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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

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bon ibm IdbF DerfaBtsn 2sbsusauf i'm .gongufFOna Dirstorp" fhbt gu
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gtesnpGrtg ensagisrt i'm Jarmbetrieb uno gieb5udt in Rem Dartto, unb
in Wtutnunterntbmen in Mertto".
Differ Stnator bat cine 9sfOIution i'm 8onsrB stnsersidt, bic bic
eiumiI6uus in usrhO OerIuHgt ub e %bssrdnOst BAG nit elmer erpeihtsn
aufFaHuns Der MOnrOssDotrfn, bic r in Der RdouttOn in bic foIsenben
gDOrte tIsbt:
Dlb bic neutrality-suspicious. Re1te amtrtanif6sr Burger fs
on unIeren Grsnsen ftaben unO Fs burh bic gauge Det bgeitsn fOIItn,
ub bs tttr amtrtaniIae 8argtr, Der In siusm frembsH 2anbe DObnt
osr geEb bat, bere1tigt gum bousn Ghuse bur4 bic Regterung Der Der,
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fir Idn Gissntum, unO muB ibn srbaItsn".
Das 1T fE nortgarsu bic gegriubung OS Senators, BLOB bob bic
gIatiorm Ed nod Fdrter NIT BEN MOre IN u ousfpridt, rOflr Der
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aefanaene m serbLcn.

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a ober be srubfatn uo bic iuttttn Sooain ~nabrftttnl6 bttnabe
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annstmt Die giahetdt unI,ur sufFaTluna pirb bsRdttai burd 81, in
eOnoOn ,Hstoutun guiat, Osrfhtbtnr snetiaE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DIE WGnutr, ntdt bic erobn Qonbontr gIdikr tins Ghb i6idtn, pfsotn
tn 9lott br ben Dumb 81 Hsbmsu. sic entpsrfn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6dHosruHet, sarj ehh, pn tie bamt tuFsn. su ben s~rn6bnisn g.
riht,n feuriat bionbtrs cine Gptfobs. b, Elm Hihts pmbr as Tt6nss
aitt ouF bic SrbH pHL Gs banbtt Fa ndmf1 nm ben Gtnsus BON
buiparfdsn ariesstfonssnn in gsgrab. bic 5Guptfott eerbisns, unb
b. ihmdbHds EtPunbIuna bic linen bobti suhI nurbs. galntn. DHs
Iums. Der gttr,tr Der -0atp waHs, srsabn, % Ti Gin maIrHdtr. obr
f6sther anbIid gsrein. Gin GthuI bs abT9eus babe bic ~IngIadtten
bserabt Die sonss gsD0Icruug fi outu Ranb unb ganS gspsfcn unb
bah, ben gsfunssnsr bic otfasmidFn G~dmdtunssn tns geTdt gsidrirn
unb uamsHti& ben ghnsn Der butsarHdsn OHsers babe man auf,beu
t0nnsn, ME bitter otf, gskiOisunssn Fs trasn.
Der bstanns omstfanifte Sournatf 5raneis DteOunosb tonmt in
smsm Brief. an 81. .0otp gaI" auf bhdbe GpiIObs gu Ipredsn, oHtin
TT Sradt Fd na3 rdt i6drfr aus. afs fn sngHfder aOIhg, Die foIgsnhs
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TOnOern ou4 ssssn iinen a0ns. ben unfer amritrif4r 3unftsnOiIs
psrfOnIia OsruntpprIi8 maat fir bic nuuurbiss gsbaHbIuRs Der busari.
f1en RrhsssenrgsEeu:
sd fam toum Gcrs ffn0sn', beBt s boun, .Me fart gsnug pdrsn,
um bic gebanbIuns Der bulsariffeH ariessgsfougrn BET ibrsr gutunFt
bier az OrurtaItn. Mon bat fe burd bic Stdot marf@sRH Iailsn, no
Fe nit eatmpf ababduft uuo sam gefp5tt b65nenber gORsmaIfen osmaHt
Durstr. Cir auaSnbfar Diplomat sr3dbIe mir, OaB bier buIgariFhe
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FINER BON ibnsn uv Stsrbn Es9t. GO mar uuptrbis bonn a0nig Peter, Der
bod fdbt @obot NOR, lhr bic 8emdtgung tapRrer 2me gu erinIsn. Sd
e8 mar ungInubf6. serabs5u Idbmnb fur ben 3ufdausr. Sd fab fOgar.
pis bic geOsdung Ohl: maben, erfhopfen arisgsgsfongtnsH 5pcns, nit
ttun nuHon Juben gu lauen, gum GrgoBen Der 3udauer auf BEN gdrs
serFig unb an ben Jenferu. Rein Q8unbtr, bob bic guIgarsn emn Quss
brud bon gut unb Rot trugen, ME i'd tu me suDor auf msniaidsn gs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02
G(aIGtBirte aNeigen!
gOtiS

WOIt3,
Cine Sainois 5abrifforporotion
miro cine qerionlidfeit aulteaen,
UeIde iid be3iioIid GeFerenoen MIN.
ousneiien fam, in ipeSieaer Gigen.
ihaft, ungeiabr brei StunOeu per
ISOLDE erforoernO. Sonornr unge.
fa6r $50 per Wonot. Cine Ser.
ion bepor3ugt Die fGbig it, 5000
an5uleaen, lpent ionit iif eigneuo.
Cine lluterrebung nit uniercm Der.
treter in Omaha miro nllr 4pplifan.
fen beipi1igt, Die boqe G~inSelbeiten
nnge6en. aoreiiirt. 8. so. 9ougber.
tp, @eid1itsfi6rer, GlgirL 80.
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tia mno hinrritcn0 NIT Cos 81 Be
nienen uimidt, Oas In ben 8erei
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miro. mo ouf oieie @eiie ibren
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mo ueroicntermaBen erfolareidg
getriebsorganiiation gu bewabren
iutd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

Siterta tpnrnt bic geridterItatter
in Der Staot Merifo Dor Der alls.
gabe IiigeHbafter 9eri9te. 9arauf
bat Die meritaniife Hegierliug oas
Monopol2
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Danoler IN AnnDa ittlD:
Geo u. 9offmon, "a. uub Goge.
81 8. Go6oer, 20. un0 Gumine.
q. @munIon, IL. nnO Cunning.
%. 8. greper, sos glor6 "a. ctr,
Siio.G moba.
5br fOnnt Sareupbngi bon ben
~icIgeuoeu 5riebb0fen beiteleu:
5orpit gopn, Gel. Florence t34.
Rroipcet Gin, Eel. @eblter 2404.
@eit 9nDn, GeIepbon Douglas 829
Mount Scope, Eel. gcuion i4i.@.
@rneeIono Earl, Eel. Doug. 1864
Solp GepuIhcr, 3f2 Barter Bldg.
COer bejtent brett bon
Nmerieau Sareupbagms COMPANY,
Douglas 2442.
Office: 304 GirIt gsat. gaut glos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

geidIuiie OeS 5eItausiduiies miro
oieie leier gum an0enfen an Die
groBe Belt etl nuaememes bent
ihes 6eit fem, bel Dem iif ale
Deutiden obne llnteridJie0 Der Son.
ieiion Hno Der politiifen anihau
ing Die &ano reiden ioQen.
auf aHregnng 6es Deuti6dmc.
rifanilhen 9otionaIbun6es lit es
lett elmer 9ieibe bon Sabren iibli
genoroen, ben 6. Gftober oils Deut
iden Tag in amerifa 3u feiern. SSn
oieiem Sabre 1913 bat MN bic
Qeutide Gag. 6eier nod cine be-
ionoere geoeutmg. SIN Gftober
1913 feiert pas Oeutide Golf IN
Der 6eimatb ulo in allen g~rotbeiIen
Die Sahrbunoertfeier Der groBen
80lferihladJt BET Qeip5ig uno Der
gefreiung GeutihInnos BON pel.
I6cn Sode. al1 bag Tentihtbum
IN Amerifd geoenft oteies groBe
Greiguis piiroig 81 begeben. "a.
nit nun oie 6eier cine aIIgemeine
lDerbe, lit eS iebr 5ii ipiinIdeu, OaB
aud Die oeutiten airden i'm gan.
sen 2dnoe ii1 oaron betbeiligen,
Gs erae6t 0aber bic Bite an bic
gcinmmtc oeuti6e @eiiilidfeit al.
Ter aonfeiiionen, am Gonntag, oen
.. Gftober b. s., in alien Qirfen
oes 9eutihen Tdges uno Der
Northumberland bes oeutlhen 9c.
freiungsfrieges in cistipredRnocr
Metie SIT geoenfen.
Sir ben 8oritdno bes Teitih.
nHprifnniIhen RotionalbunOes,
Mdtumgsboa mo NIT ~treuoeut.
idem @ruBe,
Or. 9. 3. Seromer,
gunoespr1iiOent.
A0oIpb 3imm,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

eernt Ons antOmObilgeidsft
IN Der belt einseridteten Shule int
Ielten. aataIoge frei sugelonOt.
Nebraska automubiIe GduoI,
f417 Dodge Strabe, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02
GOrOs, SnpmObiIes, COtrIanSe.

aae Sorten sebroudte altoB Bill.
ig gu D%ertaufen. Gdreibt tueQen
elite un6 Breiie. QDir MAIDEN Bette
@eporaturen in Der beitausaeiiatteteu
@erfitatt meitlid BON Gbicago. ga.
rantiren uniere Goiting WeIbina.
Gragt nod Soften. Gentes Mptor
Gar SO, t4t5 Dodge Strnbe,
Omaha, Webr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

Dit Dem goridIage, 6aB ieOer
giirger 5uei Gage lang NIT Sadc
unO Spatcn auf Der 9anoitrabe
ar6eitcu ioa, Oiirften iidl Der 6ou.
rerncur bon @iiiouri in cine Cad.
gaiie oerrannt babcu.
7ic 81 id6rige 6rau int 0iteu,
Sie auf 3abIung riiditanoiaer aIi.
mentc in Ser S06e BON 6reitauieno
Dollars flaat min iih pieIeihi
berbeiratben?
91ur mas mir ihtDer erringea mil
fen,
3u mierm Slide paiien mill:
gfm idouiteu lit Is, Die 5u fiifien,
Die iit nidt fiiieu Iaiieu ipiq.
3lpei franfe Wdmcr, BORT uutel
nett int uaropdiihen 8etterwiutel
.Ods lit 5u oiel. Sultau 9auba.
ioate 5uguHiten beg 3oreu Ser,
0inono ab0allten, ODER umgetehrt.
Der Gdtunhe weint unt 0fitIelo,
Der Starte uerbirgt iein llngliid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02
AutOmO6iIe an berfanTen.
Wroher Mntn.Wnrnnin

Stepens.D urpen 1909, 6 9bFiu.
Der, 30 BferOcfr1fte, 5 goToaiere.
@rauden bos @eIo. $4,000
g(Or2fie: u POT Omaha aribunc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

Gin fleiner @rocerD. im6 GletIh.
LADEN 81 berfaufen. llmiob Der
Wonat $500. 9otbige gnfoufs.
iumms $500. CABS @rocerp, 1895
Qoro "a. Strabe, Omaha, Qeb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

3n D~rrfaafen :--Die neuIte Iusanbe
ron ~@ebiter's Retp International
Dictionary, Oas mertnnnt gtnn.
barb B0rterbnd Der engIiIhen
Sprahe. @anS reIi u1o ~unbenubt.
Qo6enpreis $t2, mein greis $500.
Nnn ihreibe on dictionary,
Omaha Eribine. n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

3n uerfanfen-@rOcerp @elddite
$4,000 per Snbr; feline @ele.
aenbeit; gut eingefiibrt. $4,000 CT.
forbpr[if. aOreiiirt: Zeal Sc,
9eunebed 60, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

9as prcismarbigIie GTtn BEL Deter
Stump. Deutife Slide, 1908
Iooge GtroBe, 2. Gtcd. MabIJei.
ten % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02
Babndrste.

30pfe genadt aus nusgetdmmten
Sanren $780,; elm Get 0oden
fret. 2rau s.. 81. Cd, 1304--1305
n. 8. u. gl0ay Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

Der Gdtuade weint Inn WHtIeio.
Der Starte uerbirgt iein llngliid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-22

0 Williams. resigned
c0Rra
: Q De = I=T
Following official bonds approved h H Arne justice
Verdsn
J. 4 Aolet Washington township
G. ? Newell superintendent
enormously
Sc Of section So township
neouy said Wm
directed The refund w Young s76
Of bis purchase and eliminate said rolls s09lso
County authorized refund Hare ssso being
shown that the him through figuring
back which he paid.
An directed
Chickha township Ake
that he had paid the Ninnek
township
ReqlisOn
dsalowed
MuTphey petition reduce the valuation 2 block
chickasha presented and said petition denied
Refund
Ss shown their
raised $4,000 0
petition bridge
and motion deferred Commissioner
In the the
section lines
deferred until after first Monday November
will be given reheaing
the
B. claims inclusive rejected
No other business adjourned
in November. 1913
D. cHAsTAIN Chairman Board Co Com
F. P BRADLEY. Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-22
DANGER
IN DELAY

Kidney Diseases Are tea Dangerous
fOr chIekasha People to Neglect.
The great danger Of kidney troubles
is that they so often get firm hold
before the sufferer recognizes them.
Health viii be gradually undermined.
Backache headache. nervousness.
Iameness. soreness. luubago. urinary
troubles. dropsy. gravel and Brights
disease may follow as the kidneys get
worse Don't neglect your kidneys.
Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney
pills. which are so strongly recon
mended right here In chickasha
r. A. Lyle. farmer. r. F. ID. No. l.
Chickasha. Okla. says Some years
ago when living in Tennessee. not
only personally used Doan's Kidney
Pills. but sold them in a general store.
know. If from no other reason than
the large sale Of them and the many
words Of praise given them. that they
do everything that they are said to do.
had no severe trouble. but for a slight
disorder Of the kidneys. Doans Kid
ney Pills proved very good / do not
hesitate 10 publicly endorse them
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milturn Co.. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no her.-Advertisement
II d&1tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-22
PROCEEDINGS COMMISSIONERS or
GRADY couATx OKLAHOMA ocTosER &. tsis-

Office Al Chick
adjournment chasiain chair
presiding Gloser Clerk Bradley and Assist
ant Comfy Attorney F. Holding. present
Meeting called by chastsin O'Clock
presented audited
and approved
laanA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-22

Monday, October 49,
County Oklahoma Monday October
county
presiding all the
e motion
personal
liability Brchd
considera
$500
him month months
Hale
the in his district
notify
further bills
Bagby
In Middleburg
hauling build
inp a
w NJ
Roaring in district g.
o. township
Of
Lucille, between sections and ie, township
limit chcksha city petition
referred back the petitioners without action being insufficient
ley township
committing a 0
Of death her estate her people unable
Resignation Of R Williams Chandler township
ed motion accepted
On petition Lewis Tendl appointed treasurer Chandler
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
FOREIGNER DIES
een~ood Man Suceumbs TO Injuries
sustained Saturday When He
Was Struck by Train.

Mike Gavinski. a foreigner died at
the North Wheeling hospital Saturday
afternoon az $40 O'Clock after he had
been carried in from the ambulance.
lie was struck by a fast II. & q.
Passenger train just below the Rem
wood subway az 3:45 p. m. No per
sons could be found who Witnessed
The tragedy and details are meagre
" Is supposed that he was crossing
the tracks and did not see the ap-
preaching train. The engineer applied
the brakes but II was useless and his
body was knocked in the air The
crew ran back after the train had
been brought 70 a standstilI and pick.
ed up the man and he was rushed 10
mis- city. He never regained con
seriousness His remains are AZ tho
Schroeder undertaking parlors await.
Ing the arrival Of relatives lie
boarded on Marshall street in one 81
me tenament houses In BenVood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
FOREIGNER is
ELECTROCUTED
NAN MEETS DEATH WHEN HE
TOUCHES CHAIN ON ElEc
TRIO LIGHT POLE.
Death Was Instantaneous and Friend
was Burned When Ne Touched
Him-Inquest Today. :.

About O'Clock last night a for
elgner. whose name could not he
learned, was electrocuted near Pinch
Run. south OF Bellaire. The man to-
gether with a friend was standing
near an electric light pole. following
the rain. and while talking, the dead
man touched the chain that connect.
ed with the line leading to the street
light In an instant the current
from the wire passed through the
mans body and sparks shot from his
heels.
He was thrown TO the ground and
his friend. who was standing beside
him. reached for him as he fell and
sustained badly burned hand.
Mrs. Weidman. of Shadyside and II.
+. link Of Bellaire were summoned.
but upon their arrival the man was
dead. Coroner Myers was called and
the body was removed to the Myers
Undertaking parlors In Bellaire
where 1t Will be prepared for burial
An inquest Will be conducted this
morning.
The cause Is not known but II is
thought that because OF the vet con-
dition of the wires, pole and street.
| following the rain. that n short cir
cult was formed from the main line.
The dead man. who is a stranger
In the vicinity. was employed at
Pultney mine No. .. and Is survived
by widow and several children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
ENAMEL PLANTS
In eellaire viii BE Reopened In Very
Near Future According
TO Report.

II was announced in Bellaire Sat.
urday that the American Stamping
and Enamel Company would open the
old Enterprise plant in the near fu-
ture and that they would operate
every department. TO it's full capacity
as soon as possible. Furthermore.
applications for positions at this plant
would be received by W. A. StelIars.
superintendent at the Enterprise
plant
For the past few weeks this plant
has been closed down owing TO a
slight Disagreement between the EN-.
ployes and the former owners. But
the OPP ming OF the plant by the new
company will probably settle this
dinerence and all the former en-.
ployes will probably be reinstated
and a large number OF others en-.
ployCd
The resumption OF this plant means
much TO the city OF Bellaire and the
people will be glad TO see II In on.
Grafton again. Between six and sev-
on hundred mcn and women are en-
pioyed In this plant. and when this
plant resumes matters will resume A
brighter aspect in the Manufacturing
City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
FINAL STEP
IN Closing Up Affairs Of National Tel.
prone company ls Sought In Suit
Fhed In Federal Court.

Charging that tho company as,,re
arc IN very had condition. that IFS
debts amount 10 about si.1oo. GOO. and
mat u is losing money al the rate %,
nearly $4,000 a year. a suit was nIed
III W" United states court here Sa,ur.
DAY by Cyrus Huling. ~ Columbus q
against the National Telot.bo,o -.
pany NJ West Virginia VI Huifrg 4.
lars" stockholder and alao a hesvy
creditor. While Of little importance
locally. tho suit is designed IN Ne 10
Ieved. 10 bring @ quick settlement ~
aH ahnirs ~ The company and To I'D
u ~ entangling liabilities ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
RIVER NEWS

An awful calamity happened at the
McMechen dam Saturday-according
TO yesterdays Register. The Liberty
met with trouble when she reached
the dam, says the bureau OF misinfor.
nation: the operators there refusing
TO lock" the boat through This ac-
ton, the Register said. was taken
on account of the trouble with the
bear trap, II being said that II the
trap was lowered, IL could not be got
ten back into place. and the pool being
heid would run out and completely tie
w navigation. etc, etc" That would
be awful, wouldn't Il, OF course the
story wasn't true. Every land lubber
knows that boat is not locked"
through a bear trap. That Is what
they build locks for
The truth OF the matter is. the Lib
erty was not delayed a moment at the
McMechen dam. according to Lock
master George Patrick. She was let
through the locks as quickly as DOS
sible. and continued down the river
without interruption until she reached
what is known as Opossum's bar. be-
low Powhattan, where she grounded,
owing TO the low stage of the river.
Inc river yesterday reached the low
est point OF the year. with a stage Of
one foot registered below the Nc
Mechen dam. The usual pool stage
was held throughout the day how
ever. but the river below is at such a
low stage that navigation has been
practically suspended.
The kanawha failed to arrive YES
terday. and the schedule OF boats for
the early part OF the week is very un-
certain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
River M arks.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. lO-River
stages follow:
Davis Island Dam-9.2 feet. station
airy: rain.
Steubenville-7 feet. rising: cloudy.
clear
Parkersburg- 20 feet. stationary:
cloudy.
Oil city inch. falling: cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
YOUNG GIRLS ASSAILANT IS
CONFINED IN PENITENTIARY

dence against him has been thorough.
ly sifted by the district attorneys 81
hce AZ Ma tinsburg Quito a mob has
gathered about the jail since no vas
apprehendsd. and nee Tho giri has
Identified him a. the right person tho
angry mob IS said 20 have had ropes.
and cries ~ Lynch him" have boon
humorous y was FOR this reason that
he was brought 20 the state peniion.
fiary
An Intelligence reporter called ~
ne prison yesterday but did not SEQ
stone. but % Is said that no has a
crippled lef' hand and large tattoo
mark on m" back ~ his right hand.
JNs' 's me httl" girl stated In DO
scribing her assailant
If De- said that when Stone fq faLan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
COUNCIL CALL
Will Be Issued Today BY Mayor Kirk
-Appropriation Bill and othcr
Items 20 Be Considered

The formal call for the regular
ms" ing ~ Tho city council tomorrow
N'nihF. VIII % issued this morning
by Mayor " L. Kirk Tho session
promises 20 10 one 81 tho mos, IN.
tore stins. as well a. important 81 tho
year. a.. among other uomeufous
matters. thf appropriation orGinanc.
VIII receive attention The ammo
priation bill is ready o. present 10
,"nn'lL - tho finance committee has
~ "a several meetings during tho pa 81
u days 20 make appropriations 10,
the ensuing year
~ also reported fha. tho case
fireman Rafclife. r"c. nfIv dts
,ndIEed ny chief Rose hu' subse.
tI'ntly r"insfat.d by council. VIII
u' opened. Interesting dsveIon.
ments arc expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
TWO THIEVES
wanted Here for Robberies Located In
other Cities.-wili be Brought
Here To-day.

Nc local Police were notified yester-
gay ~ IN" arrest IN other cities 81 two
IttSons wanted IL Wheeling for alleged
nrlhs them here to-day. Mary Walker
VINO - charged Icy her hrother-in-laW
J"hh walker, Of the Second ward OF
I"hbing him Of 800 worth of rlothinr
vas arrested In Charleston. W. Va. The
aileged inert occurred about a week ago
NIle Johnson. who ~ charged with rob
bihg negro resident Of the Second
Ward named Green. VINO is almost blind
81 S"u last week. vas apprehended bV
~" ounSstoWn. -. police u T.
CANNED that johnson took the money
from Greens room All persons mir.
eSted ~ the case are negroes