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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
RICHMON o.
Selcetren Re-elected-The Appropri
ations-Other Business Transacted.

I,ighmcnI. Me, March G.--tSpyg gtdb.
Tic annual toWnmreting was aeld
today. II. 4. Drew WAS elected nod"r-
at"-. The report Of the sclectrn"n,
tr' asurer. auditor and Superintendent
al sch"ols We're accepted as printed.
The following We're elected:
ToWn clerk. w. r. FairclouSh; 81
lectmcn. Nobl" :iaXWcN. II +. Smith
and =. +. Skilins: the sell Ctmc.t We're
cttcettl asscs-ors aid oE"rsecrS of the
poor: town agent. Noble VI sX"eili
ntr,n5er OF TIC school committee. DR..
F. Il. Peabody: auditor, W. L. Fair
clough: fire wardcns, George n.
Eeanc, Joseph w Randlc.te. G. c.
Gardiner: town treasurer, W. II.
Stuart.
The town voted to raise for the on
sIng year the money for tie fol
lowing Genartments:
Repair Of highways and bridges,
$22pc; Concret, walks, $ll00: purchase
% lumber. $S-"' payment of hydrant
rental, $2oio night watch and street
lights slloa: ire department. Sa70
maintenance and support ot poor, $500;
gent fund. $500, expense OF Mcmoiia ial
DAY. So: maintenance ard support OF
corlIaon schools. S60a maintenance
ard euppert of Free High school. 800;
free text books and supplies, $3.50; re-
pair Of school houses and supplies.
$3.50: sEow account. $500; Farmers and
Mechanics Club. 500; cuttirg bushes
on highways $lo1. interest on 4choo!
house loan. $500.
The town voted To- name July l as 4
date when taxes shall become dac and
payable and also voted to GhaI.' in
tercst IT the rate Of per cent. On ali
taxes remaining unpaid Jan. /. l9l2.
Tn" town voted to have the collector
settle in full for all taxes legally as
scsaed on Feb. !, l212. Edwin Totman
was chosen tax collector for ; per cent.
IN regard to the tax to be paid hy the
Hradstrect Lumber Co, tie town voted
t. fix the annual tax for til" next 10
wears at 500, this being $500 more an
nuallv than WAS paid during the last
II ear.
The sclectincn wer" authorized to
pay on the new school.ouSe debt 5000
ont OF the town treasury. The town
NDtt1 To ftlSp SlJuN bll ttlt itN stiio'I
house lcbt. making $50oo that will b.
paid on this debt this Year.
Articles To see if the town will ex-
tend the walks on the north and south
side ct Main strct to the corner OF
stuart ard Hatllorne block by building
sdcV :l,.S and steps OF concrete, were
dismissed.
TIL four articles relating TO pur-
chasing a lot and erecting Il soldiers
monument were dismissed.
Dn tie article relating to the repair
of highwoys and bridges. prices 20 b"
paiG mpr. horses and oxen. the toIyn
voted t, pay the usual wages.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
7 8FFF.
ANTHONY HEENESSEY.
h-N i NV - q ' -
l9i Middle St. Lowe

Today is the best time to begin to
cure yourself. Tomorrow may be too
late. Just hand your druggist Soc. and
say, Doctors Daughter Stomach
Rite" please. For sale by The kins-
man Pharmacy, Frank p. Burns, Prop.
1870 Water St., Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07

Cure.
Dear Doctors Daughter:
| want to tell YOU how much | think
of Your Stoma Rite and what il has
done foT me. | had nervous Indigestion
in bad form for two years. was cN-
tremciv sick FOR Eve months in bed. and
practically given up by two doctors; The
began taking your Stmoach-ltitc tab
lets and found cure. 'i.-ey are the
most wonderful medicine on earth,
Truly Yours.
MRS. &. J. BOWEN,
SO Washington ST, dorchester, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07

Dyspepsia is our national ailmcnt.
BurdoCl Blood BitterS is the national cure
for il. 1t strengthens stomach MEM
bFaneS. promotes flow of digestive juices,
rurities the blood, builds YOU up.
ANY skin itching is 4 t.fAprr-teStcr.
The more YOU scratch the worse il itches
DoanS : Ointment cures BiieS, eczema
any skin itching. At all drug stores.
II have been somewhat costve but
Doans ReguIets gave just the results de-
sired. They act mildly and regulate the
bowels perfectly. ."--George Il. krause, 3co
Walnut Ave. Altoona. Pa.
A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas Ec-
lectic oil. strongest cheapest iiniment
ever devised A household remedy III
America for @5 years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
Six Boxes Cured Him.

Dear Doctors Deulhtc"
have suffered for years with Il dis
tressing stomach cough Six bottles OF
Your tablets have cured me of il and
can heartily recommend them to any one
with a stomach trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07

his father, Aaron Bancroft, TIC latte;
So years of age.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
Awful Tragedyin a Russian
Moving Picture House.
Building EnveIoped in Flames
While Victims Struggle.
Forty Others Injured In Desperate
Scramble TO Reach Exits.

ST l., ,tcrsburg. March Ninety
persons, many Of whom We're children.
were burned to death. and 40 others
injurcd in a lire that destroyed NOV
ing Itoturc thcator at Bologoic Sun
daN. Reports % tAe disaster Were re-
cciXcd hera toGaV.
The flames brUll" out while lii" ex-
hib;tinr WIS in progress and quickly
cnycloped the building, cutting off cv-
cry aV 2nuc OF escape.
Futile attt mpts at rescue We're made
by thosc who happened to be close by
the exits vixen the fire started and by
others from the outside. but the fury
of III" flames droV. them back tefor,
they c"Hld reach the shricking VIC
tins. Tho in th,ir efforts to get nut
of :hc building. fought desperately
ameng themselves.
The machine which was being used
IL TIE :hcat"r was a cinematograph.
Bolu2oi" is a small place III the
southern part "i NovGorod province on
the Nikoai railroad.
1t was ;he ignition OF ether III the
lamp Of 81 cinc}natograph which caused
the destruction Of the grand charity
bazaar III Paris. with the loss of 13e
lives. on MAY l. l,2,.
An explosion during Il cInclnatngraph
exhibition in q theatre NJ Boyertawn,
Pcnna.. on Jan. l3. 190S. caused n
panic resulting in the death "f l61
persons and the injury of - others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
E7=zz %Z<&
Says, Read About
the Wonderful
Results Obtained

FROM THE USE OF STOMACH
RITE AND CONVINCE YOURSELF
OF THE TRUE WORTH OF THIS
REMARKABLE MEDICINE TO
CURE YOUR OWN TROUBLE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-07
J. W. BRACKET"f. Chalrn,au
BLAINE. :. NITES.

Commissioulrs OF Inland FISHERIES aIl
Game.
fcD-l 2omclI,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

luem lie beinen milben Sinn erfab.
rem"
Ignes batte iid mittlerneile pom
Sfreden erbolt. Sic betrad)tete ben
Hdr,ber NIT feitem 9life. rIimo.
ien," iagte iie, uaili cine grt perlan.
gen, nie Sbr es tbllt, ba5u fam Den
2eiftiinnigen unb Stol5en, Ser iid)
uidt oils ofieiltlifer 9ettler iebell lai.
len mia, Die HotD treiben. slber bcS
Sbnmadtigen ipottcn, lit Sade eli.
mes 8oiepitts. 9umpert! Sum.
peril IdL or bort mid nidt! SIT
bonn fcin lcbeno @eien in Der
&dbe? Silie! Silie!"
Sorelino - mir miiien, baB er Ser
HGilber mar - berlafte in boQiider
Sreiibe bes @fGgoleins 9totbgeid,rei:
,gi, ei, on mi,bt nod lairter riiien!
Son ba bis sur &erberge oeines 30
tiers liegt cine longe Strede @cges."
.Silie, Silfc!" ricf AgncS NIT Der
gan5en Strait ibrer Stimme, linn
@ottes mi1en, BELT cinenl armen
WGod)en aus &Gubersbnn6!"
so it's red)t," gritite Der @cl
ide i'm pilOcn &obne, 10 it's red)t;
MIN merben lie balb ba ieiL Inn old
81 befrcien. Naein on bait jeet laligc
geiiiig bein Spiel nit mir gctricbcn.
Sd bab' es lott. 8ieb. lpns on bel
Dir bait-ooer id) branhc @erpalt.
9ci Der gan5en Madt,ber Sole, gieb
-oOer id oirdbobre bid nit Die.
lem Solhe."
,8ott I'M Simmel," rief Dos Wtab-
d)en inter cinem Strpml bon SbrG.
men, uno blidte binauf on 0aS rlibig
nanoelnOe Wionolid)t, lid babe ia
t1glid) mn einen ihiiseioen @ngeI
Did angeilebt! 3 8ott, o @ott, lab
mein 5leben nid)t 81 SdaaOen lper.
oen!"
,Sdan', id)oil'," lpottete Ser Ser.
rudlte, bort alii Der @olfe iteiet or
lf,on berab, Der ibiiteitoe Gngel!
ODER bab' id mid mr. aetduid)t?
@ar es MIR ein Silitgebilbe? aomm' A.,
Simmelsbote, ionit lit eS 81 ipGt,
uto ooS Wagolein p%erloren! aomm'
bod, on idiibenoer gn9cl!"
,Sier bin id)!" bonnerte cine
mdnnlid)c Stinme bonn nabcn Sci.
len berab. Hub bin if alid) fem
gngel, 10 bob id) bod als Menif &c,
lernt. Die llnifulo 81 pcrtbeioigen
bis aui gliit unO Job. Iu abcr,
gleloer, bit fem Wenih; on bit Gin
9lusmurf Der Siniternib. Sort nit
Dir, in Die Hnd)t bireilL bic bid aus.
geporicn. Mcine Irmbrilit lit &C.
ipannt! Ger Yicil licst Dor Ser
Sebne! sd babe ocin SerS i'm slilse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
9nxsn'bmrpsr aasette, pt.sstap, pe, 81. ohtober 1911.

losjiiipt1ocn nQcin pcrgebens.
g@as ipcErit on bid idone aleiuc2"
ladIte Der Shreflidc. so gc,pib
oas Sdmnilein. lpenil es I'M Had)cn
ocs @olfeS itedt, IpsSumerben iid)
lmionlt beniibt, 10 eitcl lit beirc Nm.
ltrcnglina, ans mciiier Sault bid los.
S%inpinocn. Sprif! miait Ou mir Die
flinacltoe MiiiiSe eebeil, oic on bel
Dir tragIt? go ioa sir fein 2eio &c.
Idcbcn. Sd bin elm cbler Sitter
abcr arm. ltnb 90 i'd seraoe alf
6reicrs 6iiBen itebe. brolif' id) pes
lieben 8clbes mebr, oils genie.
@iQit on mir aber nit)t g%crpGbren,
UNI pas i6 Jest nod 10 freunoIi6
bitte-io iolit on nimmer lebero bon
oieier STEELE fommen. SiebIt oit?
Der idarfe 0old in meiner Tehten!
Sa, mie or lid iebnts III bein iparmes
Scr5blut iif ein5ntaiif,en. 0li sit
terlt, ltno mirit tootenblaB; beine
&niee manfen, faum permagIt on
einen Itbem 5u bolen aus Der beeng-
ten Srnlt. llnb benno6 miait Oh
niht? @as 5ogerit ou? Gini1ltig
Ding, ~lparteit on gar ouf Silfe? "a
liegt hein alter anedt mo riibrt lid
niht; bis er eripad)t aus ieinem Gait
mel, bait bu bid erbolt bonn
Shreden, mein 5ohterlein--unb id
bin peit iiber Die gersc fort. 9ant
fannit Oh ibnt erSdblen, pie on bid
eiltes armen Mitters erbarmt uitb
INN Die gali5e 9aarifait geidenft.
@ie iperocn Oeine gItern lid %freiier,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

Worgen; ullo ser Serpun0etc mar
utter Der Tflege Der beiorgtcn s(gneS
mo ibrer eltern 10 ncit gcneien, baii
linn sur &ieoercrlangirng ieiner al
ten Strait mlnmcbr neben Dem 8erruB
fr1ftiger Nobring, Die linn in Scr
Serbergc 10 reid)lidl 81 Sbeil iparo,
oas Giuotbmen Der friiden, biiiterci.
fen SerbItluit bon 9totben mar.
Ne6en Dem anappen ioBen bie
galtfreunOlihen S~aislcute, IN ibrer
Wittc oaS boloc Softerlcin. gll,d)
Der alte @rmpert icblte nid)t. Gr mar
nit eiitcm 9e6cr frGftigcn @eine5
(Sorticbun9 auf Der 4. Geite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

Hiin beluegte lid Die fleine Sara.
ipone luiitlos I'M miloen Sd,eine oes
Wonolifts Oiirf ooS Sbal bin uno
trad,tete, Iobalo oils noglid) Ntclf-
llapfS Serberee 5ll erreiden.
~ - -
Neunmno ~ an5igIteS
&apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

Die 9anidcrin ppr Ser Ganbe.
Ginige @od)eu naG Dem Sorfale
bel ben brci Sannen III Der Sd)lud)t
Dor lletliburg ioB Der frembe anappe
in Der @%artenlaube bitter Welfnapis
Serberge. 9l
gs mar elm fiibler. erauideliocr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

(5orticsuns auf Der 4. eeite.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
ST. PAIJL'S
Sunday School VIII Hold Picnic To-
day at Blaneys Grove.

-Four special cars will stop az St
Pauls church on Thirty-eighth street
az 500 this morning and take on the
members Of the Sunday School and
the many friends who are 10 accom-
apny them on their annual picnic The
cars will proceed out through the su-
burbs 10 Blancys Grove. where the
picnIckcrs will spend the day Zoo the
many nmuscmcnts which have been
provided by the committees in charge.
IN the afternoon there will DO Il
bail game by tho boys and contests
for tho girls. for which prizes viii be-
awarded. Sfupps orchestra viii sup
ply the music for the occasion
The committees in charge are. Tic
kcfs. S. liortiom. VIM blum. refresh
ments Miss liiIda Seybold. Emma
K.spaw. Vary Becker. S. schapor.
Mra. VIM. Meyer. Anna Knokc. Mrs s.
Macdonald. Mrs 3 Hcrtlcin and Helen
Meyer. Awards ~ Willie. Elsie ncrt.
man BERTHA Cellar. Elva scabrirht
Entertainment Sophie Bowen. Hor.
tha Rofhofman. Wrs WIN. stroboi
Mrs. Elsie Groecourt Mrs 1851 and
Mrs J.. thinner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
WRECK
AT LAFFERTY ON c. L. & w. DlvL
SION OF 3. & o.
Four Coaches Were 'DeraiIed IneIud
ing Officials Private Car, But
No One Was Injured.

The tender and four coaches. in
Guiding the private car with General
superintendent l.. u. Williams. at
tached TO passenger train No. is OF
the &. l. & ". division OF the BaIu-
more and Ohio. we're derailed az LAT
ierty about o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. 30 one was injured. but
the private car Of Supt. Williams was
damaged.
The train eastbound. was running
at a fast speed when suddenly the
tender Of the engine left the track.
taking with 10 four coaches. and the
train WAS not stopped until it had run
several hundred feet The wheels OF
the trucks tore mp the roadbed and
gave the passengers n severe shaking
up hut all escaped without injury.
Supt. Williams car was almost
turned over on It's side. and all the
glass on the one side OF the car was
broken. but outside OF the broken
glass the car was not damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
WHITAKER-GLESSNER
signs union SCALE
lNsUREs OPERATION FOR ENsU
ING YEAR.
No Important Differences On Figures
10 Good News 20 People Of
This City.

A. conference Of the officials Of
the Whitaker Glessner company and
% committee from the Amalgamated
Association 81 Iron. steel and Tin
Workers. The association scale was
signed yesterday for The ensuing year
The action applies 20 the plants OF
the company on both sides of the
river and iusuros their operation for
the coming twelve months
There we're mo- serious differences
between the company and the com
mitteo on the various parts Of the
scale and the few minor ones were
adjusted without difficulty The VIII.
aker Gleseuer company has always
been noted in This section Tor fair
ness 20 900 employees end as n corre-
quencr BIAS had very few labor
troubles of any sort
The news Of the signing ~ the scale
vac received with pleasure. NOT only
hy fi mrn but by tho business men
OF the ciff and vicinity. to whom 90
means much ~ was announced that
the p'1nfH ulI close three days. from
July to July 3D.. DO ls undorsfood that
Tho company haF many orders booked
and viii run continuously OH through
tho summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
WELL KNOWN MAN OF
ELM grove SUCCUMBS
J. c. DUNCAN PASSES AWAY
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS.
Deceased Has Been in the Ice Cream
Business for Several Years and
Is Widely Known.

Following an illness of but two
weeks OF typhoid fever. John G. Dun
can. OF Bridge street. Elm Grove.
passed away last night at 1915
o'clock. The deceased had been in
poor health for the past several
months, but two weeks ago a severe
attack of typhoid fever confined him
TO his bed and since that time his
condition rapidly grew worse until
the past few days little hopes were
entertained for his recovery.
The deceased was in the siXty-sixth
year of his age. having been born in
Dallas. Marshall county. on October
ii. 1886. and spent the most of his
life in that section. For the past
twenty-seven years he resided in Elm
Grove where he engaged in the occu-
patton or drilling water wells until
four years ago when he entered the
ice cream business. lie erected a
factory in Woods addition. Elm Grove,
and had built UP an extensive trade.
Besides being survived by his wife.
the deceased leaves two sons. Wilbur
d.. secretary of the Triadelphia dis
trict board of education. and Roy. and
daughter. Miss Lurline. all of Elm
Grove. and a wide circle of friends
whom he made in his business asso-
Citations and to whom the news OF his
sudden demise will be a severe shock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
IN The OIL FIELDS

Recent competitions in Roane county
show much smaller average produc.
ton than at any time in the past two
years. The best OF the producing ter
Titory has been quite fully developed
and the outlaying districts are not cap
able OF furnishing anything better
than light bumpers. On Green creek.
walton, district. the Louis r. Payne
OIL company has completed No. 4
on the ]. r. Hively farm and after
shot will not have better than a D.
barrel pumper in the Big Injun sand.
On Rock creek. in the same district.
the same company is due I'm the sand
az a test on the James Summers
farm
In the extreme lower southwest de-
Velopments. the Big Creek Develop
INIT company has drilled 80. ( on the
j. VI. Grass farm. located on Straight
FORK. buval district through the
Berea grit and has a 15-barrel produc.
er Development work bon Lincoln
county Is increasing 70 IS located i'm
side of defined limits and the Big
creek company is back Of nearly all
oi 10. This company is about the only
one ~ Lincoln county holding tori
tory that has not been fully devotion.
ed
ON CamDbolls run. Big Sandy dis.
uict Kanawha county. the Elizabeth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
EAGLES PICNIC
Members Of Local Aerie Hold Annual
Outing az Wheeling Park
Many Attend.

With large delegations from acries
in surrounding cities and towns. the
members Of the Wheeling Aerie 30.
3f4. Fraterual order Of Eagles. and
their families held their annual picnic
and outing ~ Wheeling park Yesterday
and while many attended during tho
day. those who could not DO so spent
the evening az the resort.
40 special program ~ events had
been arranged. but q general good time
was had by all present. and the dav
was spent by taking in the various
amusement devices. while the bowl
ing alleys were especially popular
Dancing on tho pavilion in mo White
Palace formed tho main diversion in
the evening. and throughout the after
noon and SEEMING concert music was
rendered hy Summers Military band.
Tho two performance Of the high
class vaudeville were we'll received
the act ~ the trained lions in parti-
cular winning much applause
beginning with this afternoons pcr-
fOrmance. the bin changes. but owing
to The popularity which Joseph Uohon-
adl and his five trained Hons have re-
ceivcd from The public. they have been
retained Tor the remainder 81 the
Wcok
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
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2 Corns, Calfcuses
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CT and r..t-

A. iasf bore o. Instant relics anI a.
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feet SO mon. tired feet $50 moro
aching feet $50 more swollen. bad
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no matter what abs your feet or rlat
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TlI if totally unUkr anything rI.o
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IT, the only font remedy ever maf.
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You wil feel better tnc worry nr.t TIN.
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you Web from Walter Luther Duf~e
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29

issued. went TO the county seat to-
day before the paper could be served.
and appeared before the grand jury.
Many summonses that have been is
sued and are in the hands OF the sher-
in have not been served. owing to the
fact that the people wanted have dis
appeared from the city and cannot be
located.
Now that the petit jury has been
discharged until after July 4th. II is
generally thought that the docketed
cases will be held until the last, and
that the grand jury cases will be
tried first
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
ALTAR OF FLOWERS
BUILT FOR WEDDING
Arrangements Completed For Barnett.
Brown Wedding at Eklns.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelllgencer.
ELklNS. W. Va. June 2s.-Prepar.
ations for the wedding tomorrow OF
Katherine Davis Brown TO Lieut.. Ches-
ter 7. Barnett have been completed.
Tho ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. r. IT Barren. OF the local
Presbyterian church. and will take
place In the spacious hallway at
Graceland. An altar Of rhododen.
drons. chrysanthemums and American
Beauty roses "a feet high has been
erected.
The bride will be given away by her
grandfather, Henry Gassaway Davis.
The bridesmaids viii be Miss Eliza.
beth Olliphant. Of New York. Miss Fl.
sic Price. Of Baltimore. and Miss Na.
talic Sutherland. Of Elkns. The bride
and attendants will be attired in white.
The rroom's best man will be Capt
Dent ~ Fort Mycr. Va. Immediately
after the ceremony a reception will be
held az Graceland
"Billy init. son OF Congressman
Hitt Of Illinois. who is said 10 have
succeeded the Duke Of Ahruzzi IN tho
affections Of Miss katherine EIkins.
will NOT Do here for the Acknowledgement
wedding. as had been expected. but
viii sail from New York To- morrow for
Europe. which gives crcdenco to tn,
rumor that liitt is 90 Join Mrs. III.
kins and her daughter In Europe. Mr..
liiti was to have been an honor man
no tomorrow wedding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
MecolIoeh Obseouies.

This morning at 10 o'clock, from the
Woodsdale Home for the Aged, will be
held the funeral OF the late Miss Cath
erine Ellis NcColloch. who died on
Tuesday afternoon. following a short
Illness. The Rev. J. NJ. Potter. OF the
Vance Memorial church. will officiate.
and the interment will be made at
Mt. Wood cemetery. The deceased,
who was rs years OF age. was the
daughter of John and Anna Maria Nc
Colloch. and was a lifelong resident or
this city. She Is survived by one
brother. Samuel McColloch, OF ST.
Paul. MINI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-29
INlICT MORE
Continued from First Page.)

Saturday by the court until after the
Fourth Of July. Seven additional in.
dictments were returned By the grand
jury to-day. which brings the number
10 dato 10 near the go mark.
Good morning Have Won been
summoned yet?" This is the question
that Is on the lips OF all the residents
or Sistersville. since more than 80
voters n that town have been sum-
moned 70 appear before the grand
Jury. Many Of the residents OF the
OIL town who have been called 10 the
county seat 10 appear before the
grand jury state that the questions
asked are Of minor importance. Zach
person called is required 10 bear his
expenses for .he trip. which amounts
10 more than So each. Sistersvilre
voters state that the Investigation 20
date has cost the voters of that piace
som "thing like $50 No part OF ms
expense is paid by the county.
License Question Up.
Again tomorrow night the city coun.
ell Of SisteTsville viii meet as Do.
censc court 20 act on tho applications
for liquor licenses While the CITY
fathers have met a number OF times
as q license body. they have failed 20
reach an agreement ON granting n.
cense. owing 20 the unsettled condi.
ton OF affairs ~ the county seat
should they fail 10 grant licenses this
week. Sistersville viii mount the wa.
Ter WAGON for n long period of time.
The saloon keepers are fighting dos.
peratolv 20 have license Granted 10.
morrow. and Tho action or council iq
hcing awaited with much anxiety fn
Tyler county by both factions.
Just where the Investigation viii
end is hard matter % determine az
ibis time. Prosecuting Attorney a. g.
Moore announces that everything nos.
sihlo De- heirg done 90 siu the matter
70 tho bottom
Warrants Not Served
a capiag issued yesterday bv judge
Willis for T. g. Hanlon. y FIadinr
William Rockwell james smith and
ofhora. who failed % appear before
ihe Grand jury. was not served TODAY
by deputies. because they woro ur
able 10 End any Of the mon All
secm ~ have mvstoriougiy vrniehcf
10 some unknown parts Bert Nof
city clerk. for whom nm order was