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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
How to Cure Rheumatism
Prominent Doctors Best Prescription
Easily Mixed at Home,

This simple and harmless formula has
worked wonders for all who have tried
II. quickly relieving chronic and acute
Eneurria,lsIn sl,a, ana oacXache, FROM your
pound lin original sealed package) and
one ounce Of syrup OF Sarna pa r.lla COM
pound. Take these two ingredients home
and put them IN a half pint OF good
whiskey. Shake the bottle and take a
tablespoonful before each meal and at
ed-tlms' Good results come after the
hTst few doses. II your druggist does
not have ToTis compound IN stock he
VIII get u for you IN few hours from
!ls Wholesale house. Don't be influenced
10 take patent medicine instead OF
this. Insist on having the genuine
IoriS compound IN the original one
ounce. sealed yellow package This
was published here last winter and
hundreds OF the worst cases were cured
by IL IN q short time. Published by
the Globe Pharmaceutical iaborato
OF Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

The dividend rate on BETTIL-
YON HOME BUILDERS STOCK
has advanced twice in thirty
months. In our first year we
paid 8 per cent; in our second
year 9 per cent, and in our third
year We are paying 10 per cent.
With our surplus constantly
increasing; stock value on the
rise and larger dividends each
year; there is no reason why the
most cautious investor should
hesitate to buy stock in this
company.
What we have done is history;
what we may do is conjecture,
but with a strong faith in the
destiny of Salt Lake City and a
firm confidence in ourselves,
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY is sanguine as to the
future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

X. +. Feagans, W. G. Henderson and
IA. T. Dechart arrived late last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
APPLE DAY WILL BE
GENERALLY OBSERVED

Schools of Salt Lake City and prob
ably of all OF Utah will observe Utah
Apple Day." November is, with ap-
propriate programmes. according 10 the
plans of the committee of the CONNER
cial club which has the matter in
charge. Proprietors Of restaurants and
cafes have agreed TO prepare special
menus for the occasion and apples will
hold the prominent place during the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
VIII Lay Cornerstone.

The cornerstone Of the new Forest Dale
sunday school annex and amusemen, hall
VIII be laid this afternoon at o'clock
by Bishop James Jensen. head OF Forest
BaIe ward The ceremony will take
place at the site corner OF Ashto, -
nue. and Walnut street The building
when finished VIII have cost about SIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Two Complaints Issued.

The county attorney issued a complaint
yesterday charging T. Ball with robbery.
lie Is alleged 10 have stolen a gold watch
and 80 from Nathan Eden. November Z.
NJ. Marteusc IS charged with assault with
a deadly weapon in a complaint issued by
the county attorney yesterday. 1t being
alleged that he assaulted Gus Lange.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Field solicitors to Meei

Field solicitors of the department of
agriculture will meet in Salt Lake City
tomorrow morning for a conference re-
garding forest conditions. The confer
euce viii be held in the Hotel Utah
and most Of the men are due today,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
URIC ACID
never CAUSED
RHEUMATISM

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

roller, 1871 Lincoln avenue Jasper Nor
ton, 1S5 G street; Thomas Forge, 66l
South Second East street, and Charles
Helser. Jr., 81 S street, tied for the
other ticket.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
The II h Il HOUR gi1s !;
in Which to BUY
BettlyoIl Home
Builders Stock
at Sl.3O a Share

Stock positively advances No
vember %.
Do not put your purchase off
until the last minute. 1T you Sc
cure your stock at once you arc
saving money; if you wait it will
cost more.
Buy one hundred shares on tie
installment plan Pay $l3 down
and $3.50 a month. While you
are paying for it at $1,3O
share your stock advances IN
value and all deposits are bear
ing interest at the rate Of 10 per
cent on par.
BETTILYON HOME BUILD
ERS STOCK has the best secur-
ity available Every dime in
vested in this company is pro
tected by deeds to choicest par
cells of GILT-EDGE Salt Lake
realty.
BETTILYONIZE YOUR saw
INGS AND WATCH THEM
GROW.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
ITO RIA
2nrembnrg.

Die @eburtstagfeier Ser @roBber=
5ogln BON 2uremburg mlrroe
burd einen militariihen 3opfen-.
ltrei6 u1o ein Concert Ser uGoncor<
Ola" eillgeleitet. Gent yIeoeun1",
oas ant Worgen Inn II l1br in ser
&otbeorale geiungen muroe uro oem
Ser 9o6tuiiroiglte @err giihof pro-
li6irte, tuobllten Sic Mitglieoer Ser
Negierl1ng, oe5 oiplomatiiden Corps,
Sic Spiben Ser gehoroen Ii. +. 10. BET.
= Ser II Sabre alte Moltrer s.
1e1netDalo aus Bianoen %1tiir5te
aus Dem 5meiten Stodlperf ieiner
Wobuutnq o1t 6ie GtraBe uno 7torb
lit Tolae innerer @erlesnlngen eine
balbe Stun0e ipdter. = SSN1 elmer
@r16e 5a Ga aupage muroe Ser
% Sabre alte gergnra1m 8. Iepien=
ne bon elmer berabfallenoen Stein=
maiie getroffen 1ln6 6erart ihtper per<
lett, 0aB er cine Stu116e ipdter Der
idie6. = Snfolge 6es beftigen 8e=
mitters Itorte itd 6as Molier inn Mte=
ientbale Ser Ortidcft g hiff1ine
e uno rtdtete groBen Sdooen an.
= Ser 42jdbrige 2anopirtb g.
6lordinger aus 8urmeri.neen
er1itt fur5lid einen @ebirnihlog, an
6elien 6olgen er peridieo. - SIM
gtablperf 3u Rooingen mur6e
Ser 10 Sabre alte ghloiier 8. 8nre
ton inter einem aht Weter boben
e[eftriihen arabn betpuBtlos porgez
fanoen. 0ah Nnsiage BEG @r3tes
bot En- auBer on6eren 8erlebungen
einen ghdbelbruh erlitten. Gem
3nitono lit boffmngslos,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

Estate of Elizabeth WsYm4anfl, De-
ceased.
state Of Minnesota, Comfy Of Stsafns
In Probate Court
In the Natter ST the Estate Of E1jza~
beth WeYmann, Decsaenf<
The sYafs Of Minnesota, 20 ~ cea<
sons interested IN ne granting 81 &~
m~infsraf5on Of ne estate ST s8af tS~
caaen8< The Petition 81 1oha Wyl
MANN hapTng besa alea ~ Sass CaWgs
r~sorsaem4fa9 Saas ESNasesa We7s@3s4l
G1en r. nsaHaag 81 ne Cppay 81
Bsasus, STIR 81 JA4pa@sDay GsS H~
semTsss % Gae GGSa 6@g - @ta5yt mn,
sIa 1rasa1g MT le@sns ~ &oeGhs~
s9,a1Gn IF des estase BE gnaafteI 70
aam gase sssG 31m 8egnstsa enc
the Court. 1ssg1g f2ed the sae AID
pAaee for heating said 5e<9pns
Therefore, YOU &nd Each OF You,
are hesepv egeb and required 10 show
cause, If any you haye, beeens tnis
Court at toe Poosate Court Rooms in
the Court House, in the CITY OF 81,
Cloud. ia the County Of Ste@sns, STATE
Of Minnesota. 90 the srh DAY Of ia
gust. 1913. at q O'Clock q. IA. why
sid petition should not be granted.
Witness. the Judge OF said Court,
and the seal Of said Court, this nth Day
Of July. dsfs.
f. Il. KLAsEE,
fCourt SeaD Probate Judge.
PAIL AHLES.
20 Attorney FIR Petitioner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

fth BON leet ob oen altstp1rtigen giif=
honen SIT fpetben. 4uber otefen 80
Meifionsidfpefterth boterr lit oiefent
Sabre bereits Is oroere oos Dill
forrsfreaaa erholten, 10 ooB fm Que
aattliae GeNatrnnntaah II erafm =
Sic SeaaFenaoh sen StepIer a6a=
Sars@mefaen SoenerSnnen es 81
.@ae@ saA lest mngalhr $50
.Sawea1n, epn assen 1856 I'm Dem
a~rsnlussn 1eSTaunen @ rs Elm
@aaen asaraa Saa. Sn Sen@1aGaao
Aa ne 5 &ssagalTarssn, 81 @aan
ha SaTeIamL sn 2a1usae ha San
uno su Hhannmf I'M MsHan- IN De
rareia gu Saa5rau ano M6ahna-
Raa nefsn 6gbr uiro re uuh n
8ien 10. 8e5irf hH Ger IeH I'm &au
be1noIiaf1en st EtnIarusnfansne tire
8irhamfeit beginner.
9rTens&aHan
@eeen oie IN Seuf1hIanD immsr
redr thdtieen &erbI lin Die Nrem=
oenleginu miro IN SraufTurt
lharfer norgeaanaen, bier nuroe Der
runge 3dnoler Sheoonr Murfet noe
gen 1older 8srbenicuIts 5u mebrTer
sAhren @~eTa1gni5 oerurthsh. = Sr
Dem SuIoathaIe gingen fur5lid
1hmere @spitferunfpetter nieoer, oie
nurh molfenbruhnrtigen Reaen unS
Saael1dloe groBe Slur1haoen aurihl=
teteu- 2eiosr 1iro nuh MenlhenIe=
ben Dem llrrnstisr sum Spfer sefal=
len. sSsn Dem bsnadbnrten Staof=
hen Sunensberg m,roe Elm 4idhri=
ses airo nl1rd Sic Tll1then oe=
Stontaraben nit f~ortseriien: e or
troaf. Ter 40iihrige 8alombeite,
Reinhulo aus Dem Sorfe GmuferS=
halrIen rui,roe pom 9Iis erIhloeen
SDenbnrg.
SIN 9ohninqen fultroe Del
| 2lrmpenIun1n1ler ahIers ermoroe'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

8a6lopac nieoeritr0menoe Baiier-
maiien rifien 8riden uno @ebauoe
fort. 5 Berionen ertranten> 4 Berg
arbeiter lin6 ipurlos peridmunoen.
Ser gabnperfebr lit eingeiteut NOR
oen. Ger Srt Srabobtca lit bollig
peridtpemmt. = Der 3iegelfabrifant
S. &rlrnettader in @roBfifin6a
lit IN Gonc1rs geratben. 1ie Yaliiba
belanfen iid auf 100000 &ronen,
mopon 10000 &ronen 8aorenldnl<
Sen, Ser &eit @elo= uno &ppotbefar=
iduloen iino. Sic nriade liegt IN
Ser @n%t5iebung oes Welocreoit5. -
Sn S5egi lit oie 1ompfmiible
iann1t 8obnung, Nebengebau6en
ln6 ginridtlung nie6ergebronnt.
Ser Sdaoen betragt 10000 4ro=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Die u>rcit<rn Dru6o<i<Qid9aft.

6egruBte nit Jreuoe ste Wstiifonss
6etuegung> 5n oer btde 4onferens
etueu neuen erfreulfdeu 8ettrag Dor
Treate, Unto CT empTa6l oem @lerus
dte frdftrge uuterftaguna ser Ser
eIue fin &er6refn1na 6es 8lau6eaS
nuo ser 6eSG5geu &aao6ear Sen GIe
nddTndhrfae M5Transfomer@ns foG
ia gafuar fa1Tuaem - Ge &ese
aagen 5n 9nd@ 8eYaw ~ Wea
dit aen a5e1aen mn9 hda5emsfns9S
Ma gGmasa pr BDesen Gaar ae<
nnraea- go 1@arsas1 fe gsgn~
41ar4g oH gea4r am oem DddDT6r
@en @s1nmnnahen fpIe Da &aeee<
men IN ben @srforoern Drrh1ge<
ormnn ooer nusgemsp neroen-sfn
1rngn oerlffer 9nInnTfer ranrens
lanrih nns Wna1hanfen fano
6ieer Enge Rfrren Ioo- 1n q anT
Dem ifngfe1e IN Der Rabe Der @an
mt fefnem 9nebefer IN 81 GROCER
5nn Inroen tpoMg aber1hfng oiefer
.fh NIB nnrse 81 Booen- Gidrsh
uurbe nIs 2Gde berppraeaoger,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

oie 6eier eirres GoLf5Teftes> meldes III
Ser Nah6arfdaft bon 8ur8burg
beguugen murae, geitdrt- Ser 6efauu~
ts oeutidg 6liegr Seuauer, melher
efuen Tran8nieu ais EaiTagfer mutt
IhrtH- guh 8mr u~utgraalfrug oer
Mtssrle Gunlurlnuu HUT eluem 4eraz
1lan fun Rften &ldHlah aa1pre STE
sHssmnTdha1R III Guw GGae OOH so EnB
FuFamanm mS TaniR ia Ea6en 8e1~
De aaa5nam @unsm mT am SnaRR z
narM - Ger 1S ssn5np as Her
waasr@ @T1kM amnz~ "a Sr
SS@aGuTrHnzuz11asn IN @@I1en
6urg zzt s1Rm 8ezgsm 10 aar1prz
aarzgv oaS Der 5hw 1o5gng arb
i'm Eur Der StalR tt6btse.
&nntmbns
DER Anufu1nm SadEIM gn1e EN-
Irnosfen mt iTlhon1r IN 9spbgnm
IN sInen uImer Binder oertnun,
afne DEM aauTn shpn 81 1ngen,
oaB negen Abtraung beg 6HhDnf=
fer= mod RnBgnbe bes nerten baperI=
1hen 5nfmnTerredB mn eInen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Berhnnbfnngen
ifuDebten. @egen Betrng5 tpurbe
Seh5Ia mn Neutrality-suspicious. DON
Der Remminser strnffmmter 81
500 Rnrf @aobuBe perunbeih =
Ser SO Sabre nIte gei6ieoene ee-
mentenu @. @rm1e Don auner=
Ioinaen, 81. 3Ibingen, 1T bei
Dem 8erind, feinen aahen bonn
9ebr, an oas er gu nabe bernngefah=
rem nar, ab5uftoBen, fopfnber ans
Dem Rahen uno nber oas SEER IN
sen Redar geitur5f uno ertruufen-
8a6en.
9ah Dem ioeben erlhIeuenen Sah=
re=beriht oe= 9onITdt1us<SmmeI-
perein= f4ath- Rinoerifnsperein0 tit
! Die 6sianmfeinnahme Don 6362
Mort aaT 1879 Marf g~eltiegen,
Gie nermehrten g%innahmen baben III
rem Brlno hmptiadlih in ben 5abl=
reifen Seihenfen Ser Griffor1munl-
fa1rten. Sic oieies Sahr Defenders Der
8niienfinoer eeoaht baben.
Gliaf-2ptbrtngen.
am 26. Sunni fnro in StraB=
burg cine pom aerus 5ablreih be-
]udte Miiiionsfonferen5 itatt, Die &c
neralpicar Or. 6ahrner leitete. lie
Der oie Gage unb 8~eourfnille Der ge-
ae111pdrtigen Seioenmi1ion belt
8rof. 81. Sdmiblin einen meiiter=
| boften 8ortrag. 8iidof Or. 5riten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
giHs gnte SelbnnIase.

B. T. WagE en gut betannter
amfnonn non 8bitmouga Bis-
foune einen 8orrotb gbnuberlmns
0eoisfn> I'M e III srntogG6gn fssne
aunoen oanit bdorgen ~ founen
Had enpfong berfelben foa;rbe er
igl6t trant nno fagt oag dne heine
S.aAe ghcntherlains eoGc> G1ok>
II .ae Esayaoe @a:~e1 I'm snsbr
19res ~ IL IL aea~r aas saaasu
aorrGas etea Ts1ssaen beTagsg,
.3,u tntfen BEL a1eu 6dnolern. -
anasige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31

uno 6erallbt atfgefunoen- Ser Sbh
oeroddtig f1no Die 6ra1t uro Der gruz=
ser oes grmuroeten, oeren Serhafz
trrng erfuIgte- Snnerbafh fur5g 3eh
lit ates Der ornltte NarS m Trte-
fnna.
S1ulsrenhSadFen-
auF aem Il1rlinm 8eIlnae eu
@mrTs f14r Heenrffl I'M SeIu5Ig an
ses pGTlFFH 8gI'ade S~n5sT Tm-1@@A
lnnm. sa garm a GMgHHT@
sl@s asMs Sa&r gn %rnsnsm1@n m=
as4e@- Sn &nlTTruFsm -o MI
mmH1I1Et1 as mE amn Sssl-ll &F
rnaem &ESstrane4sa 1zarm mn zs&H
mn, 6n1rIar0n uno aam mo4l4En
Instrumentation Gmbhnn Ma5gH
unit Se s35ahI Der a5 aam 8egn
ben as Miaas unD bEfgnoE5 n=
Dem A6uigrah 5nd1en MsnnggSomE
menen 5reInoen nm muBTmDsInm
grpB. Etna 10000 turnerT'de Shelt
nstuar Dmen IN 20 S~onoer5agsn n
9aeip5iq angnroTTm,- 9as NIT fad5
&er1onen be1este AntomobH beg
SfidereTabrifarten Raud 5nger n=
eibennodn meg jnngTt mt anem
MiiIfTuhrnen 5ulaHmen. 9e Grnu
oes AutomobilbefieerS uno SER una
7srnu 7Sor7rsrtmuiurnnn Coos uur=
SEN iofort qeoota. SER 9aga, Die
Shtudeerin oes Germ Coos uno Der
Ghauffeur nuroen lebensgeTahrIif
nerlest-
&aneru.
BUR enogaltigeu grridrt,11g Deg
Ieft Iargem ofge'rebten 9erborsoe=
ser Rnrianiiden Congregational II
9oDern fo.so OH 9. Sisii IL &c i IL
den cine g~eriammll1ng ser hane=
ridden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iIutt-
II Ser lett la11gen Suhren als Como
rant IN Sod It 5 rpeiieroe fresre=
lignirte 8enefioim uno erIter Gan
aniite11t Soiepb 8e~ttenoorfer fsierfe
fiirsIih oa5 l%elte1e e%ilerrre ODER Go
i1hrise Rrieiteril1bildi1m, -Gos 5e=
meinoeeolegil1m in 3 d au bot be
ihlonen, ser 8~enoiienidaft sur e1f=
tpdlierl1rg BEG @u11oins+9uhalier
Moo1es bei5utreten. Sonit tit bic
gnttpaiierlu1s 6es Mooies geiid1ert-
9as Troiect foitet $4,000 Nurf. =
Sci einem 8efuitter idlug ser 8lis
III 6as Nflpei len BEG 8alern Sol.
9ietl bon @oisrieo ein uno TOD
tete oe11en ghefrn1 4atbarina lofort.
- Gin beflagertnertbes nnglud bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
CeferrdA<unsrrn

6anoeIsminifter 2aofslnus ., Beo%
tb1 Bot nus Befunobetsrnfnften
1ein amt IN guoaoeit nieoerge<
Iegt, su nelhem er b9 Der 5tsmbfl
6nng beg Gabfnet5 inter Dem 8raTen
3is5a mIeoerernnnnt Doroen Dar,
ie1n Tahfolgsr 1T ods gfTtgffeo Rs
Ragnatenhaufes ., 5arfnen, - 81
Der Rdbe scr Stabt rfeB sn sa3ug
Der Staatsbabn NIT sfnen eleftrf<
iden 3uge Der Soeal6abn 5uianmen,
aht EoTagIere wuroen perleat Do
Don srDei idrper, - uebsr bic 9ez
aeno DON Srahobfenf lit eth Woi=
feubruh, Derbunoen nit e1nem Sr=
fan, Encouragement, Som Serge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-31
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

No. 4541.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
FLOOD STAGE
AT WHEELING
IS PREDICTED
Forecaster Pennywitt States That
r Thirty-fve Feet Will Reach
Here Thursday.
IL Continuous Rains Around Head
Waters Fall Today the Stage
May Be Higher.

OVER THE LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE. AT 2:3o THIS MORN.
ING, MR.. PENNYWITT INFORMED
THE INTELLIGENcER THAT THE
RIVER AT PITTSBURGH WAS 10
FEET 8 INCHES AND RISING RAP
IDLY; WEATHER THREATENING.
A STAGE OF p FEET is EXPECT
Ed BEFORE NOON. AND SO FEET
is PREDICTED FOR WHEELING
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. HE WOULD
MAKE NO STATEMENT REGARD
ING THE CREST OF THE RISE OR
THE EXPECTED STAGE HERE. BUT
HAS SENT OUT FLOOD WARN.
iNGs. OWING TO WEATHER CON-
OlTiONs. RAIN TODAY AROUND
THE WATERSHEDS WILL BRING A
STAGE HERE THURSDAY OF OVER
40 FEET, HE SAID. NONE OF THE
RISE, HOWEVER. is COMING FROM
THE MoNoNGAHELA. THE BEA-
YER AND ALLEoHENY ARE SEND
ING OUT THE LARGEST VOLUMES
OF WATER IN THEIR HISTORY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
A Statement From DR.. HaSkinS

TO he am deeply grafed by the magnificent VIC
tory today. Probably II may be in small
yindicaOn Of present city administration. hut mainly
take emphaca expressing the devotion Of the people
Wheeling plain representative government II is evident
that the people Of this city do not intend 70 stand for
called reform progressive which cOnempaes the
destruction Of that system Of which has for
century been successfully used in both state and nation That
a0Ount o pruning and minor changes might he made
form Of government occasionally 90 meet conditions
il conceded but do this in city like Wheeling with
destroying the fundamental principles Of representative
government We still sefgOyernng people and able 10
govern ourselves To mind radical commission govern
en such as commission charter provided illogical and
unrepubcan. s government Of the few by the few and
few: and NAV be temporary advantages
claimed for such government will not he finally successful
this any other city. This my humble faith and iudg
ment"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
DEATH TOLL
AT OMAHA IS
INCREASING
Nearly Three Hundred Were Killed
BY Tornado and -mIlI.ons Lost
In Property Damage.

OMAHA. Neb.. March 25.-For the
first time since the disastrous tornado
OF Easter Sunday. the people Of Oma-
ha to-day began to count the cost in
lives ard dollars. When a resume was
made it was apparently more appall-
ing than those who had studied the re-
suit we're willing 20 admit.
Not less than 200 lives were snuhed
out within the vicinity OF the city
proper. and not less than 50 persons
la surrounding towns lost their lives.
Nearly 500 were injured. and eight OF
these died in local hospitals during
the day
The destitution was augmented to
day Wnen nearly three inches Of snow
fell. making uLinhabitable the houses
of many who had prepared to retain
temporary homes in partly destroyed
structures. So far as money might re-
love. conditions were perfect Ten
dcrs OF sums aggrsgating million
dollars wore In the hands Of the city
commissioners when the day ended
These offers came from nearly every
section OF the country. and we're made
unconditionally.
The greatest work to-day was that
or organizing systematic relief bu-
reau. with seven branch stations in
the territory covered by the tornado.
nCsc stretched over a strip seven
miles long. and those In charge hand.
ed out material assistance 20 al com
ers who showed they we're in need OF
aid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-26
HATFIELD SEES
PEACE In MINERS
Governor Hopes to Restore Order In
Paint Creek District and See
Resumption Of Work.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March 25
Yes. I'm pleased with the situat
ion.' said Governor II. ID. Hatfield to-
night after a visit to the military dis
trict. accompanied By four members
OF the bribery investigation commit
tee and n number OF others. whom he
had invited TO accompany him.
The governor showed that he felt
what he said. that he believes the
persons really responsible for the
lawlessness In the district are now un-
der restraint or out OF the way" Is
an impression gained from him IN dis
cussing the situation He said to-
night that he had not yet passed up
on the cases OF those now held in
jail-. that he was especially interest
ed AT the time In restoring peace. and
that the prospects OF accomplishing
that were becoming brighter every
day.
The governor will not discuss the
strike situation. although he is be-
lieved 70 be endeavOring 70 discuss
some plan 10. prevent "A state wide
strike, and at the same time bring
about an adjustment OF the present
difficulty.
In the Paint and Cabin Creek dis
tricts. owing 10 his absence from the
CITY ne and President White OF the
United Mine Workers. did not have
their conference today. but will prob
ably confer tomorrow. when PresI-
dent White Is expected 20 submit 20
the governor plan OF adjustment OF
the strike question
II was announced tonight that the
military commission would not meet
until April 2. when 70 will take M
some cases still pending Several ar.
rests were made today and accused
persons taken 20 Pratt. The FIRE in
the Scranton mine. a. Mucklow. is ~
ported To be under control tonight.
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Troops Patrol streets.

OMAHA. Neb, March with
troops Tatrolling the wrecked residcn-
tial section Of Omaha to-day rescue
parties started out % clear the street,.
and remove the bodies of the dead
still believed 20 lie in the houses shat.
tered by tho tornado Easter Sunday.
Two hundred and two bodies have
been found here. 70 VAS estimated
that the death iist may reach 200
Five hundred persons we're injured IN
The environs ~ Omaha Hundreds of
volunteers Joined in the work of
searching the rulns. and 10 was pre-
dicted by tho authorities that by night
virtually the fun story ~ the storm 's
death toll would be- known
Inquiries have been made fn- more
thfn 100 oflrrr Whuar relatives asvc
been unable t0 fiuI them Fou- fhou-
SAINT persons ore homeless ffun.LrfHa
~ dWfI1Iura were DESTROYED uhIIn ufhrrr
wcro wrecked au badly That thoir ten.
ants bad fo abandon them
Wholly OR partially demolished homes
number 1869. according o. figures .lrr-
rIlri hr tho rclief rumwIft0a. The rr
rre7 DE- not Include rhurcc4 and SCHOOLS
ari private mercantile irstituton-
Three -ffy officials arc authority fsr tho
statement that fnr homes alone repre-
e'nt property loss ~ fs.foo 0n0
ThIs firurr Hnurrrtef with fIr tnfua
~ other property. eurh na railroad wires
ani -a'l4. raises TIE entire laae fs fff.-
THO better reeiderf1f section bel "a
mass of ruins with piles ~ twisted de-
hfia where fhr streets should he
The problem ~ frrflInr ami nuraIrr
those driven from shelter wfH the great.
80 thas fhe Omaha Hufrorfrca rsd o.
fare They hernn af once The work ~
orEanizinE t' care for tho needy. a cIt-
-
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BULLETINS TELL
STORY OF HORROR

CINCINNATI. O. March 25-Sixty
are dead and probably more In Day
ton. according 90 Frank brandon
vice president of the Dayton. Lebanon
and Cincinnati railroad tonight Mr..
Brandon succeeded in establishing n
telegraph wire late today from DAYTON
TO Lebanon. He says that the aifuaf-
ion b. APPALLING and beyond an control
According 90 my advice the fifu-
alton beRRars description" said NJ
Rrannn. What the people need most
% all is boats. The water is hiEh In
every street and assistance late this
afternoon was simply out of tho quest
ION. Ny superintendent at Dayton
told mo that nt least sixty had per
iEhed and probably great many
more
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THUGS MURDER
PROMINENT FARMER

special Dispatch 90 fre rrfelIrrnrrr
fNTiNGTON. W Va. March o.
a remarkable tragedy occurred last
night 40 Ranger John Mcclellan. a
farmer lost bis lie and his brother.
Lafe. escaped from bcing murdered
only hv fortunate chance The two
men Werc assaulted auf beaten into
unCOnaCi iOusucaF and their bodies
thrown into the Guvan river tafe
Mcclellan was restored to conscious
ness hy the shock of his contact with
The cold water and WAS able to swim
io shore and escaped iu tho darkness
Hia brother however has NOT been seen
and DO is considered cortHiu that DE
found bis grave al the bottom OF the
river.