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t.'f' N'affiarn licenses we're fr..rf
Dol tnr rrunfy 1ffI~r vrrferf~y -....-g
nrl tlnn his week fInf fHlr EHr
AInI % Biaff arI C0fleUa
l.Ni an1 Harry q f.oreaf' - Mo-. -
---nlsFl.le EruHrd Ifrnr. IN Whsai-
m. arl ihanrn Hurn. ~ Cameron. ssrs
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from The Kirkwood NJ r church. In
terment will be made az Linwood
cemetery. and. the funeral party Will
go out on the train. Mr. Ong was
well known here. and for years was
engineer on one OF the n & O. yard
engines short time ago he moved
70 Cleveland. where he held the posi-
lion Of stationary engineer.
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JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE
READ ABOUT
DUOFoLD WOOL uNprRWrAR

For men and women. which are made
from two ~lgut fahri~s iutsrknit n
has warmth WITH out bulk or weight
~" inner fabric being male % very
fine Cumbed cotton atfached 10 the
outer fabric % WOOL witch Sssps the
wool from shrinking Buof1li has
Twice tho absorbing qualities Of a
single fabric and gives the warmth
req without being bulky.
We have tho Buofoid in single gar
fuonts FOR men ana women Al Al a
garment and $500 foE tho uuion
suits
Try fhem ans see What comfort
you get from them.
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Oyster Stew.

The Alpha ri fraternity viii give
an oyster stow 20 the members OF the
fraternity. and several OF their friends
this evening The stew will Dc held
az the club rooms In the Hoge build
ing
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fIrf church rIeaeartf- ...rr.f-.f ...-
I'a .er q. d Mcflfarv. IL rfr f.r.s
~ i..nacn arenue last evening T.r
rendered o. Mr. Nrl'..rr
WV fIf church. and an anfovatIe t.r.s
uaH spent
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German AInanc. m..,rnn

The German Alliance held a well
attended meeting In The sbaHc- boi,
last evening. and several speccbs.s
werc made A. tho conclusion ~ Tho
meeting a luncheon was served
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BRIDGEPORT
Funeral Of late Edward ora % Be
Held To dsy-Otrsr News
Items.

The funeral Of the late Captain -
ward one. vho died no his home In
Cleveland following a paraiyfic
stroke. viii be held this morning
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\ case 90 scarlet fever has deveL
oped on south Third street. close 20
ne place where there we're several
eases few weeks ago. LAWRENCE
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May Abandon Field.
There Viii be meeting OF tho
Mackey OF Company this evening
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USE L0GAN'S
LILY CREAM

tts Natures cure FOR red
or rouEhened skin
When The pores close from
cold. wind or other causes
respiration ceases and the
skin becomes hard and dry
This produces lrr alton and
in turn redness
Lily Cream heals the In.
iurcd skin pores. produces
natural respiration and the
skin becomes soft and vel
vety. moist and white again
All particular men and
women use Co.
sold az shy drug store
-5c for large bottle: Iso
Tor Trial size
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played on the Sixteenth stree
grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-20

SOOa crackers are
extremely sensitive
to moisture.
Before the advent of
Uneeda Biscuit the
only persons who
ever tasted fresh,
crisp soda crackers
were the people in
the bakeries.
Imagine their trip
from bakery to your
table; exposed to air
and mOisture-kept
in grOcers'bo and
finally in a paper bag
on the shelf in your
pantry. Gould they
be the same as they
were the day they
were baked?
Now that we have
Uneeda Biscuit-we
have perfectly
baked soda crackers
perfectly kept.
No moisture can
reach them-nO con-
terminating influ-
enCeS can affect
their flavOr-their
goodness is impris-
Oned only to be
liberated by you for
you when you open
the package.
Alwaysin the moist
ure proof package.
Never sold i'm bulk.
, cents a package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
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Pieasantiy Surprised.
lhe women r. Bible class % tie Ban
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| Red Hands Are
| Not Beautiful

You need not have them
even 10 you are forced % OK.
pose them % wind and
weather or ~ your work BE-
detrimental 10 skin health
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tearluE OF her
child. Mothers
Friend is sold at
drug stores.
Write for our free
book for expect
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ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug-
gestions Of a helpful nature.
BR4DFfELD REGULATOR CO., Aflsusu. Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
PENROSE VICTORY
IN PHILADELPHIA
Ware Faction Routed N Bitter Pr.
nary Election In Quaker City
Saturday.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct -Analysis
~ he vote cast In yesterday prima
~ election to select candidates for
MAYOR and other city Offices shoV s
that 2b-.uu' ballots Rere placed in
th" boxes ont OF registration OF
-'ao"p The registration was extra
ordinarily large. and these figures.
therefore give faint idea OF the in
terest manifested by the citizens In
the choice of a candidate for mayor
George H. Earle. lr.. supported 10y
senator Penrose and Stale Senator
McNichol. leader of a faction of the
local Republican crganizatiOn defeat.
I'd William = Ware after a bitter
night. Tor the mayoralty nomination
by 1900 plurality. receiving log.54I
votes 20 SIPS for Ware
Rudolph Blsnkenburg the War,
horse of Reform" won both the
Democratic and Keystone nomina.
tiOns In a decisive manner from -
Clarence GibbOney. who has been &C
tive in recent years in reform work.
and Who fought Blankeuhurg vigor
ously for The honor OF being the re-
form candidate for mayor against
whoever the Republicans should so.
l"ct Biankenburg was given 5000
votes on the fWo tickets. whereas
Gibbcney had only 1.9aU The weak
ness of Gibb0ncy vas the surprise of
the election
The primary contest Vas only pre-
fwinary to tho war that viii nov De-
Vaged between the Republican or
canization on one side and the hey
stone and Democratic parties on the
other. the campaign slogan of Tho
latter being Reform Novcmb.r -
is election day. and both sides ar
nouuse that the battle for the lsI
lots viii begin 70 once and be uarsI
increasingly until The hour of ,otIur
arrives pf rho ballots ca-f sr-ftr
day. 100 .33S acre by th" Rspuhleaa.
and So.sri by the rcforuers and
Democrats
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ITALIAN LOSSES
AROUSE TURKEY
\ iolunteers Are Enrolling in Great
Numbers. But Turkeys Defeat
l. Predicted.
ITALIAN FLEET ROMBARD
TRlPDLI SEACOAST TOWNS
RumorS That Italians Have I.anded
Troops at Pre,esa Are Denied
by Turkey.

LONDON Oct The Daily
chronicles Constantinoplc CORE
spondent SAYS
News 90 both disaster and victory
reached the capital today The hrht.
ins spirit o. the TURKS Is rising 10
a tanatical height \ Wireless mes
sage 20 the admiralty SAYS that two
Italian cruisers has, been sunk OF
an unnamed po.ut IA the Archipelago.
" is pres um"d that the torpedo boats
had hand Ia this arsir
Tho news electrified that people
and Rigorous precautions are being
taken 90 thNsrf the movements OF
The Italians nret IN the Archipelago.
strict orders have been issued TO tho
maritime agents not To iiEht the light
houses beyond jhc pardanelles
An excited crowd az STEAMBOAT today
attacked the Italian postoffice An
Italian steamer Sith a valuable cargo
has been captured near the entrance
10 the Bosphorus
IL 10 rumored that Prevcsa, In Eu-
ropean Turkey. has been taken by the
Italians and several Turkish ships
without coal have been puunCed upon
and seized Close secrecy is observed
a. 20 The movements of the Turkish
~arsh'ps. and the newspapers are for
hidden. ON pain of heavy penalties 10
publish ans such news
Much hoped from Intervention
hN the powers. but 10 O. reported that
tue sultan personal appeal 10 the
hing Of England has cicited a reply
'o the effect that 10 II too late for
the powers 20 take such political
ac.loR as Turkey desired
An excellent commentary on the
indOleuCe OF the former cabinet H. the
sight OF several Turkish Warshlps
stIii lying idle In tue Golden Horn.
The opinion H. held In some quarters
that Turkey will not BE- able TO holek
out for lonE this. despite the intnx
desire Of The people 10 hEht 10
last
Volunteers are enrolling tHm-
selves in great numbers IN hany
places"
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MAGEE is
DEFEATED
NOminates CandidateS
Championed by Senator oil
yer IN Saturday,
Primary.
GOV. TENER'S COUNCIL or
NINE ARE RENOMINATED
Only Two Of the Men ON the Msgee
Ticket Pull Through al
Warm Primary.

riTTSBr oct Win. rAa
votes cast Al Saturdays primary ~i-c
uon ha'e NOT all been counted
enough disIricts ia Pittsburg and A.
4egherN county have reported 10 ia
sure "a" nomination hy substantial
piuraiiti~- ~ Tie candidates cham.
pioncd Or senator George + Oliver.
Win ne "Nception OF Frank T Har.
ris. ~ho is named by tho Republicans
Tor county treasurer and William "a
'ol"rau -or clerk or courts They
Nerr candidates OF the ticket which
received 'he support of Mayor Wul.
lam 4 MaEee The min. couuciiman
appointed D. Governor Tenor when
The legislature of the city vas
changed acre rrnominated with pIu.
raliti's of from $1,000 20 a5.Osp
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DISASTER
APPALLING
Scarcely Dozen Buildings are Stand.
ING m Austin-Ioss Placed at
50 900 COO
REsCUERs SEARCH WRECK
FOR BODIES OF TIE DEAD.
m Valley. Nov Scene ~
Oesoiation.

AUSTIN Pa. oct The curtain
OF night which was rlnE down on the
Austin food scarcely before ifs VIC
time had alI been claimed and its sur
NiyinE spectators fully realized how
great tragedy the elements of
water and lire had enacted in tine
natural ampithcafrr of the Allegheny
mountains here Was lifted by dawn
today. revealing Khnsfly scene of
death and devastation.
Austin Itself Yesterday a busy mill
town of 5000 people. many OF whom
were ogioy.ng the zine autumn after
noon as saturday haf holiday. is only
Ehost of town today Torn to
pieces hy sstsr and eaten by fire. the
SET and chsrrcd remnants 0f its huad
iufs believed to hold the remains of
Boo or more persons Verc =frrwn
aiong thc tall-, edge. piled iu rows.
where fhe main street business sec
fior stood or swept Iu scAucred mass.
o. fsr doWn tHr raviue
Spectators many of whom hlrey
escaped being victims OF fhr disaster
and hundreds ~ persons from sur
rounding foars looked down from
the steep hH1sidss ou Austin aud
Costello through veil or foe this
morning fo soc fhc areckaEc here %
som, four hundred houses. 1 score
90 business blocks. three churches and
several large lumber mills. and three
mifre further doer fhs river af COS
felIo thr ruins of fry buildings The
,oor-inusd on rhth PzE.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
QUIZ SENATOR
Stephenson Nay Tase Stand Himself
To-Day N lnquiry Into -s
Election

MILWAUKEE. Wis Oct f-rnifed
states Senator Isaac stephenson. OF
Wisconsin. probably viI take fhe uft-
ness stand fo morr1R ln h.s oUn de-
fcnse aka a.1sf charges fhat bribery and
other rorrup' uan a. money corfrIblr-
ei to hiG election .n March 1000
Thr.n urrbrrs OF fHs sub commit.
zoe on privileges and elect .ors of tho
United states senate ore ready f0 bo-
gin the inquiry authorized bt fhr zen.
ate on NIE r- into fhe charges pre-.
seutef no Warrington thar much %
fhe ffn7-nI ahIch senator zfrpher.
son used .n bic prmars csmpa.en vas
lleEaiIg cmuI0frf
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TAFT HELD UP
BY BIG FLOOD
TRACKS ~ WEST COVERED BY
WATER AND WASHED
OUT.
President's Special Reaches Omaha
Eleven Hours late Atter
Thrilling Trip.

OMAHA. Seb Oct I-President
Ttft arrived here tonight from Sc
dallf. Mo. eleven hour LAT after a
perlou- "trip over flood damaged rail
roads The train Na- caught In a
storm in northeastern Kansas aud
eastern Nebraska. Creeks were turned
into torrents. rivers oyerfloWed their
banks and railroad travel ~as i'm
peded Several small bridges we're
swept away and portion of the
tracks over which the president tray-
eled We're covered with more than a
foot OF water
The Tsft special was held out AZ
RushyIli". No Cor seven hours. and
there Was two bours delay a.
Falls CIy. waiting for the Hood 70
subs!de Missouri Pacific section
hands Were ordered out by the hun
.dreds In several places the tracks
were lifted on Jacks from the muddy
aaters and propped upon piles OF
cross tics. To hoiI these 10 place
many tons uf rock we're dumped on
20 the roadbed
MIR Taft took the situation phil.
osophicmly For line NO hope for
reaching Omaha was held ont. but
30 last Nord came that tle Missouri
Pacific lines Werc being got into
shape
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HTNTlNGTON. Ind oct l-Asi-
ator g. -. Rodgers. xho l- couicstiug
for a prize O. 100000 in a flight from
coast 20 coast. landed here this after
noon at ~. after day ful Of
thrills and in which his ufe ~as eu
dangered several times
kodgers icff Bob0. Uttl. town
south of Decatur az SIS m. lie
rose 10 e height % about 1000 feet
aud fr~ fouthwe-t toward Decatur.
when hc rode into gale blowing 90
miles an hour Ills machine vas top
pied back and forth Just Out side q
Decatur. the aviator flew in'o storm
He skirted around this only 10 ny
into an0fher drcurhing rain He had
flown through thi- bu' short time
eheu he struck another storm Rod
gers landed iu.' outside Geneva. and
later neN 20 this city He expects
90 reacn chicago fomorrow
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CONsThNTINOPLE oct IA
meeting of tho Cabinet vac held TO
night & neN note 10 the powers vas
not elaborated. buf o. circular Was pre-
pared. which was tclegraphed 10 al
The ottoman embassies. The circular
says
we answered The italian ultima
fam in cDnc.iaf0rs tone Implying
a. peaceful solution you suor under
" bar conditions Italy declared var
ard hoe hos'HIres beran. contrary 10
f.e rules OF International Iae. 49, Ibis
Tact Fc are af liberty fD take au meas
urrs recessIfated D. sfsfe 90 var.
quite apart from military operations.
a'rictI. speaking Huf while reaerv.
Ing Tor herself This firhf Turfey holds
me conviction fhaf state o. var can
DO avoided Thus. she addresses her
seIf fo fhe powers ana posfpones re-
course f0 arms
in acting fAIF fH. Ottoman gov
ern Is aD.1e ron'rarl f0 fIe legIflmafc
continents ~ fhe psoDie. and hopes
That fhe Doarrs eIu give favorsbls
answer to her request
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CREMATB EIGHT
Pennsy'vsn's Home Destroyed Win
Children Burnss 10 a crap
Ir Trelr a-ds

INDIANA. Pa Dc- -Erhf chill
dren 90 Mr and Mrs William Uaa.
of tiesh bon near here. rsnurr tr
axe from fi wears to t months. were
burned to death early tolav ute,
fire destroyed fre family home Toe
parents. after dI-c1ter.nr tle flres
Iet fa- children iu fher hsds and
tent to ttr irsf floor uhere they
made an attempt fo e1I.nRuish the
nre lne blaze spread rapidly boa
ever. aad fhry were unable fo re-
turn 20 rescue The little ones.
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Duke Ahruxxi victor.

ONDON. oct j.. Our OF a perfect
ma4, Of confictnR reports aud rtl-
mors b 10 utterly impossible az the
present stage 20 silt the grains OF
truth concerning the opening days OF
the TurcO Italian var u appears even
doubtful whether there has been any
actual occupation OF Tripou Ind II is
practically certain that there has been
no bOfnbardmeut by the Italian war.
ships
n seems also certain that the re-
ported destruction ~ the Turkish
fleet is untrue lu f,cf. the only re-
suit o. the FIRST three DAYS hOstilities
which can bs youchrd for 10 the de-
structi0n of the Turklst destroyers BY
the Duke % The AbrGzzis ships OF
Prevesa The TriDoi cable 10 closely
sealed. 80 that it is impossible for tho
outside world 90 know what 10 going
on there
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THRILLING ESCAPE IN FLOOD

Corks ha sa.d 90 vas fransfxed
uitn horror. unable fo make move
fu save myself The entire buIdlng
'Ircned forward and then collapsed
frI fuo stories Wlfh tho hlildinE
and found uE-tF protected hy o.
bridge vhIgn had' formed bf The
vcdIcd rmh h.rs. made aooI ms
escape and o arm mighty sad to br
here ~ frI about If have three
NrIr kddics in Erie Thank God
they vcrc not here" Robertson vas
badly injured
There we're go hands o. work va.
feriay when fhe food came Ffrt of
them errr tour2 women employed
on tnc nrsf noor % a thought frst
HI taf i've of them escaped A
'r..r ue~e injured
Heid Prisoner Tys3 Hours
Ueterrauv uho uaa rr
p'o5 ri i1 ftr grinding room. era.ped
fLr -rrffrr above him uran ha saw
fnn uHI OFF frc mU cave id Tho
nh.rr.~l cnrrrer-har caused Rim to
.oer bis err auI hs sank in the va
Ger. rr-l.u- uuler BIN Wa was
arain Tossed gr arf cauehf tr tho
'ar-Irf machinery. In whose v.re.Nkr
rir rr Has r. .-uef after calling Tor
$50 hours frr help fra vas taken
ro fhs ho.nifaI vifh both legs broken
fW.r. Worth who aas WORKING .r
the t.nr roou. I.srr.tef the f-sf
Haru nE nf me focI a4 O. fI.efrr
noise Thinking a steam p.pe r.f
blown ur te sa'd. % looked mn
from wN work just in time to see
fcouuuus On Tsush Parsn
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FOUL CRIME
Chicagoan With Two Wives Muir.
der Second Wife When She
Refused 20 Get DiNorce
DOLLY CIT JUGULAR
VEIN or HIS VICTIM
onfe>siOn Of Dr. Webster Mace
After the Finding of His Vie
tim IN a RaSine.

CHICAGO Ncf pr fiarr, tgFt-
Webster. Rush M.d.rai College
graduate. and inferno a. a, PoI,,-,h-
Me hospital iu q remarkable cunf.~
sion to the police today admitted
that he murdered one of his tVo
young wives. Bessie Kent Webster.
OF chicago. in the Wo1I- ten miles
from Dixon ILL., September o. The
pcAc' saN The motive Cor fhr crime
"as Webster desire 70 h!G- from
his hrst Vifr 100 Narrcy Webster
oi Cecar Rapids. Iowa. %. fact that
h~ VAS 1.ramist tie had married
The tao women within one week last
January
tn" accidental discover 90 R..Ss q.
hent q body Friday. almost tao
weeks after she had been allied aas
followed by Identification SATURDAY
and 'hr arrest THIS morning of Web
st~r
Webster said hc Was married Hr-'
90 Zoe Narusy a. Cedar Rapids. la
January he said h- Nas greatly
IN love with his bride AMI expected
to return to Cedar Rapids to practice
medicine Then be- returned % chi
cago to continue his hospital work.
aud found complications arising from
a love afalr ~ ms college days lie
said ne Was forced into marriage
Niih BESSIE Kent on January %. uu.
der threats that his alleged relation
with her would be- exposed and he
would lose his hospital position
Divorce Refused
married Hcssie Kent under her
promise mat she would divorce me
mm"diatcN after the wedding. said
Webster She then refused go get
a divorce. and That was the beginning
OF all the trouble
Webster said be- told his second
wife Of the marriage 81 Cedar Raplds
but she stilI refused 20 agree to a d.
'orce in August be- brought suit for
divorce in the Chicago courts The
case Vas thrown out because % Insult
iicient evidence
Following this unsuccessful attempt
10 end the affair Webster related he
met his second Wifc on SeptsmbeF "A
a. the hospital as he VAS preparing
10 20 20 the home Of hIa parents At
Dixon Tor his vacation n. said she
beggcd go 20 with him ilt That =,
did not want her 20 meet his parents
The prisoner then said h, spent the
night OF September 70 VIfh wife NO.
ar N'rrt Sid. ruofniug Eluse The
next afternoon b.. started for Dixon
Wfe No. ? Followed.
Nehsfc- Sa.s'-g 'Hat ra believed
uutl DO reached uiyou tlat boz, was
making fLe rr.a alone Then his con.
fess.ou relates. he % covered fhnt
bessie Ken. bad mad. he frp - The
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COAL POLICY A. slGHT.
INSISTS wbLTEs FisHEe

CHICAGO Oct Maintaining that
're policy ~ the J1fed stale. eor.
erament E.1 relation f0 Tho Valuation
% public coal lands ls not open fo cr,.
uc.sms advanced against .f. End mat
DO i- Destined 'o pr..+lf uon0nouza.
Iaa end fn r.ro race deFeiopmerr.
Walter T. F.sner. tae srcrefary n The
interior. tonlEht made public "a reply
20 protesfH aEainst char policy sub.
n 'foG % hlm last June b. Hs1reser.
tstse Frank Vs. MoudeI. o. WON.
ing.
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Reports from costello and points.
farther down tho Siun-mahoninE grew
more encouraging ss the day advance
d. A. Costello. while there Was a
heavy financial loss. o. Was said that
not more than three persons were
dead beyond that point 40 fatalities
had been reported
The survivors viii not suffer from
hunger or iacH of care. as the supplies
and medical assistance rushed to the
scene seem ample to care Tor them
~ y Bcincu. national director OF the
National Red cross. also arrived "a.
DAY. bringing with hlm $1,000 ia cash
for immediate aid To the Hood victims
OF the eight Injured ia tie hospitala.
none Is fatally hurt
House the Aomeiess
The homeless have all been pro
vided with shelter ON the outskirts
OF Austin are q number of houses.
Nhicn were vacated by workers in the
Goodyear mill when that plant was
dismantled Thcrc houses have been
nfled With homeless people The resi-.
dents of Kcatiug summit have taken
In the others. several hundred in
number Provisions continue to ar
NlNM ln ININF ilNNIINN' if'HH anu NINf.IN N l|l
BE- no suffering for lack of rood
Many evidences of the tremendous
pow .rs of the Hood Wcrc seen o.d1f
by the workers BOO thc town Engines
Weighing 80 tons had been rolled along
the ground Az immense steel hop
per WIS carr,sd half mile and
throNn through the sd" of house
and istcci frc.eht ears were bent dou-
blel
/The grcatrat dumaEc was done hy
fhe piles of cut lumber swept before
: the Hood This acted as u great bat.
tering ram which swept buildings
from their foundations and unique.
tionably caused the deaths uf scores
who otherwis, might have escaped
after surviving thc FIRST rush of the
water
tnyesfiratinou into thc cause of fhe
breaking 81 the dam Viii hr started tf
once. accordiur fp officials in charge
Of the work OF rescue That there
had been constant danEer oi the 90.
tAstroph, ol Yesterday due fo. fhr .n-
stability of the structure under great
water pressure. vHs known to many
residents ~ fh. town. and thorough
Investigation is demanded hy many
Of the survivors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

CONSTAN llNOPLE. oct 1t ia
Officially confirmed that the Italian
squadron hhs bombarded Preveaa,
but the landing of Italian forces there
D. denied ]. ls announced from Jan
ina hat Two italian warships yester-
day bOmbardcd The port Of Rescha-
de and the torpedo boats lying in
That harbor. one OF which was dam
aged and landed its crew The
italian ships entered The port and
shelled the foVn. several houses being
struck After taking sount ings they
left and later entered Port Music.
taking the captain 0f the port and
three boatmen prisoners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
SEARCH FOR DEAD
in WAKE OF FLOOD
MURDER THREE
IN THEIR BEDS
SKULLS OF WHOLE FAMILY
CRUSHED 8N ILLINOIS NUR.
OERER
Failure 81 Csretaser 20 Open Cruren
Leads 20 Finding of Bodies

MONMOUTH. III. Oc; William
+. Dawson. his ~ife aud on, daughter
we're found dead ln their beds TODAY.
fIv skulls Of each crushed IA u4w
aon ~as the caretakrr of the FIRST
Presbyterian church. ana when ne
failed 20 open Ia. building for s-r
Wees today four men went 90 his
home and found the bodies
There were no evidences of A -trus.
gle and the mardrrers believed 20
have killed each ~i;h sln.lc blow
Ih" polio, have ~ clue