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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
BRIBERY TRIAL
tcortin,sd from Yir. Pare,

money or other things OF value were
received by h defendant. not for
the purpose OF influencing the judg
ment. opinion or action OF the defend.
ant in his vote for Col. Edwards as a
member OF the United States Senate,
then the jury should find the defend.
ant not guilty.
Another phase not covered in the
Instructions of former trials is that
the jury shall consider how much Cd.
p~ortunity the witnesses had who list.
ened in an adjoining room, of ascer
tanning knowledge Of the fact testified
10 at the hearing.
The corroborating evidence OF the
State came from witnesses who les.
tined they heard the conversation
from an adjoining room, lying on the
hoor. listening at the door connecting
the " rooms. while the transactions
were had near the door.
The 5. L. G.. Rhodes case will be be,
gun Thursday.
Sprung Surprise.
me defense sprung a surprise this
afternoon. when. after the instructions
were a they offered 10 submit the
case 10 the jury without argument,
but the State declined. The defense
then insisted on four hours for each
side.
Col. William Seymour Edwards.
summoned here by the defense before
the first trial was begun. and which
had asked for a continuance for his
failure 10 be present when the first
case was called for trial. but whom
The defense never called TO the stand
or took his deposition. was taken back
TO a Baltimore hospital to-day. His
three appearances in court were on a
COT and as the result Of a demand by
the State TO permit him TO testify.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Pike Briefs.

Mrs 'Nas. NurCke. % GrsggsHllc. Is
confined t. her home With q serious tll-
ness
- ". Porter 90 Patterson. made a
ftruE o. % tu cameron yesterday fo plr-
suas~ a taluahle FOX hound.
Miss Ioreua %ewIarf Of Middle WI Gel
iug trssk viii leave tpdar Tor Roanoke.
Va with her little niece. Nsry Wutte-uL.
20 Visit ncf ~istcf Tor SIX weeks
Mi ard Mrs.. g. <HrTsioNe. - Park
Place lore fs~tcrdat To- spend several
DAVIS with friends ~ t~tnciruafi
Mic Anna Itsft. 0f TImwupd. Is visit
irg frienaS 80 ParHersuurC
sam FISHER. - Golden. vas q bus ness
caller iu fUe Gfnre yesterdav
AIherf M.t'ull'H. 81 sand iIIl was a
lueIf'ss rfsItr- in Fulton sesterdav.
The farmers 90 fhe surrounding com
'r are 'erF busy harvesting tie o1ts
rpr. wh.ru l- oA,epforHllr heavy fnIs
esr
Guinea Harris tas a.. opted l r%osifIon
NTH tie Springer and ~truger contra -
Iug .ruusu
l.sr Porter .r o. .otlng ,a alton ..
f.s present slime
William Af.tfartcr. ~ Sand 900. Eas
t caller l. tire Ere.r ts-f~rda
Henry fItr camp mel Zoo raEHItr .rr-
sion last OIL Ehf suI several ,afI fftet
ere taken into q o. prI.,
Wnfz .- r-ur TX rar.II. on tie
rfr club .YI.- .. .frs q
-sTu -rIra f... o.. .s- Owl Harry
EI.- we're OFT r. t.fE u"f. 90 ..atrrlar.
Mr- ~arrfrf r t,Yll.. 90 Forest
View. wIU leave T..rr Itt F.f COS ertI
. visit With friends fr 'Iat-. Ile. "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
MAN DROWNED
IN OHIO RIVER
HARRY MEYER, ENGINEER AT WORK
ON OF RIvER
CHANNEL I
was in Bathing at warwood when He
Suddenly Disappeared-Body Has
Not Been Recovered.

Harry M'y'r-. 90 member " the corps
~ government u=iuscfs Surveying fne
"nr'i ~ t.r ohio river Hetwren this
'liN aid l~fftsHIrcl. was drowned .u snr
river ufhf camp Turner. Just above War
wool. yesterday afternoon about 4
Cd CLOCK. Meyers was iu bathiug with TN.
steward or th" government boat. WaN.
9 rest. wen e suddenly di-aprsetrcl uu-
h'f mo rlIfar" OF tho water. HIS com
iHul"u immediately SWAN 60 his -,ScI.
.ii tn ati"mptins 20 save Movers was
lW-'if pulled under anil We only res
4'i after Thomas Williams. rniur.d
d"f. irtu CD, water and swan with him
To- shore.
just WAT caused Meyer 90 sink is
mot known a- hr was ~HII fu Ist, been
"u export swimmer. but 30 o. supposed
Wat .r WHr suddenly seized with
cramps NJ e late hour f..t utsHt hits
NHl. bad rpt been recovered aIfEor- ID
divers from tIs government clam al
900 wood have been searching Co.. bot
iHu "' Tho r.f't -.rs. f|s drowning ue.
4rr't Meyers wt- al,uff Years uf
H-" and Do native "f Mississippi
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INCOME TAX
tcontinusd from First Pass.)

connection he declared that the trans
portation question was a great prob
lem. and that there were crockery
rates To Salk Lake City from England
that were lower than the rate from
ohio. This Trough Senator Cummins
Tn his feet to refer TO a bill introduced
by him which would prohibit railroads
and other carriers from fixing proper
tiOnal rates on combined foreign and
domestic hauls lower than domestic
rates.
Senator Borah will continue his i'm.
come tax speech tomorrow. Several
other speakers are ready. but the bill
may be taken up at any time for
amendment The Democrats made il
clear today that they do not propose
TO take much time for general debate.
combining their talk 10 opposition 10
amendments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Stole Picnic Baskets.

y Warrant vas served on vernon
steele ana Young Baglcy. two Elm Grove
boys Yesterday evening by Officer Butler
Mt the instigatiou Of the PdrK managers.
charging them with stealing a basket
from a lady Of Martins Ferry at the
park. The basket had been left by tGe
woman until supper time and when sac
FOR II IL was gon" and tle fol
lowing order went out. They were ar
aligned last evening. hut on aCsoun. Of
the woman not appearing they were lot
20 on promise Of returning at the call
OF the oricer. The boys are very young
probably twelve years each. This j. NOT
the frst tim" that baskets have been
stolen at the Park and tho managers Will
stop at nothing until this practice n
broken I'D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
SUICIDED FROM
LONESOMENESS

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
MARTlNSBCR. WA. July 22-Wal-
lace Stgeier, an Englishmsn. who for
several years has resided in the Gerards-
town district. this county. committed
suicide last night near his home by
HANGING himself to a limb OF IA tree In
a Held. His body was found this morn
ing by berry pickerS. Magistrate Nc
bride. OF Gerardstown. conducted a coro-
ncrs inquest. the jury returning a YER
dict OF suicide.
Sieceler was aged 60 years and was
"A we'll known figure In the southwestern
section OF the county. II IL believed lie
had become Respondent because he was
alone I'm the world and far from home.
80 far as Is known ne had no relatives
in America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
HIGHLAND GIVEN
A fine BANQUET

special Dispatch TO the I~nteiligencer.
CLARkSBCRG. W. Va. July ga
hundred and atty business and PROBES
sionsl friends OF Virgil l.. Highland
gave an elaborate banquet tonigh IN
the waldo hotel here as a mark OF their
appreciation Of his decision TO reside in
Ciarksours instead OF Charleston by re-
signing as chairman OF the State Puolic
Service Commission IL was ARRANGED
as a surprise affair. but Mr.. Highland
round II out soon after the prepar-
auons were started. Speakers highly
pra sed him for his work OF up buildin/
ally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
AFTER
BLUES SCALP
Dispatch TO the InteIliEeneer.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIigencer.
GRAFTON. W. Va. July 2s.-Ru.
mors are current here that a huge pc.
tition has been sent Governor Hatfield
asking hat State Tax Commissioner
Fred o. Blue be replaced by another
man. No specific charges are made
against him. and SO far as can be
learned. he has been thoroughly salts.
factory.
II Is reported from reliable sources
here that the liquor interests want &c
GUST Blue. who is a strong dry sym.
pathizer. and replace him with a man
more favorable to the wet" interests.
Blue is most highly regarded here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
B. & @. LETS
BIG CONTRACT

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelliEencer.
BALTIMORE, Md. July GA con-
tract has been let for the construc-
ton Of "A double track steel bridge
at Benwood, W. Va, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. The length OF the
bridge will be about 1000 feet. The
contract for the substructure has been
let Ia the bravo Constructing Co. OF
Pittsburgh. n the contract for he
superstructure or steel work will he
awarded in the near future and the
bridge completed without delay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
HART WINS.

SUSSEX y. j.. july .s.-Archibaid e.
Hart. Democrat. was elected to the house
from the SIKH congressional district Of
Sew Jersey. to-day. TO succeed the late
James Martin. Hart had the support u
wilson.
tho Republican candidate. Major =
Woods MCtiaNs. ran second. and Her
bert VI. BAILEY. Frogrs ssiVe. third.
The returns were tonight
hut indications were that Hart ran
ahead ~ NcClaNc 10y more than 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Jones Obsequies.

Tho iat~ sad rites over the remains n
ecu. Il. Jones. of Pleasant VALLEY. who
lied suddenly st tn" family home IA
Pleasant VALLEY. MuudaN. viii be held
lIt~ evening al the residence 81 : o'cluck.
luiermcut VIII Dee private THURSDAY
morning iu G~rtcuNood cemetery.
Nj. Jones Was Cd We'll known and nighl,
respected YOUNG man 81 Pleasant VALLEY
ana Wa engaged lu business with his
father j.. T. Jones lie was Possessed
Win ID personality that cuteartd him To-
~ w" met him ana Ills death came -
q severe Shock to hts many friends. lie
leaves 80 mourn his loss "a father and two
sisters.
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said this to me-"
The letter said that Miles was wiring
organizations 10 telegraph Taft. Aidricn
anu cannon insisting upon the commits
mo Good Lord moves SLOWLY aid
the letter In conclusion. But this is GER
talniy above everything else-thls coun-
try is OF the way more rapidly than
most OF US realize. to a just and hopeful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE
WILL MEET THURSDAY

y meeting of the ordinance committee
Or council viii he held Thursday evening
for tie purpose Of drafting the ordinance
To- call q special election Tor the purpose
Or voting upon TIE street Improvement
houds. Tie appeal Of tle board 81 con-
tr"i for citizens 20 volunteer 10 serve d.
sle' tou officials - being met with
hearty response all over tho city. many
prominent business men rendering thcfr
services YESTERDAY. The election Will
1kly be held tue latter part Of August
~ ~ Irdlucmfw, shr en- snrdlu upup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
DIED AT COLUMBUS.

special dispatch to the I~ntelIigencer
COLUMBUS, O.. July 22-After
spending eighteen months in the Co
lumbus State hospital under treatment
for insanity. Washington KENNEDY.
aged cightythree. died suddenly to-
day of heart failure. The body was
shipped to Wheeling. W. Va. tonight.
He was a retired farmer, who former
ly lived at Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Sever. thumb ON left HAND.

ltNTtFUaN WOFNIWG WHO CT0VpInE
kindling. with a hatChet. VIM. Fischer. Or
The stone church road. rad the miSfor-
tune to hit his thumb. almost severins IL
from his hand. While Sterilizing the
wound before the arrival or the doctor.
the flow or blood caused Mr.. Fischer to
faint and IN falling his mead struck a
SOLID substance. making e bad cash in
bis head. pr. Ruble rendered assistance
Immediately. and IL is Thought that the
member may be saved. although only a
small portion OF skin remains uncut.
Fischer - connected with the II. e.
Iranzheim co. and the injury makes his
work very unplca SAINT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23

WASHINGTON. July ee.-Presidenf
Wilson to-day nominated Royal Mcekcr.
OF New jersey. to be commissioner OF
labor statistics.
Mr.. M"eker. nov professor % political
economy iu Princeton University. j. a
close friend Of President Wilson. He
mas given much attention To labor prob
lens aud u - expected that he viii bc
immediately designated to act on tho
board of mediation and Cancellation
working on the eastern railroad strike
situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23

7 10 Jimmy departmtnt Uf The Stone
hurch SUNDAY school taught hy Mrs
!. p Ferreli. Ms. Sissou and lfiss
Ethel Garter. S-uperluterded rs Miss
Maud Wharton vii hold their annual
picnic THIS afternoon on the church
lawn. The hours Will D.. from 3 until
> o'clock al! before Adjournment e
Ight luncheon viii be served the little
folks. In the Afternoon games and
music viii he rendered by the children
and their teachers viii interest them
with stories Whcu they got tired or
MAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Pauline -Lagomarcino.

MIS- Pauline "onarCiuO. wife OF
Angelo Ldgomdrciuu aud one Of the first
ltdiidn residents oi ihiS city. passed
away at the family Residence. corner oil
Water and Twelfth streets. yesterday
morning. size was IN the t-nd year OF
nef age anu had resided Ia tins city fOE
about 10 years.
Funeral services will he ncld from the
idtmilN residence THURSDAY moning at
$50 orlock. iiepuIcm nigh mass witl be
celebrated from ~. JosePn's~ cathedral at
10 . clock and iut,rtnent VIII bc made IN
MI. iaINaIN NNmeInrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
WiIl Civ. Hay Ria

Miss Made Hallet ~ planning fn EIve
= has ride 90 the william Bague farm
At West Finley tpmorrow evening The
affair viii DO terminated by 4 huge eIp-
per served bv the Misses kevser. Ste n
'ald~cli and Woodruff vino are visit
ing at the above place Thefs vii BOD.
about ten couples selected wlu will
make the frip 500 o. large picnic Wagon
The total distance 800 b. about thirty
miles ana vii uu doubt o.. much rr-
10. 81 by the ~piruitksfz
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West Virgins Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Compsny's sv.
.horized pay stations:

Company rfi~r corner f7f. 4
Chspline street Wheeling " W
Rank ~ Fulton. Fulton. " Va
The First national Bank. Elm Grove.
Wosr virginia
State Rank ~ E1m Grove. Elm
Grove We virginia.
Pay your electric CHI. wafrr ana
ras bills a. flc most cOuvor.rnf Uay
station. { u JUSKINs. Treasurer
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Wensel Funeral.

The last sad rites Owe the remains or
{ %Itrles Albert. infant son II Nj. ami
Mrs. Elmer McnSrl. whose death OCyurf,~
~INonday. will Toe ueld from TIE family
residence on \orth Market street tLt~
afternOon AT . o'clock. Rev. ". ~. Fields
Of the First Christian ruurch. viii con
duct the services. iutcrmeut VIII bv mauc
IN Greenwood CcmetCrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Mrs. Merritt Dies.

Last evening. about . o'clock. occurred
the death Of Mrs. Merritt at the county
hospital. AT Elm Grove. where src had
been removed TO undergo an operation
Tor cancer. She died shortly after being
removed from the table. After death she
was removed 90 the Palace undertaking
rarlors where the body was prepared for
hurial. she s. survived bv one So.
6e"rgc. VIZ" Las been a produce tender
IN tho out-t1e-pike district for some time
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Thomas Arthur Blue.

Many friends in this city will rcgisS
20 learn 81 the death of Thomas Arthur.
young son Of state Tax commissioner
ami AIR. Fred -. Hi.Ic. which Incurred
~ ihlltppi. sunday might. The chIid was
visiting tiicnds lu fhiiippi when ne cons
irart'a ftphol fever ana death resulted
within a l.w aaN~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23

fiadelphla Ir-iri't it'srd o.
: ~ Besrs Max T. Hess trd = =
Jacobs made t fur. 81 inspect un 200
fhr country r.Hpols boo This district .t--
terd.r Irera~4fprf 90 fle pusrirF ~
the schools ir f.. fall Tho dlTsrsr'
weeds ~ TIE bIildIrEa acre taken INTO
CONS Iteration and Those wII Is 4IlsIIeI
o. e. fuflf. 'ns ring OF tHf beard Tine
tfip Wss mad. Soc Nr Beams touring
HM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Heceived IniurY.

lille .. ing To- dr.t. a maddened bull
from a held Aiondsy afternoon with .
tuu- to iall upon the FORK anu received
mat was thought to be a s-ripus IN
jury. The fork entered ~ sue but
did not penetrate Far enough TO do
great damage M. Fisher waE re-
I"ited 80 dong nicely last night. and z
~ not Thought that any serious trouble
viii result from the accident.
The Ida ". Lee circle Of the Kucklev
" T.. church VIII 10 entertained Frida =
~ the home of Mrs. " o..
wilkinson. - Wuodlswu = review 90
tho lesson for the past month viii ne
held. after which = social hour will O'
enjoy ID Al members ate requested 20
hs present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
OUT-THE-PIKE


The long looked for returns from the
June examinations held at Woodsdale
were received yesterday afternoon and
wers sent out to the different appla-
cants. Mrs. Estelia McGinty. OF North
plicant to make a No. I certificate IN
the county. Austin Hougnt made his
renewal by taking three subjects.
The following made Twos-Jean Arm
strong. Ottie Parsons. Ruth stout. Alice
Beymer. Olive Hunter.
Threes-Gretta smith. JEANNE Bolton
Ida Woodruff. Lenore Wagner. MARY
P~ettigrev. Matilda Sharf. Anna Thorn.
burg. Arnold Thornburg. Samuel Hilton
Elizabeth Gehring, Lulu Cunningham
Almeda Garrison. Lula kimmins. Emma
Morgan. Rebecca Murphy. Boyle Reed
Jessie Bruce. Elsie Anderson.
There were 20 who did not make
grades that would warrant them a cert.
ticate from this examination. but these
Will likely take the next examination and
retain their best grades from each test
This gives these a chance TO raise theiI
grades.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
JAcktovn Pair.

The followers Of the races IN the out
the-plke district vii note with pleas
ure tnat LdcktoWn Will again be on tho
maf' IA the way OF amuSetnents and
facing. Many local men Away take
thcir string 10 this track to compe-c
with the horses Of Greene county. rhe
dat" OF the fatr - August I3th. goth,
ana list No doubt "A large delegation
racers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Opens New Garage.

John Imbel, OF Leatherw0od. opened
up his new Every-body's garage this
morning. and Will engage In the storing
and repairing OF ears. He has purchased
~everal Ford cars and will operate a taxl
business The garage is a modern Struc-
,tIre. being constructed OF fireproof ma
terial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Reform Spreading.

The reform wave that has struck
Wheeling seems to have Infected all the
suburban towns In the out the pike dis
trict. The mayors OF all the outlying
towns have issued orders making ALI
sunday dissertations. gambling and etc.
illegal acts. and the offenders may rest
assured that no leniency Will be shown
them II they are found to he engaged in
any or the illegal pastimeS.
Mayor ROeder. OF Fulton. and RYAN. OF
Elm Grove, have been very explicit in
their orders I'm regard 20 the operating OF
amblin dcns and such. Gambling In
any way Is an Offense and the gambler
s. likely TO get In very wrong ~ b. *
caurht or II any one reports enough
evidenCe TO convict him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
Obituary
o. Edward harlow.

.. Edward Carlow. a well known tray
eiing salesman. employed by the Klein &
sherilnlan Wholesale Grocery Company.
MS parents in P~owhatau -. Monday
morning. lie left this city SUNDAY
morning Tor a short visit with his
parents. death occurring very suddenly.
The deceased was one OF the Oldest sales
men in this vicinity. having Travelled for
the local firm for many years. lie was
a member OF TIE United Commercial
travellers and or the knights Of PNthias.
lie Is survived by n wife. two sons. John
and Harry.and one daughter. Miss Edith.
all residing In this city. Funeral SER
vices Will be held from the home of his
parents in h
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Yesterday morning as Mrs. Ralph
Davis was driving with her three chill
dren near the Crow farm. a shaft became
unfastened. soaring the horse and caus-
ing IL to run away. e~ndangering the
lives OF the persons In the buggy. Mrs.
Davis attempted TO jump from the buggy
and in SO doing alighted on her mead.
rendering her unconscious for quite a
while. one remarkable fact about the
accident was the children who mace no
attempt to escape from the RIG. were un-
hurt.
After running quite a distance the
horse was stopped by Charles Dasue.
who resides near the scene OF the acct
dent. After recovering from the shock
Mrs. Davis was removed to her home.
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sun'ptuQus spread was enjoyed by the
picnickers. The tr'P-was made In q
large wagon 90 the grounds and WAs
enjoyed by about twenty i've boys and
their teachers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23

I'.'r lit su. f4 car old Jumped
frHm flD .rroud story. .|u.'aIninc o.
compound fracture OF thr Dog She
%. 1 800. h'dlt .'arrcd D., the lame
which hr upon hnr Boo tho stairway
ln broken Enrli.h -hc Told her STORY.
Whom fhr nrr alarm wa. sent Boo
ot'rt hudf Thought they were Io0Iinr
Co., because fhst did fvo weeks art
IiHt when . heard everybody shouting
lirD' md saw Them running. ! ran
down f.r Stair. When . reached tho
third n0ur found tho stairs anrc.
huf rdn quIfkIt down them fn The
."rnnd nour Here a dozen or moro
eir' had rlfhnNd driven back o.,
inc irr into fhc s|fiirWa, Everything
1901. ou nrD about mc and 7 rouidn 2
breath" MANAGED fo got fo 70 wu
H'F and jumped How long . lat z
JON remember The utVf ching q
n'" DO ''u.i a thouru thr ground
aI shoi mo wa anrr aud would
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Did Good Work.

Never before in th" history Of BiuG
hamion mas such e scene been enact
ed in th" local hospital. and dcspiis.
'hc fact that thc injured and dying
10, an about. do" doctors and nurses
worked with amazing rapidity and
COOLIES scarcely Iu hour after The
IRE every ou' of The patients tlcre
had been attended Ia and made as
cpm'0riahi" as possible Most OF
furm acre ladll burned and were
~watCh"d boz haudarcs from head 10
foot
Die ui The most pathetic eases -
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murphy 0bssquies.

Funeral services over tae remains
OF the late John Murphy. aged resident
OF tne clty. VINO was found dead IN Ued
AZ ms home Monday evening. Will be
held from the residence Ol ms son. Her
bert. at .6OV Chapline street. Thursday
morning at $50 clock. istquIem mgh
mass VIII be celebrated from ~. Joseph's
cathedral aud int.rnI.nt VIII b, maze ia
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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oSsser IN Allegheny County.

on EiE hfey crsrr. Ai.s-..r.
county. Fernetl.ania fh' -rydsf I1 90.
az drilled q test uu t.s Henry NrrIs-
farm INTO fle Ecres Er ard drtclor.d
4Itf' a -rg we'll Drilling las boom d-.
continued md tho wei fIHcI usra.1 tri
sHUf .r. These parties have giif. d
large acreage sHdar lease or Bis -sv....
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~ wells.
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roast to death tried 90 get up. but
fell blr.. when e. dozen ar more men
rushed over. picked m" up and put me
boz au ambulance That was the first
tim" 100 m, lifc bad su many feI
lows. and aho smiled brtVaiv
Mr.r d.n..HIf. was -urf. -
. ft '..U "a pant. I|af of fHa
% 800 .uI H.HH.sf t.rtrHf I.. an. fH.
I H' |fH"I "... $500. I..f .n. H. ..F.
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