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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
spea.aI % the Expresa.

Special to the Express
Lindsay, OKLA, Aug l7-This morn
Inc between l2 and / o'clock Bert Bell
was shot and killed almost instantly
BY unknown parties. The murder oc-
Cured on the railroad track near the
depot, a certain amount Of mystery
surrounds the murder and though there
are several suspects no arrests have
been made up 70 the present time
Two men, Rusty Engle and Jim Eat.
man, claim to have been with Ben
when be was killed and state that the
three OF them, Bell, Engle and Eat
man. we're held up By two masked men
and ordered to throw up their hands
They say Eel then made a motion
toward his gun and that one Of tho
highweymen fired. and that Bell fell
Instantly ana that they (Euglo and
Eaimanl ran away before the robbers
could get further action with theii
guns. The bullet entered Bells necl
and lodged ln one % the lungs This
physical fact does more 10 diacredn
their story than anything else, as. ae
cording to che statement OF physician
u would be impossible ior q hulle
entering the neck wish Che body In
standing position 70 take downward
course and enter the lungs IN
theory is that net was shot while d
sitting posture as lhis is the onl
way By which a bullet entering th
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

whose name has been mentioned Ia the
Rosenthal case. Mr.. Smith also mas
the name Of a woman the wife Of one
OF the prisoners. against whom he says
he has evidence that she was a col
lector OF disorderly house graft for
Becker.
While there was no fear og raids by
the police, it was said the trust fear
ed the society for the prevention Of
crime and the district attorneys Of
flee and for this reason always kept
several Of its houses vacant as Jump
ing houses in case others were closed.
Coincident with these revelations
Police Commissioner Wa1do reduced
Inspector Cornelius G. Hayes to the
rank Of captain.
The commissioner maze public a
letter he wrote to Hayes caHng rs
attention to reports that a number OF
these resorts were dong business
openly in your district. and holding
the inspector responsible for any yio-
lation Of the law"
Besides the announcement that Sam
schepps would not be brought to New
York until early Monday morning the
principal development in the Roaen.
thai case was the discovery BY rep
resentatives Of the district attorney OF
two more bank accounts of Lieut..
Becker The names OF the banks were
not made public. but the amounts to-
tailed about $4,000, 1t was learned.
making the aggregate deposits upout
s75.OOO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
REFUSED TO sE sLAcKMAlLED
RESIGNED PUBLIC OFFICE
Telegram By United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Philadelphia. Auf H. Many friends
are rallying 10 the support Of Council
man William Burke, today following
Burke's resignation from office after
publicly telling Of his former life as a
convict because he said be could not
longer stand the blackmail which
those who knew him as an ex.conviet
levied.
Burke was elected to the council on
tho reform ticket He said that under
the name OF b Benjamin Trlpp be carried
o. a career of c.ime, finally landing IN
the Massachusetts penitentiary When
Ike was released he came TO philadel
plia and has been honest Former
prison associates who recognized him
forced him &c pay for their silence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
ARousINe GREATER INTEREST

The open air meeting under the au-
spices OF the B. Y, 2. L Of the First
and Second Baptist churches was well
attended last night and considerably
more interest was manifested on the
part of Christians, which is an indi-
cation Of il being a great revival and
Of lasting good for Christians and sim
ners alike. There win be preaching
tonight and Sunday night. There will
be no preaching at the Baptist church
building Sunday night and all win wor-
ship IA the open alr. The young people
will hold their meeting on the grounds
at o'clock, to last one hour, to be
followed by preaching Everybody is
cordially invited to attend these meet
ings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
SOME DlssoLvlNG VIEWS
FOR MOTION PICTURE TRUTs.

Telegram by United Preas
Philadelphia, Aug. iG.-The govern.
ment filed suit IN the United States
district court today asking for the dis.
solution of the moving picture trust.
The defendants named are Motion Pie.
sure Patent Co, General Film Co,
Biograrh Co. Edition. Essanay. Luhini
patla, Freres and thirteen individuals
are named. The motion asks the court
10 restrain all persons and companies
that are exercising undue monopoly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
TO Be
PAID MONDAY
President Taft Has Signed
Appropriation Bill, and
Checks Being Mailed.
TELEGRAM by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Aug, 1T-President
Taft today signed the $i60,OOO-000 APP
preparation bill The thousands Of vet
eran defenders Of the Union whose
pensions have been held apninee Aa.
gust 4, will be able TO cash their checks
by Monday, as checks have already
been made out for 200, 900 pensioners,
and will be mailed to them from the
various pension agencies today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
raAMps psRMH IN FIRE.

Chicago, Ang l7.- Fifteen or TWEEN
~ tra lps were said to have been
burned to den Ii IN a fire which ne
slroyed the old spanaroma" building,
South Wabash avenue and Hubbard
place. yesterday afternoon.
James O'Nen. rescued from win
DIV In the d1me after he had been
burned severely, told the police tha,
twenty companions were asleep in a
glosea loft OF tie building
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An APPRECIATED rREAr-

Farmer Gillespie, living four miles
from Chickasha, brought to The Ex
press office yesterday fine Il pound
watermelon, which is much appreciat-
ed and was greatly enjoyed by tine
force. He is loading q car Of the same
kind at this point for market,
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don't think that the man who was
president then is the man to find the
way out now"
Then turning to Senator Stone, Sen
ator La Toilette bowed and inquired:
Does that answer the senator from
Missouri"
That does fairly well, responded
Senator Stone amid the laughter OF
the senate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

ATTACKS
ROOSEVELT

Washington, Aug. 17-In a pietur
esque, spontaneous outburst during
debate Of the presidents wool tariff
veto in the senate, Senator La Toilette
attacked the new Progressive party /
and swore new allegiance to Progress
siye RepubIicanism
The Original ihsurgent" auiYering |
with emotion. with clenched hands and |
strained face, poured out a flood Of
impassioned oratory that kept the
floor and galleries Of the senate rapt
and silent Standing in the well Of
the chamber, Senator La Toilette as
sured his associates that he intended
TO keep up the fight in the Republi
party to make that party really pro-
gressiye7 and to keep on until the
last bell rings and the curtain falls
After reviewing briefly the trust rec
ord Of Col. Roosevelt, Senator La Fol
lette declared that th~ former presi.
dent was mot the man to find the way
out now" He asserted that mo OBJ
staele dragged across the path Of the
| progressive movement in the Republi-
can party can now stop its advance, !"
He declared that when the Republi
can party, through its progressive as
soeiates had reached a point where it
would respond to the purpose for
which it was born. an attempt is made
p at Chicago to divert it"
, Senator Stone asked Mr.. LaFonette
wheter he meant the nomination Of
President Taft or the nomination OF
ex-Presidont Roosevelt
n 4 am awiully surprised. began Sen
q ator La Toilette that left the sena
/. tor from Missouri in doubt. / hopo
4 did not leave doubt in the mind o.
% any one else"
Then moving down the center aisl,
until his outstretched hands almos
touched the stenographers' tables. h.
, continued;
On the day that Theodore Roosevelt
!. was made president there were IA
"A trusts and combinations in the Unite
p. States When he turned this govern
IN ment over to Wm. Howard Taft ther
NJ were l0.O2O plants in operation. Whe
70 he became presidsnt these trusts ha
&c an aggregate capitalization OF tsre
~ billion dollars and when he left til
M presidency they had an aggregate ca
u italization OF thirty-one billions al
nj. more than 20 per cent Of it was waite
NJ Their power has gone on grown
and spreading. There has been
n dimunltion in the present adminlstr
ro ton This administration has soug
he. to enforce the Sherman anti.trust "a
nj. more vigorously than its predecessor
~ but the time to have applied the sh,
II man law effectively was in the
fancy Of these trusts, when there we
only 49,
les 4 don't believe that the man W
Ex was president for seven years VIII
md the greatest trust growth occurred,
iat. the very time Of all times in the h
the tory Of the Sherman anti.trust Il
ma when 10 could have been made potl
tial in deierring trust organization
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
PROMOTIONS IN DIPLOMATIC
AND CONSULAR SERVICE.
Telegram by UniLed Press.

Telegram by United Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug l7-Numerous
promotions in the diplomatic and con-
sular service are N batch Of new
appointments contained in a list Of
nominations President Taft made yes
terday Among the diplomatic service
appointments are Frederick A. Ster'
ling Of Texas. to be second. secretary
at st. Petersburg. Edwin S. Cunning
ham Of Tennessee, Is given a consular
appointment az Singapore,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
AMgRIcAN ExpLoRER KILLgo
Telegram BY United Press.

y - y NTTT7'7I11 '717T7
Bombay. Aug NV Hunter Work
ran, an American explorer. was killed
BY an avalanche in the Himalaya
mountains, according to a message re-
ceived here today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
FEDERAL TROOPS ARE
AMsusHEp IN MEXICO.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram BY United Press.
Mexico City, Aug 1.-Two hundred
federal troops were ambushed and
Killed by Serrano Indians in the state
of Oaxaoa. Reports here state that the
Indians We're apparently friendly, hag-
ing entertained the troops, and that
when they left they ambushed them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
ONE KILLED IN COLLISION
NEAR PiTTSBURe,

Telegram by United Press.
Plttshurg, Pa, Aug. l7.-One lahorer
was killed and four injured in collis-
ion between q freight and work train
on the na' a'.imore & Ohio railroad near
here todaf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

The Young Ladies' Circle of the
Christian church viii meet Monday
afternoon in the church parlors. All
members are urged to be present,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17

NEW SUITS ,N SUPERIOR COURT.
jimmie Faulkner ct al VS.. G.. r. i,
& P. Ry. Co. damages. Jss. Baker.
Sarah Hightower VI. Frank Hlgh.
tower, divorce J. s. Baker
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-17
ANOTHER aeyAl CHILD
OF AMERICAN pARsNrAeE.


Telegram by United Press.
London. Aug l7-A daughter was
horn today TO Lord ana Lady Deeles.
Her ladyship was formerly Miss Vivian
Gould Of New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-15
CRIMINAL COURT

In the criminal court, Saturday.
Judge l. s. Jordan sentenced Max
Hart to serve three years in the pen
itentiary on his plea OF guilty to one
OF four counts against him charging
the obtaining Of money under false
pretenses. and forgery Hart repre-
scented himself as an agent for the
Green River Distillieries Company
and took orders for whiskey, collect
I'artial payments on orders received.
The count on which ne pleaded guilty
was the forgery charge. He was
represented by Attorney :. O. Boyce
Lucinda Fitch alias Elizabeth Green
Ice and Maggie Clay alias Carrie
Knox appeared in the criminal court
Saturday with their attorney George
J. Rodgers and renewed their bond
To appear on the FIRST DAY OF the next
term OF the criminal court when a
date will be set for their trial. The
two women are charged with shop
lifting and were To have been tried
on March %. but failed To appear and
their bond was forfeited. When they
appeared Saturday the forfeiture was
set aside and the bond renewed.
Peter Max will be tried in the. GRIM
inai court tomorrow on charge OF
selling intoxicants TO minor girls. this
being the second trial OF the case at
this term OF court. on the previous
trial the case resulted In a Disagree
nitnt Of the jury and the Municipal
League. which Is interested in the
case insisted on another trial at the
present term of the court.
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4 irrrr proportion % fha members
- Ths TiffahurFh Male chorus vhirh
ui' nr hard ir fhr rrlrt Theatre o.
rHrrHu rlHhf ars WEIGH SCI d num-
Ter ~ NafIaraiirfa ere repreaenfaf
OBI. 'Ifirg irish EHrman. English
Scotch ard Amfrfrnn In Tire ranEa
Hrr Directors lawyer. Professional
singers. Merchants Trafeaurr and
NiIvnrarrr There are On social bar.
riffa Hrd frr Eeaf possible feeling
ore. nra 'F. uH meet upon one
common ..FeI ard they OH admire
arf rrr IrmeraaIs devoted o. fhefr
.ra1rI NJ james stephen Martha.
..r.rffr.f nfa' ErafIrm Ir
rI '.rf seems fn ffrfT even man
srI fHf r"errr.Itr s.aafI.Ifr or tome
arf fNr rfafrH % rnIHf arra7r aa
rr p. uer. fnurasaIrr pic .a.r
.-r-'ra .prn a rrari raraf irafra.
n..r"
MIrr r'ar.fe CIfa#r .IrHrIsf -
r.Hf"r 900 nr frr aaniaf
fHrrrfrHu rIgff
srs's car rru hr secured 90 fhs
... .u.rf Tn.afrr
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Nrf NanrF Eanniafrr. no NInfh
s'rr'f. rho aaH injured by r. fau iaat
ur'k. Dol slowly .mprutirE
A.ss FirE.r.a Elrs. of V.-r.rIa
rfrr't .eff SATURDAY. afternoon f4f
PIfshurzh fo trf friends f1r feu
DAYS
So and Mrs Arch C.rrk and child
.rrr lc'f Saturday fnr Easf IIFeruooL
uhere fl'F aUl F.sf friends End o.
Iaf.frH Inr raer
The .rraI h.rh school baseball team
riI Play tre Wh-fiIuE high af Wheel
HnF ou WedueailF afternoon
vs. " woodward. uho uas burt
uhIIe at vork on me FostorIa add
ton. Isl reported aa Improving nicely
Two plain DRINKS arrested by Dff
Gers Davis and Kidfer. uIu face the
mayor thia morning
Mart kull o' Roberts Ridge. is con
lined f1 hIs home win an attack of
pneumonia
The Dunn Nitamus club viii give
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APPEAL
In the Interes, os ,ne v. ". C. a. Ns~
Building Campaign. 20 BE Mailed
Out To-Day.

A circular appeal will be snailed 20
day In the interest OF the Young
Women's Christian Association build
Ing campaign. signed by Mrs. Robert
J. Reed. chairman OF the campaign
executive committee. and one OF the
most active workers for the associa.
ton since It's organization in Wheel
ing FIVE years ago.
There will be a tea at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon at the present quarters over
Schenk's meat store. on Market street.
for the captains and workers compos-
ing the young women teams. Besides
the women workers there will be also
campaigning teams composed OF men
II Is hoped to have about three hun.
dred workers, divided almost equally
between the sexes. There will be a
supper to formally launch the cam
paign Tuesday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
at the Scottish Rite cathedral ban.
quet room. On this occasion. Miss
Florence Simms. OF New York. and
Miss Elizabeth Hughes will speak
Other addresses will be made by DR.
John L. Dickey. who will preside. and
by Rev. l.. w. S. Stryker. Rev. w. A
Cook and Rev. G. II. Robinson.
The campaign Is to last nine work.
ing days and the object is to raise
$4,000 TO purchase the site and erect
the building at the southeast corner
OF Eleventh and Chapline streets
The circular appeal to be mailed to-
day is as follows:
Dear Friend:
We wish TO call your attention to the
earnest effort which is being undertaken
by the women and men OF Wheeling to
secure the fund required for the pur-
chase price OF a lot and the erection OF
suitable building for the Young
women's Christian Association OF this
city. This building is now essential. nj
order 10 carry forward the enlarged
work OF this organization which has in
fts demands and needs entirely out
grown the present rented rooms.
The new building will contain dormi-
much needed shower baths and pooi.
rooms equipped for teaching domestic
science. sewing. millinery. etc Seven
will here find place for meeting. The
stranger will find home. the lonely girl
friends. The gymnasium and lunch
room will ensure health and strength,
while wholesome social life will abound
There VIII he n library. assembly hall
and other features making IL an attrac-
and fol all the women's interests of the
city.
Various committees Of women and
business men numbering three hundred
have organized to conduct a vigorous
campaign from April nth to April s7th
The sum OF one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars Is desired for the cost OF
the lot, building and equipment The
aim OF the present Nine-Day Campaign
Is 70 raise one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars or more
Nav We ask your active cooperation
For further Information please call at
Campaign Headquarters or telephone
No. 1000.
Sincerely YOURS
MRS. ROBERT = REED
chairman Campaign Executive Commit
tee
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DEAD ON TRACK
Body Of Man so Far Not Identified 10
Discovered at Parkersburq.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
PARkERSBURG, w. Va. April Il.
The body of a man about 40 years
or age was found on the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad tracks near the foot OF
Fifth street early this morning. The
remains were twice identified. but
later their Identification was dis
proved. Both legs we're cut of and
the head crushed. The name or "D.t
West. Clarksburg. w. Va. was found
on the body. II was at first thought
to be the remains of S. J. McKain, oil
driller. but McKain showed up after
his wife had viewed the body and
said 1t was not that OF her husband.
The coroner is Withholding a verdict
while the authorities are making q
further investigation and attempting
to ascertain the mans identity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-15
FINDS A CURE FOR
PERSPIRING FEET
After Spending Over 500 On
Various Remedies. Resinol
Proved Efficient

Are you troubled with perspiring feet
or annoying pcr-rirsfion rlsewhere-
~ 80. Just try this simple treatment:
Wash tie Affected part twice a day
with cool water and Restnol soap. fol-
lowed By q light application Of Rerlnol
Ointment. Here are a few words OF
proof from one who tried Resinol for
this and other uses.
I began the use Of Resinol ONT
ment about ten years ago for piles.
8ulte satisfactory: finally used n for
local troubles. and lastly for per-
ring feet. and Il was more than
tisfsctory. and that after had spent
Yer hundred dollars for different
remedies and fees without results.
Since then / have recommended Resi-
mol Ointment 10 dozens OF people. and
II has never failed to cure. ID. l..
killian. Memphis. Tenn"
And to suggest still further the wide
application of Resinol let us quote
this letter from Mrs. NJ. I.ansdown.
Paulsboro. -. J.: My baby had a
crust come on his skin which covered
his whole body. My doctor told me
TO use Resinol Ointment. / did and Il
cured him. His skin Is now as smooth
as velvet. I shall always keep a jar
on hand. Ny hands were cracked and
bleeding. / used Resinol Ointment on
them. and the next morning they
were entirely we'll"
Resinol Ointment stops itching in
stantly. and with the aid OF Resinol
Soap is the ideal healing application
Tor eczema and other skin eruptions.
pimples. blackheads. burns. scaIds.
boils. ulcers. and piles. Your druggist
recommends and sells Resinol Soap
(25c.) and Resinol Ointment (5Oc. and
1900. but for a generous free sample
OF each. write 10 Dept. IL. y. Resinol
Chemical Co. Baltimore. Md.
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HEAVY DAMAGES
Given Woman Who Claimed 20 Have
Been Dragged Alrnost Nude
Throuuh Ctrs~fs

special Dispatch ~ fu- Intel renrcr
HUNTINGTON. W Va. Aprii IA
Tho jury In the Federal court IN the
case NJ Mrs Lillian ~ Hun against
X T. Fitch and Joe Weisner. 81 Kim
boil. awarded the fair plaintiff dam
agcs in the sum 81 $1,000 She sued
Tor $4,000. The woman. who BE- from
'leNelHnd. AYERS she Vas arrested last
September and draEErd through ne
streets - ihe Town Co The Jail almost
nude. The iury Wa out but tVenty
minutes. a motion o. st aside the
I.rll-l VII p. Nd later.
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its third dance OF the season on Tues
day evening. in their club rooms in
,the Walger building on Lafayette
avenue.
Mrs. Lenna Lowe Yost, state presI.
dent OF the w. c. T. U. of Morgantown
will spend a few days as guests 81
Miss Mary Booher on Fifth street.
Miss Lula McCune of Johnstown.
Pa. is visiting friends and relatives
in this city for a few days.
Street Commissioner Isaac Rodgers
had a force OF men out Saturday
cleaning the streets, the work will be
continued today.
Rev. W. p. Chrisman. of Hans.oro
filled the pulpit at the Trinity church
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Bennett, Of Evers-
ton. w. Va. is spending a few days
as guests Of Rev. and Mrs. A. Stewart
Whal, on Morton avenue.
President l.. G. Moore, of the United
Mine Workers Union of the state OF
Ohio, will spend a few days in this
city.
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HORSE, COLT AND :
cow CRBNATED
IN BURNING o. ToNliNsos
STABLE AT noUNDsgIllE-
Fsrnins implements Alss oest-oyed.
Entaiiins fetal Lee %
$500

The stable belonging TO James Tom
hnson. near the camp ground. north
OF the city. caught IRE about $50
clock Sunday morning and burned
TO the ground In the stable Was a
morse. COW and colt. also a ton OF
nay and all OF the farming imple-
mene. which will total a loss of prob
ably $500. with no insurance.
IL is supposed that some persd
mad been spending the night In Il
stable as II is said that the IRE FIRST
caught In the loft OF the stable. The
local hre truck responded to the call
sent In. but as the last or nearest IRE
plug 10 this point Is at the corner OF
First street and Jefferson avenue, no
water could be played on II.
The cause OF the FIRE Is unknown.
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West Virninia Patents.

u. +. Dunlap. patent lawyer. Of
heeling. ". Va. and 2f6 McGiH
Bldg. Washington. - g.. reports the
recent issue of the following patents
10 West Virginia inventors Alexander
Fnlmros. Fsirmont. assiEnor to Pneu-
me lcciric Machine Company. Syra-
'" y clectropuur1n fir tool. and
Amos W. Summers and j v. Thomp-
...tt.i, cumUlned door lock and
LsI
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Good Roads Meeting.

The executive committee OF the
Marshall County Good Roads Associa-
ton met on Saturday afternoon In
the board OF trade rooms. The report
OF the pledge committee was filed and
after some discussion II was unanI-
nously adopted by the members >of
the executive committee.
According To the report. each and
every candidate for the house of dele
gates and the state senate, also the
candidates for sheriff and clerk OF the
county court. II elected, will use all
honorable means in their power to Sc
cure the passage and adoption OF a
county salary bill.
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Csretsker APPOINTED.

The Moundsvillc Camp Ground as
ISOLATION appointed Herman Baxter.
OF Proctor. as carctaker OF their
grounds in this city. Former Care
taker F. J. Schaifer resigned his posi-
ton the first OF the month and has
left for the southern part OF the state.
where he will be employed in the fu-
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