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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-14

their lands in section 26, township Is,
south, range %, east. On motion mat
ter was referred to Commissioner Car
michael for investigation and report
at next meeting of board.
Mr.. McGahagin appeared in behalf
of Dave Larke and asked that assess
ment be reduced on seA of lot 2, sec 5,
tip II, 8, "a, e, containing 10 acres.
On motion matter was referred to
Commissioner Proctor for investiga-
ton
| Mr.. H. A. Deubel appeared and COM
! Caldwelrs ad, Ocala. On motion mat
ter was referred to Commissioner
Crosby for investigation and report.
J. F. Jenkins & Co. contractors. ap-
peared and presented certificate by
Mr. F. J. Kennard showing S37O5 40,
due on contract for new Jail. On mo-
| tion warrant was ordered drawn for
| that amount.
| Mr.. F. B. Turner appeared and ask
ed the recommendation of the board
| to. the comptroller that George Pc
mento be allowed to redeem the out
standing certificates on s& of neA
sec "a, tp Is, s, 81, e, at face value
of certificates and omitted years tax
es, without interest. On motion of
Commissioner Carmichael the recon-
mendation was granted.
| II ~ 81 Col
lows: We, the undersigned citizens
of Marion county, hereby petition and
beg of your honorable body to grant
a public road from point beginning
the half section line of section 20, tip
| 16, S, % e and running easterly
with the half section line above stat
ed, through secs 20, q and p, and a
hard roads, on the most practical
route Read and on motion it was or
dered that petition be filed and laid
over until next regular meeting, and
that the board as committee meet
with Messrs. F. d. Lightsey and ]. NJ.
Coin on the ground on Wednesday,
the 18th, at 1:30.
Application of Nora Summers, ask
ing for help from the county, was re-
ferred to Commissioner Carmichael
for investigation and report at some
future meeting of this board.
Tony May appeared and asked bur
who died at his home. On motion OF
Commissioner Proctor it was ordered
that a warrant be drawn for $40 to
pay for coffin.
/ On motion of Commissioner Carmi-
chael it was ordered that a warrant
be drawn in favor of John J. Bierman
for 81, to pay for coffin used in bury
ing a pauper woman, who had died
in house No. Al, Broadway.
Petition by J. r. Williams ct al:
We, the undersigned citizens and free
holders of Marion county, respectfully
ask and petition your honorable body
to abrogate the public road running
west from the town of Citra, in said
county,. to the half section line OF sec
35, tip II, 81, on the north side, on
what is now the Citra and Fleming
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County, SIS.

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. ].
Cheney & Co, doing business in the ci-
ty of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. Frank ]. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
\. D. 1886. \. W. Gleason,
ISeal1 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, IS cents. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Eagles meet tomorrow evening.
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Concluded on Fourth Page)
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Odd Fellows meet tonight.
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Tuesday Afternoon

w. X. Zewadski representing Jo-
seph Johnson and Wiggen Balloon, ap-
peared and filed claims for $3.50 and
$3.50, account of road running through
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Resi- ANp HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHllp.

MRS. wINsLov's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over sixty YEARS by MILLIONS of
MOTHERS fer their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the SUMS
ALLAYS all PAIN CURES WIND COI.IC, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHG:A. 1t is abb
solutely harmless. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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BlueRibbon
The Beer Of Quality

The Beer Of Quality
You will find it smooth and
agreeable to the taste. You will
find further that you will enjoy
sound, refreshing sleep and
awaken in the morning with a
keen. hearty appetite for break
fast.
Made and Bottled Only
by Pabst at Mil.Doukee
To appreciate Blue Ribbon
flavor and Blue Ribbon quality.
order a case sent home. Tele-
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Years ago every one was
advised to take some sort of
Spring Medicine" Justhow
much good these spring rem
edies actuallydid is a problem.
One thing is certain, however.
most OF them were very dis
agreeable to take.
Forgetthe medicinethisspring.
Try instead every night at bed
time a glass of
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
MULES AND HORSES

Headquarters for horses and mules,
the best the market affords, will al
ways be found at the sale and ex-
change stables of Messrs. Tompkins,
Nichols & Cobb. They watch the
markets closely and get the best mon
ey can buy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
Lawmakers
Adjourned
Only Legislation Passed Was Bill
to Appropriate Funds to
Pay Salaries.
DEMOCRATS REFUSED
TO PASS PRIMARY
Efforts of Republicans to Force
Measure Through Defeated by
Watson-Chilton Gang.
DEMOCRATS GLAD;
GOVERNOR DISAPPOINTED

special To- The Tnteiiigencer
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nav
sO.-The Democrats are jubi.
liant tonight over their sue
cess In blocking any legisla-
ton. casting what they think
rebuke on Governor Glass
COCK Tor convening the legisla-
ture In special session.
Governor Glasscock had no
statement 10 give out tonight.
which settles conclusively that
he will not ask the legislature
as at present constituted 10 en.
act any other legislation. He
showed that he was disappoint-
ed that the legislature had not
enacted the legislation each
party was pledged to enact.
and especially that the Demo.
Gratis had failed TO ratifv
their action in February.
II Is the general opinion IN
Republican circles tonight
that the Republicans had made
good showing and could 20
before tho people on a record
that would be certain TO put
the next House OF Delegates in
control OF the Republicans and
repudiate the tactics pursued
by the Chilton-Watson corpor.
ationized gang and many sub
terfuges used 70 deceive the
public.
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Restrain Mob
Foreigner Accused Of Assauitinq
Woman Landed In jail
Lynehing Prevented.

Special Uiep1trf o. tl- GrtcIuEenrcr
CUMBERLAND. Nd. May 20-Fol-
lowing the trail o. the foreigner sus-
pec'ed of criminaIly asssulting Mrs.
Swccns. Of this city. through dense
fox 20 the rugged slope of the Allie
gheny mountains. thc lands blood
hounds OF Fairmont Jed "a posse 20 q
lonely hut situated on the slope of the
mountain and tho suspect was placed
under arrest Although surrounded
hy more than hundred armed men.
The prisoner made % focblo attempt 20
resist arrest but finally surrendered
when tho man.hunters started after
him
Tho crime with which the prisoner
Dr. charged ia The mosf fiendish ever
committed FRI thls section of fhe sfnto.
and there wae talk of lvnchInr boo.
but the prompt action ~ the author.-
tics prevented thIe $40 armed mob
WAS in tho acf ~ Fformiug the fail
when fhov woro h1'fnd hv fhe sheriff
and posse ~ deputies
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Bomb for
Banker
FOREIGNERS THREATEN HEAD
OF DEFUNCT WELLS
WILLIE BANK.
Move Made TO Throw Silver Into
Bankruptcy Following Bank
Failure.

Special DispRtch 10 the InteIlicenc-r.
WELLSNlLLE. o.. May 30-Efforts
TO protect the depositors OF the Silver
Banking Company OF Wellsville.
which assigned yesterday, were made
to-day when a motion was prepared
10 be hled in the United States Dis
trict Court in Cleveland. asking Presi-
dent Silver to be declared a BANKRUPT
and trustee appointed.
The motion is supported by an af-
ndavit IN which II is declared that Mr.
Silver. in making a deed OF assign
ment. committed an act Of bankrupt
cy. should the motion be granted
Referee in Bankruptcy G. G. Connell.
OF Lisbon. will appoint the trustee.
Feeling still runs high against Mr..
Silver in Wellsville. FOREIGNERS are
said 20 have wanted 10 blow up his
country home. lie has remained in
Lisbon since the crash Developments
today show that the heaviest loser is
Herman Schaeier. proprietor OF the
Schacner hotel lie had $4,000 on
deposit. Other losers are: First
United Presbyterian church. $4,000:
Tri-State Gas Company. $500: Mrs.
Bird Porter. $4,000; Robert Wooster.
grocer. $4,000. julius Goetz, clothier.
$500; S. Rueben. junk dealer. $4,000:
Morrow Brothers. retail merchants.
S3.s0O: Harry Lounds and John Reark.
dancing instructors. $500.
Assignee A. G. Mckenzie will as
sumo charge OF the bank tomorrow,
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PHILIPPI
REUNION
Veterans Crowd Town at Second
Day of Celebration of First
Civil War Battle.
PROMINENT MEN MAKE
ADDRESSES OF DAY.
Most Elaborate Decoration Day
Celebration in History of
Barbour County.

Special Dispatch to the Infeuirencer
FhiLlPPl. W. Va. May 3O.-The
second day OF the reunion OF the blue
ana the gray in celebration of the first
battle OF the civil war here in 1861
was marked by crowd so vast that
portions OF the program could not be
carried out. Capt +. p. Rease. of Bel
lhgton. was the chairman OF the day.
ana hev. Eugene Weaver. of this city.
opened the days exercises with pray
or. There followed the fiag-raising. AZ
which Judge Solomon F. Prouty. con
gresham from Iowa. made the prin-
cipal address. Other addresses wore
made by Judge Brown, congressman
from this state; Judge A. G. Dayton
and others.
The afternoon was marked by n mar
ade OF tho fraternal organizations and
exercises at the graves OF the fallen
dead OF tho war. the address being
made by Rev. =. 7. L. Queen, chapiain
OF the oldest organization OF the blue
and gray in the United States. the
post at Jacksonville. Fla. Rev. Queen
was "A former Philippi minister N the
pre-war DAYS Dr. ID. II. Jones. OF Doe
Hill. Va. followed
During the day there were many
special features in the WAY OF balloon
ascensions. private reunions and
vaudeville programs. The parade Of
the school children had to be post
poned because OF the crush on the
streets. while the fireworks display
was delayed until Wednesday follow
ing the mistake Of the railroad com
pany in leaving the fireworks AZ
Clarksburc
The feature OF the reunion tomor-
row will be cavalry parade. with
ball game between Broaddus and Phi
lippi. with n camp fire Senator Chill
ton Is 10 be present. while n detach-
ment of W. Va. militia is TO arrive to
morrow under General Elliott
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TerSe Telegraphic Tips

ALLENTOWN. IA Fifteen thou
sand dollars was paid this afternoon
at a Jersey cattle sale at Coopershurg
.Cr the bull Nohie. OF Oakiauds. and
$1,000 Tor bic dam LADY Viola. the
highest prices ever paid 90 auction
Tor animals % This brood
MEANWHILE. IA sherman r.
omera. aFod fs n boiIcrmakcr. is
alleged to have thrown a glass dish 90
DTS wife during a quarrel tonight. in
dictug rash in the back of the neck
which caused death within fcw
minutes
OKLAHOMA CITY Following a
meeting here yesterday more than
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1000 men marched 90 the city hau
and demanded tho resignation of
Mafor .lockcy. who With the city
council has refused 90 yacate hia
onice in favor OF the newly elected
mayor and tho city commissioners.
PORT HURON. Mich The Young
Mons business Association of Port
Huron has received the acceptance OF
STR WiIfrid iauricr. 20 visit Port
Huron in September. on the sarns
day that President Taft VIII De here
AKRON. Coio.-Dr Robert 7.
@ Hricn formerly Of Washineton. In.
g.. was crushed 10 death under Ala
automobile. near hers to-day.
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GETTYSBURG
Thousands Gather on Old Battlefield
TO Participate In Exercises.

FEII0 SBI HG. Pa. May To-
Thousands gathered on the battlefield
of Gettysburg today 10 pay their an
nual tribute OF respect to the memory
OF those who fought and fell here 4S
years ago. The ceremonies I'm the Ma
tional cemetery followed a parade Of
military and civic organizations.
From the rOstrum which stands on
the spot where President Lincoln de-
livered his Gettysburg speech ad-
dresses were made by Colonel Willis
G.. Emerson. Of Los Angeles. Cal. past
commander of Corporal Sculiy Post
No. @. and tho Rev. John W. IIili. OF
New York
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The Limit
Pinehers Are Lowered Down Woman's
Throat and Paper Clip Was
Pulled From Lungs.

PHILADELPHIA. May 3O.-Dole.
gates 10 the convention OF the Laryng.
illogical Association Witnessed a re-
markable surgical operation here 20.
day when Or. Chevalier jackson. OF
Pitishurg. without the use Of knife.
removed a brass paper clip that had
been embedded in a young woman's
lung for eight years. >The instrument
used was a bronchoscope. TO which
was attached a tiny electric light. a
reflector and minute forccps. Tha
tube was lowered down the patients
throat and the clip was removed after
about an hours work.
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WASHINGTON. pa. May 90 Dlf
ferInc from most communities about
tho country ln thoir Memorial uay ob
fnrrarre. fh.s community gave over
Tho onfiro day to honor.nr tho memo
rt of tho flrn soldiers Not bali
rrmc. athletic ovcrf 0r amusement of
any Kind was to'f ard a1 business
Has ru.rrrdod oven. to thc ncccr.arv
drr- stores Woalfee tho cemetery cv.
orriara. fho O. A. % attended tho TINT
tod Pros shtforilr General Assembly ln
hoas beaded hs police oecort Tod
h. Sergeant Alexander Rankin. who
lc1 fho band aa 40 PLAYED "Uomo.
Sweet Home while General Robert
D. Eco surrendered nia sword to cen.
oral o. s. Grant Of Appomatfov
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Dynamite w. Va. Home
GIRL AND DYNAMITE
OUTRAGE IN BARBOUR cOu NTY.

Special Dispatch ~ the Inte,l!xencer
BELINGTON. W. Va. May 90
has taken place In Harbour county for
about three miles from here. at mid
Henry Sturms was blown 20 pieces wi
building and fatally iniuring Sturm's s
The family consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs.
the daughter who was fatally injured
ground directly under the house OF :
whole building was badly shattered.
sleeping WIS thrown through 'he cell
badly injured that r thought she C.
pie were not seriously injured. but b
ing used. and II Is expected that ar
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Perhaps the most fendish crime that
many years occurred on Sugar Creek.
night last night. when the home or
th dynamite. completely wrecking the
daughter. who Is about % years old.
StUTms. each about 6O years old. and
4 great hole was blown in the
uiiiciont size 10 bury a horse. and tho
The bed in which the young lady was
ing Of the house. and tho rirl was so
an only live few hours The old peo.
adly shaken Up Blood hounds are be-
rests Will be made yet tonight.
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FATAL CUTTING
Foreign Boarding House Scene Of Cut.
ting Affair.

spc, gl Iirratch to tlo IntcIlircnror
FAlRMONT. W Va. May Owl
liam smith White. aecd 20 years. was
probably fatally stabbed In fcht
which oecurrcd AZ Grant Town this ar.
iernoon. Smith was Visiting a. the
boarding house OF Mrs Lusch. when
the trouble occurred 10 is claimed
That Jim Hooker alias Panhandle.
who did the cutting. went outside and
carefully sharpcncd his knife. thon TO-
turned and without warning assaulted
smith. sfahhinE him twice in the
bowels. The lntostires protruding from
fn" cuts. Constable Hawkins arrested
nnnknr.
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2.nnn Net.ranalnIIne.

CHICAGO. May 3o.-Civil War vet-
Grams. two thousand strong. sang
John Browns Body" Marching
Through Georgia" and other war
time songs as they led the Memorial
nav parade to-day up 10 the point OF
review Tho crowds first cheered and
thcn Joined in the songs. II was said
this would be the last Decoration Day
narade u chicago vetorana.
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PROSECUTE
TRUST MEN
Government Considers Criminal Ac-
ton Against individuals In
Big Companies.
CONGRESS ASKS SPEED
~ TpE COURT ACTION
American Tobacco Company 70 Ac.
eept Decision Without Fight
To Issue OIL Mandates.
viii Abide by Law.

NEW YORK. May 2o.-The
American Tobacco company
VIII undertake in all good
faith O. readtustmcnf OF is az
fairs as directed by tho United
states supreme court. accord
inE 10 an official statement
carefully prepared by officers
or the company and given ont
This afternoon by w W. Fuller.
The corporations chief coun-
sell
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SCOTT DISAPPOINTED.

-nr Ia. II.rHt f" I.f..
WfSUfSGTON Nrv gI
Senator Scott hld railroad and
sleeper tickets. rrtl. fl ...rr
for Charleston tonight f0 a.f
'n tho primary nghf. whom fla
telephone message frru frn
governor was received Hr
nOuncinr The adjournment 0f
the legislature The senator ro.
deemed fho tickets Hlfh some
regrof. aa DO uaa anrf0l. a.T
in fhr primary rrnr0 fInr Mol
every UaV upr.IhIo
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Essrcisss ~ an ApproprIafs Hafurs
Are Held ir Many Towns
on Tusrdag

WOHgtSTOWN. W Na. rte ..
Memorial Dav nrrrc.sra Urfrr f.r ri.
rroHon o. Hoffman Post Hr-. f..f
frda. Gen gsorga pr rHs.- IaHl
rI 1 lar-r parade ffia rorr..r rH...
terminated In ff- i1eaf r.n.,-f...
ruerr fhn Traera Hrr. H..n.if.f
fII. afternoon crrr'. Hr rrr. |f.'
thlrh Cen Tafrr prriI rI I
frr .ss were made ht IIr fHrH
'rt Rev W D. Bunkmar and ~ H
D.ua
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BY CAL P. YOUNG.
Inteuigeuosr Bureaa


Charleston. W Va. May 40.
ne special session of the West Vir-
sinia legislature. convened in avfro-
ordinary session on Nav L. bv Gove--
nor Nm. r. Glasscock 20 enact pri---
ary election and corrupt practices
avs and appropriate money Tor the
.Apense OF hold such session. ad-
ourned sine die at 6:4O tonight: that
.s. the senate did. The house, irnor-
ug the senate. took unto itself tho
night 10 adjourn when IL desired with
out ne concurrent action Of the higher
celebrating body.
Inc third Item in tho proclamation
was passed. The others ware not
Why they We're not is answered bv
the words OF Senators McIntire and
NacCorkle. the latter the law partner
NJ I nited States Senator William p
chiffon. and tho former one or the rep
rcsentatives OF Watson IN tne ya-torn
panhandle. MClutire stated fr a
speech on the floor OF tho senate Mon
day discussing the COnman primary
bin and in refusing to vote FOR %. we
didn't come here 20 do it. and We don't
intend 20 do it."
Senator MacCorkie this afternoon.
in insisting that the senate ad iouru.
and in objecting 20 the consideration
'I any HHIItrH. dec Jared
IT is known the house wili not pass
legislation that We fthe scnaiof auf
not pass fh"re. and the house win not
pass ours"
Chilton-Wstson Victory
This was thu plan from flo vcr.
srst The Chiifon.W Watson forces con-
ended before tho aolo0e wc-o ~nf'rd
together that they would block any
.cgfgIaffpn called for Ir Tho f.-.....-....
'On. They c0rfrudrd frr erur aIt
along during The session. and as % fnli
r.iwaE. ag fuhfcrfuEo. passed
through the house. under 'ro urIr.
rho Frcuch-uIco b.i. vith prov .ons
that arc freely conceded f1 to uuc0n-
ffitutonal Tho HcDuh' cans sought
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STfARPSBURG. Nd. May 30.-Sey-
cr1l thousand persons attended Ne
mortal Uay exercises az Antietam Va
tioual cemetery Tho weather was
beautiful and moderately warm. For
NOR United states Senator Thurs'on.
o. Nebraska. delivered the Grafton.
and after tho services tho graves of
tho Union dead we're strewn with
NOv Cra
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ST PETERSBURG. May a0-Gcn-
eral klcighels. Ex-Governor General Of
kiev. has challenged Alexander stoyl-
pin. n leading political writer Of tho
Novoe Nromya. and brother OF the
Premier to a duel. on account OF an
article which appeared ln that paper
with reference 90 tho trial of Colonel
Won Llarliarsd.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 70 Memo
rial exercises in honor ~ tho 1900
Federal dead inferred IN the National
cemetery noar here. wcrc hold hy two
Tc-fr ~ The Grand Army ~ the re
public TODAY
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COLUNH-S. o.. May 3o-Formor
Senator y p Foraker was tho speaker
at tho Memorial uay exercises here.
Tho Mckinley monument in tho state
House grounds was adorned Uith flow
ore. and later there vas n parade OF
Veterans
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One Life the Toll
OF Mad Auto Race
CAPITAL GOSSIP
West Virginia Members of Congress
Absent From Capital at
Present.

Special Dispatch TO the IntelliEencer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May 30
Representative Davis introduced bill
giving John Batchler. OF Wheeling, a
pension OF $40 n month.
Senator Chiffon les- town tonight
for Philadelphia.
Representative Brown. after spend
ing few days at Kingwood. returns
here tomorrow.
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i..' 't.i'Nl'. Nf HnN au Nrq w.
E.fev. OF Charleston. w Va. 600
Folfs oIt. OIL patient at private nos
u.'1' horc. whom lcft alone TODAY. foil
from o. second story window of tho In.
aifnfou and vas probably fatally ln.
jared
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CANNON FATAL.
One Dyi11 and Others Hun ~
Mononuah~ia

ONN DvINN NNN Of"Fra NUN ~
Monongahcla.
WONONC AHELA pa. Nav 30 -
Cha-irs Gibson rrof 90 'a fvir~ 7a
fho rosuit ~ being shot fhrough tho
body wifh % rns r'p' r1wrod from an
nif fuooth hore cannon that has NOT
f'flof n man in 0fe years Fnrl
Marshall AGED DO. bad hla right thumb
torn ~ and Arthur WILSON. aror 10.
h1d fie clothing burned from hfs body
and hIr car drum fractured. while
Charles steel agod rs, nud Joseph
Marshall with fhrco others wcrc SER
'0Is'r burned ty powder.
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WASHINGTON. I'd O.. Nav 90 -
Under the shaded arches % tho Ar.
iirgton National cemetery President
Taft spoke TO-DAY not ao much as the
friend of ponco. but aa tho enemy Of
unr
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Uncle Zeb and the Weather

Mauv q man h1a
started out win n
chip on hfa shoulder
end had hfn BLOCK
frnrErf rm before
nr rot hrrE
TWE WUnTWUu
WAIHruurou
ffrW In wnrrrrnf.
western TrumavI
rnuia ana OHIO
Enral thunder show
rra Wrluanfnv
Tuurr1aV fair. light
variable wfudr
Wanf Tfrrrfn
Probably local frur.
der showers wed
uoHIrVs TIurrfay
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

foontinusa on 20. rrelv.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Probably local thunder showers Wed
nesday; Thursday falr.