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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

Samuel Hinkle, a Wrightsyille iaTnI
er, fifty years old, was kicked to dealA
by q runaway horse. Hinkle was dH'I
ing the animal in a dog cart when v
began kicking and dashed away Allef
running several miles, the driver was
shaken from the cart and died 10 A
few minutes from a fractured skull
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

COnpTeSdllOll are StlN w vs." ID
Bulgaria and word has come lhal u''I
conditions improve the place Will H''I
to remain vacant.
In three Pen Argyl slate guam"
there was a fatality and two seTol]
accidents. Barnet Sobers, llya"]
years old, was struck on the heau "
stone and killed. Wilbert Dodd aVy.
dentally cut off his right loIe".s
and E. Bonney nearly severed DIS "''
In machinery
Falling on the pavement M's' M .cJ
Sharpe. of Coatesville, has eh'e'su ID
to recover $4,000 damages ~
uries sustained, 1t is alIeseu Ul'' 'b,I
pavement needed repairing anu
the borough was negligent ior '''
! dition.
Mike Ross. a prisoner Ia the 'pu, ,,,ss1
county iai. disembowled law"
TUous' P,ose' a fell rellow.prisoner with an .,,] .,
snoon he had sharpened on 'ny
crete floor of the Jail Blose d gol
critical condition in the Indiana
pital,
IN York street paving operation
have been suspended beoauI. ,,,,la ,,Dorerl
strike of thirty laborers. the ! % 5'o' a dlI|
claim they were promised ~ .ity vi
when they left New lo'N
only received $50
More than five thousand Montouj
tended the Northcumberlauu,, ,,ors' pici
and Columbia counties i"'"
mic at South Danville'
o = re,cnert. eighteen year, a5,. 1s
tsll down 12sd 1ortyf9D' prtys2p [iona COMPANY o
shenandoah, and was fatal'
Thieves entered and ,.,no rCDVl Vyalanb
6ouses at Macungie, taking
jewelry and some money
Lightning burned the barns ,I11so. o. p,'
farms of Mrs. Jacob an hon coler'1
washingtonville, and snS W,,S' night
near Berwick, WEDNESDAY
Falling from an electric 'rrcoatesvI
Worth Brothers mills Mills, year years
Fred Griest, twenty-elsn'
suffered serious injuries
John M. Miller, dr5S-' 5SSr-a'dtord H.
,,eyed to be dying at the 81, BIp Of pit
pital. He placed the BARR, 's rred SaD
In his mouth and discn"be ,cu Seep N
into his brain. He mas
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

The Bulgarian Orthodox ChuTcn Y
steelton must so without a pastor u
cause Of the war. Rectors serving ui1
congregation are sent by the SYNOD NJ
Bulgaria and word has come thal unuJ
conditions improve the place Will navy
to remain vacant.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

John NJ. Miller a VI bradford y.
lieved to be dying at the n ,rol p, oil pI,'' !,
In his mouth and dlscn' ,cu beeu III
into his brain. He has
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

Falling from an electric IrrooaaterpI,
Worth Brothers MUS, ,,, wears 01
Fred Grlest, twenty-elsn'
suffered serious injuries j
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-08-27

Lightning burned the ,,o,lmap. os11a H. 'n''|
farms of Mrs. Jacob ,,,i,eon hO,, DColen'1
Washingtonville, ana W ny night
near Rerwick, WEDNESDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
MARSHALL COUNTY SWEPT
BY Variable CYCLONE

residence the windows we're blown In
and the plastering considerably dam.
aged by water.
chlmneys Carried ON.
At the ID. w. Harris residence the
ehlmneys we're carried on and The
oarn was moved from It's oundation
At a late hour last night telephone
communication throughout the Wheel.
ing district was stu suffering from
me effects OF the storm, but excellent
headway had been made during the
DAY by repair gangs. and indicatlons
are that the usual order Of things viii
De restored to-day. The trains on
me Trio roads entering had been
enabled To sur their regular SEIZED.
ulss yesterday. after encounterinR
considerable trouble through the night.
In many respects the rain came as
a blessing Crops we're perisbinR
from the drouth. and fears OF a cur.
Jailed harvest we're entartaiped
throughout this part OF the country
ne storm brought relief In plenituds
out us effect was largely Offset by the
damage wrought. Reports from the
country districts state that In many
instances the grain stalks have bsen
hattened 10 the earth. while IN numer.
Gus cases the corn has been entirely
washed out by the rush Of the water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
Martina Ferry RrIefG.

A large number Of children took ad'
vantage Of the first day Of the play
grounds yesterday.
Prof. Parsons. supervisor Of music
in the local schools. will leave fol
Chicago this week TO take an ad.
vanced course at Northwestern uni
verslty.
Earl Heslop and Fred Strain have
returned from a visit with friends at
GAINESVILLE.
The local Presbyterians and the
Kirkwood Presbyterians will play on
the Hoyle field this evening at six
o'clock.
Miss Nell Monks. Of Manassas. Va.
lie the guest Of her brother. DR.. John
Monks. in the Hoge fats.
The annual picnic OF the Presby-
terrain Sunday school will be held al
Steele's Grove on Thursday OF next
week, and the trip will be made in a
number Of wagons.
c. S. Eaton has returned from a
visit with relatives at Canton.
Mrs. Bruce Handgsrtner will enter
tain NJ her home this afternoon com.
~plimentary TO Miss Hattie Llpphardt.
a former local young lady. now Of
Brookline, Mass
Miss Essie Boyd. who has been
teaching In the St Paul. MINI.
schools. will be home to-day for the
summer vacation.
David Thomas. a doubier az the tin
mill. was badly cut by a pack while az
work early yesterday morning.
Rev. T. T. Mohn has gone 10 East
Springfield 70 attend the Steubenville
district Methodist conference.
Mrs. Emmett Young. Of Brilliant. un.
derwent an operation A. - city hos.
pitai yesterday. and Drs. Wilson and
Dinsmore had charge.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whitman. OF
steubeuvilie. have returned home az.
ter a visit with local friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
CRUSHED TO DEATH
Foreigner Caught Under Fall Of Slate
In Fort Pitt Min and
Instantly Killed.

Joseph Kishe, a foreign coal miner,
employed at the Fort Pitt coal mine in
Belmont county directly ACROSS the
river from Moundsville waS crushed
20 death under a fall OF slate yester-
day about oon Kishe was caught
directly underneath the large rock
and his skull and the upper part OF
his body was crushed in a horrible
manner. He had been employed al
the mine for the past few years and
was a single man about twenty-eight
years OF age. He was single and re-
sided az Moundsville. The body was
taken 10 Grisell morgue at Mounds
Vile. where IL is being prepared for
burial. No arrangements have been
made for the funeral, but Il will like
ly take place his afternoon. Cor
oner Messerly. OF Martins Ferry. will
held an Inquest this morning and
render a verdict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
GREENDALE
faekst Replacing the orssnvood, VIII
hake Her FIRST Appearances Here
Wednesday. Kfvsr News.

The steamer Greendale. of the Green
line. will make her hrst Appearances
az the local wharf In the Parkersburg-
Pittsburgh trade. Wednesday. The
beat will replace the steamer Green
WOOD during the low water months, and
a. she Is a much lighter craft. II il
expected that she win be able 20 run
VIII run on the Greenwood's schedule.
Packst Movements.
Nearty Two days behind, the steamer
Ohio passed down for Cincinnati, yester-
day morning. She encountered a great
amount OF trouble because OF the low
wate-. As the present rise IL expected
20 probing a navigable stage for sew
eral weeks. II IL likely that the Sonoma
and the Steel City will resume trade.
IRE Express. OF Marietta made a trip
70 this city. yesterday. with a o OF
The stage4
with the bear traps open and all the
wickets down AZ Dam No. -, at Mo-
Nechen' the stage was ll.6 feet and
rising. The crest OF the rise IL ex-
pected TO reach here this morning as
the river Is falling at the headwaterr.
contrary to expectations. no coal II
being sent out south at this time
Mondays Bots.
Ohto, Cincinnati. . a m.
indian, MatamoraR, II q n.
Liberty. Darlington. 3:S0 p. m.
Pittsburgh. S p. m
Tuesdays Boats.
HMihIarsa' Slatramores II a m
Wednecday's Boats.
kanawha- Charleston. s a m.
indian. Aiatamoras, II a m.
G~reendals, Pittsburgh, noon.
Liberty. Darlington. $3.50 D. N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
BETTER ROADS
Sought in Harrison County; Good ROAD
Campaign Il Begun.

special Dlsratch 20 mo Intelligence
CLAEkSBIRG. W. Va. June IL
with large mass meetings this after
here. a weeks vigorous samuaign fu
the interest Of better roads IN the
county wna ausptciously started by the
Harrison county Good Roads associa-
uon. Meetings viii be held every after
noon and evening ~ ten Of the principal
towns On the county during the week and
the campaign VIII end with another hig
mass meeting Saturday afternoon In the
court hous" Among the speakers are
NJ %. EldridEe o. the Hureau OF Public
Roads IN the federal department ~
agriculture: Charles p Light. Martins
burg. representing the American assocla-
ton for Highway Improvement Prof.
g r. Tftlow. director - agricultural
extension. West virginia university. W.
" Wood. Industrial agent 81 the Rail
timore and Ohio railroad and W ".
Crosby. rhicf engineer State Roads
commission baltimore. Nd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
SECOND VICTIM
OF utonshfl nmashup ~ rIsasans
valisy piss - Horsh whsslanr
Hospital

Dr A. r. Barnett, county coroner held
An inquest yesterday afternoon az the
Aenoel u~pdertakinH padiors over the
ond victim OF the AUTOMOBILES wreck on
last Thursday ~venin and rendered HIS
verdict that death was due To meningitis
Miss Royfs death occurred Al the
North wheeling Hospital shortly before
noon yesterday. she having never re-
The remains were prepared for burial
at the Mendel establishment and they
VIII be sent TO her home at Worcester.
Mass this morning. at T:10 o'clock.
one hour after the death Of Miss
Roy. Miss Jessie B~lankensop, the other
victim OF the accident was removed to
her home In Martins Ferry. She is
recovering rapidly and her ultimate re-
sove-y II assured unless complications
Get In Nr. Mokes is also Improving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18

After nearly q years illness OF
tuberculosis. the death OF Mrs. Anna
Huch occurred yesterday afternoon at
4:40 o'clock Il the family residence
on South wood street, and has cast
a shadow Of sadness over her many
triend The deceased was IN the
S'th year OF her age and was well
known and highly respected. She 10
survived by her husband. Frank HUGH,
and a son. krancis. three years old.
She Is also survived by her mother.
Mrs. Mary Burkle. Of Loveland; three
sisters. Misses Emma and Lizzie
Burke and Mrs. Lulu Ziedler and
Tour brothers. William. Hermann,
Albert, and Thomas. all OF Loveland.
The funeral arrangements have not
been made but will probably be COM
pleted Tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
HURRICANE PLoWs PATH HALF
MILE IN WIDTH.
mother Barn Burns, Sheen shsd,
Overturned n Many Roofs
Are Lifted.

Later reports on the devastation
Srought by Sundays storm indicate
that the eastern part OF Marshall
county was swept Sunday afternoon
by a veritable hurricane that ploved
n path one-half mile In width for sey-
eral miles acress Cameron and Web
ster districts, leaving behind a wake
OF ruthless destruction. The loss "a
estimated in the n~eighborhood Of
$4,000. The storm was the worst IN
the history o. the county.
The barn on the Andy Moore prom.
erty. on Irish Ridge. was struck by
lightning and burned 70 the ground
entailing a loss o. at least $500. and
only partly covered by insurance.
The barn was well stocked with wool
al OF which was consumed.
lFtphonqcpUGHNDN5 mr. hamr hath
~ Rock Lick the roofs were lifted
from the VI. r. church and the school
house. as well Al n portion % the
slate roof from the ChalIen Lowe
residence, two miles north OF Glen
Easton The apple orchard on The
Lowe farm was almost completely
ruined 30 bearing trees being uproot.
ed and carried along for a consider.
able distance by the fury OF the
storm. Two old iog buildings on he
same farm. which had weatherad the
storms for forty years. we're turned
completely over. and a new building
used as a sheep shed was lifted and
carried a distance 81 fftv feet n
was dropped in a gully. three sheen
being killed in The wreck
Rock Lick DAMAGE.
Tho Huuf ur.u nHum 49, Co.
barn n A H Gray. AZ aock Lick
and al through that section huge
trees we're u]pr00fed and hurled many
yards hy fha force of Tho ufnd
Tho columns supporting mo po-rn
az mo Jacob s~fardif0rf rasidare, ir
Cameron district. we're arnpDed on
iIke 'nw 'he porch crashing fSun
a mass ~ urrckaRn aa me euppora
gave way Wnay ~ mo afrfoas
wrre broken in tho s~fandIfrrf resi-.
nfnce hy tho pressure ~ fta uind
ahd a rf0rr step Weighing frv
pounde nar overturned and broken
The roof 0r tho sam Warris ham
aIfo in Cameron district. paa lined
an1 carried al0nr f0r nearly ono Frr.
cfe1 i'f' and many trees Dol 'te or
rfarf were upro0fed
~ Limestone Iurf east ~ Mounds.
VIE fhe clio m no samDoraey farm
was overturned anf a %corrcrh nearby
Wrockef Tho " W Miller orchard.
cn ForF Ridge southeast ~ Mounds
VIE vac practically destroyed by
mo hurricane Considerable damage
vac done fo fhe Harris -Four mill o.
Glen EaHf0u. whore several windows
were broken and other DAMAGE fn.
firied An orchard BELONGING 10 ffa
2 " Gum properly uaa almost on.
tfeJ aid ow. and BE- the A. Love
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
Raess at Playground.

The athletic events which were held
over from Saturday on account Of
rain, were held at the Fairgrounds
yesterday afternoon and a large crowd
vas present. Following 10 the results
o fthe various events: 80 yard dash.
Richard Dobbins, prize express
wagon: 100 yard dash, Howard Clark.
prize baseball; bag race for boys.
Wendell Shane. prize baseball bat;
potato race. William Robbins. baseball
glove: potato ace for girls, Edith
Evans. pair of roller skates: egg race
for girls, Velna Hobensack. box Of
chocolate; S-legged race for boys.
from ~ to Is. Dick Richards and
Cecil Davis. baseban glove; 3-legged
ace for boys under IL. Paul Sedg-
wick and John Evans. baseball; blind
fold. for girls. Grace Burris. roller
skates. Timer. Paul Carpenter; judges.
p. Daugherty and Sig Wolf; starter.
Father Mulhearn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
MARTINS FERRY
Local Eagles viii Erect Fine Building
on North Fifth Street in Near
Future.

Within the lex few months IL is ex-
pected that work will be started on a
new three-story brick building for the
local Eagles on their property on
North Fifth street. next TO the home
OF l.. i. Scheerle. Committees will be
appointed within the next few days.
20 look after the plans and 70 confer
with architects. The building which
II Is the intention OF the lodge 20
erect will be modern in every respect,
and will be used for clubrooms and a
home 70 rthe members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
STEEL SUIT
Brings Out Evidence AZ 10 Low Price
On Road Material Trust Gave
Subsidiary.

NEW YORK. June 17.-"Hatneld
let the cat ont Of tho bag and told
the Independents that the American
Bridge company vas paying for raw
material uuC-feuth OF a rent n pound
less than the independents. testified
Foster Miiliken. 90 tho hearing today
in the governments dissolution suit
against the United States steel cor
poratl0n. 'Schwab tried 10 coarh
him 10 change his remarks. but u was
too late"
The meeting a. which this was done.
Mr Miliken testihed. was ono Of the
independent concerns which had
merged with me American company.
and Charles ~ Schwab and Joshua
Hatfield FOR tho ~so-caIled bridge trust
The meeting was held in Mr. schwab's
private Office ln 1900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
Cut By Eor-laner.

a young man living In the upper
end OF town Is reported % have been
stabbed by a foreigner late Saturday
night. and painfully injured. II seems
that the foreigner. whose home is M
in Marietta, was formerly a local
resident. has had a grudge against the
local man for come time. and took ad-
vantage Of the first opportunity. No
complaint has been made 10 the police
az yet concerning the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18

The car carrying the members n
the Red Cross society ~ America
viii arrive in me Benwod Yards to-
day The members are accompanied
bf tho "a a Cd. safety committees and
both societies uu Efvs demonstrat-
Ions a. the auditorium ~ the Central
school building on Marshall street.
Tho dcmonatrations will 2 an idea
% The FIRST aid 90 the injured and
will undoubtedly prove very inter-
estIne to many local residents espcci-
-us - railroad men. The Boy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
CLASS ORGANIZED AT =
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

a new class has been organized in
the sunday school OF the First Eng
fish Lutheran church and was yester-
day granted a charter OF incorpor-
alton by the West Virginia Sunday
school association. The class starts
with a membership Of rs men and has
selected the name The Doors" The
class president Is Miss Anna Israel
and the teacher IL Clarence Hug
gins. This makes a total OF 72i or
ganized Bible classes IN the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
SOCIALISTS
Hsld Convention Last Evening ana w.
mated county ana District
Candidates.

The ohio County sociaffat Marty ne,
ile evening 90 The ohio Valley TrsTes
an0 labor AHHemblv hail ard rerrIrrf.F
t~audidates Tor the county anf ths ufrrt
raforlaI District C0mraHo J0nss 80.
didate fur Governor OF uV-farg~sIr -.
prrHenf and made n brfaf nfdraga $780,
me opening ~ The rrnvsrff0n Thr 80
owns candidates were nominated.
state senator Raymond Haurr. farm
House ~ usleratsr-Harrv g. re,.o.
rem FfnFlrmaker walter R Hilton 81
Tor Albert o. Bauer. r1~ufrnrf1r PETE
H0ff news REPORTER
rrrriff Charles Weiakerdhrsr. sf,rf..
raker
county CommissIonsf country a..
IfI-fI william 20 F1imar. farmer
county AsHcrs0r-T W amIfh. ma.
rhInfaf ~
CrimirsI rusrs.E a Hartman loco.
motive engineer
rross-uunr Attorney % Fr.irirk.
store manager
President Hoari ~ Ef1rafar-L
Iie. nNfrT er. carpenter
The ohio county rrmmTffra ~ ale o..
aNaf party vas Instructed fr rIars .-
'.rErf members from fHafr rrarrrff.a
f'..f H fn represent fnr minor nfn.sa
an aH rno0i board. county r4rafaf|r
others end frrIr names wIT he
I on fHe frfff nf me special nfrrf.
H ~ Do held Nfa week
Vine |a fFa platform rIrawfffes
Albert 81 arfafsr. A D. urrar 81
il p Hilton end Paul Enfrta.
fInan.r rrmwIffta vac elected ar
HIrInn Albert E.Hr.an Msfa-
A''eHhn anH ~ erfafar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
House Rebuilt.

The residence OF Mrs. John Supan.
which Ii being built near the car
barns south OF the city n which
vas blown down by the terrific storm
sunday afternoon was quickly put
upon the foundation to-day. The
contractor Herman Hess. OF Mounds
Vile, had a large force OF men az
work on h dwelling yesterday
morning and the sides OF the build
ing are going up rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
Fined For Shootina.

charged with shooting a revolver
In his boarding house. Kick Vikoski
was fined $50 and costs by Judge Rob-
inson In police court yesterday morn
Ing. Nick Thomas was fined IS and
costs or 30 days for fighting and
John Hearne was given the same
dose for being drunk. Sentence was
suspended on John Farley, a disorder
~. and William Bragg. a drunk, re-
ceived the maxium fine.
At midnight last night the total OF
police pickups was three DRINKS and
two disorderlies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
Police Lose Decision.

Judge Lynch decided against the
local police in the salary question.
this having been given out yesterday
al st. Clairville. Therefore FIVE OF
the local force will stili get but SIS
per month. while the remainder re-
ceive s75. The ruling came as a great
surprise. as II was thought that the
gainesville decision would not hold
good. An appeal may be taken in
the case mandamus proceedings hav-
ing been resorted TO by the local po-
lice several months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
WORK BEING RUSHED
ON NEW ELECTRIC ROAD

Special Dispatch TO the I~ntelliEencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va, June IL
Work was started in earnest on the
Weston extension of the MonongaheIa
Valley Traction Company's lines, and
to-day there are three hundred men
working in three sections. The line
has been completed from Clarksburg
TO Mt. Clare. and there remains to be.
built eighteen miles from that point
TO the capital OF Lewis county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
oruaniEs for WORK

There viii be % teams ia the First
VI +. church campaign. the member.
ship Of the church having been a.
vided into a. many distficts. The
work OF organizing the teams and
choosing the captains will be brought
mp probably the latter part Of the
week, and The campaign viii start In
earnest the fret 81 next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
Bad Cut.

Charles Bellville. a roller at the
Laughlin tin mill. met with a painful
accident while az work early yester-
day morning. He accidentally fell
into the pit, and was cut on the arm
BY a pack. A cash about eight inches
long vas sustained. and DR.. Wilson.
who attended him. found II necessary
TO use several stitches TO close the
wound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
Board Of Health.

The board OF health held a meeting
last evening in the ONCE Of DR.. Oar
rah, and decided to confer with the
director OF service concerning q place
where refuse may be dumped. II was
decided that the reservoir needs a
claiming and this will be done imme-
diately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
NJ MECHEN


Although the meeting held last
week 20 organize a volunteer ERE de-
partment fn this city was not attend
- by a large crowd 81 was antlci-
mated the F1re chief Wesley Baum
berger BE- not discouraged IN the mat
ter and within the neHt few days
start a. campaign AMONG the business
mem ~ the city 90 subscribe for do
nations Co purchase an auto truck.
The truck bsinE considered by the
officials bel similar o. that one recent
iv purchnr.d hy the city council ~
M~oundsyiIir. This city has practic-
ally no fro protection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
T~ELEGRAPHIC TIPS

wAsHfNoToN-Tns senate to-day .n-
with the aEreement for three d.xr re-
ee->e- during the national Conventions
NEW roRk-Justies James w. De-
rard. or The New York state supreme
court yave q dinner tonight az the
Zero. father OF the president Of Mexico.
MADEIRA. Mexdco-Captain Crissobal
Amaya- commander Of the rebel Karrison
here. died yesterday OF alcoholism. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
Died az Hospital.

Michael Mehl. OF Ciarington. aged
70 years. died az the local hospital
yesterday az noon from a complication
Of diseases. The man had been
brought 10 the local institution for an
operation and HE condition was crit.
ical before the operation was under.
taken. The remains were taken 20
the Adolph morEue In Bridgeport and
will be shipped 20 the family home IN
Darlington to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-18
MIssjonarv Rally.

The missionary societies OF the St
C~lairsville Presbytery will hold a rally
at the home of Mrs. W. l.. Noble in
Colerain on Thursday and a large
number OF delegates will be present.
A fine program has been prepared for
the occasion.