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drove him stark mad. He raved and
houted continuously for his pal"
When they were dragging me out |
saw two legs under the w~reckage.' he
said in a lucid moment. The trous-
ers were the same kind George wore"
Kirby has not been found, although
bridgeport was his destination. and
II - feared that he may be one of The
unidentified men. The other is d
negro. whose ticket read from Phila-
delphia to Boston. and whose trunk
was checked from West Chester, Pa.
When the federal express. bound
from Washington 10 Boston. leaped the
~cmbankment this morning al a cross.
over switch a day coach next TO the
baggage car was caught at the bottom
Of he heap and smashed into match
wood Not a person inside escaped
death or serious injury.
Automatic signals protected the
cross-over. which the express had 10
take TO enable il to stop at the sta
ton here. and the rules Of the line
prescribed "A speed az this point of not
o than fifteen miles an hour.
Stories that the engineer was a new
man. not accustomed 10 n train OF
such importance. and that the tower.
man was not AZ his post were denied
by the company in official statements.
The fact remains. however. that when
he express dartcd across the t~restle.
where the switch is located. Il was
running neary sixty miles an hour.
When IL struck the cross-over the en-.
gine lcaped the rails. dragging all but
three cars along.
The tOwerman says that when Cur.
It's locomotive whizzed by steam had
been shut on and the brakes were
grinding on sand. lie believes that the
engineer realized his mistake and was
trying 20 slow down. although too
late.
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MoundsviIIe Rriefs

Rcv. 6. Polling. who has been con
fined 10 his home on Eleventh street.
Tor the past few weeks with rheumi-
tism. Is now able to be about the
house with the and Of crutch"s.
ne Anchor class Of the Christian
church met last night ~ the home OF
Mrs. l. Hrock. on Eighth street. 4
No business session was held. fol
lowing which "a number Of various
matters were brought up and q .cuss-
ed. \ short social hour was Iioyed
Miss Nclla Wildman. who / n been
the guest ~ Miss Ruby Wa on. OF
Morton avenue. for the last ~ 80
leaves to-day FOR her home in Morgan
town
Mrs Kate Kull had work started
yesterday on q n-oycavation IN front
yesterday ON an excavation In front
which she viii have a cement side
walk laid This week.
Mrs Grace Fish and Mrs. Roy Fish
will leave this morning for West
Alexander. pa. whore they Will spend
20 few days as the guests OF their aunt.
Mrs. Porter
W %. Udtson viii arrive IN the
city TODAY. and Will spend % Few DAYS
with his family on Tomlinson avenue.
Mr. Bltson is o~vcrsccing the erection
OF Orlohay hail a. Bethany college
Misses Rose and Eva Moore will
ipavc to-day Tor Atlantic City. where
they Will pend 90 two weeks vacation
j. - Sirafoosc and family will
move to-day 90 their home on the
camp grounds Tor the summer.
William Fiukhouser will leave to
day for hendricks. where he viii &C.
ccpt the management Of q handle fac.
tory In fhat place
Warden " T. Brown spent ycstcr.
day visiting the Waddington FARM
near Wheeling. yesterday. driving 20
that place and return with his fine
black team
Webster Fox. of East View. is
pending % few days in Cambridge.
o. ~ the guest Of relatives and
friends
Mrs. o. ~ Houar entertained u
number of friends last evening ~ her
home ON seventh street. with 70 o
O'Clock dinner. Boz honor Of Mrs T. e.
Ridpath
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is suffering from injuries received at
the Schmulbach Brewing
Miss HALLE Miller is visiting in
indianapolis. Ind.
Miss Mayme King. of Littleton. is
the guest of Miss Edith Corcoran.
Miss Ella James of the South Side
has returned from a trip OF several
weeks with Warrington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woke. of the
South Side. who have been visiting
in Buffalo. y. Y. are expected home
today.
Mr.. Will Gonders has returned TO
his home in Warrington. after a visit
with local friends
Mr.. Walter Scharnock. Of the South
Side. night Waterman al the Block
Bros. tobacco plant is confined to
his home with a dislocated knee.
Misses Mary Burns and Anna
Coughlin have returned TO their home
In Sharon. Pa. after a visit with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bartels are
spending a few weeks i'm Bethesda.
Miss Genevieve McCluskey has re-
turned from GAINESVILLE, where she
spent two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benoni 8. Good of
Reading. Pa. are the guests OF the
Misses Good OF Woodlawn.
Mr.. Harry Wheat is spending his
vacation in Atlantic City.
Miss Edna and Hazel Collins have
returned TO their home in Williams
town. after a visit with friends in
this city and Bellaire.
Mr.. Elmer Davis. of the United
States Marine Corps. who is attached
10 the battleship Tennessee. is home
on a ten days furlough.
Mr.. Hugh Allen OF Warwood. left
Monday evening for Morgantown, TO
spend several weeks.
Mr.. George Caldwell is i'll at the
North Wheeling hospital. having I'M
dergone an operation Tuesday.
Miss Mae Dummer is spending Il
few days in Columbus. the guest OF
her sister.
Miss Minnie Geisler and Miss Mary
Horner of the South Side. leave for
Atlantic City. on the 10th Of August.
Mr.. Dave Mussoff and Mr.. Philip
Better have returned after a pleasure
trip to Cleveland.
Miss Bernice Scalley has returned
to her home in New Martinsville.
after a visit with local friends.
Mr.. John Hart. of Hastings Station.
was a visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Marie Seifert spent Tuesday
in Pittsburg.
Mr.. VIM. r. Bartels. Of the Trimble
& Lutz Supply Co. accompanied by
Mrs. Bartels. are spending several
weeks at bethesda. o.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
open Annual Convention at Fairmont,
With Wheeling Man
Presiding.

specill nisp1tch - IN" Tutenironcor
FAiRMONT. W. Va. July IL
President W. Il. Cooey. OF Wheeling.
called 10 order the seventeenth animal
meeting of the West Virginia Funeral
Directors Association. AT the Masonic
temple this morning. \ pleasing pro.
gram consisting of songs. addresses
and speeches followed. Mayor A. q.
Martin made an address Of welcome
TO IN" visitors and the was
made by William J. :. Harmer OF
Shinnston.
The election of officers and the real
business OF the association will take
place on Thursday which will be the
closing day of tho convention. Sev-
cral excursion trips about the city are
being planned and tho visitors are he
ing well entertained. Among those
from ont of own were President "
II. Cooey and wife and G.. II. Watkins.
Of Wheeling.
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. July lin a
statement issued by Vice President
Horn Of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company. this
evening. the assertion is made that En-
einecr Curtis disrcgarded both the dis
lance and the home signals. and con
hrmatiOn Is given OF the Official state
ment that the federal express was
running az the cross ovcr at a rate Of
about sixty miles an hour. when tbs
running card called for only fifteen.
Mr. Horn says that the engineer has
once previously run the federal OK.
press. and was a nan who was famil-
lar with the operation 81 the line be
tween New York and bridgeport from
general experience Mr. Horn adds
that there is ma way 81 accounting for
the error made by the engineer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
MUUNDSVILLE
Saptst Sunday School Picnic Sue
eessful Affsir-other News
OF MoundsvilIe.

The picnic given yesterday on the
camp grounds by the Sunday school
OF the Baptist church OF this city. was
a very successful affair in every de-
taiI- The party gathered at . o'clock
IN the morning at the church and
went to The grounds. where the day
was spent In general merry-making.
BASKET n were served, and var
ious out door amusements were en-
loyed. Many OF the young men spent
the afternoon bathing in the artificial
lake. and a base ball game took place
IN the upper park. At about 4:3d
threatening weather drove the peo-
pie from the grounds to their homes.
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Mike Polafski. a foreigner employ
cd in one OF the coal mines Of the city.
who Is suspected Of having been one
OF the ASSISTANTS If Peter Gladis.
sunday morning. disappeared some
time Monday evening. leaving "A SIS
BOARD bill NJ the home OF Frank Gro
dis. John Glaudis. another foreigner.
was arrested yesterday by officer
Davis. az his home in the lower end.
10 is suspected that Graudis is Il of
tho men who assaulted Gladis.
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w. w. NJ. A. NJ. Club.

The W W. VI. a VI club met AZ
the home of Miss Alma Sax. I'm GIen-
wood. Tuesday evening. The carly
evening was spent in sewing and a So
rial time was enjoyed. At a season
able hour dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses
Irene Miller. Hazel Kirk. Edna RuehI.
Sylvia Ruehl and Alma Sax.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
Annual Outlno.

The annual outing of 81. Matthew'S
and ST. Luke's Mems Guild will he
held this evening az The Oaks. Bowl
ing will be the diversion. after which
refreshments will be served. Charles
+. Lynn and W. Alfred Wilson are n
charge Of the outing. an dexpect 10
have a delightful time.
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Shipped to Knob Fork.

The remains of Mrs. Matilda Ander.
son. who died Sunday evening at the
Glendale hospital. as the result of an
operation. were shipped yesterday
morning 10 l~.ittleton. Services were
held yesterday afternoon from the
Low Gap cemetery. by Rev. Candy.
interment vas made at that place.
Many friends from this city attended
the funeral.
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THEATRICAL MECHANICS


tain'd ~ M" headquarters Dog 70 musi-
cal selection
To.day's Events.
Today th" convention will got
down 20 business and many ,,r. inn
i"ftaHt matters cou'"ruiuE %. orcar-
iziti"u VIII Dol" transacted The re-
rnrts ~ tho various committees will
Do" made resolutions ador'.d md
"ih'r important matters attended 900.
'n fo-m"rr"w The nominations viii
i" mad. election % officers held and
ID" selection ~ Tho place for 90. r.st
rprr'uti.u
This lining tho d.i.eaf.s viu tc
entertained Dos tho local frfra af
Nh'"lirE Park. whtr. O. dame. will I..
Fitrr Must, wII Hr flrui. h.d Do. ff.
i"f1l r. ~ q orchestra. and dainty
~r'fr'shm'nfs viii hr served thr ti.i-
tors Du ThursI1r evening fr. f.Hf-
ur' event I brilliant banquet. Will la
hold DO th' CTS. which VIII i. attend.
90 hN sHw' GOO or NOR. d~,I..at.q.
~l'.I"r"fi"ns from cincinnati and
~'l'f'irni. viii %. on hand o.. attend
this affair
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Changes Hands.

The Mound City hotel of this city.
changed hands yesterday. when Mrs.
Leichter disposed of it TO J. l.. Nc
Clellan. of Parkersburg. Mr.. McCIel.
ian. Will take charge at once. and will
reiurnish and renovate the building.
Mrs. L.eichter and family will leave
the twentieth OF this month for Buck
eye. Ohio. where she will spend the
summer.
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Dinner Dance.

The third dinner dance will he
given Wednesday evening. 10Th. at the
Country club. 4 number of dinner
parties have been arranged for. and
Mr.. pimmey is anticipating n good at
tendance. Music will be rendered
during the entire evening by Meister ;
orchestra.
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Illustrated Lecture.

Tuesday evening Mr.. w. :. Meek.
returned missionary from India. de-
hvered an Illustrated lecture on Life
and Work in India" which was ex-
tremely interesting and much appre-
ciated by the many people who attend
ed the affair. which was given AT the
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church
ut 1886 Eoff street.
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Musical and Literary.

Members OF the Thompson VI. =.
church will give a musical and liter
airy entertainment az the church on
the evening Of July 81. The rogram
viii consist Of vocal and Instrumental
numbers by prominent musicians Of
this city.
y silver Offering will be taken AT
the door and will be used to buy elcc.
trio fans for tho church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
About People
Movements OF individuals % s,s
From the City

Miss Louise Frazier. Of M-onnessan.
Pa who Is spending the summer on
the M~oundsville camp grounds. is the
guest OF Miss Hettie Hazlett OF North
Main street for a few days.
Miss B~crnadette Lamerty and Miss
Cliora Martin have returned 10 their
homo IN Steubenville. after a visit
with Miss Margaret Seifcrt of the
South Side.
Mr. j. n. Connors a. the South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
Want RAISE
Formulate Demands 20 Re Made az
Wage Conference m Sep
TENDER.

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. July it-Au
increase ~ wages. sanitary and more
c%ouEcnial shop conditions and . half.
holiday Saturday. with pay delivered
o. noon are demands 10 be- made hy
the National brotherhood Of Operative
Potters of manufacturing potters at O.
joint conference 10 be- held in Atlantic
CITY I'm september. \ general wage
advance. ~ Is said. viii De- asked.
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Trid To-day.

This morning a Polish priest who
VIII be called John Die. will be ar
raiGned before Mayor Williamson IN
police court. on complaint OF Mike
Demoski. who stated yesterday that
the priest had entered his place OF
business on Lafayette avenue ami
cursed and insultcd his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
INDIAN FREED.
Taft Pardons Man Who Spent 80
Years m Prison.

WNSU1NGTON. Iul, o. President
TAFT to-day reviewed thr urfInu ~
IT. sidont UaNes. iu n pardon r1sc in
1875 nud extended executive clemeurv
20 Joshua Wade a half breed Choctaw
Indian who hos spout tho past thirf,
fh' '.7rs in jail Tor o. crimo nraiuef
u woman.
t%r,s,uvnt Hayes in 1855 saved Wade
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Clutch Broken.

n speed clutch on the new
sewer digging machine became out
ol ORDER yesterday morning when an
effort was made to move the machine
ana a. the result the digging is now
delayed until the machine can be re-
paired.
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Picnic at Park.

a crowd Of young people will picnic
AT The park Thursday. complimentary
~ Miss Gertrude Dunn. of Clarksburg.
and Miss Alexia Wells. of Grafton.
There will be about 10 in the party.
and all expect 10 have a jolly time at
the beautiful resort.
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Lawn Fete.

The Opportunity Circle OF the
Vance Memorial church will hold a
lawn fete on the church lawn at
Woodsdale on Thursday evening. Ice
cream. cakes. candies and all the sea-
sons dainties will be on sale at S
o'clock. All are cordially invited &c
attend.
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Well Attended

Funeral services were held yester.
day morning over the remains of Ed
mond Hornbrook. who died Saturday
evening at his home in Graysville. of
heat prostration. The remains were
shipped 10 this city yesterday morn
ing. n the services held at 1880
o'clock In the First NJ. T.. church. Rev.
Strohman. OF Woodland. had charge
OF the services. and interment was
made In Mount Rose cemetery.
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Mrs. Wilson Robinson. sof Ncssie
St. Toledo. Ohio. writes
u feel Ike n now person. 7 have
no more heavy feelings. no more pain.
don't belch up gas.can eat most any
thing without 90 hurting me. want
to be- working all tho time. ] have
gained twenty four pounds.
People that SEQ mo ~ and saw
mo Two months nro soon astonIshed.
] tcll them Peruna did a. viii say
it is the only remedy for spring and
all other ailments"
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CATARRH
RELIEVED
BY PERUNA.
My Husband Also Uses
Peruna.

Mrs. Della
VI a 5 m
uels. whose
picture ac-
mp anics
this tesumO-
NAL and who
resides az 35S
y Condo ST.,
Upton. Ind.
writes T h g
Peruna CO..
as follows
EiEht bot
ties Of Pc
com
.pletely cured
me Of sys
tom &c ca
tarrh " SOW
cral years
rf1UuIuE ana
~ my hus
hand feels
hadl y. or
either Of us
catch cold va
o. once take
.pcruna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
MINERS TO MEET.
Big Conference of Operators and
Workmen Soon.

ELkINS. W. Va. July Il.-An i'm
portant meeting Of operators and mine
supcrintendents will be held in Elkins
on Friday. July II. Assistant Chief
Of the Department OF Mines charles
OConnc and Deputy Inspector W. b..
Plaster. ~ this district. are now in the
ncld arranging for the conference. The
purpose Of the convention * 70 discuss
mining problems as they present them
selves I'm this district with especial
reference to the late executive order
issued by chief Laing on May I. 1911,
and the general relation Of the mining
interests 10 the state mine laws.
headquarters will be at Hotel Ran
dulph and the convention will be held
in Knights OF Columbus hall.
Silas-T hear some wanderin' piano
tuner Knocked the stuffin' out Of HI
Jones2
Hank-Yaas: We know what a Teller
I'll is fer gettin' tn wurth o. his
money. WAL. he wanted III tuner to
throw in an oilin' o. tn windmill and a
repairin' o. tn mowin' machine. all fer
tn same mOney.-Chicago News.
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from hanging and committed his sem
tence to life Imprisonment. The man
Is now old and feeble and still pro-
tests his Innocence.
President Taft ordered him released
az once. The crime was alleged to
have been committed near Caddo. In
diaf Territory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-12
Bridge Club.

Tho Monday Afternoon Bridge Club
Was entertained by Mrs VIM. ". Hoi-
loway ~ her home in Leatherwood
Hiss May Schoenasenburg. Of New
York; Miss Lila Dougal and Miss Mae
Hull. Of Milton. Pa. were honor
fuests.
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\ single grain OF Indigo will color a
ton OF water.
y landowner IN Japan owns the sur
lac" and products ri 'he surface Of the
land only. al minerals under the sur
lace apportaIn not 10 him but 10 the
japanese government.
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TWELVE KILLED
tcontlnusa FROM rlr.t Paa.,

Rcadvillc. Mass. and Mary Nc
Sweeney and Nrs loretta NcCrokan
Of Philadelphia. may not survive Mrs
NCDrokln received several broken
ribs and internal injuries The wreck
will Do responsible Tor two more
deaths NJ Mrs Sarah Calabra. also Of
Philadelphia. euccumbs. for she ia
about 10 Civ" birth to % child Three
~ h"r children. AGED from OBJ to -.
we're injured. bur NOT seriously.
Machinist Goes Mad.
80 one hospital "a W 4 King. n
young m%achiuist. who recently came
10 bridgeport from Kansas CITY. and
won't CO.. Philadelphia Yesterday 10
moot George ~ Kirby. who was com
ink from Kansas CITY Although King
shows hardly % scratch. the accident
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Kline Funeral.

From the family residence n $500
Jacob street was held yesterday al
terroon the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Mary Kline. who died on Sunday af
ternoon. The services we're in charge
Of the Rev. Dr. 6. n Mcdonald. Of the
Second Presbyterian church. and
were largely attended. The inter.
ment was made at Greenwood GENE.
terry. the pallbearcrs being a. follows.
James Nichols. Samuel Nichols. John
Nichols and William Nichols. brothers.
and Charles Carson and William Nich.
OILS. nephcws Of the deceased.
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At Mozart.

Thursday evening the Mozart Vol
unteer Fire Company will give a
dance and lawn fete at Mozart Park.
The proceeds OF the AFFAIR will be
used to defray the expenses incidental
TO the conduction of the fire depart
ment Dancing will be the feature
of the evening.
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pupiIs' Recital.

The pupils OF Mrs. Belle Parker
will give their midsummer recital
"Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell. on
Fifteenth street. A we'll selected pro-
al will be rendered. much 10 the
delight of the many friends and par
ents.
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Tennis Club Dance.

The Wheeling Tennis Club gave an
other ~ their delightful dances AZ the
White Palace on Tuesday evening.
and there was a large attendance
Music was furnished by the BentfeId
orchestra.
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The English Lutheran Sunday
school picnic will take place at Rock
springs Park on Thursday. July ~.
Train leaves Pan Handle station az
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Andy Marx. Of birmingham. AIaba-
ma. II a great booster of the south
ana states that the weather in Ala
pmtnd. mas been under the 9S mark
all summer and the evenings were
cool enough for blankets. Mr.. Marx Is
not using blankets here.
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Mrs cecil johnson Will he hostess
10 = party at The Country club today.
Luncheon will be served nv Manager
Dimmey at O'Clock. - being laid
for ten.
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Leases Theatre BuiIdino

once more the Higgins building on
Lafayette avenue has beer leased and
a theatre will again be opened in the
place. Louis Paul has taken the
lease.
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The Violet Euchre Club will hold a
lawn fete on the Dimmey lawn at
Forest View on Monday evening.
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Many OF the visiting delegates went
10 the Island ball park to see the
Smok"s take the Evansville team into
camp by the score II > to 1.
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r Good old Pittsburg'' was the
signs carried by the Pittsburg dele
gates. They are great favorites in
Wheeling.
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visiting delegates and is deVotinc his
time To showing them a hot time.
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s a. m. and a good large crowd is
expected 10 20.
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Look who's here. Tom Sullivan. Of
l"uhsSt"wn, OF the Moulin Rouge
Girls. struck Wheeling Yesterday
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Child Buried.

The funeral Of benjamin. infant son
OF Mr. n Mrs. samuel ~TIalpvn.
whose death occurred Monday. was
held yesterday afternoon from the
Residence ~ Mrs. Rosa Lashorn. on
East Twnty-ninth street. Rev. Father
Flanagan offciatcd. and the interment
was made AZ Nj. Zion cemetery.
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Drl.rs for rnl Wh,.Irr made
.."ri's ha.' Hren placed Dol. th. cana
.Ifu dsfsstffa
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Dan kiley. Of Providence. chairman
OF IN" press committee. is distributing
oyster shell souvenirs.
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F~ooTLloHr NOTES.

During the parade yesterday Tom
LcrouH would not trade places with
President Taft
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APPLY POSLAM
III ST ONE NIGHT

The simple test will enable any
one 20 undci stand the marvellous
merit through which POSLAM