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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28
HAM BAKED IN MILK.

A delicious way TO prepare ham
Is as follows: Get slice OF ham
about one and one-half inches
thick. place In shallow pan. and
cover with milk. Bake In a slow
oven until milk has soaked into the
ham and until the ham Is light
brown on top. Gravy is made by
adding milk 10 the grease 4hIch re-
NAMED In the pan after ham has
been removed aud then thicken with
flour.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28
MOTION PICTURES.

Beautiful scenes. exquisitely at
tractiye comedy views and pictures
that are instructive and delightfully."-
entertaining combine TO make the
programme for the Casino and
0rpheum picture houses surpass
nearly all exhibited here this season.
Many notable films have been
shown, but II is doubtful II they
equal those that will be offered next
week.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28
POPULAR APPOINTMENT.

Charles Cannon, of New Albany.
has been appointed a Deputy Game
Warden of Indiana. The appoint
ment was made on the recommends
tton of Hon. Michael C. Thornton.
The new officer is brother of New
Aibany's Night Chief of Police, Tom
Cannon.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28
MASONIC.

The Masonic Theater will present
one of the seasons best attractions
Monday night, when DeWolf Hopper
and Louise Dresser VIII open an
engagement for four performances in
the latest New York success. "A
Matinee Idol" They will be sup
ported by the company that produced
this play four months AZ Days and
the Lyric rheater In New York city.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28
FATHER GUERIN TRANSFERRED

The Rev. Father Guerin, who has
been in charge of the Catholic mis-
sion at Hickman. KY. has been
transferred to other duties in Louis
Vile. Father Guerin had become
quite popular in Hickman and his
departure is a source of great re-
greet.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28
TOOK 1T orr.

Employer--Here. what does this
meang MY telephones. been taken
out7
office Boy-Sure. De office boy
next door said his boss would like
TO use II, and | sent II In to HIM
but. say. l had an awful time
get Il Off de wall.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28

batter made of one egg which is
beaten and stirred into two table,
spoonfuls Of flour; then fry on both
sides.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28

An eg dealer Is authority for the
statement that nine out Of every ten
dozen eggs sold in New York City
as fresh" are more than a year old.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-28
Give your boys On education that will pre-
pare them for life.
ST. XAVIER'S COLLEGE


Conducted by the xaverian Brothers. Classical
Scientific aud Business Courses. Preparatory De
partment, Large swimming Peol, Well Equipped
YIN ma stun, Terms Moderate. Bro. James. Dir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
HEIKE SAYS HE IS GOAT
Continued From Firs. Pags.)

alent TO a penalty under the Sherman
antitrust law.
Mr.. Heike was unable to explain
why President Havemeyer had such 4
control over the American IL he only
held In his own name a comparatively
few shares.
Then forgetting. seemingly. the re-
serve which had characterized his
testimony. Mr.. Helke launched forth
into a defense of the corporation. The
occasion of this divergence was a re-
mark that there are 10000 stock
holders in the American Sugar Rein
ing company.
There are about $500 stockholders
with dividends of about $500 a year,
or 81 day. The company also has
between ten and eleven thousand la
boring men; they get about 81 a day
or more. Consequently we have
about 10000 people. OF which there
are 10000 capitalists, who get dollar
a day. and the rest laborers, who get
two dollars day. And yet, they are
down on the corporations"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Cut Sugar Duty
eristow Offers Amendment TO Reel
proeity Duty That Is Extremely
Important.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE first
day Of the consideration of the Cam
adam reciprocity bill in the senate
was characterized by severaI events.
In addition to listening TO speeches by
Senators Curtis. of Kansas, and Nc
Cumber. of North Dakota, in opposi-
ton TO the measure, the senate made
the bill the unfinished business on the
calendar and without opposition
changed the regular daily hour OF
meeting from 2 o'clock TO IL o'clock
noon. which is expected to materially
assist in disposing of the speeches.
|. Tomorrow Senator Nelson, of Min
nesota will speak in opposition 20 the
bill.
Senator Br1stow today introduced an
amendment reducing the sugar duty.
His amendment would strike out the
Dutch standard provision of the pres
ent Jaw and remove the differential
between raw and refined sugar. so that
the duty would be 80 cents per hun
dred on sugar testing 20 degrees, and
31R cents for each additional degree
Mr.. Bristow expressed confidence
that the amendment would receive n
considerable vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
OUTING Held

The fifteenth annual outing OF the
Cathedral high school students was
held yesterday on the state fair
grounds. and 10 say that the bows
had a good time would be putting u
mildly. There was not n dun moment
during the entire day. and the lads
pronounced the event one OF the most
enjoyable they ever attended Dur.
ing the afternoon an athletic program
was carried out under the direction
OF the brothers I'm charge Of the IN.
stitution- Following this baseball
game was played between the high
school team and the alumnae which
WAS called on In the tenth inning with
the score 90 s. Goldbaugh and
Dailer formed tho battery for the
alumnae and Flynn and Carroll for
tho high school team. Hundreds Of
sandwiches. besides all kinds of eat.
sbies were given the boys during tho
day.
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waste basket. about four and a half
feet from the latter's desk.
Secretary Knox introduced the let
ter Secretary Root had written to W.
h Michael. now Consul-General at
Calcutta and former chief clerk, when
me Rosenthal matter first came up in
1906, and the reply OF Mr.. Michael
Michae's Reply.
Mr.. Michaels reply, from Calcutta,
said the payment had been agreed up
on by Justice Day and Mr. Rosenthal.
Il was directed by Secretary Hay 70
make out voucher for a certain sum.
do not now recall the amount, TO
pay for the portrait and to hand him
the balance, which he desired to apply
on other emergency accounts.
He did not say what the accounts
were and the only impression | got
was that they related in some way TO
Mr.. Rockhill, in connection with Chin
csc affairs"
Explaining that IL Rosenthal signed
a voucher instead OF a receipt IL was
through error. Mr.. Michael continued:
Whatever was done in the prem
ises was done by direction or Score
tary Hay, as nothing could have been
done otherwise; and IL there is any.
thing In the transaction open to crit.
cism 1t Is the error OF sending the ar
list a voucher. which was not intended
for his signature at all. and which he
should not have signed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
VITAL STATISTICS
Law Is HIT HARD

The Ohio supreme court does not
think that the visits OF the stork
need be recorded by physicians. and
thus II strikes a hard blow at the
vital statistics law. that the state was
Just beginning to be proud of. The
court holds that the requiring OF
physicians 20 give detailed reports
of births with statistics about the par
ents was an unnecessary, unreason-
able and arbitrary exercise OF police
power
The case decided was where DR.. J.
}. Boone. OF Hardin county, was ar
rested and fined s. and costs for not
reporting a birth. and he carried the
case TO the supreme court and knock
ed out the law. The birth statistics
'k'n' rtment in the state employs 20
clerks and an effort will be made to
continue from voluntary reports by
physicians.
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rived yesterday, and DIR. Buck will ar
rive this morning. Both are eloquent
speakers and visiting members from
three states will be present to hear
them in addition to the West Vir-
ginians. Grand Inspector General John
w. Morris will preside as toastmzs,er.
Wednesday was devoted to the con-
ferring of the degrees from the nine
teenth 70 the thirtieth inclusive by Al
bert Pike council knights Kadosh. The
impressive ceremonies attending the
comforting of the degree knight Ka-
dosh were carried out last night In the
presence Of a very large audience.
The forenoon session today will be
rather quiet. the only number on the
program being the taking of the class
picture. The thirty-first and thirty-sec-
ond degrees. which will be conferred
on the candidates this afternoon, will
be made especially impressive.
Inspector General Morris will be per
sonally in charge of the thirty-frst de
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
SUPREME LODGE
OF independent Order Shields Of
Honor Comes to cIOse-New
officers Elected.

The seventh annual session OF the
supreme lodge Independent order of
Shields OF Honor was brought to "A
close yesterday at $50 p m. and the
following officers were elected for the
81 suing year: Supreme Ruler David
Walker. OF Shadyside. o.: Junior
Supreme Ruler ". r. bradbury:
supreme Secretary. +. ~. Kurtz:
Supreme Treasurer. Baltzer Kiotz:
Supreme Guide. r NJ Farmer:
Supreme Chaplain. y 4. Jefferies. Of
Grafton. Supreme seminal W J.
bradbury. Supreme outer Guard.
August Macklin. Supreme Medical
Examiner. Dr. J. W. Meyers. supreme
Ninance Committee. Geo. &. Bischoff
ID. ID. II. Taylor. Chas. SOnderman.
w. =. Briese. and FRED Ninness. The
reports Of the Supreme finance COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
CUPID STEALS ON
BILLY M'KECHNIE
FORMER SMOKE WILL BE MAR
RED TO-DAY.
VIII Be United In WedIoek to Miss
Berry, eien, Of the Smoky City,
Where He Plays.

Cupid has scored a run on Bill
Mckechnie. the former Smoke in
fielder. who is now utility infielder of
the Pirates. To-day bill" will pull
on the greatest play in his baseball
career when the preacher will say the
words that will make Miss Beryl Bien.
young Pittsburg belle his bride.
The announcement of the wedding
was kept a secret by the former
Smoke. but his friends got wise
when they saw the announcement OF
the marriage license in the papers
and later the bride-to-be admitted that
the wedding was TO be held to-day.
Invitations have been issued by Bill
TO few friends. OF which the Pirate
crew will figure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Story a Malicious Lie
Says Gov. Glasscock

Ter for the payment of city bonds and
interest maturing July /. The trans
Ter OF the funds will be made today
in compliance with the law requiring
the money 10 be in the hands OF the
commissioners fifteen days before pay
ment. The bonds to be paid will be
drawn to-day.
The following are included in the
amounts TO be paid July u: Interest
on 1908 loan. S27 900: interest on 1902
loan. $S.OSS; interest on sinking fund.
same loan. $4,000; Main street bridge
bonds maturing. $1,000: interest on
same series. 1865; loan OF 1885. bonds
maturing. SlO.5OO; interest on same,
81 $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
MASONIC REUNION
To CLOSE TONIGHT
TWO DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
WILL MAKE ADDRESSES.
High Degrees to be Conferred This AZ.
ternoon-shriners to Have Pro-
gram Friday.

The annual summer reunion OF the
Scottish Rite Masons Of the Valley OF
Wheeling. which has been one OF the
most successful in the history OF the
order, will come to a close this even.
ing. This afternoon the thirty-nrss
and thirty-second degrees will be con-
ferred under the direction of the high
est officers or the state. The closing
banquet will be held tonight. when
over four hundred prominent Masons
from all parts OF the state will gather
around the festal board in the dining
hall OF the cathedral.
The two guests OF honor and princi-
pal speakers of the evening will be DIR.
j. ID. Buck. 33rd, famous Masonic
author of Cincinnati. and John II.
Cowles. grand inspector general OF the
State of Kentucky Mr. Cowles ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
The RIver Marks

PITTSBUHG June 14.-Rlvermen
are siill hopeful 81 n June rise. Rain
over tho watershcds serves 10 keen
up favorable packet stage and "a
barge stage b. expected before Tho end
OF The month. SDEes reported to-
night were
DAVIS ISLAND DAM River 81
feet and rising. clear.
FREEPORT-Rivcr four feet and
rising
PARkERSRtRG-River s. feet
foot and falling. cloudy
sTEUHENV1LLE River A6 feet
and AagIng. clear
WENREN--River 20 feet. cloudy.
OIL CiTY-Rlver - feet and rio.
ing. cloudy
MORGANTOWN-River eight feet
and stationary. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Bank Tragedy

TARBoRo. ". c., June 14.-Cashier
Luther V. Hart, of the Bank of Tar.
boro. is dead, and Assistant Cashier
F. b. Hussey is in Jail charged with
completely in misappropriation OF
$4,000 in bank funds as a result OF
a visit 10 the bank to-day of State
Bank Examiner J. X. Doughton. Hart
died from a self-infiicted wound and
the exposure OF Hussey followed when
bank officials and Examiner Doughton
made a hasty investigation of the
bank books.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. CLAIRSNILLE o.. June IA
Marriage Licenses issued follow:
Lewis A. Sewers, age % and AIarg-
aret Ellen Kirby. age IS, both OF Neffs.
james u. Calvert. age %. Of Barnes
vile and Elizabeth May Turner. age
25 OF Bethesda
John +. Nichols. age 20 of Adena. o.
ana Francis Anna Hughes. age %. or
Martins Ferry.
X. Alton stephens. age %. Of Tippe-
canoe and Ada r. Semple. age "a cf
Flushing.
John Bartok. age % and Mary Van
derbush. age Is. both OF Lansing.
crest Caldron. age IS. of Sharon. Pa.
and Bessie Gentle. age 20 Of Bellaire.
John F. Lee. age 10. and Nena +.
Brown. age %, both Of Powhatan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
FAMILY WALKING
Man and wife and Infant WALKING
From Washington TO Cleveland.

Special Dlspatcu 10 tho futeliigencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. June IL
Carrying broken arm in a sling. while
his wife pushed a baby carriage. a
Washington, Pa. man, who refused 10
disclose his identity. escorted his wife
and three children through Lisbon to
day. enrOute from Washington. Pa. 20
Cleveland. lie declared he was too
poor TO purchase transportation. but
expected aid in cleveland. The young
est child Is one year old. and the
others II and Il. Lisbon residents
gave them purse. They then con
tinucd on their way.
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gree. and will be assisted by the fol
lowing prominent members. ". II.
Rose. 33rd. l. W. Blayney. 33rd: r.
VI. Browne. Charles r.. Carrigan. +. n.
Zilliken. W. T. Krupp. Ben r. Hamil-
ton, George G. Crook. A. -. Peake.
Frank s. Wait. a. A. 1se. l.. IT. Bach
man aud Charles r. Brand. The thirty
second degree will be I'm charge OF
Master w +. Krupp. Of the West Vir-
ginia COnsistory. who will be assisted
by tho following In addition 20 those
taking part IN the thirty-nrst degree
q. ". Burdais. John p. Bittnrr. &. J.
Gracey. ". T. Morris. u. VI. Addleman.
r. y. Waugh. John J.. Ellis. Edward
Yeager. Fred &. Steinbickcr and Geo
q. Beneke. Besides these there will
be large number of minor actors.
The Shriners Of the state have ar
ranged a fine program for Friday. An
Elaborate ceremonial session will be
held on Friday afternoon. with n ban
quet ~ night Many u those attending
tho reunion will remain for this enjoy
able event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
DOCTOR UP RECORD
tcontInusa - - 80

intended 10 probe tho circumstances
10 the bottom.
~ will welcome such on fnvorfira.
ton" said Mr. Knox. "aud Dr. You can
cOrrOborate your theory and can show
That any ono ln The state Department
was cognizant of such an act. there
VIII Do some vacancies boz the depart.
mont"
Howard Sangaton. tho messenger in
DE bursting. Clerk MorrisOu's Office
Who found ihc envelope containing tho
voucher on tho floor 0f the diaburainr
oIico. was put ON tho stand and told
That ho found Tho envelope among "
lot % crumDlod ones b. Mr MorrisOn's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Replies to Charges Made by Prof.
Brinsmade That He Caused
His Removal.
BIZ CAL. Il. YOUNG.
Intenigenoer Bureau
CharlaafOra " Va lima Ia

Intenigenoer Bureau
Charleston ". Va, June IL
The sensational article appearing in
the Morgantown Post.Chronicle, in
which II was stated over the sigma
ture OF one X. b. Brinsmade. that he
was dismissed from the West Virginia
university at the instance Of Governor
Glasscock. was branded malicious
lie" by Governor Glasscock tonight
when shown the article and asked
what he had TO say. The governors
remarks had reference TO only such
connection as he was alleged to have
had with Brinsmade's removal.
Il do not often pay any attention
70 attacks in irresponsible papers
such as the Morgantown Post-Chon-
icle. but because it is published in my
home town, | want 10 say that | have
no recollection OF ever having met
Prof Brinsmade; that ! never heard
OF this alleged active interest in
economic questions until ! saw il in
the article above referred to. and that
] know nothing whatever about his
work at the university and never ad-
vised his dismissal. In fact was not
consulted in the matter. In other
words. II is a malicious lie
This was the reply Governor Glass
cock made when he had read the
article of Prof. Brinsmade and the
editorial appearing IN the same paper.
II was alleged that Prof. Brinsmade
was removed because Of his advo-
cacy or the Henry George single tax
Idea, but the governor declared to-
night that he had never heard OF
Brinsmade discussing economic ques-
lions nor did he know OF his dis
missal until he read IT in the paper
attacking him.
Brinsmade, in discussing his re
moval from the mining engineering
department. 20 which he was appoint
ed for year something over year
ago. says: Il Law the responsibility
for the whole episode. "A disgrace 20
American democracy. upon Governor
GlasscOck and his accOmplices
Were my personal treatment the
only thing concerned. ] should have
hesitated 20 bring this matter before
the general public AZ all. but Gov
Glasscock's actions strike az the very
vitals OF liberty-at freedom OF
thought and speech
What prompted the state board OF
regents 20 remove the professor. who
laws the blame on Governor GlasscOck.
the governor does not know We're
N not for the article attacking the
governor. II is probable he would not
have known Brinsmade was In tho
employ Of the university as a pro-
fessOr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
ENGLISH CLAIMANTS

fr. ..l Dispatch fo rr frt.nIr.rrrr
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. June g.
Judge " % Hi'HngsIcy. OF Lisbon. an.
pointed referee and master commits.
.i0nrr t0 hear the evidence OF claim.
ants of ffe estate OF tho late GeneraI
J W Reilly. OF Wcllsyme. by the
circuit court took charge to-day fIo
expects fo close fhr c1so within ten
dnfs T0dafs session was devoted
io evidence supporting me claims of
Jane AcFelgb. 90 London. ENGLAND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
MECHANICS PICNIC
Annual Outing of Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Held
Yesterday at Wheeling

The annual outing Of the Wheeling
Council No. /. Jr. order United
American Mechanics held yesterday at
Wheeling Park was the largest picnic
thus far this season at that resort and
most enjoyable time was had by
the members and their families who
attended Although given by the
Wheeling council. the outing was
largely attended by members Of the
Elm Grove and many eastern Ohio
councils. In connection with the
picnic flag dav was celebrated by an
interesting program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
HIGH PRAISE
President Lawrence Says West Viz
sinis Delegation Best East Of
Mississippi.

Word was received hero Yesterday
from Secretary a. T. Arnold. ~ the
State Sunday school Association. who
o. on route ~ California 20 attend the
international convention. Mr. Arnold
states That International President
Marion Lawrence is greatly pleased
with The Fizo NJ tho West virginia
delegation. and says ~ is tho largest
in proportion cast ~ tho Missieeippi.
Mr. Arnold reports a very pleasant
trip. so far
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Expose Maine
Water Lowered 20 Expose Part oil
Ship Submerged for Thirteen

HAVANA. June 14.-Before sun.
down tomorrow, the work OF remov.
ing the water from the cofferdam en-.
closing the wreck of the battleship
Maine, Will be carried to 4 point low
enough TO reveal portions of the
wreck submerged for thirteen years,
including a part of the midship sec,
ton Immediately affected by the ex.
plosion. the whole quarterback and a
portion OF the berth deck. in which
il is believed. lie the bodies OF most
OF the undiscovered victims of the
great tragedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
william Stainaker.

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIigencer.
ELkINS. Va Va. June 14.-WHliam
Stalnaker. aged so years one OF Bar
bour county's landmarks died NJ IL
o'clock last night. OF old age. Mr. stall
maker was wealthy farmer, "A lifelong
member OF the Baptist church and one
or the county's best known men.
Funeral Thursday at 10 o'clock al Bethel
Baptist church. OF which the deceased
was a member. Surviving are four chill
dren. Melvin. Ashford, Mrs. Cora Ruck-
man and Hartford. the latter being a
resident OF oregon. Funeral services By
Rev. Mr.. Griffith. OF Belington.
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mittee showed that the order was In
hne shape and that all death claims
mad been paid to date and the years
business closed without any standing
liabilities.
wheeling has been chosen as the
place Tor holding the next annual ses-
sion or the Supreme lodge. as the
greater number OF the delegates live
in this sectiom The session will con-
Vene on Tuesday. June 10. 1911.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate of Will
lem Baldwin. deceased. Gordon Kinder
appointed administrator. bond s.. 400
with theN American Surety company OF
New York as surety.
In the matter OF the will Of Ellen
Megaw. deceased. Letters testament
airy granted. John y. McNechen ap-
pointed executor. bond $4,000. with
Margaret Mchollim and Agnes Riley
as sureties. a. VI. Brown. James A.
stewart and J. b. Ryan appointed ap-
praisers.
In the matter OF the estate Of WIN
lam Chance. deceased Account filed
and notice ordered.
Joseph r Major. administrator Of
the estate OF John Estep. deceased vs..
Ruth Estcp and others Petition 20
sell real estate sale confirmed and
deed and distribution ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
WOMAN FROM CANADA.

An inquiry was received yesterday
hv The local police from A. ~ Morri.
son. ~ Toronto. Canada. as 20 tho
whereabouts ~ Mrs Helen Hunt or
stewart. nee patullo The lady ia
said 10 have disappeared from her
homo in thnt city seven years ago.
and % ia thought that slIo Is now in
thls vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-15
Prominent Man Dead.

KEYSER. W. Va. June In "a
Tucker. a prosperous farmer OF F'alls
Grant county. died suddenly OF neural
gia or the heart He had been a cripple
FOR several years having rad an arm
torn Off In corn shredder. lie was
IN active Republican politician and
served Tor number OF years as prcsi-
dent or the Grant county court lie IL
survived hy n wife and several children.