flight.
Mr.. Thomas is one of Benwood's most
respected citizens, and there was gem
eral Indignation when the cowardly as
sault was learned OF, and Smith would
nave come in for rough treatment had
he been located. He owns d canoe,
which he used 10 convey him across the
river. Efforts 10 find him were unavai!-
Ing. but he made good time IN the dark
ness. and got TO the Ohio side without
detection. A warrant for his arrest was
Immediately sworn out before Squire
Lacey. and the Bellaire authorities
were communicated with.
DR., Alley was summoned TO the aid OF
Thomas. who In the meantime had been
removed 10 his home. At s O'Clock last
night. the injured man hadn't regalned
consciousness. bu, Dr. Alley said his
recovery was certain. Thomas, though,
will be belfast foc several weeks. He
will lose his right eye. and his body Is
black and blue almost all over. II
Smith was possessed OF u better wea-
pom for his purpose than a club. there
would be murder trial for n Marshall
county jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
The Pottery Combine.

The consolidation OF the different pot
terry manufacturers has been brought to
close and the last important interest,
the Maddocks OF Trenton. made an ar
rangement with the leaders Of the
American Potteries Company. Sub
scriptlons are being received by the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
for underwriting Two large banking
houses have already placed subscrip-
lions with the Guaranty Trust Com
pany. and the underwriting is being
subscribed for by the potters. The
capitalization OF the American Potteries
Company will be 10000. 900. to be dirid-
ed equally between common ard per
cent cumulative preferred stock. OF
which 100000 OF preferred and $1,000
900 of common Is TO remain In the treas
ury for the uses OF the company, togeth-
err with not less than sl,500.o00 In cash
10 be used as working capital. in add
ton to about s4,000.O00 OF quick assets.
a rumor is In circulation in this city
that the combine is finding it difficult
to secure satisfactory titles TO some Of
the plants in Trenton. owing TO the En-
glish custom OF entailed titles.
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IT'S ALL ONE WAY,

Apparently, In the Matter of Senti-
mcnt on the Proposed Free Bridges.
The Whitaker Bill Introduced in
the Standardization Circulated.
After two Island citizens who are
foremos. among those Interesting Them
selves in securing. II possible, free
bridges for the citizens OF Wheeling in
moving to and from the Island, had
spent little owe. two hours in sound
Ing sentiment In the business section OF
the city yesterday afternoon. they came
to the conclusion that the sentiment
was all in one direc.lon-iavorabl TO
free bridges.
The two Islanders went over the
business district from Tenth to Four
teenth streets, and in the two hours
they approached $40 business firms and
taxpayers. who were asked to sign a
petition 10 the legislature. praying for
the passage of tile bill introduced yes
terday By Senator Whitaker which pro-
vides for permission TO the city OF
wheeling TO enter into a free bridges
arrangement with the two bridge COM
panies. They anticipated meeting some
directors who would decline to sign the
petition. but remarkable to relate not
man or firm was In the ranks OF the
opposition. ard every firm and every
citizen approached signed the petitions,
which were headed with the following:
To the Honorable Senate and House OF
Delegates OF the State OF West Virginia.
GENTLEMEN:-We. the undersigned.
citizens OF the city OF Wheeling, state OF
West Virginia. hereby petition your hon
orable body for the favorable passage OF
house blli relating to free toll over bridges
crossing the Ohio river from the city OF
Wheeling 10 Wheeling Island. Praying
early consideration Chen follow the sig.
natures OF so citizens. not residents OF the
island.
The Islanders are now hopeful tina.
when the free bridges proposition comes
before the people Of Wheeling for rati-
fcation. 1t will receive the support OF
the necessary three-ftths OF the people
OF the entire city.
The most remarkable feature OF the
t:!p OF the two Islanders related above
is that not one Of the slgners Is an Is
land man. Many Island men were
seen during their tour, but none was
asked TO sign.
the petitions are to be sent to Char
lesion for the purpose OF dsabusIng the
idea entertained by certain legislators
that there Is strong opposition to the
free bridges movement in this city.
Other signatures will be secured early
next week. and will be taken 20 the
state capital by representative OF the
Island people, who will leave on Tues
day or Wednesday
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BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
Events in AMI About the City Given In
Il Nutshell.


Matinee at the Grand to- day.
Opera House o-night-DeWolf Hop
per in THE Charlatan."
Grand Opera House to-night-Sadle
Raymond in The Missouri Girl"
Young mems meetings will be held at
the Y. ". c. \. building this evening at
o'clock, and Tomorrow at O'clock.
! car on the Wheeling & Elm Grove
railway yesterday evening struck i
tracks near Fulton. The animal got ih-
worst of II and bullets humanelg did the
rest.
Hon. Wallace Bruce will give the
closing lecture in the Y. N. C. \. course
70: tails winter. on Thursday evening,
the 9th. He viii lecture on the Land
marks OF Scott" His lectures are Of n
high order. His manner is pleasing and
his enthusiasm Inspiring 20 his audi
ence.
Yesterday afternoon. Car 49, on the
Wheeling 6 Elm Grove electric road,
struck aad injured 4 horse belonging TO
an East Wheeling dni:ymar. Onlcer
Nichacis' ended the animals misery by
putting bullet through its head. Trat-
nc was delayed for some time on ac-
count Of The accident
Bishop +. J. Donahua left Wheeling
yesterday for baltimore. where he VIII
preach in the cathedral tomorrow. and
on the 18th he will sail from New York
on the steamer Etrurla, for Rome. lie
will return to this city about the middle
OF May Vicar General O'Connor VIII
have charge OF the diocese In the bish-
ops absence.
The ladies' OF st. Mchaels congrcga-
ton, EdSingtOH Lane. are hard At
work In preparing another delightful So
cla!, which will be given In Sciberts
hall, next Tuesday evening. AT o'clock
CONCERT viii be given by Mr.. Dim
mey's full orchestra. The programme IS
made up Of eight splendid instrumental
selections. The Ministries OF st. Mays
are ready to perform two OF their fun-
uest plays on that occasion.
The election officers will be paid to.
day at the office OF the city clerk. OF
the 100 city orders Issued yesterday by
the city receiver, slxty-onc have been
handed over 10 the city collector ana
secretary OF the water board In satsfac-
ton OF taxes and water rents due from
the men In whose favor they are
drawn. No doubt there VIII be wailing
and crashing Of teeth when THIS com
pliancn with the clty ordinances on the
part Of the officials named becomes
known.
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Although It Is difficult to obtain au.
j., I. u ~.
1850 '..a ~" atu''s '"e
eht status OF the deal between me
Iron & Steel Company
and the bile, combine NOW being oro.
-.
.i' ' =! -noU'e o.0t!ieis, Vi ei''saso'
1t seems 10 be generally understood IN
local financial circles that tile big con-
Germ over Tho r;ver 10 ,r,c,;c,,,v IN thu
-, -, -
eoa'Fo4 o. me comoine now, ana mat
only the details OF the deal remain to
be worked out.
w. 1,,a,,,u -,
'e.''e' was iHtoi "'eu VS..
terday afternoon that the billet combine
promoters are now nesotia ting with the
Wheeling Iron {. S,ssI Comnarv fo-tbe
uSqu''.'i'e1'e Oh us business. rms is IN
line with rumors that have been in cir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
TO KILL A DEATH.TRAP.
Wheeling Railway Will do Away with
Dangerous Ros9s' Run Crossing.
Schad's Crossing, Too, May be In

Schad's Crossing, Too, May be In
proved.
The two dangerous grade crossings in
Benwool. owe" which the Wheeling
Railway Company crosses the Balt!-
more 6; Ohio tracks, promise to become
eliminated from the list of deaths pit
falls. The company is now considering
plans whereby these crossings may be
avoided. Preparations have begun Fo-
safe crossing at Boggs' run, and II is
understood that the company will later
seel; q less hazardous path at Schad's
crossing.
The company's tracks cross the Bal
tinlore & Ohio railroad at Boggs' run
and Schads. two points which nigh; be
designated as the northern and south
ern eXtremities of the Riverside mill
property. and their dangers are appar-
ant % all street car passengers. Senl-
Ment for safer modes of transit is be-
coming crystalized rapidly, and the
move on the street car company's part
will be gladly received by an app:ecia-
tive public. Benwood. with its cross
Iii5s. IL illIbSl Il ttdtH tTlD, ana Inc
public would breathe the satisfactory
air Of security. u the BeHwJod Southern
would initiate the Wheeling company,
and construct n safer crossing at the
Wheeling steel works. which is probably
the most dangerous OF ALL
The Wheeling COMPANY proposes 10
avoid the Boggs run crossing by going
under the railroad tracks, q short dis
lance north Of the vIaduct, through
which: the stream row passes. The cars
will run from the curve At Whitcman's.
under the railroad. coming out near
Ramsey's hotel. The grade will be
more advantageous than at present.
Surveyors have drawn up the necessary
p!ats. and the company will ask the
Benw0od council for permission to make
tie change. The counclmen, ne doubt,
will be only too glad to give their sane
ton. The Baltimore & Ohio has al
ready s!gnihed It's willingness. 1t is
not known definitely when the work OF
construction will begin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
MERIT NOT IN DOUBT
Wonderful Results Obtained Here
i'll Wheeling.
Another Citizen Who Adds Her
Testimony to What has
Bccu Sail

1Sccn Satu.
There Is no doubt whatever as TO the
merits OF Morrow's Kid-ne- odds. Judging
from the wonderful results obtained
right here IN Wheeling. Morrow's
Kid-ne-oids are used daily by hundreds
OF Wheeling people and they all testify
without Eesitancy about the great
good they have received by the Use of
this great kidney preparation. Kid
ne-oids will positively cure kidney
backache, dizziness. sleeplcssness, rest
!essncss. nervousness and all urinary
disorders and diseases arising from
Il dlsordered condition OF the kidneys.
Another citizen adds her testimony rs
follows:
Mrs. b. Gartner residing at $50 Six
teenth street. makes this statement: Il
suffered for long time with disordered
kidneys. At times the pain across the
small OF my back would be extremely
severe and would extend through my
sides and stomach, making me very
sick. I grew very nervous and could
not rest well ut night Sometimes
would awake with a start and then II
would be hours before ! could get to
sleep again, and In the morning when
| would get UP would feel completely
Worn out. II seemed that nothing |
could get would do or give me relief.
and when I saw Morrow's Kid-ne- olds
advertised decided 10 give them trial.
l secured some at Chas. r. Goctzc's
drug store he guarantees them TO cure
II the directions are followed or re-
funds the money. ! took them for Il
short time as the directions said and
they gave me relief. That was some
Time npo and | hnvp NOT bpnu trouhla1
since. can recommend Kid-ne. olds
TO anyone suffering as l did"
Morrows Kld-nc-olds are not pills,
but yellow Tablets and are put up in
wooden boxes which contain enough FOR
about two weeks treatment and sell ut
80 cents n box at Chas. Il. Goctze's drug
store. a descriptive booklet Will be
mailed upon request by John Morrow &
Co, Chemists. Springfield. Ohio.
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LII Clerk Robert sons Office.

Yesterday in Clerk Robertson's Of
fee the following transfers of real cs-
tate were recorded:
Deed made January 81. 1899; by Eliza
beth TruXcll of the first part, and En-
ma and G. ". Shook, OF the second part,
to Theodore Roller, OF the third part:
consideration S2,400: transfers east J5.5
feet OF lot 1874. corner Of Chaplnc and
Twentythlrd streets.
Deed made January s. 1899, by How
ard IIazlett, receiver. to Morris. Bern
hard. Louis and Julius Horkheimer:
transfers lots !. . and , in squire of
L. Zane's addition: also lot Is In block
. In the city OF Bcliaire; also north half
Of lots 50. 81 and 81 in Aetnaville addi-
lion OF BrllgepOrt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
MID.wINTER EXCURSIONS


The Baltimore e. Ohio railroad has
made arrangements for n series OF pop
ulnr mid-wintcr excursions to WASH
ington. at $1,000 for the round trip, al
lowing ten day limit on tickets includ-
Ing date OF sale. These excursions will
be run on February Il. March and
April 49, 1899. Tickets will be good go
ing on regular trains Of the above dates
and good to return on regular trains
within ten days. including date OF sale.
Do not miss these splendid oportuni-
ties TO visit the national capital during
the session OF Congress. Gail on Il. c.
Burke. passenger ana ticket agent,
r. & o. railroad, Wheeling, for fun In
formation. WAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
@e Eub cleMtc,s.
She Eub clotdirrs.
Behind the
III llb Store

and behind THE HUB selling is assurance of satisfaction
Not merely money guarantee standard Of quality,
with total absence of ceapness, that pecudes the poss-
billy of disappointment distrust Whether at regular
prices or at the enormous reductions that are being offered
during this clearance saleWe assert our responsibility in
every offering we make. Ours is policy that practices
what il procaimsla shields from chicanery Of sensa-
tonalisnha promotes contldenceat appeals to reason
with easonits the policy that has carried the name Of
THE HUB to the very fore of popularity We must clear
our tables Of hundreds of Suits and Overcoas, both in
Mems and Boys before taking our inventory To do So
we have made special cut Of per cent on all Goats and
Refers, also on about 400 Suits.
Come this week. Don'tbe disappointed by coming just
alie too late. We take all the risk fyou buy anything
and it does not look cheap when you get home you
expected. We buy it back at what you paid.
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Oh. acknowledgement
oMcc: IS and - Fourteenth Street.

or Sale-Howard Hazlett.

For Sale-Howard Hazlett.
Embroidery Snle-J. s. Rhodes & Co.
Munyon's lnhalerS for u Cents-ioetZe's
Drug Store.
American Fire Insurance Co. OF New
fork--Norton 4 Co.
Standard Male Quartette.
Annual MeetiHg-Barber Asphalt Co.
Warted-Exper!enced Men 10 Erect Cell
ings.
Make Your Money Earn Money.
List OF Letters.
Doctors Agree-Second Page
sc Mems Gum Overshoe:s Tor 9Sc-Mc-
Falden's-Second Page
. They're Drelms"-Geo, ". Shook 6.
Co.-Eighth Page
a Saturday Wrapper Sale-Stone &
TEomas-Eishth Page.
Administrators Sale-E. c. Richards.
c: D. Kyle. Successor 10 VIM. Connolly
IS Reward
Il IS Time-H. +. Behrens Co.
Lewis Stcenrod-Livery, Boarding and
Sale Stable.
Gas Ranses-Geo. W. Johnson's Sons.
Surety Bonds--Arfred PAUL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04

The funeral OF the late Thomas L.
Beans, OF this city. occurred yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, from the resi-
dencc OF his daughter, Mrs. MarpIc, o.
McMechen. The services were conduct
cd by Rev. p. D. Eden, OF the McNIechen
81. T.. church. The pail bearers were
Messrs. c. e. McAIechen. James Keller.
Silas Riggs and Isaiah Stephens. The
intermcnt was at Mt. Wood. Wheeling,
The funeral was attended by II large
concourse OF the friends OF the deceas-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
Scottish Rite NIasons.

The annual meeting OF the West Viz
ginla Conslstory Of Scottish Rite Ma
sons will be held in this city for three
days, beginning next Tuesday. and the
attendance is expected 10 reach the 100
mark. Work on the first day will be
in the Perfection degree. The degrees to
be conferred will be from the fourth TO
the thirty-second, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
: WILL BUILD A CAR BARN.
Bids for Large One Being Taken by
the W. & T.. G. COMPANY.

Plans for large car-barn FOR the
wheeling & Elm Grove Railway Com
pany have been Completed by Franz
helm, G!esey & Faris. architects, and
bids are solicited by the company. The
barn will be located on the vacant lot
north of the power plant on McCuiloch
street, East Wheeling. 1t will be a
brick structure. one story in height, 100
by 200 feet. The grading for the
switches Is now being DONE A workshop
will also be had under the same roof.
The barn will be completed May /,
when the company will abandon the
barns on Sixteenth street. east of the
city building. 1t Is not known whether
the company will put up building on
the Sixteenth street lot soon. but rumors
to that effect are In circulation.
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RUN ON PANTS.
%, reduced from $500.
IN s.4.

5000, reduced from $500.
S3.0O. reduced from 500.
Made 10 ordcI.On short notice. These
elegant Wool rrouscrings are great
bargains, and cannot be replaced tx
ccpt at u much higher figure.
&. HESS ~ SONS.
Fashionable Talloi.s and Furnish .rs,
l32l und 1891 Market Street.
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10000.

Wc hnve fitted moro than twenty
Thousand pairs Of Spectacles. giving us
II record and experience urcqnnllod by
amy her Opticlln In West Virginia.
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Optician,
No. 1906 Market street.
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NO one would ever be bothered with
constipation il everyone knew how nat
urally and Qulckr Burdock Blood Bit
tcrs regulates t..H stomach and bowels
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04
SIX MILLION
Dollars, it is Said, is the Con.
sideration Involved in
THE SEVERAL CONSULTATIONS

In Which Wheeling Concerns arc In
tcrcstcd or This sum About
Si.00O,O0O will be Paid Over In
Cold Cnsh-Thc IEtna.Staudnrd Is
Practically Under Control of the
Billet Combine Now Tho Same
People Af,cr the Wheeling Iron and
Steel..-Its Stock Advancing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-04

Bids were opened yesterday for the
house to be erected by Thomas B.
Sweeney, at Echo Point. The success
full contractors were: Stone work, Nc
Lain & Co., $40: brick work, 3. F. Per.
kins. 1888; painting. d. c. kurner. s565:
plastcrng. William Stoe;Zer. $500. tin
and slate work. B. F. Caldwell & Co .
$500: carpenterlng and lumber. Nlieves,
Kraft & Co., s+,l70.. The architects are
Franzheim. Giesey & Faris.
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JUST ONE -HALF.

double opportunity presented as we will take pleasure
IN showing the new wasts-yours to copy free Of cost
The new antique Silk Al-OVers, Silk Tuckings and ShH-
rings JUDY Trimmings Ruftled Ribbons Narrow Laces,
EnaneIed Buttons etc. received in most liberal quantities
to-day will also be needed in the makeup of your waist
Come and see these beautiful dress accessories.
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m q Our Clearance Sale Ends You Can
H9ATAAfA Turn This Way for the Greatest
lDOlVDl " Value for the Least Price. y i

We haven't spared the quality, but offer free
choice from our regular $40 and 1s12 Suits for
only $3.50, and our regular s13, s14 and SIS
Suits for only SO. You can't afford to pass by
this saving. Think, then act. We make this
sweeping reduction 10 effect a prompt clear
ance on all high grade Suits in our stock.
Every Overcoat remaining on our tables we
will sell this way: All $40 to SIS Overcoats
for $3.50 and all SO to $50 Overcoats for $40.
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CURES Group, sore throat, pulImonn.
,y troublcg- monarch over pam OF every
sort. Or. Thomas Eclectrlc Oh
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A Saturday.........
Wrapper Sale.

Ladies wrappers, made Of percale, ohintz and
aannelette, extra full sizes with fitted llnnSs; IN tact
equal TO home made, at lower prices than you can
make them
Ladies chintz and FIannelettc Wrappers An ).
light or dark colors, all sizes to-day lsgN
''''''.'' IA y w
Ladies best Chintz and American Blue Wrap MI
pcrs, nicely trimmed full skirts, the mac
regular 89c grade, to-day each. .........,.. " "
Ladies Percale and Flannelettc Wrappers,
trimmed with braid, ruf1c over shoulder ON :
all sizes and colors, regular Sloo and SASyl ',
s125 grades, to-day each......,.. WV
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20

the influential ones and at the time
you were called down it was stated
you received S1O0 per month from the
church,
Did not Roberts deny it2''
4 know" said the witness, that the
bishop says he sends a. part OF the tith-
ing up there (Centerville) TO pay you
DO you know that none OF the tith-
ing is sent there2'
Il only know what the bishop says"
AIr. Ray Brandon was recalled to
give evidence of general repute along
the same lines as his father. The COM
mittee decided to hear the arguments
in the case on January 4. In the mean
time during the holiday recess a sub
city will hear other witnesses who may
come on from Utah eTheir coming is
indfnite and no time is fixed for the
hearing.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-20
FROM LAS VEGAS.

Ed La Rue has taken Conductor
stimmeI's place on the Hot Springs
branch.
Engineer Fennison was initiated in
the order of Railway Engineers here.
F'iremen J D. Binder and A W. John
son of the Raton division have re-
signed.
Henry Hickerson expects to leave
Sunday for Newton, Kansas, on a visit
to his parents.
Fireman Ginter has returned from
trip to Newton, Kansas, where he has
been visiting relatives.
There are at present 81 engineers and
50 fremen running between Las Vegas
and Albuquerque
Fireman Sam Reveal has resigned and
will go to his home in Minnesota to
work in the lumber mills.
Fireman Trask has taken q thirty