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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
MREYNoLDs CASE GOES OVER.
Continuance Granted In Damage suit
Against Haskell

Special 20 the World
Guthrie, Okla jan 10 attorneys
representing both plaintiffs and de-
fendant reached an agreement today
for a continuance In the eases of Scott
McReynolds Of Brooklyn y. Y. vs..
Ex-Governor Haskell, aud Of Attor-
neys Bailey and Bailey of Ottawa,
ohio. vs. Haskell, which are set for
trial IN the United states circuit court
hero Monday, Judge Cotteral has
thus far declined to grant the contln-
uance Attorneys for Cornelius s
Loder VS.. Haskell, to recover $4,000
alleged TO be due the Illinois Steel
Company, from Haskell. state today
they will demand a trial of the case
when II IL called Monday McRcy-
nolds Is suing for damages for false
arrest and the Baileys for attorney
fees.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
Rig Class Taking ConsIstory.

Special 20 the World.
Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 19.-Col. VIII
liam Busby, Of McAiester, as sover-
eien general, Is presiding at the Scot
tish Rite mid-wlnter reunion here
commencing Yesterday, and I'm session
until Thursday night The degrees
from the fourth 10 the fourteenth were
mounted yesterday, and at night the
students OF the Oklahoma Christian
University OF Enid staged a very In
teresting play.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
LEG FRACTURED BY log.
J. W. rotts ID Hospital as Result Of
Accident.

j. w Potts, living about ten miles
east OF Tulsl, suffered fractured
lett leg yesterday afternoon while
working around sawmlll. 4 heavy
,og rolled upon Mr.. Potts left leg,
iracturng It several inches below the
knee joint. IIo was removed to the
Tulsa hospital for surgical attention.
Owing to tho seriousness OF the frac-
ture II Is doubtful II his leg can be
saved, as an amputatlon may DO nee
essary to save the limb.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
Mcmnrlnr 20 congrcss.

Special 10 the world
Oklahoma city, Okla. Jan, IA
house concurrent resolution by Rep-
rcsentatlve Leftwlch OF Comanche
passed the senate Thursday memo
rializlnS congress TO enact legislation
to protect the states having state wide
prohibition by knitting the issuance OF
international revenue tax licenses to
wet territory and modifying the In
terstate commerce laws Tho memo-
rial was recommended by Governor
Haskell In his final meSaS~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
is 4 GOOD HOG COUNTRY.
Agricultural Commissioner Says East
ern Oklahoma Is the Place.

Special 20 the World.
Vlnita, Okla. Jan. 1s.-H. NJ. Cot
trell. agricultural commissioner for
the Rock Island and one Of the best
Informed men in the West relative TO
agriculture and live stock raising, aft
or an inspection Of considerable por-
tlon Of Eastern oklahoma. says that II
is in every way suited TO the raising
Of hogs for the market, particularly In
the cut-oyer regions, localities where
the timber has been removed,
II Is the commissioner opinion that
hogs IN that region can be pastured
on peanuts and topped on corn. Just as
In Virginia, whore the world famous
"Smlthfeld hams" are produced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
REED is GIVEN COMMISSION.
Hadley Acts on Advice OF Attorney
General Mayor.

BY Associated PresA
Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. ia.--Gov-
ernor Hadley today issued commits
sion to James A. Reed OF Kansas CITY.
yesterday elected United States sena-
tor by the legislature. He did so upon
the advice Of Attorney General Major.
That the state statute requiring cleo
tion expense accounts to bo filed with
the secretary Of state did not apply
in the case Of a new senator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
More Land For Haskell.

Special 10 the World.
oklahoma city Okla, Jan. 19,-
Representatives Gillespie of Tulsa
and James of Guymon introduced
bill in the house Thursday apprO-
priatng s6.4OO to purchase so acres
Of additional hand each for agricultu-
raj schools at Broken Arrow and
Goodwell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
IMPLEMENT MEN ELECT.
Annual Association Honors Oklaho-
man ns Vice. President.

By Associated Press
Knnsas city. Jan. 30. c. Coch-
ran, Of Plainsville. Kan. was elected
president and Harry Mead. Of Ninlta,
Oklaho. vice president Of the Western
Retail Implement and Vehicle Deal
ers Association at today's session Of
that body
The following new directors were
elected
W n Osbern, Gallntin. Mo; ]. II.
Taylor, Columbia Mo-; q w, COL
Inns, Bellville. Kan; =. Westnoc0tt,
Hutchinson. Kan,
Directors who held over: G. r..
Miller, 1T. Scott Kan; Il. G, Hood,
Plttsburg, Kan; II. B. skinner,
Braymer Mo; W, NJ, ylckery, Black
well, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
PASSENGER TRAIN HITS COW.
-Four Injured When Rock Island Train
Il Derailcd.

~ NH0VTTHTFW T-TVHT-
Monroe. okla, Jan. f9.-Four per-
sons were injured, one seriously, here
late this afternoon when a Rock Is
land passenger train struck a COW
The engine deraIled and j l.. Curry
engineer, was badly scnlded Two
passengers and the fireman were
slightly hurt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20

SUocIHT 70 Ihe World.
Oklahoma city, Okla. Jan, 10
John Il. williams OF Hobart, chair
man Of Governor Lee Cruces cam
paign committee. was elected secre-
tary OF the school board commission
Thursday TO succeed Samuel W. Stone
or Duront. Williams VIII take office
rebruay I The place carries SAL
ary Of $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
THE WEATHER.

ny Associated Pre1
Washington. Jan. ta--Oklahoma.
generally fair Friday ana Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-20
r,ocAI, wEATHER YEsrERpAy

OR II ~ Hutchinson. 0bseryer.)
Temperature: Maximum, 40 minimum,
39 wind from the south. cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
SCHOOL GIRL
FAIR CAPTIVE
OF DENTIST
Jessie Mcdonald Prisoner Fifteen
Months in Dentists Sunless
Back Office.
PARENT LEADS UPROAR
AT PRISONERS HEARING
Aimed Blow at Dentists Head m
He Was Hurried Behind
the Bars to Safety.

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal. Aug. 81.
DIR. A w. McDavitt. a dentist
charged with a statutory offense fol.
lowing the alleged Imprisonment for
fifteen months in his Office here of
Jessie Mcdonald, a high school Riri.
was held to answer before the Supe-
rior Court to-day.
Heavily guarded by armed deputy
sheriffs, DR.. McDavitt was brought
into court from the Jail at Riverside.
twelve miles from here, where he had
been secretly kept for two weeks TO
prevent and expected demonstration
against him.
Miss Mcdonald testified that for
ten months, while immured in a little
room next to the dentists Office. she
did not get a glimpse of daylight
Ihe blinds OF her windows always
were drawn. For days at a time. she
said, she was without food.
When court adjourned today p. Nc.
Donald. father OF the girl, rushed az
the prisoner. Deputies prevented him
landing the blow aimed at McDay.
tits head. In an instant the court
room was in an uproar. but the depu.
ties hurried McDavitt out of the room
and away before the demonstration
took serious form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01

BOSTON-Chas W. GIddon claims
the championship Of the United states
FOR corn eating. consuming fS cars
ia an hour and 90 minutes
OXFORD. Conn Clifford % uaw.
ley. an oxford farmer. with bis d.
established a snake klune record. cv.
terminating a. blacksnakrs in seven
hours Their total icnrth was $50
feet
WILKES BARRE. ga when Nike
skitis found ont there were five aces
in the dcck hc fatally shot Alex Hur.
bay and Vim pctroskef. his oneo-
uenfr
JERSEY = CITY Thomas Parker.
AGED three. was arrested here today
on fhc charge ~ stone THROWING pro-
fcrrcd hy Joseph U uiumonthal Two
other older brothers uere aiso or
rested
CHiASSO. Switzerland In Tho
week commencing August COB. Iaif r..
ports 1885 cholera cases and SOB
deaths
kAMKAR. Ia -Two Mormon elders
uho undertook fo make Addresses
hfre were drummcd out of town br
women with d.shpans and other
kltchcn utensils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

WAt KEGAN. 3D. -. An alleged
Chinese "h.ehbinder" chow Foo Hun.
charged with having murdered Lee
Nip Wins. and fatally wounding Moy
Uous Tong in the TonE war at Chi
Caro. was arrested here to-day
TRENTON. S. Trolley service
ir Trenton is practically at stand
sfIi f1uiEht. due to the heavy rain
flu of fho last three days Tho com
r1uva power house ID flooded
UETHElIEM. ia This section
vas swept during the past few DAYS
Do. one of Tho heaviest rain storms In
fIr history of The older citizens
NrarIr three inches fou today
CIARKsV1ILE. Art Three men
urre kued and % received minor in.
'ur.ea in a pool room fEhf at Montana.
RI coal camp near here. early to-day
DETROIT ryrus Eat mond cobb.
hII PLAYER cNfraordinary. VAS found
mTff of epeedInr his automobile
rhrr Hrrfiers1 before Justice Ran.
fn'rh TODAY. Sentence WIS sus.
r.rdcf
AMHERST O Dana smith. arc,i
90. farmer. swallowed his tongue
anf choted to death before 90 could
be removed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
DANISH ALL
MIDDLEMEN
Farmers Declare They and Public
Are Muleted by the
Agent.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Sixty Penn.
sylvania farmers. representing g.. 500
uilers OF the soil OF that STAKE. to-day
called upon Mayor Gaynor ana ex.
plained 10 him why they believed that
the unnecessary middleman" should
be done away with. and the products
or the ground handled directly from
the farmer to the consumer. The
delegation Is here for the purpose OF
working out a cooperative scheme
whereby this may be accomplished.
Patrick Egan. former minister to
chile. as chief spokesman. presented
figures 20 show why the farmer gets
so little and the consumer pays so
much. lie declared that the farmers
and consumers have been "mulcted"
and In proof OF this continued:
1 have but 10 state that the pota-
toes for which consumers paid S6O..
100000 last year. netted our farmers
less than $500, 900. Cabbages which
sold in this city for S9.125. 900 brought
the farmer s1.sOO.OOO. and milk which
sold 70 consumers for from s4s. .OOO. .OcO
to $49.OOO.O0O. brought the farmers
5000. .OOO.-
Mayor Gaynor made a brief speech
10 the delegation. speaking OF over
production OF gold. as causing higher
prices and also attacked "favoritism"
In railroad freight rates as zone OF the
most damnable things ever attempt.
ed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
Tyler County SheriffS
Are Short i'm Accounts
Ex- Sheriff Shriver and Sheriff Iono
Both Heavily Indebted to
the County.
AUDIT DIscLosEs
MANY DISCREPANCIES
ES- Sheriff Shriver Found TO ov, .b.
County Over Nine Thousand
Dollars.

MlDDI-EBOURNE. W. Va. Aug 81
Only few days ago the state tag
commissioner. Fred O. Blue, presented
copy Of the audit Of the accounts
of County Clerk Duty to be Indebted
to Tyler county the sum OF sgO7g e3
now the tax commissioner follows the
ming OF that report with "A report OF
July !. 1905 20 December 3I. 1909 ex-
ccpt payments To Sheriff Will Il. Long
lut audlt OF the accounts OF Ex-S -Sher-
ift u. u. Shriver covering his term
i"r boarding prisoners which are
audlted 20 september 30. 1910. The
report Is confined To the sherifrs
settlement made in 1906. 1907. 1eOS
ana 1909 FOR the taxes OF 1905 1906
1907 and 1905. also payments made to
%" sheriff from the Tyler county
Treasury.
The finding against Ex- Sheriff
Shrivor is StIi4.2O. ot which S3.s93.34
goes To the county. and Sf20 Sc 10 the
state. The finding against the pres
cnt sheriff. VIII r. Long. IL s7sO.53.
In addition TO these amounts there
is an additional sum Of Si76.5O against
Mr.. Long that is held subject TO ad-
judication by the courts. and against
EN-Sheriff Shriver the sum Of $685.
%. representing discounts. for which
no finding IL made and which Is left
open in all audits until the question
haS been decided 10y the supreme
court az appeals
Makes Partial Payment
At this time. however. Afr. Shriver
docs not owe sft142O as the finding
~ the audit shows. After the audi
tors had completed their work and
th" report was made up hut not yet
hled Lr. Shriver. on August p. ap-
ponred before the tax commission and
turned over S2.3S1.49 for the county
and 500 20 for the state lie selected
the items hc desired 20 pay az that
time and the auditors apportioned thu
sums among the various funds AT
the present time. therefore. Mr.. Shri-
'cr owes but Si.636.5I. of which S24Gs
is due tho state
The audits thus FAR made In TYLER
county and reported 20 the county
court and prosecuting attorney show
u total finding of Si3 3.96Sa6.
Tho largest discrcpancies in the az
fairs of sheriff Shrlver were found
iu the 1906 tax books 81 the 1907 set
ti,mcuf The discrepancies consisted
Continued on Third PagsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
WAR RUMORS.
FILL FRANCE
WHOLE COUNTRY IN SUSPENSE
OVER GERMAN STAND.
eelgiars Still Continue Activity in
Fortiifying the Belgium Frontier.


PARIS. AUG. 3f.-Trance still re-
mains in state cf suspense over the
outcome Of tho u .g,tiatioHs between
France and Germany. relative TO Mo-
rocco. while in Official circles an op-
timistic attitude is maintained. that
the negotiations which are ~ ~ re-
sumcd shortly. will lead to d Aitisfac-
tory settlement there is certain
anxiety among the people over the
possibility of e. rupture and the con-
sequences 90 such O. result are the
subject OF much discussion.
BRTSSELI.S. AUG. ai-Tho Hcl>
gian government continues actively
'rr1gri iu. cpnpl-tiur the armament
of fl fh" rsrrisrus ON IN. g rman
and French borders Several trains
h4N" been dispatched with ammuul-
tion and ruus from tho Iicr. arsenal
90 Namur. Ii'ge ana Nrrvicrs. All the
forts are being Inspected
The Belgian newspapers explain the
activity hy the statement that the
talk 1l European hnstilitios has awak-
oucd the Belgian war ministry to tho
unprepar"d condition ~ d." Bclcian
army and dcfouses.
EERLIN. Aug ai-The Moroccan
situation. with the return ~ 81 cam
bon the French ambassador. carry
ing fresh Instructions from the French
government. this evening enters upon
"A new stage. which % IS hoped IN all
quarters viii he decisive. Herr Won
Kid'rlcn Naechtcr. the foreirn sec
rctrrr and chancellor Won Hcfhman-
Iioiiwec. who arc both in Berlin. con-
ferrod ~ length during fho COURSE uf
th. duF.
u is understood. that tho German
EoNcrnmert ia already in possession
along broad lines CO.. tho French View
point and the general proposals -
France with reference Co safeguard
ihE Germany commercial interests in
Morocco arc regarded as satisfactory.
but the settlement ~ details ls come
pliDttcd Pos the compensation 0u.s-
tinn. This probably viii entail o. pro-
lonrcd discussion. ft has mot -.t
been decided when the German and
French diplomats will next meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01

CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE
Va, Aug. 31.-IIenry Clay Beattie. Jr..
indicted for the murder OF his wife.
sobbed like a child today when his
grayhaired father. i'm a low. tremulous
voice. told OF the domestic felicity OF
his son and the slain woman. Louise
Owen Beattie. II was the first time
that the stoical calm Of the prisoners 5
countenance had given way during
the trial. The testimony of the father
IN behalf of his son came as the dra-
matte close OF long days battle By
the defense against the evidence
heaped up by the prosecution. To.
morrow the accused himself will 90
on the stand. and the defense will
rest its case.
Battering constantly against the
testimony OF Paul Beattie. cousin OF
the prisoner. as to the purchase OF the
gun. his delivery OF il 10 Henry and
his subsequent conversations with the
accused. the defense introduced sev-
eral witnesses To cast doubt upon the
yeracity OF Paul.
1t emphasized that point when il
produced David u. Beattie. Paurs
~ anu AhNAIfls anu NlAf.it Ol fltUIN. " no
testified that Paul's character was not
good. II was another intense period
in the trial. for. with apparent regret.
the aged man told Of his grandson's
Shortcomings. The most surprising
refutation Of the day against Paul's
testimony came when Ernest n Neb-
lit said that on Sunday. July l6. hc
saw Paul Beattie on the bridge. where
he worked, handling a single barreled
shot gun. Paul had maintained ever
since the coroners inquest that he
disposed OF the shotgun the same day
he bought IT, Saturday. July l.. hy
giving il 70 Henry subsequently, the
defense brought many Witnesses 10
tell Of Mr.. Nebltts good character.
and brought others TO attack PauTs
yeracIty.
Question Psurs Veracity
+. ~ Lewis. an cmp'oye of the Beat.
Tie store In South Richmond de-.
clared that people spoke OF Paul Beat
tie "as the biggest liar in town"
Henry Clay Ecattie. Sr father of
the accused. was iuforr0gafnd for an
hour just before court adjourned for
The day As he stepped 20 the witness
stand. the prisoners FAC" flushed.
The white haired wan. hi- face deep.
" wrinkied and pale spoke 900 voice
scarcely above h.sprr. Counsel
leaned forward over fhr bench fD
listen fO him &c. talked with great
effort rrure- -.rs ru ever q. current
emotion lis .lid or how bus 'f. nad
been ssddened by Tho doafh OF .pmn
Of his children. how Henry in ris BOZ
fancy had hcen neglected because
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
PEANUT R0ASTER
BURSTS IN CROWD
Two May Die From Injuries Received
From Flying Portion OF the
Machine

NEW ARK, -. Aug. 3l.-Two per-
sons were fatally injured and the lives
Of dozens of others were pvt iu peril
today when "a peanut roastcr. which
was being operated az prominent
intersection Of streets exploded and
scattered fragments Of tho machine
over short distance OF two city
blocks. Edward Grady. 90 ma hVlist.
Wh" was walking on tho street A
hl"ck away. had his head practically
splt open. when d" was struck by tho
ii>inG cylinderhcad PHYSICIANS ray
hc Will not survive the uirhf GUs
irititp. Greek who owned tho ma
chine. was also badly manrI.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
LISBON. o.. Aug. 3l-Lyman II.
Miller and Lemuel johnson. promi.
nent business men OF this city. are
under 5000 and $500 bonds respective
ly. for their appearance before the
grand juries OF Mahoning and Colurn-
Diana counties. as a sequel to the
sensational scandal in which Mar.
garet Holiday. Il. daughter of Mrs.
Emma Holiday. IS the central figure.
Miller and Johnson were taken into
custody on information filed by the
mother before Justices Il. O. Keeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01

and \. p. Nanfieet. OF Youngstown
and Leetonia.
Miller is charged with furnishing
liquor to Margaret Holiday in wine
room in Youngstown. for immoral
purposes. An allegation OF having
made lewd and licentious nude photo
graphs of the girl and to have ex-
hibited them to divers persons. is
charged against Johnson. II is main.
tained that the story OF the mother
demanding $1,000 from each of the
men implicated is said TO be untrue.
" is announced prosecution would be
pushed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
Geidel Jury Fails
TO Reach a Verdict
Out Until Late Hour Then Ask for
Instructions on DEGREES Of Murder

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-The life OF
Paul Gcidcl the l. year old bell boy.
hangs ia the balance. The twelve
men who have been trying hin on "A
charge Of numbering William Jack
son. the aged Wall street broker. a
month ago. falling 10 reach "a verdict
UP To- la:e hour tonight. after hay
ing been locked up since three o'clock
this aiternoon and were locked up for
IN" NIGHT. with Instructions To report
ia Tia morning.
tn" difficulty of the problem which
confronted the jury was made plain
at o'clock. when. after six hours OF
d'hHcrati"n. they asked the court Tor
uf'hvr instructions REGARDING the diff
f'reut degrees 81 murder
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
WATSON CONVERT
Huntington Advertiser Comes Over
To the Support Of the Silent
Boss"

FIIHt7nE'In y. Va. NIr- 81 Thr
mos. s'nsafioual event of recent date
iu stat" politics iu this section was
tn' conversion Of the Huntington td-
t'rtisrr O." wisconsin When WAIT
SON was o. caucus ,Iud.dat. th. Nd
N"rfi-rr Was bitter BOO its opposition
and rI- emphatic. .rrii.s. and
'irrIut ir i.. criticism Yesterday.
however. ti. tid" changed arl tno
paper a't"''d almost column sGI-
fnfitIl tp Endorsement OF kt.t..r and
"pudprm.rf of hIF takes 10 b.
said thf' tn. llu'.i.iI I..d,r i4 ALSO
SHOW Irr 90 proc Watson fnr. arI viii
tk.lN '.W. irtn OBJ. Watson Inrt
wagon. Throughout ft. 500. Watson
uti- .i"nlrl's ar. al-. pr.f.h.n. liar
fInn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
S0BS SHAKE
PRISONER
When Aged Father Protests on
Stand That His Son Is
Innocent of the Crime.
ATTACK THE TALE
OF PAUL BEATTIE.
Defense Bitterly Assail Character
and Veracity of Cousin
of the Accused.
NO INSANITY PLEA
FOR HENRY BEATTIE.

CHESTERFIELD COURT
HOUSE. Va. Aug. 31.-Harry
NJ. Smith. Jr.. counsel for Beat
tie. today put an end to rumors
that ultimately insanity would
be offered as a defense for the
prisoner by making a definite
announcement that under no
circumstances would such a
plea be entered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
THE WEATHER.
wAsHruorou

WAS aMnN TOM
AuE an rorscant
Waef vtrrinfa
Slightly warner anf
generally fair -
frfr saturday far
warmer
Wsafrrr rrurar1-
rrufa rnfr Friday
ard SATURDAY, siow
iy risluE tsuspsra
turss li9ht 80 mnd
crate uartanls wir fa
ohin=Ealr nnl
warmer rrtdav So
urdav fair mrht tn
mofsruts VARIABLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-01
AUTO INJUR ES SIX
One May Die As Result Of Car Turn.
Ing Turtle az Dayton.

DAYTON. O.. Aug. 31-walter Fin
frock. 25. is dying I'm a local hospital
and five othsr persons are suffering
Injuries as a result of an automobile
accident near here to-day. Tho others
IN the car were Frank /. Knadler.
p; Miss Hazel Dewitt. Mrs. Finfrock
and Miss Gertrude Nelson. In avoid
ing frightened horse. Knadler
swerved into the ditch. overturung
the machine