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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-01
VALIDITY OF RELEASES
GIVEN BLOW BY COURT
important Decision Rendered
by Highest District Tribunal
in Railway Case. Il

The Court Of Appeals of the District ~
Columbia handed down an important de-
cision today involving the validity OF re-
leases executed by passengers injured
through negligence OF employees -
local railway companies The opinion Was
rendered in the case of Caroline Colbert
against the Anacostia and Potomac River
Railroad Company.
The court, speaking through chief jus
tice Shepard. reversed tho action 81 tho
lower court in directing a verdict Tor the
defendant on tho ground that there was
not sufficient evidence offered by The
plaintiff upon the issue Of fraud IN ITO
execution of the release. The Court =,
Appeals held that the testimony II tho
plaintiff. 10 the effect that the releas. VA.
procured from her while IN bed and r3t
fering great agony. before she was awafe
of the nature and extent Of her infurie
was of such character a. to compel -.
su omission of the issue cf fraud 10 tho
jury for its determination.
The plaintiffs testimony also disclosed.
according TO tho opinion. that shr signed
the release in tho belief that ~ was -
save the conductor whose negligence VA
conceded to be the cause OF her injuries
These injuries We're of 4 serious chardf-
ter. and the court held that the considerst-
ton Of SO paid for tho execution Of tho
release was ridiculously small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-01

OF the twenty-five different fluids ex-
perimented with to find the best for
preserving eggs, limewater has been
given the approval stamp, according to
a report of Frank T. Shut, chemist
of the Canadian experimental farms All
of the experiments were conducted at
the experimental farms of the Dominion
The best. according to Mr. Shut, is
to take one pound of lime to five gal
Ions of water. unless the lime be
ordinary commercial lime, when it is
better to use more than the one pound
called for.
The method of preparation is simply to
Stake the lime with a small quantity Of
water, and then stir the milk of lime so
formed into five gallons Of water After
the mixture has been kept well stirred for
a few hours Ii is allowed to settle. when
the water is drawn off and poured over
the eggs, previously placed in a crock or
water-tight barrel. AS exposure to the
air tends to precipitate the lime and thus
to weaken the solution, the report says,
the vessel containing the eggs should be
kept covered. If after time there is any
noticeable precipitation of lime, the lime
water should be drawn or siphoned off
and replaced with a further quantity
newly prepared.
1t Is essential, says the report. that
attention be paid to the following points:
That perfectly fresh eggs only be used,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
BELLAIRE
One Miner Killed. Another Injured

One Miner Killed. Another Injured.
William Templemeyer. 2 German
man employed az the Black Diamond
mine OF the Belmont and Pit, burgh
Coal company. was instantly Killed
Saturday afternoon when no was
caught under a fall ~ stone. u ap-
pears a. though he had neglected 20
take the necessary precautions So
proppinE up Tie roof ~ the mine
When dug ont by fellow vo-kmen lie
was found 10 be extinct The remains
we're removed 20 the Prailly under
taking parlors At Bellaira and pre-
pared FOR burial Coroner r J. Myers
was notified and vii probably con
duct an Inquest This morning
Thomas Sanel employed in nina
No ! ~ this company a. Nens. vas
caught under a fall ~ stone Saturday
afternoon ahiie A. work In the mine
and seriously injured Dr G. a. cal.
vas called 20 attend him. and an IN
~vesiigation showed hat no had gus
tanned a fractured leg q FRACTURED
nose and a number ~ cufs and bruise.
about the head ard back. ~ aaa
stated Last evening That fre man
would recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Al infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dav:S
Giikey died on Saturday night. Inter
mont viii he made Monday in Rrook~
cemetcrs.
fuuera. services over the remains ~
John Mcintirs were held on sunday. In
termeHt TN kadI-h Chapel cemetery TIE
attendance st the funeral was very lar~e.
BellvieW 'hautauqus closed SlndaN.
Angus =. with a good attendance ara
excellent services throughout M cav
Tile funeral Or Genevieve ~AIcNiahan.
Young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W -
MoMahan. ~ Charles street. was held
SUNDAY afternoon. Interment in Brooke
cemetery.
Wade West. n 12-year-oId hov OF vol
lausbee. while at play Saturday niei @
ran into q street car and had one o. hts
feet ut or. The unfortunate bow W.
taken 20 the Ohio Valley hospital 20
S~teIbeuville.
The Mission Sunday school picnic he'i
81 kenpS lawn Saturday was attended
81 The children.
Rev Norman Phillips, 90 the Follana-
hoe christian church. delivered a nns ser
mon a. tho union services hold on Har,-
iltons lawn sunday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

errer'rro~. tuf 10 va trsrrh - ~
mrniafion That - mary Vlnr @rr. =
ncihers derived fse comfort and
ef his famous rrrlefr
hothrra ir'~ud is srnT-f ~rf.--srr q.
~ alfnmen. stomach and treaafa ua.
ail rain. avoids 81 nsusra. and prsr-r :
rsklnE ~ fh~ hresea
" u Quifslv and Wonderfully r-r~f-sf-r
permits tHc muscles o. etparf vifr.F (.
.irain On ne HEamenfa and prrna -rs ne sr-.
t.m - Thoroughly that th~ r-isf- o. ras.-I
smoet Without me slightest diefrra Tins
tngre ned Dr. no such thine g. dread or f-a-.
No hrtfer nor more cheering advi-- an
D Firrn the rrD~rfart mother Than fo sur
~ the use % Mothers Friend. Sic vii
vac COURAGE from TIE h~egnulnr TIE DAYS
y H 20 cheerful. fhr r'flts resffri Thus
t'' leaifh is rrf.rrvcd. The mirf ts IN
and tre period De- an unendng one
- q+ief. i1yfut anticipation.
You Gao obfan Nnffr--a Eirrf " anv
a. Fgist - 81 90 4 bottle H. NJ force
ror utEIft fN tr supplied vffh fh.t rr-afrss
frmrfv ever devised for r.frr-ro-f .
'0faNnr Wrfr at ou fs Erafrrd Trrl-
60 ii lar7r El- arfa 49,.
' .Nr f-"r 'U .. rr "uI Ir.fr..uva
Boa % sdr.es ios c-Ise..an. lStaaG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

WASHING1ON. AUG. Moderate
temperature Throughout tho coming
Week. except in the FAR and
irregular local rains we're forecast to-
ny l1f the coming week by chief Mar
Fin. OF tho weather bureau.
Tbs weekly forecast sayr
ne distribution 81 atmospheric rres-
sure over the northeastern hemfaphe-e
Us such ~ to trdicaet a continuance or
moderate temperature for the season
INC coming week IN All parts Or the coru-
Wy except the Tar southwest. where
rcadinEs VIII be above the normal
Tho rainfall during the week will 10
generally local and l~rrrE ularIy distri-
buted.
"A disturbance 81 moderate Intensity
"tll appear iu the for vest about We'd
neHuaF. move eastward attended rs local
ana thunderstorm and cross TIE
middle west Thursdzy or Friday and the
eastern states near the end OF the wrer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Martins Perry Eriefs.

The socialist local held t well attend
ed meeting g. their hall Iu the ShreN~-
Hertsy building last evening.
Mi and Mrs. Geo g. iprE. 81 chicago.
are lr tho citv visiting at the home OF
Geo. Webb. OF Fifth street. and " IL
their FIRST tsit To- this city IN seven
years.
Nre jesse I'aIli-o0 oud children a.
rived home yesterday after a for
mon tbs visit 600 I~ureT colo
Nj william M~arIuari' arrived home
last evening after spending sunday WIN
relatives 800 Marietta. iliz daughter
Edna. accompanied ItrI OIL the fiip dow
and VII remain n vesk
Miss Mar Felh. o. set heuNille. VINO
has been listing w this ,tf 10 rtte Last
ts cek. returned to re- hone yesterday
Tho local men who attended the labor
ssu uf-tr- ftou .f S~fcIberNii" SATURDAY
Afternoon. arrived home Yesterday morn
iuE At ft.fN octoc-,.
Mi.= tr~r. tIun 81 -iNth street. lef'
festrrdav afternoon to visit friends and
rrlatttf. fr ~-frubf0-liie fur = Few days
4 number Of local people attended q
pirui. held up tho river yeset-dHF aft"r
noon.
\ large crowd attended tho ~sr'ic~~ %
rho FIRST VI O. church last evening &c
bear the SERMON delivered o. Tho tes.
Leafs. "a former resident % this city
N-rrnrgf"rrfa tHVs bscu rCurleeft ~
the speaker e. tnr.mIftcf 90 The ~orIalf@t
lotsI Co. bring several susaEfra here ~
me near .lfIre q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
RridRaporf Rrafa

T|0 tf.~Ires OF 81 ArthOnN ; 'atH0IIc
churcl held an important business meet
itE Nestr~daN afternoon.
To- d e. Gov and Albert TouklS viii
-eursSeTt the Junior Mechanics al the
convention tp h- held a. Akron iodAy.
Mr. Edward Albright and ~ghter.
NJ chicago. have returned home after a
- orr .t~lt with local relatives
large number % local people a-ceud-
nd t. Afe. or BelIsire game YES
tardat 80 Fe!!ai--
r . ahoid~rs OF the Relmon Tcle-
r-pu- Company wiil hold their reguisf
meeting IN me once OF .. g. Heinlein
Is elHesdat
William Worlork. - Cantou. - fne
rIe-f - local friends Tor a Few DAYS.
Ear bfusmorc. % Ashland. ~. VIII
VISIT friends "a fn'V city.
Tine I4Ilu- Mechanics Vii 0Old their
regular freettIg n lie, evening
SIR ard Mrs. William ku~liinEer left
Fszfs-daE ur = short trim 20 Bufato.
rho senior Mechanics Will meetn ia
regular session lu their hail tomorrow
evening.
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piarrho.s Quickly cur,d-

was taken With diarrhOea and
NJ Works. the merchant here. per
suaded mo 90 trv 4 bottle OF Cham
h"riain's collie. cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy After taking one dose of ~
was cured n also cured other
that 7 cav" - to-" writes NJ r. ecu
hart. orioie. Pa. That IS not az all
unusual An ordinary attack OF
diarrhoea n almost invariably b.
cured by one or two doses 81 this
remedy u is one Of the most sue
cessful preparations that has been
discovered Thousands have test
t"d 90 Is value For sale by all deal
ore ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Wnn Ore. Loat Ona-

Tic FIST two game 80 a series 10
10 played between The AuChof Inns Of
this citS and the last semi-vrofessiouai
team OF ksliairv were pl@ led Saturday
aff-Inoau and Suudas afternoon and
'u0eI ia a victor FOR zach team. sat
urday The local team won by a score
% 4 To- = with Ross Mooney ia the box
YeStrtaav afternoon they were defeat
90 Il q score 81 ! to 10 with Weidei
plfrhtug The rest Of the series viii
ts announced this wr-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
THE ROMA
The only feature house show
ing features every day.
Always five cents.


The X g. BArltnot Combined SHOWS.
which viii furnish ne attraction al
the carnival TO be- given on the Tween
iy-SlNth street grounds this week By
me Bellaire aerir OF Eagles. arrived In
this city yesterday. They came in
over the Pennsylvania lines from Mas.
siilon. o The committee IN charge OF
the AFFAIR is working hard 10 make Il
= SugragE
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~"piemh"r = Tho members ~ fhe
club will leave 'n tho morning and %
urn 'ato in mo orcniur The fav
~IN h" spent a' tho various amuso
n"n'7 afforded 40 fh" park. and ir tho
lf''fnooh a bail same vtI h~ played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
I'm pnhahI1 Re,um-

The Enterprise enamel plant in ihis
eitv viii probably resume operations
This week after q several months
shutdown a. tho result n q strike ~
tho operatives 4 large number have
applied FOR their former positions
and will probably be- ready 20 60 fo
work this morning The settlement
~ fhiq a'rike Was made last week
and practically Everyone Boo tho civ
10 glad 70 learn thar tho plant vii
resume
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
To sscur. New Hsmbsr,.

A. a meeting OF the local hive OF Mac
cabees to be held "Wednesday evening
plans will be laid for making a cam
paign { osecure new members In this
city and ~ II likely hat a prize will be
offered to the one securing the most
applications. The lodge has had a won
derful growth in the last few months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Delegate.

M|s John ietzgar. OT tHiS CITY. has
nstF estt"d delegate To- represent tie
Ge-araf council ~ the Pittsburgh
: nod of WomurS Home and Foreign
N.-sipIari.- a. the annual convention
which Will he held iu Toledo September
~ ana rs from all % the
cities iu the state vii hoe present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Rob,rts EunrraI-

Funeral services over 'he remains
NJ the late David Roberts. Who died
~ tho Nor'h Whe'lire hospital Thurs
day az the result or INJURIES sustained
ov a fall. were conducted al his late
nome on Belmont street yesterday
afternoon a. o O'Clock. u charge %
me A p O. " 10 which the Ia
ceased was = member lntermerf vas
made 20 the Rose 1871 cemefery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Irwin Douglas and George HOWARD met
with an accident AT west
Liberty saturday night by striking "A
sture at the entrance to a bridge. badly
Wr~ckinS the fine touring car OF Nr.
Douglas. 40 one was Injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Manager Giffen. OF the Bridgeport
Bowlery. Is making arrangements TO
start n fall league IN bowlinE and sew
eral teams have already entered and
more application blnnks were sent out
YESTERDAY. There seems TO he a great
deal OF interest IN this city and several
large scores are being made for the
prizes viii be given TO the ones tina
make the highest scores during the
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Young Child Dies.

y une-yesr-Old child OF Mr. and Mr..
Glenn coss died al tl' home 81 its psr-
.utS on West Washington street yes
f.rdav morning after a short Illness due
10 .nfautile troubles At = ate hour
last evening no funeral arrangement
M. hen made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

The local miners headQ0Arters are
busy making arrangements for tho
miners demonstration which Will he held
on the fair grounds. September 20. and ~
Will be one OF the largest affairs OF it's
kind that has been held for some time.
The feature OF the day will be the large
parade which will be held IN the norm
iuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
eelmont-Monroe Reunion.

IT'D" nineteenth annuai Belmont
Monroe reunion will be held a. Grif-
n'hs grov" - Jerusalem. Ohio. Tues
DAY Of his week Dr Thompson. o.
gainesville. u Hon. Dsniel Yo-t. o.
Woofste'd. VIII deliver the principal
addresses Addresses will also BE- de.
ivered by TWO members - tho state
Agricultural department and music
viii he furnished b. ID band. Many
from This city viii attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
STUDY

Under the leadership az :. u CieEz
the character Of Solomon was dis
GUESSED ~ tho sunday afternoon meet
INK az The Y VI q. A Following a
brief address hy the leader. the audi
ence INDUCED IN a most interesting
general discussion.
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arrangements have been completed
Tor a reception 20 be given by the con.
creation o' the second VI +, church.
~iu"NdaN evening. az the church. i'm
honor Of R"N. = Mrs IT,. ". T!nda'.
Mr. llndall vas "A former pastor OF Tia.
local church. but Is nov located a.
lummIIeNMle. y Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

arrangements are being made by
The Young Mems Bible lass OF the
{ hristian church FOR a picnic az Ores
~ : grove. below this city. Labor Day
NO large picnic wagons viii be Sc
cured 10 tahe the members and their
friends 10 and from the grounds. A
program of athletic events is being ar.
ranged for the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
BRIDGEPORT


The miners employed In the Troll
mines al Maynard. are still out on strike
ana they will not resume work to-day, as
was expected. as the mass meeting held
saturday afternoon with the miners and
the representatives OF the Unietd Mine
W Orkers- The miners refused to accept
the terms as offered them and will not
return 20 work this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Deputy Sherin A~ppieEate returned
from PittsburEh saturday night ate q
search Of several DAYS for Earl Frost.
who disappeared suddenly about a wees
ago. No trace of tho missing man coull
U- found but a description was left Win
the Pittsburgh officers. who will en-
deHvor To- ftud him. An uncle or 80
missing man. Levi SChriNer. OF BROW r--
vile. Pa. was IN WeIsburg on SUNDAY
to aid in the search.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Infant Ohild Die.

A. infant ,hnd ~ NJ and Mrs Nike
Gunish ~ the upper part % the city
die1 at the home Of Jus parents late
SATURDAY. 'vcrfuC of iufautiie trouble.
-Trs funeral viii hs he'd today and In
torment vii be- iu EiN'rNiew cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Ideal Day.

yesterday was At idea Gay ana man
people took advantage 81 the fine
weather and TOOK long walks ont in the
country ard viewed the Zine scenery.
me II srmeF also reported a large
business. - the had yearly all u their
horses out The Indications are that
-"oi Weather viii Trrtai! Tor the ueNt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Council Meetina.

The regular semimnuthls meeting
~ rho city council WiiI he held ln the
council chamber 81 'he city building
Tgeedav evening ~ this weak. Sey
eral important matters will 30 given
attention and a number - nov ordi-
aances "a resolutions viIl be intro
dur.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

The retaining wall being srecstd on
the Csdlz pike by the county commits
siouers 10 nearly completed and by the
last OF the week will see the work fin
ished. A large force OF msn arc at work
IN the structure and when compleetd
will be one OF the finest pieces OF work
IN the county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
K1rIcN Eunaral

Funeral services over tho remains
OF John karlev. who died al the North
w Wheeling hospital. Thursday evening.
as d result or injuries sustained az the
Pultncy coal mine by a fall OF stone
several weeks ago. VAS held SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. and interment was made in
NJ. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

The miners iu this vicinity will re
ceivr their semi monthly pay to-day and
\ large sum will be paid out. a. the
mines have lost very little time In he
last month. There was n car shortage
of a few days endurance. but that was
soon overcome. At the present time all
OF the mines except the Troll mine Is
working.
Bridgeport patrons Of Daily Intel
Iisencer can get eook No. Q. "A Guest
at the Ludlow" by Bill Nye. by pre-
sentine coupon, with 25 cents, AZ
Schlick's News Stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Tee tsagle- degree team held a VOL
atteude meeting iu the Eagles nall yes
'erda, afternoon and q fine dIill WAS
Eou" tnrougu. The team II making a.
Judgements Ia GO to Elm Grove Satur-
daN evening TO put y larg" class Of can
doate- through the degree work. The
team - one OF the finest drilled in tIr
ohio VALLEY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
VIII Entertain.

Monday evening a. their home on
North Belmont street Misses Mari.
and Lesa seal Will entertain a party
~ friends IN honor o. Miss Leah NAV.
~ Newark. Miss Margaret Ncff.
~ t~oyingtou. Ky The evening VIII
be very %enioyably spent at music.
games and other social diversions
ana a; An appropriate hour refresh
mruts will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
School to Opsn.

The local board CT education will hold
a meeting some evening this week TO
completed arrangements for the opening
OF school. which Vtn take place Monday
after Labor Day. The same teaching
staff VIII bc iu the school this term as
was present last year
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Many 70

= iarEe number 80 base ball fans from
TITS cts attended the Caf-- 20 Rrllair-
esterdaN betu cen the BeIlpIre team and
the Anchor Iru. OF thia cts They we're
well faid Tor their trip s@ the gsurs Nas
90" finest seen for some time iu the
duW-n-the- river Nit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

The delegates 10 represent the local
order Junior Mechanics. at Akron, viii
leave this morning TO be present AZ the
iirst session OF the convention. which
will be IN session all week. Albert Con
kle will attend a. DEPUTY state council
lor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
Birthday Social.

The Ladies Aid society OF the German
lutheran church viii hold n birthday
~oCtal In the sunday schoOl room OF IN.
church "Wednesday evening and u - *
pec"td that a large crowd viii pttend
me program has he-u arrsussd and re-
Treatments w'li be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Martins Ferry patrons o. Daily ln.
te'ligeneer can get Book No. g. A
Guest at the Ludlow" by Bill Nye. by
presenting coupon. cut from this pa.
per. with % cents, at Hoee's DRUG
Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

\ I"-month~-OId child OF Mr.. ana Mrs
Aluino Stsnechino. we'll known foreign
residents ct Barton. died ~ the home o.
IT, parents yesterday morning after a
short illness. Funeral services will he
rs.f this afternoon at O'Clock ana Rev.
Ta'hsr Whitman viii have charge. In
strm.ut viii b- made in ceme-
Fr-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25

Tolar H.l hs psy dab fur the m.-sr-
in This '',initt and e large sum viii be
paid "lf rs e. result OF 10. STEADY opera
ION ~ hF mines d.-lug ire last month.
Troy have al worko STEADY with me
eN rertl'u ~ t;tvlu~d No . ana fl~N have
.nr' much lmc co., account OF f.e trikr
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ilo-ornlar or the rear car was unable to
AZ pay ms brakes 20 tim. with the result
th@f the cars came together. The plat
iOrniS % both cars were badly damaged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-25
'1n the Days Of War"
A 40 rel ~Pathspiay ~ me civil VA
fsaturfng crane wubu- ard
OLYMPIC THEATRE
Monday Afternoon ard Evsa4n9


Thumb Cut or
John kOvrnllnetf uar f1r victim ~
r very painful accident while rr0u
PING Nr0d ~ I.H home st Nafa s4ffr
a. ~" STRUCK 'he f.umh Of ti7 lrf
rtn1 With Ir aH,p ef~e nf tho
haichrf aIfIret completed. s@nsrrfr
that mo~bo- Hr rrf 'o fnc or.r.
~ " Cole whore medical lid
rendered. Oh DO ra- ~-s .r
ampufafe ~