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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-27
TRACTION LINES
Both Local Traction Companies Surfer
A. Result Of Flood and
Land Slides.

As a result of the heavy rains OF
the past few days many slips have &C.
Cured and the local traction CON-
panies are suffering much inconven-
fence in handling traffic. On the Pan
Handle Traction line up the river.
several slips have occurred ard II is
impossible to make and time. and IL
will require much time TO clear the
track.
The West Virginia Traction & Elec-
trio Company lines out the pike has
suffered much inconvenience also. as
the water has covered the outbound
track at Peninsula cemetery and the
inbound track will be covered II a
stage of ~ feet is reached. A slip
occurred on the West Alexander divis-
ion OF the company's line yesterday
morning and traffic was tied up for a
few hours.
The Moundsyille division OF the
Wheeling Traction Company is handi-
capped by three slips that occurred
yesterday on the narrows. south OF
McMechen and IL is necessary 10 trans
fer at these points. At the subway in
north Benwood the company's tracks
are covered by few feet OF water
and IL Is necessary 10 transfer there.
On the Ohio side of the river the COM
pany is also suffering much incon-
venience as IL is impossible TO get be-
low bridgeport on the Bellaire divis-
ion because OF water on the tracks.
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AT LEAST $4,000 MADE IDLE
BY FLOOD IN MAHONING VALLEY

liam Tod Co. two plants of the United
Engineering & Machine Co. the Brown
Bonnell, Mahoning Valley and Ian.
singvllle plants Of the Republic Iron
4 Steel Co. together with the grou1
OF four blast furnaces at Hazelton and
the Youngstown Sheet 4 Tube Co. 5
mills and plant.
The furnaces OF the Struthers Fur.
mace Co. and OF the Ohio Iron & Steel
Co. at Lowellville. together with a
number of other plants in this CITY.
Girard. Niles and Warren. are unable
to operate.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Is IN
able TO operate trains. and the Erie.
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie and the
Baltimore q Ohio roads are badly
crippled
Last night a fire patrol was organ
lied in the city. and every available
man was IRE sod into service. The
fear OF fires has been instilled thor
oughly into the people. and every pre-
caution possible has been taken to pre-
vent blazcs.
The loss of the manufacturing
plants and the stores which are food.
ed Is tremendous. and will amount 10
nearly Sl.0O0.000 The loss to the
plants and the emf loyes on account
OF not being able 10 operate is csti-
mated at 100000 n day.
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SERIOUS FLOOD IN OHIO RIVER ALL
OF WAY TO CAIRO, ILL.,, INDICATED

trous floods all the way from Evans
vile. Ind. to Cairo. Ill. but II could
not be stated just how high the water
will go. The rain in the stricken
States OF the Ohio Valley is about
over and weather bureau officials were
convinced that the water in the Little
Miami and other Ohio rivers has
about reached its highest stage and
from now on will begin to recede. In
dications. however. are for more rain
In the Mississippi Valley.
From Memphis. Tenn. south to the
Cur OF Mexico the Mississippi has
been falling. but IL is expected TO rise
rapidly as soon as the Ohio Jours its
great volume into the Mississippi.
The rainfall in the Mississippi Val
ley watershed for the past winter has
not been excessive. according to the
weather bureau. but for the past three
weeks has been concentrated in a
comparatively small area in Ohio.
West Virginia and Pennsylvania. and
this Is believed to be large contribu-
ting cause for the disaster at DAYTON.
Ohio.
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In Youngstown, o., Fifteen Thousand
Men Are Out of Work as Re-
suit Of lnundation.

YOUNGSTOWN. o. March 26.-
The greatest food ever known in the
Mahoning Valley was the elimination
OF the incessant rains which started
Sunday morning and. with but short
intermission. continued until last
night. The food swept the valley
from Warren through 10 New Castle,
and caused practically every plant in
the entire valley to cease operations.
In Youngstown $1,000 men are out
of work. while the number OF idle men
In the valley will total at least 10000.
Since yesterday morning Youngs-
town has been without fire protection
as the water system has been put out
OF commission by the food There is
six feet Of water in the pumping sta
ton. and the pumps have not been op-
Grated since early Tuesday morning.
and IL will be impossible to start them
for at least two days.
In order to partly protect the bust
ness section n temporary connection
has been made with the mains Of the
Mahoning Water Company from the
Yellow Creek reservoir. tht the work
will not be completed until late today.
The food started Monday afternoon
and az O'Clock last evening the river
gauge showed 70 feet. while the high
est ever known was Is feet inches,
in 1905.
This morning the stage reached r
feet. and the city Is almost cut on
from the outside world The electric
plant has been put out Of commission.
and there Is not a street car running
in tho city.
business Is AZ n stancstiu and tho
Residents and business men are help
inE the police IN rescue families in the
flooded districts Hundreds ~ men
are ~ work dynamitIng tho great piles
OF debris that have collected above
all the bridges. in tho hope that the
bridges will not DO sweu- away In
cluded in the plants which have been
closed down are tho upper and lower
plant ~ rho Carucei" steel Co. WI
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MAIL SERVICE
UP Until Midnight All Mail Wa Being
SAINT by way 81 Pittsburgh aud
Grafton.

Flo" = not only CtLsc trouble and iu-
r"uVentenrc Co. those residing IN the
l1" parts uf t'e city. but the mail man
"iS' las his share TIE mails FOR the
west as Wei HF tie east ur, being sent
yer tho r. a -. through pift-hurrn
ani Grafton. the only places that rnn
p" reached from this city The main
l'n" OF ne IT, q a.. east viii uB doubt
o." flot"l az an early hour this morning
tni Az mail VIII have To- be sent Ir
way ~ ItttshurEt. as this division viii
Lnt ~" uTfNfed lt tIf stage ~ water.
ire other railroad lines are closet and
i.iII service Was f"."uflnueI ra4fer-
Gas ON" thing that .4 10 favor ~ fre
l'"1. mail 'Ierk7 is fhe fact that there
u 'f any Er"Tf amount az mail ON
i.f. y. ttf rH doubt before f.. waters 70.
"I'. '. "r" HiIl hs t large. amount f.-
delivery Mail fur delivers In th. f1s..
iinIH WIZ also u" held 49, until after the
" tfFr Fre" H.H H. Ia r...I ..frrfrr. ..f-.',.
r'f'. OIL, citizens
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WILSON ASKS FOR
AID FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS

WASHINGTON March 26President Wilson TODAY issued the
appeal to the nation to help the sufferers
Indiana floods:
The terrible floods in Ohio and Indiana the pro-
portions OF national calamity The loss of infinite
erng involved appeal TO all who are
able IN however small assist the
Cross send contributions Cross al Washington
or 10 the local treasurers of the society.
We should make this
whom this sudden and overwhelming disaster should
quicken every one capable of sympathy and give
mediate aid those who aborng and relieve
WOODROW WILSON"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Cornnissioner,a Sale.

vs. In Chancery
Anna Sea5right. et al.
. Ey virtue OF the. authority vested in
the undersigned commissioner. by a de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio COun-
". West Virginia. made in the chlncery
cause or J. ~. Henceroth. Plaintiff. ana
Anna Seabright. ct al. defendants. there
IN pending, on the LIST day OF February.
1913. and entered In chancery order book
No. - PAGE 266, ] Will sell at public
auction TO the highest and best bidder.
a. the north front door Of the Court
House OF ohio County, In the City Of
Wheeling West Virginia on
SATURDAY, MARCH 29TH. 1913.
commencing at ten O'Clock. A NJ. the
following described real estate. that T.
TO say; Part Of lot number ten ClOI, In
square number twenty-siN t26D. with
the improvements thereon. also lot num-
Der eleven tllb. in square tweuty-siN
!26), un-improyed. both OF which said
lots or parcels Of real estate are stu
ate on the west side OF Wood Street. be-
tween Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth
streets. in the city 81 Wheeling County
OF ohio. AMI state Of West Virg MIA, be
Ing the same property OF which Pred
erica German died seized. and which
was conveyed Co Ter by Geo T.. boyd.
special commissioner. by deed dated In,
-9th day Of May. 1898. and Of record iu
Deed Look No 90 page $40. OF Ohio
County Records
said lots or parcels 81 real estate may
be sold az q whole. or separated
TERMS OF SALE. 6ne-third OF the
pure Ease price. and 30 much more as the
pure haser may cle.t Co pay. cash IN
hand On the day ~ sale. bni the balance
IN two equal annual installments. due Ia
one year and two years from the date
- sale. with interest az six per -eut
from day % sale. the purchaser giviag
MS notes with approved Personal s.Cur-
lty Tor the deferred payments. and lie
legal title TO he retained a. further Sc
curty until the purchase money shall
have been fully paid.
'1iARLEs = .CARR1GAN
SpeSIl Commissioner
] hereby certify that bond and sscur-
ify has been given by the above named
spec ial commissioner as required by
Law and said above named decree
JOHN l.. KINGHgRS
CLERK Of the circuit Court OF ohio Coun-
IS. West virginia
mrs. f7--O-gT
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WHEELING CREEK
stream was very wild Yesterday
Morning But by Afternoon Back
Water Stopped This.

Up until about noon yesterday.
Wheeling Creek. including both Of its
tributaries. Big ami Little Wheeling
Creek ss well as q ddle Wheeling Creek
We're raging torrents. Tn" water rush
ID down the stream - a fast rate and
those who live along tnc upper streams
reported the streams To Dee higher and
Milder than al amy lime previous. to
their knowledge BY afternoon the
greater part Of the heIlwaterS Nad pas
Sod. although "A great amount was still
emptytng into the main stream but the
back waters from the river checked the
rush
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PROMINENT SPORTING MAN
DIES AT CLARK cnupr

'I.NRkSHi EG. W Va March 1c
N''"r 70 I0nc ii1rs off Urirhts Co.,.
case. Michael % sheridan. widely
Known Ha a sport man Ir thi. state.
lrnr.l .rnn1 md Sew York died to.
d1f in Dol. rrrfm'rta hero tldas at
iN' $3.50 OF o. lnfII recently Do
operated fho Nrfropoi and Mau.
haitian Bullets here.
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Muddy Comoiesion.

When you see woman with a mud
dy or sallow complexion and dun eyes.
you may know that her liver is out Of
order. A few doses OF Chamberlain
Tablets will correct Il and make her
look better and feel better. For sale
by all dealers-Adv.
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For SALE=EARMS

- ~--~-~~~-~-->S~~->~~
FOR aALE-Z Co acres land six
roowtI dwelling and ont huff4lnvs
Point VI Us. ohio 60 car stop % e a
J.. % line. VIII sell or trade. Possess
sion 20 once Fine location Address q,
T. stiles. TriaIelphIa- " Va
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roR SALE.
DESIRABLE REsrpEucra

~ On" Tot, facing on two rfrae,s NJ,
lf'''. street between 2ta and 2str
''-"'t' rented - desirable tcnants ara
H. '.H per cent Investment on tho ask
t. .''f Inis To- az unusual 0rr,ort,,-
ny ~ purchase a home IN t,,t,t
.'ehrF out NJ fioo-i district ala, 49,
~ Mi'arfHre Parties 0v-r.Irr 49,. -
~, rave ~ The city and DO not -.
HENRY W. oUHDLrso. A1.n,
Real Estate and In.uranr. = 80.
Market street. COpp victor. rt..,-.,
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RUeINESS OFTORINIIlES

WAITED nr more Trra.na uffh
SOME .HTIfII. fn holm Hrre..f. ...f tent.
-r' r Etrfrf D.in. vs. N.f.ueII.u
hitr.. ohio rr..FI.
sFoT .ssn paid frr port or whole afrrse
r' mons .uf uHr.an.a UInf..r. atnla.
HuI fa.u.s. frE. United sale anf Ts.r.
chase 60. huA--tAc g. O.. u4E-41-ff
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
For SALE OR RENT.

ron BENT on ron aALB-House OF
coils rooms ana store room C1mwnfI.
near new GIN mills T1fnusrIle OHIO
Address WIN fIfrGrrHid. 500 West
Washington So Martins Ferry. q.
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SEALID EROPOSALS.
notios 90 Manufacturers Jobbers. sarr-
thant1 and other Wboissais Dealers.

thants and other Wboissais Dealers.
e1llIE ~ IlkEEhh Given. That
We state luard ~ control % the STATE
ol Wert Ntrzlnia Will receive hids daily
~ ite 0ffice a. Char erfon. west VIZ.
siria Cor fIrllshlnE supplies for f".
fft frnl rfEt- Institutions. TIE rnanc 81
MAJ tEt. uHuf ut WI4Cn De- vested lu aatd
Hoard contracts vii be awarded Co. she
.lFeat ri1-rrr. quality cons Idered. ami
'iHfr fIsrtr rf.fg equal West kifE IA
"'gifI. VII le @lr'n preference
Lists ~ supplies urrIrI wlII be- FUR
f'-.rf I.ifrre uu receipt - requests
ffHtfr. q % Una desired
AII ItIHrNII OBJ COS II KBI.
a. so Clerl.etcr We, "irs 80,
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LOST
LOST $1,000

Small leather pure con-
tanning a $1,000 bill. on a
new Elm Grove car. leav-
ing Cecil station inbound
10 18th street at . O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. Re
ward for return tO this
office.
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ron SAID or TnADE-A Fosd seven
room house and tee tots. With wells
barn. ahaues lawn. arr other Improve
menta VIII sell cfeaEs OF trade Tor q
small farm address tlar'ss a Muller.
Camef0a. ~ ~ 1s-ii-u
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BE SGhX
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhiAl EMBALMER
ft22 ard 1874 Main Street
Calls Answered Ia, or Nlght-
Store phones 635
We L UFrtschy. Rel Phone 1889 z
G. }. Bertschy. Nat Phone i229.Y
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Bruemmer & HiIdebrsDd

funersl Directors aud EruhaImsra.
Corner Market and 1trsrfy eerOnf gta
Ielephonee 4ei. opsn a. AID AIT
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Fruit Farm

ITO acres. , dwellings, barns. 500
choice apple trees. 375 Kaffir
pears, 400 Sickle pears. 100 liberia
peach. $500 currants. 100 cherry.
400 plum. "a acres red and black
raspberries Nearly all bearing.
Very handy 20 car line. CHEAP.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL.

~-~-~~--~----------s------~
llrTE. boutwell,
Nf.nrft. tlfV. ~
virginia Ave-. second house from
.'r.I I.r. llIrI rat standard ln cuisine
nnf .crtfcr. mHurfr appointments
pr oklot 7 a y r. bUIuWEt.1.
oALEN HALL
Hotel nrf -nritrf Atlantic CITY. Nru
Jersey 40 IDEAL place fHI I long or short
..a' stone IrI.k AMI rfesI Nr ling
I."H'ur on aIIfe With bot unI cold eco
water Iu private nafra Tnrfr and t.ura
f'fo liHfIe AMI Treatment vIfH fr4fuef
Attendants l.esaHua in Uaskefry ans
NDHviuE y T. Yobus. GruI lf1narfr
in-1l.tf
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FOR RENT

TOR EEHT-Housr and blacksmith
Shop With tools. Inquire % Andy
johns. clinton. ". Va mr-1s-r
FcH RENT-Ntcely furnished room.
with use ~ bath and phone Central
D. located. cali Bell phone ZIos-I
mr-1kI-tf
FoH REnT-SiN room apartment. 1rd
floor. corner 2ftI ana tnaplius Sts
Enquire Irwin irus store. nlr-12-tf
FoR HEHT-3 rooms with bath los
session az once Suitable Tor two gen
uemen Browne Brothers. lt2c Market
street f-g4-ff
Eon AEHT--Sicsly furnished and 4
rom fats with hath. fer ltgEt house
seeEtIs. rent reasonable Apply 90 ".
trcnt 81 Aus ST.
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Dowler & Dowler
1919 sehmvlbseh Building
For Sale

, SOUTH BROADWAY DWELLING
- rooms. hsfh and pantry bot and
cold water both gases and electric
hght. lot 3sxl31. will stand &C. feot
o. Vafor Orer'1 90 bargain Tor the
Eext fwO week
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FOR SALE

TUX DALI
Poh sALE-Nice house ia KirkwOod. on
corner lot House contains > rooms.
uath, : porches. cellar and gas for light
AMI heat VIII sell very reasonable.
can Nat phone l3-R 81. bridgeport.
mr-22-l
DERRICK FoR SALE.
"a FOOT BOON. IL ny II IHcaHs.
s1Iff LBoS, IA By IA rHCEE5.
~ GOOD WORKIEa ORDER
EHQU1RE OF JAMES l. HAwLEY.
lO05ls MAIH STREET,
ENQUIRE OF 8UPEEINTEHDEHT AT
BU1LDIFo BEING ERECTED AT
STEEL FRIDGE CORNER lo25 MAIN
STREET.
ron 5ALE-Oliver typewriter. good
condition. ~. J. Smith. $40 Main ST
Wheeling. Bell phone S12-R. NatI 1857
Ja-El-u
foE eA1s-HoUse On corner Fisetentn
Lnd Jacob streets Very deeira BILE
knQuSy ~ Fifteenth street au-Z7-tf
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WEAPON LICENSE.
MISCELLANEOUS

nAEO Wanted. Secondhand BAGS.
nAUA Write for prices Richmond
BAG COLBERT 81. RichmOnd. Va
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GROCERY

Fancy Jonathan apples, per
,boX ............ ........$2. 20
Fancy Spitzenberg apples,
per box ................ 2.15
Florida oranges, new crop,
good size, per doz...... 40c
Fancy lemons, per doz.... 40c
Jersey sweet potatoes, Z
pounds .......... ...... 25c
Cranberries, per quart $50, 10c
Regular 40c coffee, j. pound
Gains SIC
2-pound cans ........... 73c
Regular Soc coffee, pound. 29c
Regular soc coffee, pound. 26c
Special blend, good drinking
coffee, per pound ...... 2Oc
Bakers cocoa in IL pound
tins, each f9c
Bakers Dec in Ia pound
tlns, each $3.50. 10c
Fresh eggs, per dozen ..... asc
Fancy brick cheese, per
pound .................. 22c
Fancy e cheese, per
pound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22c
California sliced peaches in
extra heavy syrup, No. 8
cans, each .............. 22c
California apricots in extra
heavy syrup, No. 8 cans,
edcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22c@
Hunts Perfect baking pow
der, big 25c cans, each. 19c
Standard tomatoes, per can 10c
Larson's mixed vegetables
9 soup, No. 2 cans, each Sc
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ilton from electric shock, CIeburne

ilton from electric shock, CIeburne,
Tex, March %. 1912.
James Jack, jr., deceased, (widow),
BlOssburg, Pa.-SilVer medal to widow
and pension of $50 a month, with SIS
q month addition for her daughter un-
til she reaches age of 16. Died saving
Michael Gallant and Martin Gula. Min
ers from a runaway train, st. Benedict,
Pa, April 10, 1913. Jack, operating a
motor-lOcomotiVe, was pushing eight
cars in a mine entry when the trolley
pole was broken and the train ran
away. Jacks brakeman jumped, but
Jack refused, ringing bell until the To-
connective struck a al men were
switching and was wrecked. Jack was
fatally hurt.
Charles w. Zimmerman, deceased,
(WidoW), Lewiston, Pa.-SilVer medal
to widow n pension of $50 a month,
| with IS a month additional for her
daughter until h reaches age Of Is.
Died attempting to save an indeterm-
mate person, or persons, from a run-
away, Lewiston Junction, Pa, Dec. ~,
1912. Horse trampled on him.
John j. f. Sheehan, deceased, ovid
ow), 40 Lawrence street, Albany, N.
Y.-Silver medal to widow and pen
sion Of $50 a month, with IS a month
additional for each Of two children
until they reach the age of 16. Sheehan
died saving Anna, Lillian, Margaret
and Mary Jones, small children, from
a runaway, Albany, N. Y, Aug. II,
1912.
Ambrose A, Mettler, deceased, ovid
oW), 7O2 Susquehanna avenu Sun
bury, Pa.-Silver medal to widow and
pension Of sos a month, with S. adj
| ditional for her daughter until she
reaches 6 of 16. Died saving Horace
S. Andrus, rs, from electric shock,
Sunbury, Pa, Aug. 20, 1912.
Everett o. Walcott, deceased, ovid
ow), EadsVille, Ky.-Silver medal to
widow n pension of $50 per month,
of three children until each reaches
age of 16. Died helping to save George
C. Brown from suffocation in oil tank,
Lawrence, ILL.,, June 5, 1912.
Owen S.. Ramsey, Lawrence, Ill
Silver medal and $1,000, as needed
Helped save George c. Brown and at
tempted to I'VE Everett O. Walcott
from suffocation in tank, Lawrence
vile, Ill, June S, 1912.
Wiley c. James, LaWrenceville, Ill
Silver medal and $1,000, as needed
Helped to save George G. Brown from
suffocation in a tank, Lawrenceville
Ill.,, June 5. 1912.
Noah Hood, LawrenceVille, Tl.-Sil-
| yer medal and $1,000, as needed. At
tempted to save Everett o. Walcott
from suffocation in tank, Lawrence
vile, ILL.,. June S. 1912. 49,
James Bonnie, Hanna City, Ill.-Sil-
yer medal and $1,000, as needed. Help
ed to ave Andrew Bogus, shot-firer
and assisted in an attempt to save
Edward Wyatt, shot-firer, from suffo-
cation in a mine, Gilchrist, ILL.,, Nov
~, 1909. Bogus recovered; Wyatt
died.
Thomas J. Mills, 1928 Thirtietf
street. Rock Island, Ill.-Bronze med
al and $1,000, as needed. Helped tc
save Andrew Bogus and assisted ir
an attempt to a V Edward Wyatt
from ~suffocation, Gilchrist, ILL.,, Nov
90, 1909.
Philip Cell, 10 South Chestnut
street, Kewanee. Ill.-Bronze medal
Helped to save Andrew Bogus and as.
sisted. in an attempt to save Edward
Wyatt from ~suffocation, Gilchrist, III.
Nov. %. 1909.
William G. Wills, r. D. box 23, Tyler
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Continued from Page Ihree.
Died attempting to save Herman c..
Winterhalder from drowning, Meri-
den, Conn, Feb. %. 1913.
Nelson A. Andrews, deceased, Gath
err, Middleield, Conn.-Bronze medal
to father. Died attempting to save
Valentine f. Frederick from drown
ing. Meriden, Conn, Feb. %. 1918.
James j. Lynch, deceased. (step-
mother, 81 Covell street. Providence,
r. L-Bronze medal to stepmother
and $1,000, as needed. Died attempt
ing to a Charles R. Benford from
drowning, Providence, r. L.. July 5,
1912.
Edwin r. Hulett, deceased, (father),
West Main street, BeardstoWn, Ill
Bronze medal to father and $1,000, as
needed. Died attempting to save Will
bur G.. Dial from drowning. Valley
City, ILL.,, May 80. 1913.
Morris Berger, deceased, (father),
1924 CrotOna Park east, New York
Bronze medal to father and 800, as
needed. Helped to. save Theodore r,
Patton and died attempting to a "
Hyman Abel from drowning through
ice, New York, Dec. 81. 1912,
Frank c.. Brojer, jr, Chatham, N. J.
Bronze medal n $4,000, as needed
for educational purposes. Helped to
save Theodore r. Patton from drown
ing through ice, New York, Dec. 81,
1912.
Albert H. Buckalew. deceased,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-31

surrendered life and good society, peo-
pie of refinement and education were
friends; but the pleasures Of this
world allured, the dances, the cards,
the wine, and I was swept off my feet
into the swirling waters Of sin n
suffering, and n~ow-suicide. l met
many poor deluded girls and some
boys who had had church training and
Christian parents, and yet, there they
were, in sin. Why? Mainly because,
according to their own words, the
churches had failed to live and preach
Jesus Christ. The members of their
own families were professors but not
possessore Of the Lord Jesus as a. liv-
ing reality.
Nj. Paul Brown, this to you is myvery
last word. 1 am going to tell you
why I am to kill myself. s. 81 " I am
a prospective mother. " = " l am not
brave, and moreover, I dare not let
the little n be born because-I-am
diseased. I managed to keep this
fact from---but he will pay for his
pleasure in that line sooner or later.