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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
BIG INCREASE
Fiscal Year OF Government closina
Tonight Will Show Enormous
Receipts.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-Tomor-
row marks the close Of the first full
fiscal year under the Democratic ad o.
ministration. Figures made public
today showed that M 70 and includ-
ing last Saturday, the governments
receipts had been s694 sos. .OO7. as
against S699.0S4.i17 for the CORE
spending period OF tho last fiscal
year
Today and tomorrow will add
heavy receipts. especially I'm corpor-
alton and income tax assessments.
which are delayed until the last mo-
ment. Receipts for corporation and
income taxes aggregated S6.627. .56S
saturday. making the total collec-
tions from those sources for the year
up n that date S32.2s5.6S6 The
treasury department estimate Of the
amount 10 be derived from those
taxes is S71 900 900. and the experi-
enCe of last year roneatod the final
day for payment will bring In half
the total assessments Figures in
Cluding Saturday rcceipts show
that amount Of money collected from
customs A. 5000. sol .266. against
S316.33S.572 last year for tho CORE
spondin- period Tho internal reve-
nue collections from ordinary sources
50 far this year aggregate s7O6 267 -
l26. compared with S3G7 -e0.g1f for
the preceding year. From miscel-
lane0us sources tho receipts we're
s57.2lo .2N7. against S10.G51 .5sg for
last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
COL. ROOSEVELT
VIII BE In Pittsburgh Tonight and
Open The Campaign for The
Washington Party.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 2a.-The
occasion OF Colonel Roosevclts visit
10 pittsburgh tomorrow Is the second
annual conference OF the Progressive
League Of Pennsylvania. and his
speech al night Is the closing feature
or the conference. Business sessions.
conferences. luncheon take up tho
hours Of the day while Colonel Rooso-
welt Is making his trip from New
York. and az the hour Of his arrival
$3.50 ?. m. the annual dinner of tho
league viii be in progress
II Is the program to conduct Colonel
hOosevelt from the train TO the ban
quet hall, where he is expected to
greet the guehth with very few
words OF Acknowledgement Of tho oc-
casion. Thence ne will be- conduotod
10 the exposition hall whore tho mass
meeting is TO be held. at which tho
Colonel will make his address.
-Four thousand tickets. rorrcsonfin- y
the capacity Of Exposition halI. have
been issued. and demands for more
have prompted the arrangement of am
overflow meeting in IN adjoining hail.
without seats. but providing standing
room for about 10 900 personr Roth
meetings will be addressed by clifford
iinchot the Progressive nominee for
! nlied states senator. William
Draper Lewis of Philadelphia Pro.
Eressive nominee for governor. and
Colonel Roosevelt although the Iat.
ter.s remarks o. the overflow meeting
viii be very brief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
MELLEN AND SEVENTEEN
BANKERS ARE INDICTED
TO LEAVE
Sir Lionel Garden. British Minister In
Mexico Advises His Subjects
To Get Out Temporarily.

MENICO CITY. June c9-In view
OF the existing conditions in Mexico.
Sir Lionel Garden. the British minis.
ter. today advised all British subjects
temporarily TO leave the country. He
said that the shortage OF fuel used In
the operation of trains was becoming
more acute daily and that the trains
probably soon would stop running
which would make difficult tn. de-
parture OF persons IN the interior
Sir Lionel Garden said he believed
II 70 be his duty TO urge all British
subjects 10 leave the capital immedi
ateiy and he especially advised that
the women and children be removed.
The minister declared he had no de-
sire 10 frighten the members OF the
British colony. lie said he had not
ordered them 10 20. such a course on
ly being advised
Eight hundred British subjects are
registered al the legation as now re-
siding in Mexico City. II is the min
listers plan 10 get a sufficient number
OF these 10 sign an agreement TO leave
the capital so that he can obtain a
special train from the Mexican gov
ernment 10 take them TO Puerto Mex.
leo. and also secure transport TO
convey the passengers TO Jamaica
where they could remain until the
close OF the present Mexican trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
NO NEW CASES OF BUBONIC
PLAGUE HAVE DEVELOPED
RESCUED
Passengers OF Liner California That
Went on Rocks Are Taken OF
and Sent TO Destination.

LONDONDERRY. une 29.-Three
hundred and forty-eight OF the 1915
passengers Of the Anchor Line steam
er California. ashore on Tory island,
we're landed here to-day. The others
were taken TO Glasgow.
In thick fog the California ran on
the rocks Sunday night. while bound
from New York for Glasgow. Accord
ing TO the passengers there was no
panic when the liner struck. The sea
was calm and the vessel apparently
was moving less than seven knots an
hour.
The shock was slight, but the sud
den stoppage OF the California caused
some commotion. The captain and
onicers speedily restored confidence,
and as precautionary measure the
boats were swung out They were
not lowered, however
Destroyer Arrlvea-
About l O'Clock this morning the
searchlight of a British destroyer
summoned by wireless, penetrated the
mist. The California had been left al.
most high and dry by the receding
tide. At low tide the islanders were
able 20 get close TO the bow OF the
vessel.
When the tide rose the transfer be,
came slmplified. as a tender was able
10 go alongside the California.
Latest reportG from the scene OF the
wreck say that the CALIFORNIA; bot.
tom has been ripped from the bow "a
the foremast. The likelihood OF sav.
ing the vessel is considered remote
Her crew remains aboard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
SUICIDE PACT
Entered Into When Negro Finds Out
Wife's Unfaithfulness-Wf is
Dead; Man In Serious
Condition.

Special Dispatch TO the Intcllircncer
CUMBERLAND. Md. June 90
George French. a well known young
colored man of this city. is in a crit
teal condition at the Western Mary
land hospital from self-inficted
wounds, and his wife. Ella French, IL
dead from bullet wound in the
breast. In a signed statement TO the
police. French said he shot his wife
this morning following a quarrel over
the attentions paid to her by Harris
Fisher. colored. whom French found in
his home last night
The police arrested Fisher. who es-
capped from the house through a win
dow. In his statement French saws
he and his wife agreed to die together.
\ three-months-old baby was found on
the womans breast. Tho child Is with
French al the hospital French shot
himself in the head and breast. and he
cut his throat and several arteries in
both wrists in his desperate attempt
AZ self-destruction. In this condition
he was able to sign the statement and
walk nom the house TO the ambulance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
RATE CASE
VIII Not BE Decided by Interstate
Commerce Commission for Two
Weeks and Possibly Longer.

WASHINGTON. June 29-Indica-
tons to-day we're that the decision OF
the interstate commerce commission
on the application OF eastern railroads
for a 5 per cent advance in freight
rates would not be made public dur
ing the present week. as has been ex-
pected generally The decision may
not be announced for az least two
weeks. and possibly not for a LONGER
time than that. a. 10 is known that
some serious phases Of tho general
question involved remain 20 be settled
before a conclusion can be reached
70 is stated authoritativeIy that re-
ports during the last week or two
purrorting 10 give the conclusions or
the commission in tho pending case.
are founded only on conjecture and
tnat the commission, az yet. actually
has reached no final conclusions
bne of the serious conditions which
has been encountered is what has
been termed the "lopsidcdness" OF tho
record Of the case as respects certain
commodities
Ressonableness of Rates.
For nearly r. month testimony was
iak'n hy the commission al 90 the rra.
runahlrncse Of tho rates on certain
specified commodities. tho evidence
being given practically entirely bv
+hippDr4 or The rOwwOdifioa Most of
the witnesses maintained either that
fNiFiinE rates were too high or that
inry were fairly reasonable and nvprv
ono protested against an advance ON
bic particular commodity
It De- explained now bv tho raItroads.
counsel thaf they we're rrI.in~ for 4.
EorHble action upon their application
inr an advance uGon their general owl
dence That they needed additional rev.
,nn's Doubt has arisen. however. In
VIC minds OF The commission aa fo
Nh.lhor. rer7rdlree NJ any conclusion
on tho railroads evidence DO ,rcl,i5 b.
lusiihrd in making horizontal al
vance In Tho face 0f unc0rf~adIrfod
tr'iimonF ~ The rrasonahIrnose of
certain specific rafrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
TROOPS CALLED TO STOP
DISORDER AT SARAYEVO
STRIKING SCENES ENACTED
At STREET DEM
ONSTRATION
In Honor of Imperial Family.
Murderer Admits Committed
Crime For Revenge.

SARAYEVO. June 29.-After tho
bodies OF Archduke ~ tncfs Ferdinand
and the Duchess OF Hohenberg had
reposcd for time D. the chapel oil
the palace to-day theS were transfer.
red 10 a special train for transporta.
tion 10 Vienna
The executive OF tht diet posted n
manifesto throughout the citv dc.
uounctng the crime thai had ended the
life OF the heir 10 the Austrian throne
and his wife and expires ding ioyaIfy fo
emperor Francis Joseph and the Hata.
burg dynasty for " hos welfare the
people Of Bosnia aad Herzegoviua
were ready 10 sacrifice everything
The manifesto also adjured the
people to preserve thei! youth from
the influence Of EoditlUus acitators
who poisoned the minds n their sons
win subversive and anarC histic ideals
Nnti-ScrNian dcmonstr.tions were
attacked and troops were -ailef out fo
Keep order. These demon urations NO.
cossitated the proclamation of martial
law. and the commander o. the troopa
a. Saraycvo oxhorted me people saw
ing.
~ you love your ornperIr then ro
quietly TO your homes"
The majority Of tho popuiare nmc
ciately obeycd this request ard To-
uiEht the town is uuIrf During ths
day, however. two bombs we're I'D rovr
out only one person was hurt. tte In
Jury being SLIGHT
Striking Scenes Eraeted
striking scenes occurred here fhIs
aiternoon durinr loyal dornonstra lions
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
B()RAH
Idaho Senator Denounces Efforts to
Control Monopoly by
Federal Commission.

WASHINGTON. June 2e.-Enorts
10 control monopoly by federal
commission, and the pending admin.
istration trade commission bill were
denounced I'm the senate TODAY bv
Senator Borah, Of Idaho. Senators
Lewis and Cummins defended the
measure
Senator Borah declared that the
Democrats instead Of trying TO get
the few men who have organized the
great monOpolies OF this country" /"
were passing a law that would bind
down all business.
Senator Lewis said that the condi-
tions brought about the organization
OF trusts and had forced the pending
bill
Senator Lewis discussed tho "psv.
chOlogy" OF present business condi.
tions and denounced "monopolies'
who. he said. posed "a financial lead
crs' had fostered a. lie declared.
three Of these great fnanciers" had
delivered identical speeches deploring
business conditions in different parts
OF the country on the same night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
To Celebrate Mass

requiem mass which viii hc col.
ohrf0i bod ffn chapel of tho Hufbur~
saturday morning viii he attended
hN fnn emperor and fhr mrmhnre of
the imperial family Immnd afaIv af
ferWHrI the emperor vfH return to
l-rHl unere he Wu. a1InurrinF whom
notified of fIs aaaH.s.natlon OF Arch.
duke Francis
ArrhIukr Francis Ferdinand was
greatly attached fp hia Arfsfpffpn o..
fTfn which hn Inherited from hf-
father and had spent much rf hi
huEhuuf Iu f. castle
A di'-rnf search among fra arch.
dukes paper. In fIn HaIr.frrn pal
Hcr. hIa N.nrr4 residence. has r1af
f1 dIarIo.o h.s uI1 AerordIre fo ono
report fNn u.I was deposited fr a
PRAGUE bank Whom found .4 r,.o-f
Hnl. with tho I1uebHrr family 1re.
f must D." given i1 II. emperor fo
open.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
MEDIATION AND MEXICAN
SITUATION UP IN THE AIR
DISORDER
Marks the Westinghouse Strike and
State Troops Are Called Out 10
Preserve Order.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June 29-With
troopers Of the Pennsylvania state
CCnstabulary patrollinr the streets.
tho borouchs Of Turtle Creek and
East Pittsburgh. where disorderly
outbreaks occurred to-day. we're quiet
tonight The troopers. in command
Of Captain l.. c. Adams. detrained
amid ioers from crowds of on!ookcrs.
Captain Adams addressed the crowds
and told them he had come 90 pre-
serve order and enforce the law
The troopers were called ont az the
request of sheriff O.. vs.. Richards
whose deputies we're unable % cOpc
with the strikers piCkets who az.
tempted fO prevent men from enter
ing the Westinghouse Electric a.
Manufacturing C0mpany's vorks Dis.
order also attended the second walk.
out of 200 employee OF tho Union
Switch a SIGNAL Company in Swiss
vale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
CHARGE L. CONSPIRACY To
STEAI-RESULT OF NEW
HAVEN DEAL.
Many of Number Indicted on MANY
Counts and Mellen Included
as Accessory.

CAMRRInGF. Mass r,,o "a
'tn,lyyh persons. including Charles
',itn. tofDer president OF the
., LV1A, New Haven q Hartford.
go go lu" i.o9ton a Maine railroad com
tsnles. Frederick s Moselev of = :
Nossl'y a Co. Boston brokers I've
late Ralph n. Gillett, OF Westfteld .nd
ln' Investment committees Of two
s"Nihs- banks OF this city. were IN.
olcled today by the Middlesex county
tl.ud Iury on various charges IN con.
ltction with tho financing 81 ,ha
lIumpdcn railroad from RondsytIl. 20
springfield. Mr Gillett was nresi.
tion WI po'~
The railroad was bull, a year .ro
hf INK 10 connect the Central Mass
schusetts division OF the Roston a
Maine with the New York. New Haven
hartford railroad. but has never
n''h operated. An attempt TO Obtain
lh" ltslsiature's consent to ita leasa
70 the boston a Maine having failed.
Aiese Conspiracy.
me indictments against Measra
Mellen. Moseley and Gilett ailesa
conspiracy 10 induce the Investment
committees Of the two banks TO lend
~ loial OF S4a,nne TO the corporation
ne notes securing the loans arc on.
ucTs'd by the Hampden Investment
company. organized by Mr.. Gillett 10
finance the construction OF the mil
road. which cost approximately 81.
coo 600 ~
The investment committee OF the
Fast Cambridge Savings bank Is in
dicted on three counts OF conspiracv
70 lend sums OF 10000 SIs 600 and
S5O0o'to the Hampden Railroad Com.
pany. The indicted are Gustavus
Goepper. James Ferguson. David &.
ProudfOot. Charles W. Daley and
Frederick u. Wheeler. These indict-
ments charge that the Hampden In.
vestment Company was not a substan.
tial surety or endorser OF the notes
OF the railroad corporation given 20
the bank
Bank Committee Indicted.
Similar indictments were returned
against the investment committee Of
the Cambridge Savlnks bank. the
amounts named being S25 900. SOS 600
S22.5pp and S2O.250. The committee
OF this bank consists OF Edward n
Cogswell. Enoch Beane. ]. ,. Pen.
nell, Harris p. Mason and Leslie y.
Brock
Frederick s. Mosely was indicted
also on six counts involving the al
legged larceny OF sums amounting to
Sll2.J0O from the banks. and Mr.. Mel.
len was Indicted as an accessory be-
fore the fact on FIVE of these counts.
Ten other counts allege that Mellen.
Mosely and Gillette "conspired to steal
and did steal various amounts in
Nolved in the transactions with the
two banks. Members of the Mosels-Y
brokerage firm. including SewelI II.
Fessenden. Neal RRntoul. Stephen X.
Crowley. BENJAMIN T.. Moseley and
william :. Clough. were indicted on
steal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
ROBBERS BUSY
Houses IN Widely Separated Sections
% FaIrmont Entered ~ Thieves
Yesterday Morning.

"T""T|T TT T|-"| n N" Ut" --T-"""""-
TNlUNONT 49, NH. Juno aH
Robbers were ru.r again fHis morn
ffaf ward. widely separated. hrinr
entered Police |r plain clothes
worked a1 HIshf and came near can.
turing two fhinEr. Iu fhr sfEhfh ward
who were found af Wurk 11 hack door
uf residence They escaped Ot Hr
nilH board fence before tho police
reached them Additional police with
detectives hroIlhf here from other
with hopes nf l1r1Iur some Of Tho
fHIfsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
SHOCKING TRAGEDY
Woman Demented From Domestic
Troubles Kills Her Children
And Then Suicides.

NENlA. Ohio. June 29.-After kill
ing her two children. Frederick. aged
;. and Ruth. aged 6. with a revolver.
Mrs. James Lemin committed suicide
here today by ooting herself
through the left breast. The children
were instantly killed and their mother
died a short time after the shooting
Mrs. Lemin was 30 years old. Do
nestle trouble Is believed to have
been the cause Of her act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
PASSED BAD CHECK
Young Man Tripped Up at ST. Marys
But Makes Amount Good and
Is Released

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
ST. MARYS. W. Va. June 2s.-Roy
James. aged Is. claiming Charleston
and Failing Rock as his home. was
caught here to-day after passing a
bogus check and trying to cash sew
Cral more.
After holding him several hours. the
amount was made good and he was
allowed TO continue his way toward
Wheeling. where he claimed 10 have
a position awaiting him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
INMATES OF AFFECTED HOME
ARE ISOLATED - ONE
DEATH REPORTED.
Drastic Measures Taken TO Pre-
vent Spread-Quarantine De
clared by New York.

NEW ORLEANS. June 2s.-No new
cases of bubonic plague had developed
to-day among the former inmates OF
the home OF the Volunteers of Ameri-
ca. who were transferred yesterday TO
an isolated building after two cases OF
me disease had been discovered in
the home on Julia street Charles
Lundene, the first victim of the NAL.
ady, died last night at a hospital W.
W. Wilkinson. who occupied a room
next 90 Lundene's. is isolated at a hos.
pital. declared by the health officers
TO be suffering from the same disease
The building occupied by the Volun-
teers or America has been fumigated
and It's contents destroyed. A quaran.
tine against all buildings within a ra.
nlus or four blocks from the home has
been established
A vigorous campaign TO rid the city
OF rats has been determined upon bv
the health authorities. and the work
OF determination was begun to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
ONE KILLED
And Many Hun In Headon Collision
on the Pittsburgh q Butler
Railway Company.

PITTSBURGH. juno % 9-One man
was killed and a score OF persons
were injured. several probably fatal
ly. In headon collision tonight be-
tween a passenger car and work
train on The Pittsburgh g. Butler
street Railway Companv's line AZ
Sample station. twelve miles norih of
here Fire followed fhe collision
and Joseph Hampton. of Renfrcw. mo-
torman of the passenger car. was
burned 70 death. Three cars were
destroyed Three OF tho w0rkmcn
sustained injuries which may prove
fatal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
Declare Quarantine.

NEW YORK, June 2a-Hcalth Off
ccr or the Port Joseph !. O'Conneu to-
nlEht declared quarantine against New
trleans on receipt Of advices that sey-
stal cases or the buhonic plague had
been discovered IN that city Similar
sctlon was taken with regard 10 SAN
tiaEo. Cuba. where cases Of the niague
were reported.
The health officer notified steamship
COMPANIES having vessels en- route from
New orleans TO New York 10 direct me
captains Of vessels by wireless to report
10 MIN on arrival FOR visitation and in
specton Under his direction no vessel
from New Orleans will be permitted TO
land until she has been Thoroughly In
Spected and treated for the destruction
OF rats. shire from Santiago dc g'uba
VII be similarly treated. BESIDES New
prleans and santiago the plague Is said
20 nave been prevalent in Havana for
some months. twenty-five cases having
been reported In that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
SHAMROCK WINS

TONQI Az Enlilnd. Juno
Shamrock lN. arain rIr-lI a. ruf
f.r. today ds,..I.sIr defeated hrr Hff
rr sister .u good breeze over "a
course IN miles t1 UIndv4rd nrd
back 40 the outer mark tho lHa1
lDrrrr f1r america cup frd tt
uInuira. which .hr increased fn h.HI
an hour .n DYING hrrrfH or fr. .ur
home whom fIf older .r.H abandoned
Che contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
ANOTHER BALLOT
To Be Taken by the Miners on Settle
r0ent % the Strike-Forner
Note Was illegal.

CHARLESTON. vs. Va June % -
q" miners of the karaWha district
'i|. vote arain tomorrow ON the sec.
'I1 proposition ~ tho arbitration
agreement The vote l4ef week was
.n'fiisiacfory. as many alleged illegal
''' "ere found hy The officials and
- votes ~ n locals were thrown
~ delegation from Kelley's creek
VISITED fhe union Officials here today
.rf asked that they b. allowed 10 rf.
'Irn t0 work They we're urged f1
"alt until the voting is completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
HODGES
Knew All About the Program 20 Nom
mate Him For Congress and Had
Sanctioned the Plan.
Intelligence Bureau
washington, u. C. June %

Washington, u. c. June %
That Thomas &. Hodges, nom
mated for consre
was not In Ignorance OF the plan
10 nominate him is borne out by
the statement Of Senator Chiffon
which was made In the presence
OF a fair sized audience the Gay
following his nomination. Asked
whether Hodges would accept or
not. Senator Chiffon said the
movement to nominate Hodges
had not been undertaken blincly,
that the program had been laid
before Hodges and that ne rad
approved u. Hodges knew what
was coming off and was agree
able 20 u. AhidsVits substarti-
atina this can be easily obtained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
MRS. sRUmBAUeH DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA. June 29-Mrs.
Martin @ Brumbaugh, wife of the SUI
perintendent OF public schools of this
city. and Republican nominee for
governor. died AT her home here to-
day. after an Illness OF six weeks. Dr.
limbaugh, heir son and daughter
were at the bedside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
START PENWA. srAre BUILDING

HAR1sBURG. Ua juno 20 Cos.
rrr0r Tcuer TODAY rarsfvrf v.c-f
Thar ground had boon broken for he
I"nnsylfanIa State building af enc
IHnHma Pacific exposition Tho
roFnrn0r .orf fflf.r4m orrroa-Ir-
fhn Interest of fHa state and r0nrraf
uldiing The exposition aufhorifIss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30
SHOT IN CARD GAME
Players Quarrel and one is Carrying
Two loads % Shot In Ais
Body-WiU Recover

Special Dispatch f. f|r frrrfUrrrrrr
CHARLESTON W. Va June o.
Eu.tr.r TufllF wna hroIeht 10 a
In.HI hospital TODAY from Lrvfs Sta.
f0n. whore f fa alleged Bowman Neal
fred fvo load of shot into his hodv
in'Iur.r. dispute over poker
game. IurIfy viii recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30

wAsHrWaroN. Jr-e 29.-rorecast;
OHIO, west virginia and western
Generoilv fair and warrn
Tuesday ana "Wednesday.