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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
NEWS BRIEFS

GREAT EDUCATOR TO sPrAx-
Jenkin Lloyd Jones. one Of the rreatest
educators IN the country will appear al
the Eon street Temple Thursday even
sAxAPHoHE n-s,cc...
- insured the members Of the Gump's
SaNaphouo orchestra. which has inst
started ou their third season
MORGAN TAYLOR TO sPEAK-At
the regular meeting OF the Mems Guild
~ IT MattheWs u. r. church 10 he held
Tuesday evening Morgan TAYLOR viii
tel OF his escape from war ridden
MAKE ANNUAL APPEAI-Tbe man.
aeemcnt Of the Florence Crittenton home
has mailed out Go friends OF the insti-
tuuon and 20 many others the annual
carrying on the work on the instifutien
Tor another year
BREAD WnAPPER-Tb. dtr.ct,,r. al,
lne ifosfessiNc Manufacturing company
winch is now working on the perfection
- n device 90 wrap bread held IA spisn-I
did meeting saturday evening where the
.spof on the progress of the machine
ARRANGING SCHEDULE urotb.r
Iiarnon - the Cathedral uiEh school IL
working bard 90 arrange = haskethaii
coon SHOWING MxDrm al season eoal-
inlttco BOO charge Of the Christmas seals
5000 seals kSve Anna .s '9s,n n h, k .,
~ the 10000 seals ordered FOR whee-
lNN
PLAN ron cHRTsrMAs-rhe ~.
metals in charge ~ the Wheeling Play
hfuund lnFau0 iutiuu are marking arrange
neuts TOR The Observance uf thriafrnaa
~ the social Couters Of the city.
TO DELIVER ADDREss-W. a. Nc
aluekcN viii deliver bis lecture on "A
lrlr Around The World uf the meeting
evening
CUTS PRIcn-Fedsrai Judge John u
tlarkc. ~ Cleveland. has reduced the
pflCo ~ the Wnceluc and Lake Tria
railroad from $4,000 900 o. SIS 600 nne
which D. very small reduction COM
pared with that ASKED b. the bankers N
New lorE The read viii again De- ~.
ieren Tor sale on April Co.
coon ATrEHDAHCn-Th. wrbeeuor
social ccutefs were well attended lasf
-f~1nrTN iuCrearluE
FooD rNsPECroR's RnFoRr-Food'
lnaUCc tor smith filed nis report gafur.
gaN Tor fhf month OF NuNerr Drf rnaeaH
~ shows that hs has collected f0r hi
epecunn 81 20 ard from fines ana raafr
Ntl 10. n total Of fGfff.
huHAWANa nETumMEn WoNr-
lsrnna Harris. Gerald Crow and Tnnunaa |
Green. three youthful runaway frNm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

.eona Harris Gerald crow and Tnomaa
'reen. three youthful runaway from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

MfIN MnuHWlrn. Albert Nonner ans
Jim q. Mauaor three youthful hirvcIisfs
VIII Pc removed CO. rruuVfnwn this a..
tcrnoon. The boys confessed IN ths
Judge Robinson.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
CANAL WIPES OUT SURPLUS
CORPORATION AND INCOME TAX
SMELLS RECEIPTS.
New Tariff Shows $ss,ooo,ooo Gain for
U. 8. Treasury--$t,5 100000 More
Than Estimate.

Washington, d. C.-Treasury fig
ures completed last night showed that
the federal government went through
It's fiscal year with its income exceed
ing expenses by sS3,7S4,4250'.
Nearly ssS.500,Oo0 pouring into the
treasury, the last day, brought the
total receipts for the year up to sTS4,-
S43,700.2o, million and a half above
Secretary McAdoo's original estimate,
and turned into surplus what had
promised the day before to be a sub
stantial deficit.
Corporation ana income tax pay
ments furnished the stream of gold
at the finish. From this source came
S26, l6l. l.7S2.Se between the opening and
closing of the treasury. and Secretary
McAdoo and other administration OF.
fcials were pointing proudly TO the
total figures as proof of their prom
ises as 10 what would be accomplish
ed under the new tariff
The treasury surplus this year, at
least, will be wiped out by Panama
canal expenditures, which have been
paid from the general fund During
the ~ months s34.S26.94l has been
spent on the canal, and when this has
been charged of there will he a deficit
for the year OF $l,0l0,05SSl on the
books.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
CHURCHES FIRED BY RIOTERS
Disturbances Continue In Bosnia ard
Herzegovina, Where Martial
Law ts In Eject

Saraievo. Bosnia - Martial law re-
placed ctyil government through
out Bosnia and Herzegovina. but rto,
ing continued at many points VITA
Mohammctans attacking ScrYiaE
churches and residences. Several
thousand additional troops have been
ordered 10 the two PROVINCES from
Austria
Resides burning the Sevvlan church
al Stolac. nohs have destroyed sew
cral other buildings and are threat.
eing to Kill all the Serslsns In the
towns, The precautions being taken
by the Austrian government; az q re
suit OF the disorder growing ou, OF
the assassination Of Arehdukc Francis
Ferdinand Indicate a fear thA, the
rioters win commit outrAses tAat viii
cause widespread rebellions aHoag
the Servian inhabitants OF tho two
provinces They are In the majority
and always have resented Austrian
domination
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
SALUTE INJURIES s ON TRAIN
Young Hunter Declares He Fired Shot
at Party on Rear Car in
Spirit Of Chivalry.

Kansas City, Mo.--The shot that
wounded ak persons seated on
the observation platform OF an east
bound Burlington train near Liberty.
Mo, was an honor salute" fred for
the women on the platform. according
to Fred scudiero. "a years old. who
admitted he fred the shot He de-
clared he had no intention ot injuring
any one. as he Aired his shotgun In
the air
Scudiero says as the train whiried
by three women on the observation
platform waved their hands at himself
and three friends, His companions
took OF their hats and returned the
greeting, Then, Scudiero told the po-
lice. he decided to salute" the party
In military fashion. so he fred his
shotgun into the air above the train.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
CLARK TO GET $4,000 AUTO
Republican Leader Mann Says Speak.
er Of House Would Have Made
Good President.

Washington. d. C,-After days OF
parliamentary wrangling both houses
OF congress agreed to appropriate for
automobiles for Vice President Mar
shall and Speaker Clark. Each viii
have a car costing $4.500.
Republican Leader Mann. referring
TO the Baltimore convention, said: Il
think we ought to give him n slight
recognition Of his great abilities a.
speaker. remembering that but for .
chance he would have been president.
enjoying the privilege. of many auto
mobiles. I do not wish to draw COM
PARSONS between the speaker and the
president, but II Champ Clark had
been nominated and elected president
we all would have been proud OF him
In that position"
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
RULES STRIKERS MAY PICKET
Reverses and Remands Case OF urier
Carpenter Fined $50 fer Fol
lowing Strike Breaker.

Springfield. iil--The rtgh, of
peaceful pIckesins by labor unions
ls upheld in . decision by the appellate
court OF the Third district, In reyers-
ing and remanding the Judgment ui
the Adams county circuit court In the
case OF the People VS.. Afdian Young
Young had been fned $50 and costs
As o member OF the Carpenters and
Joiners' union, which had declared a
strike against \ Quincy concern. be
In alleged To hare followed Fred West.
haus. q non.union cmpioye. and tried
TO induce him to quit work Young
was not guilty Of . criminal act, says
the court. so long ~ he did no, try to
intimidaie westhaus
Union men hare the right TO seek
BY persuasion to induce nonunion men
to quit their work." declares the Judge.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09

Under ihp terms et An Aggnn wgHi
pertreie9 hc,weea Coat8gior X r.
Cnl and the state capitol ensa mission,
Rurlinstaa llueaaae sfpm ta~ gear
rics a, Cs~xvl'ls. CassAAgc oF rhocaSx
will be- used Ia lhs construction u' shs
exterior sails ot the ne@ stats cagliol
ste G.acy.rva stone poil,sc ey
crystalline, will he asrd aron rsra&th
interior work. although the saAsa pay
t:cn Of the Interior ~ork also @tli be
done wisA Burlington llmeanae
Gill proceeded pnh tho a~Yeiog
meut ot the Ste ucRosirvs quarry.
which contains calltle Staan. notwtta
standing thc commission dtxsp
prorai
The commission will approve stnae
from either Casssiile. Carthage ~
Pheaix. pro, idihE II comes ap 10 spc.
citiestions Tishi crows feet, oae
fourth % an inca In Width. are pcF,
Missile on the exterior
GlIl may asc Ste Gcnevleve stnas.
oolitie or erystal!ins. TO be determined
by the board. In tho following parts
OF the building: The eide wAiis and
entab!a'nre al the state ssAsrway. the
side walls OF the rotanda and ada.
cent Hobbies. the side walls Of the SEA.
ate chamber and in the side aalls OF
the house OF representatives
GIN must submit his samples OF
stone within the next 10 days
The cornerstone Of the new capitol
viii be laid Oct. 6. the anniversary OF
the date OF the organization Of the
capitol commission, This will be made
an imposing ceremony.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
ASHES ARE THROWN IS MILES
Mt Lassen Throws Up Smoke Mile
High, Then "Mushroomed" Out,
Raining Ashes.

Redding, Cal.--The most violent
and terrifying eruption OF Mount
Lassen. the American volcano. in
Its present period of activity, began
at 5;45 a. m. yesterday. Dense smoke
assembled from the crater for dis
tance OF nearly mile and then 'mush-
roomed" out, raining ashes on the sur
rounding country. Ashes fell IS miles
from the volcano. and Volta, % miles
away, was inconvenienced by sui
phur fumes.
The eruption continued an hopr and
then the smoke settled down on the
mountain top. obscuring the view. Be
sides the main crater, new incipient
crater far down the north slope OF the
mountain smoked for the first time.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
MINERS STRIKE IS SETTLED


Charleston. w. va.-~otficers Of
the United Mine Workers an.
nouneed that the miners had voted 10
accept the strike settlement recon-
nended BY the federal ecneiliation
board and the men would be ordered
back to work next Monday.
The settlement gives the check-on
OF union dues and assessments, hot 10
exceed $i.lo per man per mouth, aud
the appointment OF q commission OF
three to arbitrate the differences In
wages with 4 view to equalixIng the
rates paid In different pary of the
kanawha held. The commission IN
to give its decision within 80 days
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
WAR MINISTER sLANQuET BE.
LlEvED TO HAVE BEEN MADE
VICE PRESIDENT"
CONGRESSMEN TO HOLD OVER
ballotins Lightest in Years, With Al
most Complete Abstention From
Voting in capltsl-Washins-
ton Awaits Results,

Mexico City, Mey-Elections for
president, vice president, deputies and
senators were held in that portion OF
the republic controlled by the Die
tator Huerta. In Mexico City, there
was an almost complete abstention
from voting and Indifference was mani
tested everywhere,
Gen Huerta appeared to be the IA
varite candidate for the presidency.
and eGn Banquet, the present war
minister. for the vice presidency.
Huerta, II is reported, received a
virtually unanimous vote OF conf
dence. The returns indicate the re
election Of all present members OF the
chamber OF deputies and the senate
The hehtest vote in many years was
cast both in the capital and nearby
towns.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
LIGHTNING SPLITS A CHURCH
Kan, While He 10 Engaged
In Milking a Cow.

Kansas City, Mo.-Lightning which
accompanied heavy rains here
played Several queer pranks, The
Danish Lutheran church In Kansas
City, Kan, was split into two parts
as though struck by a heavy cleaver.
Static electricity In the air, due TO
the lightning. caused a 500-watt elec-
trio lamp on the fagpole OF tall Of,
fee building TO burn brightly for
more than Is seconds. Passersby
thought the building had been struck
by lightning and called the fire de
partment
AT Stanley, f. c. Holmes, a sales
man. WAS killed by lightning while
milking a COW.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
FIVE MINERS BODIES FOUND
West Virginia Reseuers, After Fire,
Go Through Emergency Tunnel
in Ceii Mine.

Williamson, ". Va. - Rescuers
who had worked steadily for IA
hours completed an emergency tunnel
into the burning mine OF the Syca.
more Coal company and found the
bodies of the five miners imprisoned
by the blaze.
The fire. despite the efforts Of loo
men to Quench 1t, still is burning
fercely.
The dead men-George Seibold.
James Collins, Benjamin James. Henry
Lyons and Marion Lyons-are be-
lieved to have been asphy1iated by
gases from the burning coal.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09

k'0iss@ saE the wafGiag tFwea LoaAAl
ana ay state isixAway Caas sssise.aafE
Prank W Bafiaw AgaisN sse pr
posed Assaeadmeat sasmssslns sAs iss
alcr of sn,sS9, ,sse a8 aosas hy O.
stats to sa!id roads. t5oy MAkag a.
Secretary of state Roach bath tssaa a
psonouaccd xsaae Ax.snss ssc&
amendment
Ccsnmisssoarf Hafsufn sAid sh~ y ~
ts0s has nssey ee.a iaAca ~ Ny .s-
nestuT Reads federation. W ssrG 50
m!tsrd to n. aaa the state aiEaSAr
department has aoshssg 10 do wt;a .t
directly 90 Indirectly.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
pe.,m.,,.r. ) Oct RaIse In Waco,

seventy-one Missouri postmas,erx
will receive boosts In salary this
month as the result OF Increased nos.
tai receipts IN the various Offices. Tn.
der the law. the compensation ot tn,
postmaster Is regulated by the bust.
ness done.
Several thousand postniasters n an.
ferent sections OF the country are at.
fec,ed by tho changes In very few
instances decreases arc motel, Ihs
list is as follows:
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
USED IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
AND ALWAYS CALLED MIS-
SOURI, MEERCHAuMs."
DULL CARE IS SOON FORGOT
Unique Industry Furnishes oeeuna'
ton for Large Number OF Men
and Women and Shows Hand.
come Profit 20 Makers.
jefferson City

Corn cob aud wooden pipes 20 the
value Of ss27 .96a were manufactured
in 1913 by pipe factories In Washing
ton. Roonviile, Bowling Green. Union
md Owensviile. Ave- fourishlng bnsi'
ness cen,ers of Missouri. imparts
Commissioner John r. Fitzpatrick of
the bureau OF labor statistics In bal
ietn constituting advance informa'
tlon from the 1914 Red Book. entitled
"Missouri's Corn Cob Pipe Industry,
1918"
This unique industry is oaa peculiar
20 Missouri II there are corn cob
pipe factories In ans other states they
are very small atiairN compared 10
tnnse which exist lu M,ssdart cities
iUst mentioned Missouri corn cce
pines are known aud sgnokei ths
world over. not alone BY poeis seek,
iug inspiration. hat also by capitalists
planning tremendous financial teB.
tures by architects drafting plans fot
huge SKY scraperE. ~ authors TRIMS
to tlra oat society novels wh5rh wti4
sts,ilc the world. and hast, but no.
'vAsf. hs laipoyrrs who. aftsf , Aay af
hard scyk. are seeking rcst. comfort
and solacc
The teyrH corn cob ags' w0afiea
ripe factories canAlAcrrd la thc Fls
patrick tgjlc,tu gave c@pjny yraeH' t8
1919 TO 2gs meH and Yaufhs EgH Ef
r..'s md womea who drcw s5s2stt .a
wages
FtankAn roar'y Ia tse center ot the
corn esb pipe industry. ,sTen fsevce5ee
tclue tuuHA in WsssjuEses aBd shs
other In Union
Missouri caFa toh pipes sa'iNss tns
Nlssoati McsgsehAum plpes. ar
smoked an the stsress os s.6n~y. Ags
ttslia la Cairo. fogypi. Hrgjsn. Gee
many. Pckan. t'hlna attAa, Alaska
~ pntersturK, Hassis tcaana. Enx,
land Parts, France. rap~ Towa.
Snu,h Africa ss.ns ksolsn. swessen. assi
other cI,sca and ;uans more remote
The nen Assss wessea who turn cst
thn pipes are highly skilled, wiih tan
srrx 90 astt THAI they selan ERspoIl D
tn@i Thwy earn fsaTa ff to IS =
week. the Asnoaas depending ppau sAs
Mind ~ wnvk done anf ,h@ sksg woes
en- and girls ars chiefly crapiuyevi tn
pntting on TIE anishsnx touches aai
packing the completed p3gss S@ins
mea arc paid fFum sle6 10 tlSa
noath forevnen srWm fSs IN sts5. aha
managers and sapertntenaeais os i'sa
fac tories frnm g.. to tsS
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
ALLEGED k|DNAPER FREED
MAN CONVICTED IN DUNBAR
AFFAIR WILL SUE.
Error In Law Found by Louisiana
Supreme Court, Which Orders
Release Of William Walters.

New Orleans. La.--William @.
Walters, whose conviction az the kid
naper OF little Bobby" Dunbar ana
sentence to life Imprisonment has
been set aside by the supreme court
OF Louisiana. declared he would fight
for the child whfrh he claims was
given him by his mother, Julia Ander-
son. He will also seek restitution in
the courts for the $4,000 he says he
spent In defending himself He says
he trial has made him penniless.
The courts decision holds that
Walters Is exempt from further pros.
ecution under the act on which his
conviction was attained. II is possi'
BILE. however, that Walters may be
retired on an indictment entered un-
der some other act A conference in
the Office Of the attorney general will
decide whether second hearing OF
the case before the supreme court is
TO be asked.
The decision by which Walters Is
allowed to step out OF his cell In the
parish prison. and which once more
opens up the dispute between Julia
Anderson OF North Carolina. and Mr.
and Mrs c. p. Dunbar OF opcloasas,
as to the identity OF the child found
with Walters. was based on n dts
crepancy in the title OF the statute ua.
der which Walters was convicted
The defec, In the title OF the
o amending statute Is that II fails 10
make mention OF the purpose of tho
act.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
PLAGUE DANGER AVERTED
TAKES PRECAUTiok TO PRE
VENT SPREAD OF DISEASE.
ST. Louis Police Canvass River Fror,
in Effort to Prevent Disease--
War on Rats Started.

New Orleans, La,--With the e.
forcement Of a rigid quarantine OF II
infected district and the failure q
new cases TO develop. health authoy
ties considered the bubonic plague 81
uation here well in hand and pred
ed there would be little difficulty
stamping out the contaSion,
W. W. Wilkinson. who develop
the disease Sunday following u
death OF Charles Lundea, was repor
ed improved.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
ears covssy commtssemer.

ID c, McClung. chairman Of the
Democratic state committee. scored a
point over his opponents. Dr c. l.
Moore and others Of Cole county who
are trying TO wrest the control ot the
county organization from him. when
he procured an opinion from Attorney.
General Barker holding tha, the
names OF candidate for membership
upon the county committees cannot
be printed on the official ballot.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
War on Rats 10 Started.

ST. Louis, Mo.--Police started a
house 10 house canvass OF the res.
dences and business houses along ,hc
river front yesterday In an effort ,a
get Information as TO how many rat
infest these places, and to find the
best mode Of killing them. fcIiowin =
the receipt OF information by Actin &
Health Commissioner DIR, q. A. Jorda
that rats suffering from the bubon c
plague were discovered In New CIR
leans.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09

H. c Rogers. ccaniy hAgawAy cas
ascr OF Lafayette eeaasy. says roAS
work tAerw 10 proxrssslax.
Lafayette eouaty has four aao.i"'
read building mArhieery outfits. ;ar
average eeanty possessing hus oae
The highway department rece 'r4
Information that Montgomery eeanH
viii undertake the task Of ea'tns
down the grade Of the Boonsisck Trs
road In that county In the MsaHsoiA
Aills, which has been . nlEhimarc o.
automoslllsts.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
10000 70 Go on Strike

Dallas. Tex--Plans are under way
for general strike OF some 10000
organized railroad fremen, engineers
and trainmen west of the Mississippi
river, according to B. J. Flood, state
labor inspector and chairman Of the
local railway brotherhoods.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Hsrassed by Debt; Suicides.

New York.-Harassed by debts
which he could not meet, although he
was heir to large estate, William
F. Young. As years old, ended his life
by gas at his boarding house. Young
had been respondent for months be
cause his fathers estate was legally
tied up.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
To Stop Delivery OF Money.

gton,-Justice Anderson OF
the district supreme court signed an
order here, directing three express
companies to show cause why they
should not be enjoined from delivering
30,000,000 pesos in new currency en-
graved in Washington for the Mexican
constitutionalists.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Rullnu May Free Or. HYDE.

Kansas City, Mo.--The supreme
court at Jefferson City has reversed
and remanded to the lower courts the
suit to restrain the county court OF
Jackson county from appropriatins
$4,000 for expenses OF the B. Clarke
Hyde murder trial.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09

Nv thnes rs sseTywssksa sE hssA ganss 7"
Secretary ef sssata sormesias Reas
says saess ia nast
lgss caaelastoas arc tsset "a tic
garctAl Fpe@iPss af hts office tar to
.as' stx nsonsha ne esaan pAFrA wjtA l,e
sAEna ferAoi 10 rF~stcaa yeass
ruy the ssts rear enalss IalF : 'he
ererspts fsusa r~xtsssatica a. t.soscs "a.
Aae&cs ARE sstl $50 fes tA~ eoefeeRe9A
sas half y~ar ot tsta tgtts55 hads
tsa, s.n IL 1913
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
To Phone Aeross Atlantic.

London.-"Mr. Marconi contain
plates being able to telephone from
Caravan, Wales. to New York bsfcrs
the end Of the year." was the state
ment made by the manager OF the
company, in testifying before the Do
minion's royal commission on imperial
communications.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Mayor Shoots Assailant.

Butte. Mont-Louis P. Duncan
mayor Of Buttee, was stabbed three
times by Finish miner. Mayor Dun.
can drew a revolver as he fell and
shooting from the floor, wounded his
Assailant, Eric Lantala
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Jack Johnsons Cash Attached.

Paris.-The courts have authorized
an attachment against Jack" John
son, negro heavyweight pugilist. on
claims by two creditors for $500 and
s11,120. respectively. The creditors
claim these amounts out Of the stake
won by Johnson.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Old conovetor Retir.e

Hsckensaek. N. Edwin Birely. 70
years old. q conductor on the Erie
railroad, has retired after 30 years
Of service. Commuters presented him
with a gold ticket punch % . mark OF
their esteem
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Rules Striker, MY p,eL.,

Springfield. In-Thc right OF peace.
full picketing By labor unions Is up.
held In \ decision BY the appellate
court OF the Third district. In rsvers-
ing and remanding the Judgment Of
the Adams county circuit court I'm the
case Of the People vs.. Adrian Young
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Roosevelt Quit Outlook.

New York.-Theodore Roosevelt has
resigned from The Outlook Lawrence
Abbot, one OF the owners. admitted
this. though he refused to say what
bad induced the colonel to quit his
editorial work.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Eamous Raj catehsr pead.

New York.-willism A. Heitier. the
Oldest rat catcher in this city. IL dead.
He had caught half million live rats
With his bare hands in Is years. He
sold them to hospitals for vivisection
purposes.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09

Topeka. Kan.--A monkey at the
University Of Kansas has been inocu-
lated with peliagra By means Of sand
nies. according TO the announcement
here By Prof. 8. J. Hunter OF that In
stitution.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
100 shInoie MilIs cIose.

Seattle. Wash.-0ne hundred shin
gle mills in western Washington
closed for the annual Fourth OF July
holiday and probably will remain
closed for some time.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
Killed In 10000. E.li-

Rheims. Frsnce.-Corp. Gabried
0odefroy Of the F-ench army aviation
corps was killed and Corp. Emile Mirai
probably fatally injured by q fall ,in
. nenoplane OF 600 feet They ba6
eost control ef the machine
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
japan leoat Adviser Dead

Tokio.-Henry Willard Denison. le
gal advisor Of the Japanese depart.
ment OF foreign affairs since 1880. died
In st Luke's American hospital. Deni.
son was stricken with paralysis
week ago
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09

New York.--Guy Phillips. assistant
secretary OF the Missouri Paciac ran.
way. and . director In several other
companies. shot and killed himself in
his Office on the eighth door Of the
City Investing building.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
EIaht "a saxe EIx. Man

Williamson. W. va.-Miners worked
with feverish energy digging q shaft
into the workings Of mine No. 1 cf
the Sycamore Coal company. near
here. In the hope Of reaching FIVE men
who we're cut on vhss Gre broke eu.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
cussen, Revnue lner.,...

Chicaso.-Customs receipts al this
port we're ssoe.eoe more for the nscai
year than for the year previous. sc.
eordins to the report made public b,
John c. Anes. collector OF customs To-
Chicago.
Marble Hill press., 1914-07-09
0.ooc. 600 pissppesn

New York.-That ssOOo.OOe has di.
appeared from the treasury OF the In.
ternatiosal Steam Pump Co vas the
statement made In Justice Weeks
Dart OF the supreme court BY Bourke
Cochran.