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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04
SPLENDID
DISPLAY
OF =. w. Banner Company at Their
Market street Store, Which 10
Point Of Interest for Fair
Xlaitora

Hundreds of fair visitors frequented
the +. w. Banner Company's store.
No. 1898 Market street. yesterday,
where they had the pleasure OF hear
ing beautiful music played on various
Instruments. especially on the many
fine grades OF pianos carried by this
establishment An expert pianist
played scores OF the visitors favorites.
while they rested in the handsome.
cool place.
Concerts will be given each evening
at Banners during the fair, free OF
charge. The firm Invites all 10 leave
their packages at their store free,
having inaugurated one OF the most
complete checking systems In the
country for their trends. customers
and strangers.
The Electrova piano on display in
the window has attracted much at
tention and n demonstration OF this
beautiful sounding instrument Is be-
ing given for the delectation OF the
fair visitors. II IL Ut Banners where
all kinds OF good music goods are
found. banner has for years had the
distinction OF being n one-priced house
The hrm also has the distinction of
handling only the best grades OF all
Kinds OF musical instruments az the
lowest prices. by honest dealing. fair
treatment TO strangers and local resi-
dents has made the honorable reputn-
ton for the Banner company.
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Davis. Of Huntington. Second Infantry
provost marshall 81 the military dis
trict BY tho Commander IN chief Gov
crnor OlaeEcock. also dealgnates the
following assistants 70 the provost
MARSHALL Captain John C. Bond. pay
department. s. l. Walker. second
Infantry. }. A. Watson. Second Infan-
try. w. ". White. Second Infantry.
Chas n. Morgan. First Infantry: o.
T.. Hall. FIRST Infantry: J.. w l.
Stewart. FIRST Infantry: Charles Nep-
tune. First Infantry: r. n. Carskadon,
FIRST Infantry. l. q. Levy. Second IN
fantry. IT, G.. Mcmillan. Second In
fantry. Ira J. Barbour. Second infan-
try: George 81. Ford. Second Infantry:
Chas A. Wood. Second Infantry: J.
g.. Hutsinpillar. Quartermaster depart
ment. F1rst Lieut. Percy Hail. First
Infantry. Hamilton BoRard. FIRST In
fantry: Stanhope ~ Scott. F1rst In
fantry. g. y. FitghuFh. Second fnfan-
try: Howard DevnuFhn. Second In
f1ntry. A. ID. Roberts. second Infan-
try. John =. Shepherd Second Infsn-
try. ~. ~. Rice. Second Infantry: v.
w Midkih. Second Infantry. r. L.
Taylor. Second Infantry. Adam II.
Call. Second Infantry. Harold r.
Cornwen Second Infantry. Hal "
Scott. Second Infantry. Guy d. VII
ron. First Infantry. Second Lieut.. y.
j. NewionG First Infantry. H. n.
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co.
Progressive South eide Firm 10 ~
trseoas Great Crowds In the
Main Hall.

OF al the nns and various displays
By whseiing merchants ~ the Fair
grounds there In none that surpasses
that OF the Cooey -Bentx company's
the reliable and progressive furniture
deaisrs. that II -out OF the high rent
district" enabling them to give their
customers the advantage OF the
money saved by the firm In rental.
The exf:bi; Of this weil-known and
reliable company II located In tho
east wing OF the main hall on the fair
grounds and In In charge OF air. Chas.
ketter OF the FRA. who 10 ready to
give all Information about good furni-
tufe NJ small cost. Mr.. Kettier Is also
concentrating the celebrated De
vens" bed. which Is the only bed on
the market today that folds In a 30
pound mattress and il constructed OF
independent springs and mattress
with concealed pillows.
The frm 10 going to give away one
OF the beds during he fair and it's up
to every Fair visitor 10 get a ticket by
ealing at Cooey- Eenz company's
booth.
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BEEF HREzDs.
Judged by y. w. Andersen
u80BT HORNS.

carpenter and Ross, Mansfield, O.
over nrst. Bull. two years. under three
nrst Junior yearling Bull, second
senior bull calf. first and second. Junior
years old or over. second. Cow ee
heifer, two years old or under three.
second. Senior yearllng Helfer. second.
i yn,i yeariing Heifer. third. senior
Heifer. calf. iirst and third. senior senior
Spst aoa s ssaan two years old or over,
and third Young herd. second. Calf
herd. nrst and third. -Four animals.
s &c, Of one sire, second and third Two
y. w Wagner. Fremont O.-Buli.
three years old or over. second Senior
Bull calf. NTH. Junior Bull calf. third.
third. Cow and Heifer. two years old.
under three, first and third. senior
{s s,,nr Heller; first Junior yearling
calf; second. Junior Heifer calf. second
Senior champion Cow. Junior champion
Heirer' Grand Champion Cow any age.
Calf herd. second. -Four animals. get
OF one sire. first Two animals. produce
OF one COW. nrst and second
yearling Bull. nrst Senior Bun calf
third i,, and fourth. Junior champion
c. A. Branson. CodiE. o@JunioT Bun
PoLLBD DunHAms.
In the POlled Durham class WfIlla IN,
Tossey and Sons. Marysviiie. o. re-
cetved-Bull. three years old and over
nrst Bun, one year old. under two.
nrst BUN Calf. six months, under
tWcINe. hfst Cow. three years old and
over. FIRST Cow, two years old. under
three. hrst Heifer. eighteen months.
under two years. FIRST. Heifer twelve
months. under eigheen. FIRST Heifer. air
months. under twelve. FIRST and second.
Heifer. under six months. FIRST Sweep-
STAKES breeders young herd. first Get
OF sire. FIRST and second Produce ~
Cow. hrst and second Calf herd nret
Bull hampion Cow or Heifcr
w WaEner-Cow. three years old
and over. second.
Vegetables.
largest pumpkins s. Rice first.
John Stahi. second
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A Beautiful Exhibit of Artistic Photo
araphy As Displayed BY the
Cinn Studio.

In the main hail az the Fair grounds
there 10 displayed by the CHM studio
some beautiful examples OF modern
photography. In this exhibit IL to be
seen a most beautiful portrait OF the
late Mayor c. G. Schmidt. This pic
ture Is done In n sketch Sepia, and IN
not only splendid I'm likeness as we'll
as extremely artistic in detail.
Another picture which Is attracting
great attention Is water color
sketch OF DR.. T. NJ. Haskins.
The crescent water color OF Miss
Dorothy Duncan Is possibly the most
artistic expression o. all that is beau
THU In photography ever seen in
Wheeling.
Other pictures in this exhibit are
deserving OF special mention which
We have not space to comment on at
this time
This display should be seen in or
der that II might be appreciated more
fully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04
WORLD OF WONDERS

There are wonders to be seen at
Lees World OF Wonders on the Mid
way at the Fair for only 10 cents and
and startling exhibits. including
Prince Yu Turkey. the smallest man
In the underworld alive and active rs
cat; Tom Sarge. the cigarette fiend,
that Will startle you: Mr.. Townsend
with two welldeveloped feet growing
from either hip and seven other at
fractions
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49, g .ss.ss:s,zseA. ss-Al nrss: Il n
Psspls is..sss:-jshs ss.Ai nrss: q.
Islisv ssnssss.-Jes. ssAhi nrss. o.
ciirens-o l. orsi.sr. nrst. John
ceiisst ies Of enisns-JeAa s,ahi.
ceIls~sios Of pssesss-o. L or..a.s.
first. Joha stshi. sscosd
Late swsst eosn-Joha sohi. first: o.
Red sa,es.-c g. Rice. nr.t. John
white sa,ea.-John st.hi. first: O L.
w.,sIp.iea.-o. l. or-intr. first.
Lima bsans-Ars =. rost Bridgeport.
o., nrst: O. 1. orsinss. second
Dcnsld. FIRST q. L. oreiner. second
Celery. whole piumes--Joan stahl.
first: O. L oreinsf. second
L.rs.s, display OF apples. p..ehs..
io%s :as.sssw .r " i xissp. srssss
'' ..s Si, a 4 ''i H,,. 81 s sls.:ys
third
summer appiss-E c. Cole. Marietta.
o., ffrst: Riley Fruit Farm. second
MN, Msis'sr sspiss-E C Cole. first T. A.
Pal .ppls:-E- C. Cole. fret; E A.
Miller; second. v
q. A Miller, second
L.rssst aisgisy OF .pple.-Riisy Frui,
r 9uinss.-o A miller. first Riley
largest disgi,y-Riley, Fruit Farm
fsr, e h'l h s .ss.sa first, Riley
| Fruit Farm. second.
ci.irssss-0. 4, Miller. first; RILEY
Riley Fruit Farm. second.
bsns Hovsy-hiiey rrsi' y s mrs. ms,
FLEMISH tBssotyjLRiisy Frui, Farm
nrst: O. A. Miller, second Garber-G
a Miller, fr.t Howeii--G. \. Miller
nrst: w. w. Kirkpatrick. second. Kisf.
ond. Lawrence-Riiey Fruit Farm. nrst
q. A. Miller. second Mount vernon-w
w Kiskpstriek. nrst; q; A. Miller. sec
Abbott 's second she Mlsr nf' " x KIRK M
patrick. nrst: q. W. Abbott. second.
Largest pi.play-w. W. Kirkpatrick
w. Kirkpatrick. nrst: Riley Fruit Farm
second. Chairs Choice (championl
Riley Fruit Farm. nr.t; W. ". KIRK,
pah' ecohS, crosny-W. w. kirk
terta-Robt Bane. short Greek. first: q
A. Miller. second. Foster-w W. KIRK
patrick. nIst Late Crawford-w w
Kirkpatrick. nrst. Early Crawford-w
w. Kirkpatriek. first Mountain Rose
w. w. Kirkpatrick. nrst. Riley FrSi
Farm. second. Reeves Favorite-w. W
Kirkpntrtck. FIRST. salway-w. w. Kirk
patrick, nrst: q. A. Miller, second. Stew
ems Citareripel-w. w. Kirkpatrick
frst. Stump-w. W. kirkpatrick, first
Triumph-W. W. Kirkpatrick. first Won
derful-W. w. Kirkpatrick. FIRST.
] Plums-
Largest Displsy-Riley Fruit Farm
| hrst: O. A. Miller. second. Abundance
| Riley Fruit Farm. FIRST Moores Arcti,
Riley Fruit Farm. first: Edward He
\ hrens. Sherrard. W. Va. second Brad
sahGw-Riley Fruit Farm. first. Edward
Behrens. second.
Wanted so BOYS, steady work, Qoos
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remain under martial Law until the ne
ceesify therefor ceases 10. exist
IS WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here
unto set ny hand and caused the Great
sea Of TIE state % BE- affixed
DONE ~ the Capitol. IN the city
OF Charleston. this the second
DAY n @eptembrr. In the year
~ our Lord. one Thousanf
Nine Hundred ard TWeivc
and IN the FIFTEEN year %
the State
WV. p GLAsscOcR
by the Governor.
STUART = REED.
Secretary 81 state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04
POST SERIES

Special Dispatch 70 tho fnteiilgencer
FAIRMONT. w. Va. Sept. 3.-To-
morrow will mark the opening OF the
post series games Abetween Fairmont
and Steubenville f6r the league pen.
nant OF the Ohio and Pennsylvania
league for the season OF 1912. The
league season ended yesterday with
Fairmont in second and steubenvilIc
In first place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04
FATHER CHARGED WITH
KIDNAPPING HIS CHILD

NEW MARTINsvILLE. W. Va. Sept
Frank A. Moth. prominent Ola
operator OF New Mats moras. Ohio.
is said 20 have kidnaped his three
weckq old babe from Miss Eunics
Taylor. in whose custody Mrs Moth
left 90 while going 20 the station 70
meet some relatives Mrs Moth Is
heart broken over the AFFAIR and just
What action she will take. she IL M
able TO say until the arrival ~ an
Uncle With whom she Nil consult be-
fore she will take action
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STATE Fair


cusss..ss ne. 1lsss pss~S
nitfsd the racing card OF the afssr-
nooa' TO reach an advanced stage and
10 ness which were pulled Off we're
about the eissstest seen here for
some time.
oss1sss Wssthsr Man.
Aviator walsh vas not 20 be out
1ons b. Jupiter Piuvfus and the
DIucky birdman hvcned the days en-
tsrtainment with two Spectacular
nighta The sport loving element
sound sntoyment scoring ana watch
ING he races but those out for q
BOD time spent their time and money
sssing the sights- The propristors
ssport . fine days business and sew
esai stated that the cay was the best
Tuesday for business they have ever
exper1enced here. The concessions
vsrs literally patrouised and the
ksspers OF refreshment and novelty
stands will add somewhat to their
BANK rolls ~ . result Of the days
business. The various halls and de-
pertmsnts were thronged all day and
nothing but praise was heard from
those Who visited the buildings In
which the stock II kept with good
Neaher all attendance records for
wednesday will be broken today as
thousands arrived on all the incoming
ing.
The following awards were made
yesterday:
eEH1y.
~Assa ~ u ~ .Assss a.l u ~.
DouYEDoWHD
Ia H. Palmer. Pafaskla. Dram. two
gears old ana over, nrst ana second
Ran. one year under two. nrst and
Eve. two years old and over nrst ana
second Eve. one year under two. nrst
sns ' fioca ESs e., lamb so n,'t and sec.
HAM Champion Eve
nKoBYBRrDEB.
ID - Paimer-Ram. two years old
yer old and under two " Sr., asS s one
ono. Ram lamb. hrst and second Eve.
Two years old and over. hr-t and sec
mrs, and second. Eve lamb lana un srs, ' sna
second Flock. rrst ard second Cham
''on h hsTn ,GnhamP,on Eve; -
q. w. Haskstt. Jr. Fulton O.-Ram
lamb. first Eve. two years old and
swe' o nr,t Eve: one year old under
champion Ram and Champion Eve.
Cattle
dairy Breeds.
sudSed by n y. frsdsrioh, Holden. Ohio.
Holstsfns.
=: o. Paxton q Son, Houston. Pm.
sook All premiums nwa rded as follow :,
buii. years old and over. first Bull.
TWO years old and under three first Buii
one year old and under two FIRST and
second Bull calf under six months.
nrst Cow. three years old and over.
nrst and second. Cow two years old and
under three. nrst. Yearling heifer not in
MIX. hrstt second and third. Reifer six
months old and under twelve, nrEt.
Heifer under six months. nrst Sweep
STAKES. first Get OF Sire. first Produce
OF COW. nrst and second. Calf herd,
hrst' champion bull and champion cow,
Jerseys.
J. Miller a Son. Ellsworth ohio
TOOK ali premiums awarded as follows
Bull, three years old and over. first
Bun. two years old and under first
Buii. one year old and under two, first
Bull calf. six months old and under
WE'VE hrst Cow. three years old and
over. hrst- Cow, two years old and un-
Ger three. nrst. Yeari.ng heifsr In milk
nrst. Heifer under six months. first
isweepstakes. FIRST Breeders young herd
consisting OF bull under two years Old,
Two heifers over one year old: two cal.
YES under one year old. Get OF Sire. frs,
and second. Produce of cow. first and
second Calf herd. first and exhibitor
herd. first.
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Sfrined materials are mostly trirnrsed
with the stuT. used ir the reverse fash-
ion for bands and facings generally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-04

Wanted so boys, steady work, good
wages. Northwood Glass ca.
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l. y. Palmer. PaiaskIa. o.-Ram. tw,
Ram. one year under two. nrst an.
sscond Ram lamb. nrst and second
I've. two years old and over. nrst am
and second. Eve lamb nrst and sec
SSna Flock nrst and second. champioi
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Largest Displsy-Riley Fruit Farm
nrst; q, A. Miller. second. Abundance
Riley Fruit Farm. first Moore's Arctic
hrens. Sherrard. w. Va, second Brad
sahGw-Riley Fruit Farm. first. Edward
Behrens. second
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nEoBP1HYnHS,

l. ID. Paimer-Ram. two yearr old
and over. first and second Ram, one
ger Old and under two. first and sec
ono. Ram lamb. FIRST and second Eve
tNo years old and over. FIRST and sec
ond. Eve. one year old and under two
nrst ana second. Eve lamb, frst and
second Flock. FIRST and second Cham
pion Ram Champion Eve
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-02

President uuI NI.a President
gaI The. shall U. elected upon a
tuo.fh0rds maar. 10 the electors
from th, province. Dion each prov
fu,c shall He limited 'a one vote.
GD Tho pro- .d,uf shall represent.
the provisional so,,rnmout shall
have general oversight of admtnisira-
tive matters and shall proclaim the
laws enacted
3O Tho president shall bee com
mander in-Dh.ct of the army and
navy
$3.50 The president shall establish
the regulations controlling officials
and shall have tho right 10 employ
or dismiss eyDrntiyo officers but the
official REGULATIONS the choice Of eN'
ecutiye Officers and representatives
must an be- approved hv the national
assembly
$3.50 The president shall in con
junction with tho national assembly
declare war and peace and max,
treaties
O}7l Ilc NAV within M" legal linn
taiions order defense measures.
toN he shalt represent the nation
in rccciving iorrisu ministers anI
ambassadors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-02

.cf Justice f8ttornev reneran shall
appoint tfa various judges. the regu-
Iatons f4r fhe courts and quaiif.ca-
lions Of judges 90 Do flNsi by law
tt.I Justices shall De- in iep"udert
ana free from interference" uy the
higher courts
ltsI Justices while iu office.
shall raf have their salaries reduced
of t. iran fe-red 70 other duties. M
loss because 40 judicial sentences or
CHARGES involving retirement 81 Of
fce. the regulations royerning such
charges 20 BOZ fixed hv Law.
Gn Justices shall in harmony
win republican ideals. conduct civil
and criminal trials according 10 stat
r's. b1f this shall NOT include trials
'of the executive 90 other special trials
Irot Included iu the above.
DII Trials shall boz public. but in-
I instances r.lgu,1ed as affecting the
peace ana lr',r they may te kept SCI
rrot
I. Within ono wear from '1e es-
IpfI.Huerf % Ihe provisional GOV
lorrmsrt OH. president shall summon
/ . nr.Hm. rhn procedure for sum
..... H.. Dr.. fixed d., the national
..
#.. constitution OF tho r..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-02
The Danger After Grin

lies often Ia q rundown system
Weakness. nervousness. lack OF appe-
lite energy and ambition. with dis
ordered liver and kidneys often fol-
low AN attack Of this wretched dis
ease The greatest need then Is
Electric Bitters. the glorious tonic,
blood purifier and regulator OF siom-
ach. liver aud kidneys Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully
strengthen the nerves. build up the
:, stem and restore 20 health and cool
spirits after an attack Of Grip. u
sufferine try them. Only 30 cents
Sold and perfect satisfaction suarah-
teei by Amarillo Drus Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-02

io4I De shall propose legislative
measures to the national assembly
t4uI He NAV in times OF snccial
emergency Issue lass Boz place of the
existing ones. bar must afterwards
notify tte national assembly and SCI
H-e its approval
tlI BE may confer houors and
order. NJ merit Upon those deseryin g
,f reward
f-I De- may proclaim gClcral ~.
mission OF taVes special Ten iszon.
renri,ges and restoration % privi-
leees. hIt general rcmiss'ons mus
first PASS the national assembly
lt.l The vice president NAV az
flr 'he president 30 Tor any reason
Doc .ease. 20 nu his office. and ma,
temporarily take his place when hin.
fnrol from serving
ARTICLE "
Executive Officers
II3I These shall inrlgle the pre-
m.ar and heads OF departments
Iln Tucy shall help the president
o., carry ou fhc government 10 pu.
The laws into execution lnr to por
form their own special duties
tlGI They ehai SIGN thc.r name
~ the president Legislative, prono-
t' announcements of .aHH and on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-02
CHINESE CONSTITUTION
NOW PENDING ADOPTION
MARKEDLY PROGRESSIVE

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-02

You viii not lo>' your temper
when builtirs a fire % you buy coal
from KENYON Grain n Coal Co.
phone 1N tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-02

r6I Until fIr establishment %
u. Parliament LEGISLATIVE. ou'Hor''
shall Doe vested BOO '0r national as
ssWlN
t5 The national assembly shall
ia constituted Pos delosa'r- from each
province
1Sl Each province Inner and
Orte- mongolia Thibot shall each
elect five Delegates Eok,uor one DO"
manner Of election being ietl 90 each
locality
Each delegate has the rirh of On"
vote
ttqp The national assembly has
tne followinc duties and powers ia'
ro make the laws tbl To decide up
on matters included in sections -
and 90. (cl - pass upon the budget
fFi TO enforce a uniform system oil
tariff coinage. weights and meas
rros. together with regulating the
r.hli leh' ,cI TO audit the ac
counts ~ 'ho aolorrWcut. 80 To re-
t..e and aD Hpon popular petitions
On lrs.l and similar matters re-
0.rnr ou Interpretation 20 decide
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-12-20
PEACE TALK MAY
STOP TOMORROW
Turks Get uItimatum and Must Agree
to Confer or Quit Neeo-
tiations.

LONDON. Dec. 1s.-An uhimatum
that the peace ENJOYS of the Balkan
allies will break OF the peace negot-
iations If the Turkish delegates fail
to present a favorable reply by to-
morrow to the propositions OF the al
lied governments was issued today
by DR.. Daneff. the leader of the Bull
garian ENJOYS
III the Turks do not care to meet
with the Greek ENJOYS" said DIR. Dan
en- I'm giving out the "ultimatum,' we
will meet again on the Chatalja lines
where the armistiee was drawn up.
Furthermore, II Turkeys reply tomor-
row to our representatives is unsat-
isfactory we shall break off the ne
gotiations."
There was no session OF the ENJOYS
today although the delegates on both
sides held conferences among them
selves.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-12-20
ITALIAN DIES FROM
INJURIES AT CUMB0
Young Foreigner Steps Out of Way
of 8. & o. Train and Struck
by Light Engine.

Flavio Nicoletta, the young Italian
laborer on the yard construction work
at Cumbo who was run down and
mangled by an engine Tuesday after
noon about one o'clock. as told in this
paper, died the same afternoon at 400
o'clock in the Kings Daughters Hos
pital, where he was brought after the
accident. He was 2S years of age
and leaves a wife In Italy.
Nicoletta had stepped out Of the
way of B. & o. train when he was
struck by an engine going IN the OPP
posite direction. His left arm aud
both legs were cut off. besides sus-
tanning other injuries. He was rush
ed to the hospital but died lsIer from
shock and loss of blood.
The body was removed TO Under
taker Wilen's rooms and prepared
for burial The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon and burial in the
Catholic cemetery.