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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
two VERSIONS
OF BORDER FIGHT

III PASO. Texas. Sept 2e-That
zen American cavalrymen Of Troop
~ SECOND cavalry. crossed into Mex.
zoo last saturday and began shooting
~ three M'N.csn woodcuttcrs b. the
version a. The International shooting
incident near san Eiizsrio which has
boon Fivcn ont ~ the federal officials
~ Idarc1 To prove their assertions
'oion"l yuan y Nasquez. military
commander ~ Juarcl. showed d hat
Whir hone ~ the United states sol
dinrs o. ALLEGED to have loat when Tho
Three wuudcutfsrs returned the rife
hrc ~ The american soldiers and
forced fhcm fo rrirrat. b. WIS ALLEGED.
o. fhH American side ~ the intrrna.
u0ral Do uudary line
To one report az tho AFFAIR received
Us fhr federal officers ~ Iuarcy n
was siid that three NrVican limo I'd
ers assisted tn voodcutters in driv
irE TO- American soldiers OF after
The shooting hcgan
Tile account Of the occurrence that
roach . fhis city from san Eliyario
saturday niEht stated that tho Amer.
lean soldiers were on duty ON tho
American side ~ tho border when
thirty MoNiCan federal cavalry an
rcarrd on the Mexican side and
opened nre ON them without warning
or provoCation.
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COMPRESS OFFER
(continu.d from FIRST Pags)

bill al IL o'clock tomorrow and il
is believed that ii will be passed be-
fore adjournment. II Is expected TO
reach the senate Wednesday and TO
pass that body by Thursday.
The cotton futures tax Is still in
dispute. the house refusing 10 accept
the so-called Clark amendment adopt.
ed by the senate. Expressions from
the White House and from congress
sional leaders to-day. however. indi.
Gated that in the final conference
over this feature the whole plan
must be- dropped from the tariff bill
and taken up as a separate measure
next winter
Senator Simmons. chairman of the
senate finance committee. gave out
tonight the first complete estimates
Of federal revenues and expenditures
under the new tariff bill. as Compui.
cd by experts of the treasury depart
ment. who have been working with
tn" joint tariff conference committee.
The total estimates are as follows:
For the year ending July |. 1914:
Receipts. S1.O2g0OO .0op. exprndi.
lures. sI.o13. 100000. surplus. SO.
900 600
For the year ending July /. 1915:
Receipts. S1.O26 900 600. cxpendi-
lures. sl0OS. 100000. surplus. SIS
OOO 900.
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TEST SANITY OF
CATHOLIC PRIEST

NEW YORK. Sept ga stop
watch as a means of testing the work.
ing rapidly of the human brain was
employed to-day by an alienist in the
case OF Hans Schmidt. he German
priest who has confessed to cutting
the body of Anna Aumuuer into pieces
and throwing them into the Hudson
river.
Schmidt was being examined at the
instance of District Attorney Whitman
by DIR. George II. Kirby. who. as he
asked the priest questions. used the
watch TO note the time IL took Schmidt
10 gather his ideas and put them into
words. All this was with a view to
determine whether Schmidt is insane,
as IL is expected that the priests plea
when he is brought to trial will be
insanity.
The result of the examination was
not made known. Or. Kirby and other
alienists VIII question the man furrher
tomorrow. and their report is ex.
pected 10 be given Mr. Whitman by
next Monday.
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LOUISIANA IS
FLOOD STRIKEN

LAKE CHARLES. La. Sept %
Floods In southwest Louisiana reach.
ca serious PROF ortions today. Lake
Charles l. in darkness tonight and
without street car service. high water
having put IN" power plant out OF
commission. Many houses in the low
or sections OF the city are flooded.
and u still Is raining The Southern
Pacific railroad la annulled all trains
pound Tor New Orleans and three
branch railroad lines running into this
CITY suspended operations today. Con.
s'TVaiive calculations are that unless
uh' ram ceases within a DAY. not
more man half rice crop will be
Ed,n'red. Much of the crop is In the
fields because Of previous lack 30 =,
hcr. Lumber companies have ,,iffcr.
Cd damage from breaking of Iog
Blooms
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BOARD OF TRADE COMMITTEE
AND COMPANY HEADS HOLD
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE.
Suggested that Hall as Many Large
Electric Standards be Used to
Carry All Wires and Lights.

meeting of the street lighting
committee of the board OF trade was
held In the office of the secretary. X.
II. Naylor. in the Market Auditorium
building last evening at 7:3O o'clock.
The meeting was we'll attended and
undoubtedly one OF the most impor-
tant ever held by this committee. The
meeting was called for the purpose Of
taking up the matter of removing a
number of the unsightly poles which
adorn the principal business streets
of the city.
In addition to the members OF the
committee. representatives. OF the
Wheeling Electric Light and Power
company. the BELL Telephone COM
Tany. the National Telephone COM
pany. The Wheeling Traction COM
pany. and the West Virginia Traction
and Electric company. were in attend
ance.
George W. Lutz. a member OF this
committee and the instigator of the
Investigation into this matter. in
brief address told Of the great num-
Der of poles which have been placed
on the business streets at practically
every IN feet He also told Of the
harm which poles can do TO a city.
helping To retard its growth and the
location ~ new industries. An ex-
cellent plan WAS proposed bv Mr.
Lutz TO rid the city OF az least half
the unsightly ruisances. He is of the
opinion thai the companies who have
erected these poles could get together
and devise ways and means OF running
their lines along the same poles do
Ing away with majority OF them in
that manner. He stated that instead
OF the POLES which now disgrace the
streets. electric standards. similar to
those along the sidewalks. placed by
individuals. but somewhat larger
could be erected and would prove an
adornment TO the streets.
The Representatives OF the company
expressed hearty approval OF the rian
and the matter will be taken up by
the various companies and an estimate
or the cost Of This project will be fur
nished BY the Wheeling Electric com.
pany
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lNFOR MATION
teortinn.a On rlr-t p,r.h


]. 1919. f0 fhr end OF fIi. trar Tho
collector will motif. h.m June I now
Wu.h h" uNFe Hnd fIs f1x wu.f o.
t'lH uf IIn" Nf'or r'xf y'I-
ihe ''S viii apply on Tho uI Gallon
~ fhn income of p.r.ou D.. 1000
der ZOO" or Dr. tHr fpy upon snm.
Us Withhold for p1s mont 80 fhr
source. or Or fHr .aus o. fu h. paid
c.t'wh'rn boo mo United States. A.
hdavi' may he made fu such farf aIH
ih'rcurpn ro return Will bo required
How Revenue is Derived
Tho uff .uruwc include ZOO if
como from IIrlta of aus cuuutr.i
ton Tor personal torvic, .urom,.
from trades. rrof"s- Ions. hu.Ir,.s or
commerce. from sale. or IfHIug. in
personal property or real e.fdfo
from Interest. rtnf fifidfrf and TO-
curliinH from tI lawful business car
ri"d 0n fnr raIu
'Gifis or h"qucsf. wU not bo con
Fid'red income. mr. wIl lifr Irsrr
auce paid fp n beneficiary or Co..
turned fu fhr Insured psr.0n 90. e
paid no or 'aurrrnIcrDI policy hr
taxable Interest or .Yrh' rrDr.rf,
viii hc Included a. Income. IuHttsr
To amount fIaf may ho deducted
from total Income iur. uir. fIf COW
~ Carrying ou iu.Ir". actual lO....
d'pfec Inficn HllOwaurfr and ttN tN.
ampi or taV paid money titirg ~.
penFcs cannot hr deducted nor can
money spent for permanent improve.
mcnis ~ property.
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SCORES
AT MONTREAL

MONTREAL. Que. Sept 29.-The
enormous capacity of the Montreal
arena was completely sold out and
hundreds turned away tonight. the
occasion being the opening concert
OF Madame Melba's half million dol.
lar American tour All previous box
office records were broken. \ return
engagement was immediately ar.
ranged for October 80. for the Joint
appearance of Melba and Kubelik. as
sisted by Edmund Burke. Marcle
Moyese. Gabriel l.apierre Melba was
never before heard her in such glor.
iouS voice. necessitating numerous
'ncores. Burke shared honors with
M"iha. Montreal being his home town
Mayor Lavalle delivered an address
OF welcome to both artists. increas.
ing the enthusiasm OF the highly
fashionable audience
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Come and Hear Two Great Republicans on the Tariff
MAY HOLD UP
APPROPRIATION

Charleston. w. Va. Sept. 29.-That
he is undetermined as TO what to do
about the appropriation of $4,000 by
the last legislature to advertise West
Virginia at the Panama canal expo
sition al San Francisco in 1915. was
stated by Governor Hatfield tonight
With the Prohibition amendment go
ing into effect next year. about 81 .000.-
900 in revenue will be cut of from the
state and deficit threatened. The
governor and other state officials have
under discussion whether or not IL
would be better TO allow the above
appropriation TO remain In the treas
ury in order that state institutions
may not suffer from a threatened de-
felt
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ANSWER CRITICISM
OF GOVERNOR FOSS

BOSTON. Sept. %. - President
Howard Elliott OF the New York. y w
Haven and Hartford railroad in a let.
ter 10 Governor Foss, made public
tonight. answered the criticism OF al.
legged great expenditures by the road
Tor personal services" by the state.
ment that the apparent fault lies al.
most entirely in the manner of read.
ing the reports filed with the public
service commission.
Governor Foss had called for an
investigation by the public service
commission OF statement tIaI the
sew Haven system had spent 1897.
200 during the perioi substantially
covered by the last session of the
Massachusetts legislature for person.
al services" and other expenses"
President Elliot explained in his let
ter that other expenses" account
prescribed by the interstat commerce
commission as a Subdivision in our
books under the heading general ex-
penses and this caption is not used
TO hide anything or mislead anybody.
Regarding the account of other ex-
penses' the letter points out that in
the statement summary OF debts"
was given In black figures. while "in
accordance with the usual practice OF
bookkeeI ers. red figures arc used 10
snow credits The letter adds:
II you will add the black figures.
representing the debts. and from the
total subtract the red figures. repre-.
senting the credit. you will get the
hnal balance Of the account. sIOi.533.
". on the other hand. you add the
red figures 10 the black figures Won
f"t the total Of s237.4s9 Anyone who
treats the summary in this way makes
IN orrof 81 twice the amount Of the
credit item shown in red hrures. as
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SULZER WINS
Continued from Pi-s. Pare,

bill al the regular session."
TO this question the defense OBJ
jected.
objection sustained" ruled Judge
cullen. He has already said he voted
AGAINST the bill. and II this witness
Was already against the bill. il showed
u" Gid not receive the price OF a cor.
rupt bargain"
Other Charges Invalid.
ON Practically the same grounds
juice cullen held that the charges in
connection with the Prime case were
Ih wise invalid. The difference was
'l"t az IN" regular session of the leg
!. lature frim" did not vote al ali
i'h Inc Introduction Of evidence OF
uir'" NOR" campaign coufributions
Ht' reported IN the governors sworn
NId'"iH'n' Of campaign rcccipts and
OF more evidence concerning Tho COO.
"rnor's alleged Wall street sncc,,I,.
t"hS. %. assembled MANAGER d..
near The end az their case todav 4,
"d- announced that with the calling
"i possibly two more contribu,o,- -
on" or TWO other Witnes SOS tomorrou
~. o. AGAINST the governor prob
any would be- completed
IT," long missing FREDERICK 1 coi
W. t"F"rhor's alleged dummy"
""li street transactions Is In n
IIlin. according 10 counsel for
.,. ''''rh"r. but viii consent 10 tss.
wy Us w" governors witnrs- under
.P'i''i"h Nat D." NOT be- placed nm.
" arrest Tor refusing a. obey tb.
N"b''i' uf 10" Frawlov iuvostigafinc
"i.iiiii'' counsel Tor the rn,u9r.rs
'''u nor decided tonight whether IN
'+f'" =" Ills stipulation
Ut subpoena can be- rived uro,,
.''i'. j. " Gray ~ the stock evcban,s
"'i" "t Fuller AMI GRAY. where nm.
-''''fh'r alleged 10 have sp.cui,t
90 "i'H SOM" a. bis rImpsIr,, ,,,,..
iIhu't"r. viii D.. 20 wifus.s t,.,,,.-
Toy. Thus Ter counsel have hoo, n,
''." 10 .o'tf" him Ills Partner A.
,'I' T. Iu'.r who va. op fba .,,,d
Today. I.I Nr GRAY had b.on maj
't '' effort 'o svado servic.
Purchased Big -Four"
fN'I'f H"i tIa omploy., gave TO-.
.''N'HF fn uHt tending fn .hoV ,..,
,I"'.I BAD purchased 300 shares Of
'IF Pour .f0'k through Fuller am,
'I''. Tor which vas paid si7ooo iu
M'i'il'" 3; Fuller. brother 81 tho
"'in'.-. Who al.o testified. produced
" Transcript Of Governor suiy.r.s ,c
count win his firm uIarrlq and rpi
''r' '- brought out bv The FraWIev
Commute" tnur-cl for 90. imp,acb.
'. H'dna '"r hrourtf ont that dur
I'. Nnt MIR and Dcccmbsr of tqt9
''"' .'uor SulzDr paid INTO IA. a.
count $4,000 IN cash
Ju#f Hf Tho close of Tho session ,o.
df' DO, a..'hmt manarers mir.
HI.'i INFO evidence bank account
H iiurh q N.uloy. contractor and
f'iIf"id builder f0r th. cuban GOV.
'rhrrut who recently announced
lh'i o." Dad loaned Governor Sul,or
t-'.""" 200 cash reilly had r,Iafinns
Nfh Su.l'r when tho latter u.as
chairman of flr foreign affairs com
n'l''' 100 o"nrr"s. w." may d.
wi'n" Tomorrow
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BITTER ATTACK
ON MURPHY

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-John Pur-
roy Mitchell. Fusion candidate for ma
yor. and other Fusion candidates were
formally notified tonight of their nami-
nation. Mr.. Mitchell. opening the cam
paign with an attack on Charles F.
Murphy in connection with the Sulzer
impeachment proceedings. told the au-
dience that lacked Cooper Union that
Tammany is the issue the city faces.
Henry l.. Stimson, former secretary
Of war. presided. and Timothy L..
Woodruff. Norman HapEood. chairman
of the fusion committee and others,
spoke. \ sensational episode of the
meeting was the sudden serious ILL
ness OF Mr.. Woodruff He was sticken
with paralysis and was removed TO
his home.
Never in its long and sordid his
tory Mr.. Mitchell said. discussing
Tammany. has there been an attempt
by Tammany that equalled in in au-
dacity the attempt that is under way
today At Albany We have the spec
taclc of the boss reaching into the
state house TO thrust a governor from
his chair in order that Tammany and
Tammany's contract ring may lay
plundering hands upon the govern
ment and contracts OF the state"
Mr. Mitchell also said the police stu
alton is an issue. declaring Tammany
Is in partnership with the System. "
lie said:
Il propose. IL elected. to have a To-
lice commissioner who Will war on the
gunner. crooks. thugs. cadets the
procurers OF vice. and who will pro-
tect the girls OF the city from the
traps OF commercial vice"
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SAYE YOUR HAIR! If FALLING OUT
OR DANDRURF--25 CENT DANDBRINE

hair falls out fast A little Danderine
tonight - now - anytime-will surely
save your hair.
Get 25-cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the first ap-
plication your hair will take on that
life. lustre and luxuriance which In SO
beautiful IL will become wavy and
runy and have the appearance OF
abundance: an incompatible gloss
and softness. but what will please Won
most will be after Just a few weeks
use. when you will actually see a lot
OF nne. downy hair-new hair-grow-
Ing all over the SCALP.
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BAD MEN

John and George Joseph were ar
rested this morning about I.gO
o clock by officer Moran for irving
70 cut Betty King in ono Of Inc
houses IN the bad lands over the
creek. u seems that John was call.
and decided 10 beat her M with fhe
result that officer Moran got him
The girl vas not geriousIv hurt
although her face was beaten uf,
considerably Several Of the girls VIII
appear this morning IN police court
aEainsi the mon. ~ Is understood
That TIE men are known as bad oncs
\ large knife was found on ono 81
the mon and there Is q likelihood thar
he VIII be held 10 the graund Jury.
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Henry { Berry.

Special Dispatch % ths Intelligence
Martinshurg. W We. Sept 80 -
Henry Cornelius Berry. native ~
Noor.f'ld W Va. but for ~ years
a resident of MarilnshurE. DROPPED
dead In the yard a. his home here ~
: O'Clock This evening. death being
due to angina pecforis tIo was aged
- years and is survived by his widow
and two dIughfar- Mr. Kerry was
formerly cnrared I'm ~" mercantile
business 10 thi. city and later for q
rrimhsr ~ years wa MANAGER ~ The
Davis store. 80 Parson-. " Va For
e nufnb"r ~ wears BE- was government
si"rek""p"r ~ ~" Panuis di.fillerv
her" and recently completed term as
CITY tax collector retiring vh, rtir
present administration came into
power "" WIS prominent I'm bu- inoss
and political circles here fur many
year and was an active Democrat
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7. L. WOODRUFF
Ccont,nu.d from Pirst PszeJ

Tammany hall and praised Theodore
Roosevelt and Governor Sulzcr
Tie had Just concluded reference
10 William y PrenderEast. the candi-
DAT" for comptroller. , hen his Iers
sarred ana D." seemed 10 fall Thr
last few word. b. uttered came ia
Easps and scarcely could be heard
Immediately the large audience In
looior Union became silent Mr.
Woodruff was carried 10 chair and
later vas removed 20 an ante roof.
10 which two physicians hurried.
10th doctors said Nr WoodruT had
suffered - Severe paralytic stroke ON
~ let .id". ll"' did not inform
~ cannon understand if.- said Nr
w "o1fuu Nv limbs suddenly rrc.,
numb and then there vas e zharp
'ing'nE sensation 90 no. think
% b. anything serious"
Condition Serious
Mrs Woodruff. Who had stood be-.
bind her husband was Informed o..
mo fhtsirt1us that her husband 4
'nndi'inu was serious and would be-
COM" more 20 unless Do obtained inn
mediate attention Mr Woodrow was
ih,n hurried 20 his apartments
~'nri v before midnight John g.
Woodruff. q som ~ Nr WoodruT
who had boon summoned from
Ir""nV ich. Conn arrived 80 tLs q
80 latcr he gave our tho foiioainr
statement.
10 g. NOT true thar my father b.
euNfrirc from 81 pIralyfic stroke fu
stead Do g. offering from "a complete
nervous breakdown Eqr1icr IN tho
evening nave boon informed no
complained ~ being 900 but refused
20 cancel bis engagement fo aueak I
hav" hecn informed hv Ur Urmln
th1i therc o. ahsoiufsi, no dJnrcr
F1fhcr is resting quietly nov and Dr.
asking for food
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Mcculley obsequies.

Alexander NcCuIl~v tr ola ,rdyal,..i
"trTioye % tho Wh,.iiur stamping
Co. passed peacefully avty Sunday
evening at - at the $"rfh Wheeling
hosIl'il. after au illness ext. atiue over
period Of three weeks \ rurnf.li-
cation 90 disease may be said - l-
the cause uf hi- demise Nj NeFult.v
was IN hi fprtv-u.ufh year 80 tn- time
Of hi dtnth and bad teen lifelong
resident ~ this CITY ~. fa survived
ly hi- Wiz and 90 SON. Eugene Nf.t'l.-
Lev. "f Martins Ferry. ohio. urI three
daughter. Misses srtr. and Ruth. of
ttis 'itt. and Mr.. Hush All'u 90 War
wood. " Va. af.. hro'ns-. lff '1trI.s
W. Mr'Gl'. s.. ur flIH ftft. tut - sister.
Mrs Henry Ni'i'r. nf l.IE. wnui I4r-
erHl services VIII D.. held 90 iI+ ate
iprr" ~. -iI2 chaplin. street N..lu.--
day afternoon Hf two O'clock N char.
- fh" Rev. knsItz. uf 80 Second
Ilc~bffsrttr church. frf'rfu.rt at
~fnr" Church cemetery Friend. % the
family &C. T'Uffll|f invited
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JUSTICE SHOPS

Arlic Wilson and Cldye Muldrew
were arrested on complaint Of Frsd
stack for stealing bis watch valued
90 sfa and chain. SIS. The trial VIII
come up October 1. before squire
uohhq
Nlhcrt prahhor On n drunk charge.
was fined tv squire Hobbs. ono and
costs I'm default Of payment he
went 10 iaii for 10 DAYS
ito H'ilincer arrested by norf
Philips. on e non Furl--gt charge viii
receive hearing today before squire
Hobbs 90 tho jaU
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Ladies. Men. Here's the quick.
est, surest dandruff cure
known.

Thin. brittle. colorless and scraggy
hair. Is mute evidence OF a neglected
scalp: OF dandruff-that awful scurf
There Is nothing SO destructive to
the hair as dandruff It robs the hair
OF Its lustre. its strength and its very
life: eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp. which
II not remedied causes the hair roots
TO shrink. loosen and die-then the
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Republican RaIly

Republicans. come TO the Market
Auditorium, this evening and hear
John a. Peters. OF Maine: Simon o.
Fess. Of Ohio, and Joseph n. Gaines,
Of West Virginia. discuss the tariff.
A great campaign opening.
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Obituary
Babb Funeral.

The last sad rites over the remains
az the late Mrs Frances Elizabeth
Babb. wife OF James Babb. who died
IA the family home a. No. 1921 Jacob
street. will be held this morning with
requiem high mass al ST Joseph :
Cathedral at . o'clock Interment
will be- in the Mt Calvary cemetery.
Deceased was highly respected
lady and leaves a wide host OF friends
TO mour her loss.
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Sanford Death,

Word was received in the city re-
Gently 10 the effect that Fred Kemple
Sanford Of Darlington had been
called 10 'he land OF the great Ec-
yond. Mr.. Sanford was VOL known
in this city. having married Miss
Eta Spears Of this place Besides
his wife. Mr. Sanford leaves ono
child 20 mourn his loss. ". H.
Fields had charge Of the funeral.
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Republican Rally

Republicans, come 70 the Make,
euo'torium this evening and hear
yohn 4. Peters. Of Maine: Simon %
tess. OF Ohio. and Joseph n. Gaines
o' west virginia. discuss the tariff.
a great Campaign OPENING.
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Republican Rally

Republicans. come 20 the Market
Auditorium this evening and hear
John a. Peters. ~ Maine. Simon o.
Fess. o. ohio. ard Joseph ~ Gaines.
of West Virginia. discuss the tsriH.
great Campaign opening.
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OFFICER MURDERED.

CALCUTTA. british India. sept %
The head constable ~ Calcutta was
shot dead today by three Vcneau
youths who escaped through the
dense crowd The crime Is believed
70 have a political motive
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Republican Rally

EepUblicana. come 10 me MARKET
Auditorium this evening ard hear
John 4. Peters. o. Maine: Simon D
Fess. ~ Ohio. ard Joseph ~. Gaines.
OF West Virginia. discuss the tariN.
a arest campaign opening.
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Meyer Obsequics.

Yesterday afternoon occurred the
funeral OF the late Mrs. Charles
Meyer. a well known lady OF this
city. although her home was in
bridgeport. Ohio. Impressive services
were held at the home. after which
interment was in Greenwood Gene
terry.
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ENJOY A MEAL OF WELL
COOKED FOOD at BASLE'S

We serve nothing hut
first class foodS-freSh
well cooked and properly
seasoned.
In our main restaurant
or our balcony lunch
room service and cour-
tesy are strictly main
tanned.
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Men who are in a
hurry will find our
dairy lunch count
er a convenience.

Lady shoppers coming
TO our balcony lunch
room may order anything
from a cup OF coffee 10
a complete dinner and
enjoy the same service
and attention, in the same
luHurlOuS room. cSpe-
cially fitted up tor them.