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The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

Before he is formally elected Speaker
| Of the House next winter. Champ Clarl
| may have to yield to the demands o
his friends that he make an aff1davit
with red seal and blue ribbon attached
| setting forth whether he did or did moi
know the facts about the six-tOed Indian
The six-toed Indian is seated on his
launches looking gloomily over toward
| the Senate wing. in a large painting
entitled THE Baptism of Pocahontas.'
in the space beneath the dome of the
Capitol. His right foot is regulation
| five-toed affair, but the left foot has
an extra toe.
Champ Clark, historian and scholar
arose in the House one day to make q
few remarks about Republican extrav-
agance, and cited the painting con-
tanning the six-toed Indian as an ex-
ample. The picture was bought during
Republican administration. it seems
and the MissOurian said that it was an
outrage for the government to be i'm
posed upon by some artist so careless
as to lose track of the number of toes
he painted on an Indians foot.
WhereupOn a Republican member in
terrupted 20 point out to Historian Clark
that there lived in Virginia at the time
of Pocahontas a tribe of Indians noted
for having an extra toe on the left foot.
Clark said that he knew it all along
but was just springing quiet little bit
of humor in his own way. And he had
his speech all corrected for the Record,
lest folks back home might take his
jest seriously.
Ever since then il has been a moOted
question as to whether the next Speaker
really knew the truth about the six-toed
Indians, or thought that the painting
had been done by some careless artist
Of the sort that decorate the sides Of
ice wagons. saloon mirrors, and such
places.
Just oy way of noting the onward
march OF civilization, it may be remarked
that Indian chiefs are not always select
ed in connection with a savage, half
nude dance about a tribal fire. Senator
Robert l.. Owen. the half Indian states
man from Oklahoma. once bought a
newspaper and edited ii for a few
months solely for the purpose OF boom.
ing the candidacy of a friend Of his for
chief of the Cherokee Nation. At the
successful close of his newspaper cam
paiSn among the Indians. owen sold his
paper and has not been active in Journal
ism since.
representative VI. Il. Denver of the
SiNth Ohio district, is mistaken occa-
sionally for Senator La Toilette. Both
wear their hair pompadour. and there is
a decided similarity in their faces.
Now that he's been elected United
States Senator. and reached a goal that
for many men marks the height OF
worldly ambition. Miles PoindeXter. the
Washington insurS"nt. is free to say
ttrit he'd rather be a successful farmer
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

cover up the wrong-doing of officers,
and with the shameful system which
no commissioner as yet has been able
to overcome 1t may be, after all, that
the New Workers are not unjustly harsh
in their opinions of the police Enact
and enforce statutes behind which neg
ligence, favoritism, unequal enforcement
of the law and similar ills cannot be
sheltered. and New York will have a
force which it can rightfully praise.
We turn from New York to Washing
ton with some satisfaction. Here, at
least, is a police force against which no
serious indictment can be brought.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07
Barrel OF Balxac Letters.

FnOFn the IndeTfndeht-
The French Academy has received from
the Comte de Lovenjoul a priceless COL
lection of letters written by Balzac. The
story Of his acquisition Of these letters
is as follows: One day he saw a cobbler
light his pipe with a twisted letter. The
ink on the paper thereof was faded, but
the handwriting interested the collector.
He had recognized the great novelist's
script. and straightway bought the letter
for a napoleon. The cobbler then in
formed the count that he had bought a
barrel Of these letters as waste paper,
which he used for wrapping shoes when
he was not nighting his pipe. And that
is the history Of the academys Balzac
Letters, fOnds Lovenjoul.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07
UNKNOWN FACTS ABOUT wELLKNowN PEOPLE.

studied painting In Spain for
entedn mum
TOM LAWSON
the Party"
REV H. authority sanscr has
trans English
FORTUNE Formerly the dry goods
.gs bushes In
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

Southern merchants. we hear. win pro-
test against the Introduction OF the par
GELS post. And yet it has proved a sue
cess in every nation where it has been
tried. and it is sure to fill a long-felt
want in the South especially
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07
An OvePsight.

From the Cincinnati TimssStaf.
1t remained for lawyer 20 select the
twenty-one most beautiful words In the
English language and thereby win q
prise. II may occasion some surprise to
note that neither '.fee" nor ''rota1ner'
appears a his MT
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

Suffrasettes are making headway. sure
enough. 1t is automatically reported tha.
a Colorado woman has received one vote
as candidate for the United States
Senate
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

In Washington State women have ac-
quilted themselves finely as jurors. Why
not try one of them at least as Judge
Men judges have not brought about the
millennium.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07
A LITTLE NONSENSE,
A GRAPHoPHONE RECORD.

"HAPHOFHONE RECORD.
He bought it for a song
And when tho evening came
Before a laughing throne
Essayed to play the same
He bought 1t for a song
But when it gave a screech
And madly whirled along,
He found 1t was a speech.
willing to Try.
Don't you think you could learn to
love me?"
well. I might. I once learned to like
spinach" said the girl.
The Prevailing Fads.
Life is not all beer and skittles."
mo: good part of it is devoted to
afternoon tea and bridge
The Standard Seller.
Haven't you anything but chocolate -
demanded the customer.
I'VE have not" replied the druggist.
I'VE serve chocolate in every style, but
Serious Business.
To guard against mistake or flaw,
We now opine.
You'd better have a lawyer draw
Your valentine.
From Week to Week.
You take good many magazines"
Six
THAT beats my capacity. 1 can't carry
over four sets Of serial stories in my
head"
The Language Of Love.
You appear to be greatly interested
in your daughters love affair"
Il am so."~said the professor. IT have
been listening intently for some time
now, and that young fellow seems to
have a vocabulary of only eight or nine
words. I intend to write monograph
on the subject"
Ready for It.
II want q dozen Of eggs"
You haven't bought any eggs for sew
@al days now, Af. Housekeep."
II knew I haven't How much have
they gone up1'
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

= man who found a diamond-studded
golden horseshoe sold it for enough to
pay off the mortgage on his home Horse
shoes ALWAYS bring good luck
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

Thirty Kansas banks have been robbed
during the past three months by per-
sons mot connected with the institution. >"
Isn't that case for Senator Aldrich,
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

The situation in Adams County. Ohio.
after all, is not AS bad as We were led
10 believe. Only one-third OF the citizens
have been indicted
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

A now fashion paper issued at Paris
declares that the President OF the repub-
lie is the only Frenchman justified in
wearing dress suit at any hour OF the
day.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

Why is it that when you start TO cross
a street nearly all the automobiles in
town are hurrying toward you?
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

Would the late Horace Greeley know
the West, of which he was so fond, If
he saw it to-day?
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

A Federal Judge has decided that a
seaman is not a laborer Has the learned
judge ever taken a sea voyage?
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07
Mark Twain's Frog Story.
iitor The WASHINGTON Herald.

Editor The Washington Herald:
The Literary Digest quotes an article
from The Washington Herald concern
ing Mark Twain's story of THE Jump
ing Frog" which article does the great
humorist an injustice in SO far as it i'm
plies that the story exists in the ancient
Greek. If it really existed there, no one
would doubt that Mark Twain appropri-
ated it from that source. In fact, the
Greek writer" in question was Prof.
Sidgwick. who made up an exercise
for his Greek Prose Composition from
the frog story. and wrote Key for
his book, in which key. page Il. is to
be found the Greek which was mistaken
by some for ancient Greek. though it
is not without marks Of modernity. None
Of Sidgwick's exercises are taken from
Greek authors. and he himself published
a statement that he took the story from
Mark Twain. MILTON W. HUMPHREYS.
University Of Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

There may be trustworthy trusts. but
If there are, the people seem afraid to
trust them.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

An aeroplane now has carried eight
passengers. Straphangers next.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

From the I1ttstur- Dispatch.
American churches are importing pas
tors from Europe and a Berlin hotel man
is engaging New York bartenders. Thus
the balance of trade is preserved.
From the Rochester Post Eyrr.xs
Extract from a private letter by a vet
eran Democrat, aged seventy-seven: The
Democrats of Albany have been in the
bread line so long that they act like can
nibals.''
From the Philadelphia North American.
An upright citizen. a master jurist. a
diplomat unsurpassed in our generation.
broad. deep thinker and a sincere
lover of the country that he has served
SO well. the mentality and temperament
of Elihu Root command his approval of
the most grievOus wrongs of our present
civiliza uon-the dominance of special pri-
viIege and submission to vested evils.
Admired by all the people. he never
can become their leader
From the New York Tribune.
New Orleans still claims to he the
logical point for a Panama Canal eX-
position. But logic seems to have got
the worst of it in the tussle with prac-
tical convenience
From the Milwaukee Sentirel.
An extra session for the sole purpose
of considering this Canadian agreement
is about the right kind of club to
hold over them. The agreement can
not be changed. 1t must stand or fall
as it is.
Frum the KansEs City Star.
II is said that some OF the progress
sives will join with the high tariff men
of New England in opposing the reci-
procity programme. This is scarcely dis
cernible, for it is contrary to the attitude
of the progressives in the tariff session.
From the Cleveland LEADER.
The Aldrich plan will at east tend
to center discussion upon a definite
scheme of national finance. and it ought
to hasten the ripening OF popular SEN
timent.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel
That sterling patriot. Robert NJ. La Fol-
lette, evidently is bent on getting all
the patronage that is coming to him.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07
POLITICAL COMMENT.

From the PittshurS Dispatch.
American churches are importing pas
tors from Europe and a Berlin hotel man
is engaging New York bartenders. Thus
the balance of trade is preserved.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07
Ready for II.

II want doxen Of eggs"
You haven't bought any eggs for SOW
@al days now. Nr. Housekeep."
Il knew ! haven't How much have
they cone upr'
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

From the Rochester Post Eyrrss
Extract from a private letter by vet
eran Democrat, aged seventy-seven: TIN
Democrats of Albany have been in tn
bread line so long that they act like can
nibals.'
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

From the Ncw York Tribune.
New Orleans still claims to he the
logical point for a Panama Canal eX-
position But logic seems TO have got
the worst of it in the tussle with prac-
tical convenience.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-07

From the Milwaukee Sentinel.
That sterling patriot. Robert NJ. La Fol-
lette, evidently is bent on getting all
the patronage that is coming to him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
Ten Reasons Why
You should Send For Brooks /.
Rupture Appliance.

NJ 10 absolutely the oniv Ami.
auc- Of ne ss-,.i on The mArkst tod,
ard IN it sre embodied the FrfartpIa.
tnat inventors have sought after ~
N~srE
The Appliance for retaining th.
rurfur~ cannot 10 throSu our % poe
flur
H.inE an ar cushion % soft rub
hsr ltk CilnEs closely 90 TIE boty rst
never blfsfrrs 90 causes ifrttAtlon.
Unlike to ordinary ro-csiied pads
us~d in other trusses. ~ - not curnh.r-
some or uuEnlniy
6 n ~ small soft ard piiahl. AMI
positively 0snnot he detected thro4s
tr- clothing
The soft. pii.hi. bands hcidins ~
Apritanr~ So not giNe one the unpleasant
-@n-atlon - Wsaring a harness
There - nothing about ~ 90 &C.
fool ana wn~n "a becomes rol,ed IA csr
.~ washed Without iniurins "a IN ne
east
There are no metal springs In 80.
Appiifnce to torture on. by cuttinE ana
hrui-inE the flesh.
NJ ~ the material 81 which the
Appliance are made u % the very %.
that money cant buy. making ~ a durs-
no and Saf~ Appliance 60 wear
10 NJ reputation Tor honestV AuH
fair DEALING IL 50 Thoroughly estahlish~f
hf an experience Of - ~ thirty year- %
ealing SIN the public. and my prices
ere 30 reasonable. my tearm- 80 FAR.
mat there certainly should he no hes'-
fancy 10 sendins free coupon today
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REo9zN FIGHT
FOR ESTATE
ssssn rs~ Claimant. rurs W wa
wiz Es;sr Claims fer asn,
Estate


-..- Daspa'rh - ffs frfsIfz~rf~r
-oooN. Oct. li-ThursdaV % this
k Judge y p Billinksley viii
s'ss another session % r~feres =
GOVT when be win take up the claims
~ me nss claimants 10 the asiat. o.
ne late General Reilly 50 far here
seven nss claims On he LIST bot
pefore the time comes around Tor tho
ns@nng there may De several more
On The Hat. So long as this case T.
hs'h open Just that long Nili some
person be looming 1p sho vii enter
WIN a claim of r~iationship % the
'A'r general u II hoped ~ all m.
tsrested that The matter can b.. closed
70 far IA tho referees court 10 con
esrnsd az the October msetinE % The
circuit court. With the exception o.
me case Of Peter Reilly. =, al. no
new Claims have come before Referee
biihnksiey which have made a case
70 compete In any way sifh those
siresdy before the court and 10 IL no,
nkeiy that any OF the new ones Viii
40 much damage 10 any % the original
cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12

MIS- William Mccormack and son
,seorse, OF Pleasant Valley. left FOR Los
ANGELES. cal. yesterday where they Will
send several months as the guests OF
relatives.
Mrs. John Bowman IT, confined TO her
home IN GreEgsvilie BY an attack OF
Contractor J. ~ West OF EaSwooi
VIII start work this morning on pairftur
hitnu.ey' pool room 81 EdEinEt0n Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. otto Emmert. who nave
zen Visiting his parents. AR and Mrs.
leave this week FOR Cleveland. a. wberc
thsy VIII spend the winter
Miss Nellie Brand H. 900 AZ her home
on Maple Avenue. W0odlawu
TIE suburban 500 club viii be enter
famed fnls afternoon by Mrs Fred 4
cowl AZ Ter home IN Gienwood
Miss Marie Had0rn. OF Greggsvilie. Is
suffering with Al attack Of fouafilffH
The weekly session OF the FIrvooH
camp. Modern Moodmen OF Amerira ~ NJ
De- held in the EdEwOod conuelf chamber
This evening
I've Octobcr meeting 81 the Woman.
Home and FOREIGN Missionary Socft.v
or the vance Memorial church viii -
held this Afternoon a. 2 90 o'clock. n fte
~. business ~ an important nature
VIII be transacted
The EdEWood Volunteer Fire gornr.r,,
has purchased twelve fIarrnarf.s .-1ffs
cnn-istinE ~ hood. cost and hoofs. Ia b.
used - The members in case ~ fire
ALERT faull has been chosen 10 ren-
resent the Vance Memorial rhurtb -
" oodsdaie - lay delegate A. re s,.-,.t
~ the Presby fertan church. ufrfes -
rsree iu Charleston on Tnurafar o.
her - Rev. n n Potter. the raaf.- .
the churoh. win attend ~
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number 90 Berwuod football fans
viii attend the Wheelinz-Hlgh Cathedral
same 60 be played ln Wheeling to-day
TIE nrst regular ray af tho Riverside
mill VIII be made to-day
Pete Speer. who was arrested on
drank and disorderiy charge was incl
nve and cots iu police court yesterday
william Policy. vino d. attending
school 40 MorRantown. returned home
yesterday Tor r. short visit Win his
mother on Main street
Lodge 80. e. o. a. w held
meeting last night. and several matters
- iuporfarce we've disposed ~
Mrs william Noife o. in a very rarf-
Oh condition - her home on Third
street a. the result - injuries sustained
Monday morning while iffiuE tub fuIf
- clothing The attending phvalrIaur
are ~ the opinion mat rha was injured
internally but are awaiting further de-
feinrmrrfa before recount sTIdira an
operation. NrH. Noife ia fhe VIE ~
DEPUTY Sheriff Noife. ard is we'll known
IN THIS city
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NEW WITNESSES

CHICAGO. Oct. I1.-Hesring OF The
Lorimer investigation before the
Uni ed States senate COMMITTEES 20
day. ppoved dull and IistIess com
pared with yesterdays sessions.
No new testimony was developed
by any Of the witnesses examined
and IN one case. that OF Representa-
tive Terrill. evidence previously givon
against senator Lorimer practically
was nullifed.
Senator LOrimer expressed satlsfsc.
lion when the committee adjourned
for the day
Possible new angles . the case are
promised for tomorrow. however.
when several new found witnesses
viii be called. Among these vii be
state Senator Edward J. Glackiu. OF
Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12


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H..<zsr Bross-rs 80 r-sra,i, -s~-e
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lfes .aa.'l1n. spes' yssssre.y nsaf E9ney :
FONT, hunilrs squirrels
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1n trisnds rn - trsss yessrdzT
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cg1utI. Pa. . - Eae.t % NJ ana Nrs
E.d N4r.hsu ND fro-, ths Hard proper
y nto "a h-4ri festlcnc- ca no stone
Saureh road yesterday
After sisi' 9TH tasir %. ,sts~aft Pa
t~r-sn. - tts hun~ tn ~ llurfV atdrttor,
NJ and Me- Nraan Paftrr.a- rstasnef
90 ther hurue To- McDon.It. Pa. yesterday
aftsruouu
Lss,sr santa. ,h- 81 sno-n re- estate
-ssrt sf ~ Gr.r-. returned yesterday rorn.
rng from thsr i-stcu. -hrrs he sp-ut ssvers.
d-,s -tirnahns ne MethStiti eontsrcncc q,
iis a..a s'tena-a the Rsgabi.can faas bed
fhsfe fLas ~c-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
STATE DEATHS


Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Oct. IL
William Llewellyn. aged 50 years. q
highly respected resident OF Gran
vile. died very suddenly AZ his home
yesterday morning about O'Clock
The body was discovered by Mrs.
William Lleweliyn. Jr. Death was
due 10 heart disease.
Mr.. Llewellyn was veteran OF the
civil war and was we'll known through
out the county. His wife preceded
him 70 the grave last June. lie IL
survived by three sons. Lee OF Pitts.
burg. r VI. OF Morgantown and W. r.
of Granville. and by one sister. Mrs
Sarah 4. Smith OF Wick. Taylor coun-
-. The funeral services were held
az O'Clock this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
a Genuine Rupture Cure
Sent On Trial To Prove Il
Don't Wear Truss Any Longer.
After Thirty Have Produced An Appliance for
Women and Children That Actually Cures Rupture.

II 4Ua Ave fri@a most every thing
else. cvur 20 me n here Others fail -
sh@r~ ! tsvs haa NJ greatest success
s~ni attaches ro1pon tudag and Z ~t.l
- YOU fr-. ny Illustrated book or
N1pfarr art IT, clr. -aoNiug fnF A.
p.anc~ ana Sitlns you price, an1 uAu.-s
~ many peop4s no have tried % aud
Nsrc cured 10 o. instant RELIEF when all
oth-r- fall Rene rIb~r. 1 Use NJ s4lvs-.
no harness no lie.
send - tfal - prove shat rav =
tru" You are fhc fudE. and once having
scr M Illustrated teos and read "a y1u
VII Do a. -rfnu-fasflr IS nay hundreds
OF patients " hose Letters Nuu can al-D
read FiA cur free COUPON below sud
mail today lt-- s-I worth yolr 'imc
"heth-- ygu to Uy Appliance or not.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
Others Failed But
the Appliance Cured

e. r. BROOKS
Marshall. Mich.
Dear Sir
Your Appliance Ga ffI Won claim Tor
Che uftls hoy and more. Tor ~ cured lim
sound and well. We let him wear 10 Tor
about year ia ala. although 70 cured
Eln months after ne rad begun 90
wear IT, We had tried several other
remedies ana got No relief and ] ruall
certainly recommend ~ 20 friends Tor
"e surely owe 10 60 sou.
Yours respectfully.
WM PATTERSON
No. IL s. Main ST. Akron. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12
EDGWOOD
Mrs. Mary BOWMAN sustAins had rrac-
rure IN Slight rsil-out-
the-Ptks Items.

A. result 81 ~ fall received Tuesday
evening about o'clock. Mrs Mary Bow
man is 40 the home % hrr sons simpson
ami Webb BOWMAN. Of the bethany pike
suffering from badly fractured thtK b
and owing 20 her advanced age she 10
IN a very seTotus condition The acct
dent Nns caused By her tripping over a
dog while going about the house In the
fall which resulted. her right thigh was
broken. making an injury % very Sc
we're nature Br. " Spiilfnan. OF
" oodsdsie Was called and reduced the
fracture Mr.. simpson b. y years OF
axe. ana on this account the injury may
prove fatal although ~ late hour last
evening her condition Was no worse
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TO a hospital where he died last night
OF his injuries
kENOVA-Chief Porter IN arrest.
ing man named Thompson for
drunkenness. struck him over the
head with his club. The victim may
die.
HUNTTNGToN-Geo. Rigney. sr.
worried by wart on his nose. pulled
II out and loss Of blood Il is feared
will cause his death.
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william Welsh. no was operated 90
az tire Glendale hospital last u.aek II
getting along ulceiy.
Harry Tarr. the sixth street barber. ~
installing new Eas arc lamp in front 81
his residence
Mrs. H. .. Hibbs. who has been 90 Tor
some time past. a. stu IN "a Serious con.
ditlon. az her home on Marshall street.
Charles -. Clair. OF Connolly 70 has
accepted q position as brakeman on the
10. II division ~ the u a -
The young daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs
Martin oliver has been removed from
her home on Third streetafo the Glen
dale hospital. where she WI UNDERGO au
operation for "a growth iu her ear
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- 81 - p~rfsr-~d - ..--iax- 81 NJ
taEs4-fh tuss-L Il gir Cfsss. - R1is1
erarfslc- ~ Grstslstas IL orr.--ser
rrl t.sr f'-.r rn 80 Fre-e.9r q eeiy a..
ars-trt frisrfs ., oiri-s and - - -
tactrf b kss IA ~ AaT~r-1a. 49, n
80 ~ H-,esa fhufrh 81 90 - 49,
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f.rnsr
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BENWOOD
Funeral OF srrs. winsiieh VIII ne Held
From St Johns Church.
Friday.

Funeral services viii BE- held over the
remains Of Mrs. Mike Wineuch a. ST.
Johns church on Marshall street at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning Interment
viii be- made IN the Mt. Calvary Gene
tcry. Airs. wineiich had suffered two
weeks from a broken neck. sustained in
a fall down a night ~ steps. while re-
moving some heavy furniture az her
home on Marshall street seVerh weeks
ago