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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
NOTlCE-CONTRACTORe



NNtlce - hsrflt sisgu that tne aurrr-
sisn-d Stste Iloard of Control - Nssg
NirEiniA Sii. Until mn ~ tAs 10 49,
uf Jui1. lslA receive - IT, a.ffIrs IN
Charleston Wet Atrsiria s.a,.l uaa.
Tor furrisrius a. materials arc LEO, r
~ s-~Ar1 O. crest arr com ltsEt - ne
State uegrcui-sls sanitation. urf-t
ings
one Superintendent R-sidsnos.
nne h~geisirs haliG4ns.
said b4ildins- viii D. ~ frame cu7-
- uctieu -ttn concrete foundation
fiaus ard sUecificztior.s HuI D. on rsc
~ The foiloSins places on and after
Ofnoe q the state Board Of Control
tnarlestun. " IA
ofnce ofrhe literal Dispatch. Hunt
Ofnse 2. ~ Dispatch Ns~s. rArssrs-
ofties o. the Wheeling Intcuiscncsr.
" h~~lins. "a. Va
Ofuce Of the CIarksburE Telegram.
ClarEsUurs ". Va
All bids must ~ sealed plainly adj
Sfr-s~a q The state roaf4 ~ e.. utr1i.
'hsrleston. " Va and marked IN a
cons picuous place GA the cnN -lope --. lfsu
Tor M0rk e. state Tubercuiosir Santa
ium Ihs BID must be accom- panied be-
a eertlnsd cheek FER Fiys Hundred
I'll bidders Viii BE- rxlurnsd Vhen cou-
tract h. awarded and oheck 90 success
TIL bidder Viii b. held until proper con-
tra.t and bond have been AsCutsd uf.1n
failure - bidder g. execute which hi.
clecS viii r. retained Uy the state Board
- control 20 cover expenses - te
ADV "rtising and rs-lvttlng
Immediately after contract T. award
Cd the EuccssEful bidder viii D. REQUIRED
70 execute proper contract with guAr.
naty company bond e. n penalty equal
70 the amount Of the contract price al Z,
bond TO be conditioned Tor IN. coustruc,
ZION aud completion of the work e. ct
torth IN the plans ana spcCiflcations
All bids must b. made ON forms filed
win the specifications. and which will
on request. ba mailed 60 any bidder The
STATE Board Of Control reserves tbs
right 10 reject any and all bids
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
Ey J. s l-akin. President
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oTHA CLARK.
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yesterday In the Wheeling district VISIT
ing the freight stFtiors across the river.
Harold Hire. who IS yard clerk for IN.
fehnsyl " ANA. Is OFT duty on occiunt or
Clarence Autin. Of MoundsviiIe. speut
Yesterday ia the city transactinE busI-
Mrs. clifford Stoke. or EaItirnor. II.
The guest Of ner mother. Mrs. McMecn, n
at tnc Mcclure.
Mrs. / y. Ruckmsu. Of Providence.
i. J.. - the house guest OF Mrs. Wui
MrH. Charles Alexander. OF Ors,r. X
J, VIII be the guest Oi friends in the
citH Tor Few weeks
MlSs katherine Mcclure. Of Steuben.
VIE. - a. the North wheeling h,.,.t, :. b
70 study nursing
Mrs. George NRrdy. 90 Pittsburgh ,,
We guest Vt her brother. Mr. Ge5rL !.
'r. ". r. Lemons. of Cameron mad.
professional call here on Iu.sdav
u. SteWprt. Of Manniarf,n Il. a
butlness visitor IN the city rar a Jew,
Hen Rosenbium he's returned from -.
business trip 60 PITTSBURGH.
MIS-. Dan Mctzner. Of Cincinnati 4.
W, Sues, Of friends IN tho city.
Of friends. s''9t
Mia. nary MARKS. of cbiesr, t.,
- .HlNihN nero Tor the past yRsnE
louis Huseman. vino has been ts1ri,. =.
niln VIC ioiiy bimpl,s Co. Oh home s5r
Misc Emma Evils h-s returned o., ,..
nome IN 'larkrhIrE. utter n ,fsIf ,,t,I.
Leutherword WIN 1T
Miss Helen rsiiey h,s returned %, t,-
nome on Fourteenth .frrof aft.r .t..t.
lhs fei1iiIcs in CuisrHiu. CD
MARY On Rector viii leave r.. tt. Pat
$500 Wy represent the wheeling
Mrs. HH-rr Carr. % partsrat,,r 90
Mff Ihpuins RHIl of this rIfv tesy. o.
n'.l'h 20 nitfHn fh" rumrIHuren1suf -
ef'lHrF 20 Mount I1a college sfirr f.g.
uir HaIl graduate There rstsr grEt-s
ihe. VIII 90 r." fu Sew Nofk ana al.
I"rti- CITY Co spend Few y.ssEr
Ll- Rogers. - Thirtt.ttIrf str..,
lefi IuefHa. o. witness the aufov,si. u
fHr'' I'r.ofnfiHu Day Iu fnf.ar[r,..I.
~ T'uw. ~ Cleveland d. Ga.
guest - friends ir this rIfv
henderson Del spruI|n4 Id few
$3.50. -, go. .ih'r Mrs. ". % Urrd-
ID kIr.hEesenrr was ID fr-f...-
'"tifF iH M'l.fturr uu Wsfr.efr.
10 senate. and John fIHt. -....
,..'hE on friends iu Weuahu-E or russ.
A. D.. Moore tHe North Main .t...,
Urugsf.f. was n business ollie. y. 49,
hu.F and SteuhenvlII~. Wrdrr..f,..
Mia fIurI n. Williams sf N.rtt.
Main street fua returned rr.or. ftf.t.,
'i..' o.. where she Sang last veeF
'art Jnhn Marisf N spending F. 20.
',a..-L arE. booking after bic
D frrw Hnll hos returned FROM i,fi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
Nores % cortraetor..


Notice 81 hereby given that the 4ndsr r
signed stale Board Of Control 81 West
virginia will until noon on the goth day
OF June. 1914, receive scaled bids az
furnishing all materials and labor nee
cshary 10 erect and complete. ia conn,c-
Ton with the main Concord Normal
I school building at Athens. West Nir.
slnia an auditorium with basement Tor
~ mna.ium and heating plant. and .
Two story ana basement right wing Lo
De erected on the grounds Of said school
The materials shall be OF brick and re-
lnforeed concrete. making them fire
PROOF. Plans and specifications will he
on file at the following places on ana
after May 70. 1914:
ofnce Of the State Board OF Control.
ChRrlestOn. ". Va
Office OF the Principal OF Concord
state Normal School. Athens. ". Va
Ofuce % the Daily Telegraph. Blu.
field -. Va
offioc % the Herald Dispatch. Hunt
ington. ". Va
once OF the Dispatch News Pa-k-,-s-
offiee Of the Wheeling InteIliEeneer.
Wheeling. W. Va
All bids must be sealed. plainly adj
dressed TO the State Hoerd OF Control.
Charleston. ". Va" and marked In a
conspicuous place on the envrIopc-"lAd
Tor Work IT Athens" The bid must lie
accompanied by n certified check for
F1Vc Hundred tS5O0.OOb Dollars. ,sh.-rL ;
OF unsuccessful bidders Will b. returned
when contract b. awarded. and check II
succeSsful bidder Will be held until
proper contract and bond have been ,ne-
cuted. upon failure Of tidder TO sxecu =
Mhl'h, has check Will be retained by the
state Board OF Control 90 cover expenses
OF re-advtrtistns and rejecting
Immediately after contract IL awarded
the successful bidder will b. required
70 execute a proper contract with guar
Anty company bond o. q penalty .gual
70 inc amount 81 the contract price. said
bono To be conditioned for the construc-
non ana completion Of the work as act
iorth IN the plans and specifications
All bids mus be made on forms filed
with IN" specifications. and which Will.
On request. b. mailed To any bidder
The state BOARD Of Control reserves lb-
right TO reject any and all bids.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Wy J. :. I.akiu. President
my-Z6-2s-Iu-g-4-g
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Several or the local riders. who Will
participate 90 the Decoration Dav race
mao" the trip yesterday over the course
~ order 10 famillarizc themselves with
the roads. The official route car also
made the trip over the greater part og
the course and reported that the road
N several places - in the worst OF con-
ultlon. II developed yesterday that the
county commissioners have placed a
force OF men at work on the Bethany.
pike, near the Country Club. for tho
purpose OF making repairs. and have the
road torn up In such condition that II
is Tcobable the course will have 10 he
changed. For the past several weeks
TINS section OF road has been under
gong repairs and yesterday new d.
vision was opened up by running the
scraper over Il and placing II In such
condition that riding viii be extremely
dangerous.
the proposition up yesterday with the
commissioners and received aEsura nee
that the road would be In condition FOR
the race They have agreed TO have "a
heavy roller placed on this section and
have the loose material rolled IN order
TO give the riders "A chance for making
the best time possible over this section
Of road. ~ this is not followed out n
will not only hold up the riders in max
ing good time. but viii greatly Increase
the chances for accidents.
Danger Signs.
Yesterday a number OF the rfdcra
went over the course for the purpose
Of placing warnings for the travelling
pubic. These are IN the nature Of
the Intelligencer Motorcycle race" As
special request the club asks that am
people keep or the course as much =.
Lossible. IN order that danger OF acct
dents may be lessened.
Special meetings Of the club members
VIII be held this evening and Friday
at which time all the final details VIII
be completed and everything placed In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
DISCARD RULE.

The following rule has been
adopted and must be strictly
obeyed by the participants IN
the Memorial Day motorcycle
race that is being given by The
Intelligence, under the direc-
tn o. the Wheeling Motorey-
Gle Club.
The riders may remove NUT
Her, chain cases, and will be al
lowed the Use OF drop handle
bars, II preferred. Mud guards
must remain on machines. Any
rider not following the above
rules will enter race under pro-
test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
ROADS WILL BE In GOOD
CONDITION FOR BIG RACE

readines- Tor fte riE event All mem
.ef- ahl afnc~rs ars urged 90 attend
fas meetings
aT race CHruulftse Expects that -eV-
ttAA LlN-s-. arHu distant fosuz viii ar
~ - ana % uurruH Tor the rur-
IpEF ~ taEfus turn owe ths road Oh
order % o." familiar With the rad Nhsn
riding On ths race
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Application for Pardon.
Application fer Pardon

AppncatiOn Tor Pardon
Notice rs hereby gwen that on Or
about the 18th dry OF June. 1914 an a.
phcation viii Be- filed with y. O.. Pier
son. PARDON Attorney Charleston. We.
virginia. for the pardon Of Dtha Clark
convicted OF tho crime 81 grand larceny
At the September term. 1914 OF the
criminal 'oufr Of OHIO County ana sen
fenced 10 Imprisonment in tne Wcs: v.r-
ginia Penitontiary for the period Of
three years.
'Signedj pTHA CLARK.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
DIED

BoDLEY-on Wednesday. May 27. 1915
% $50 o'clock O. M. at her late resi-.
atncc 40. 90 Fifteenth street MRS
me l"fg Joseph a. Lodlcy IN the send
year or her sEc.
Funeral notice hereafter
t1rc,ne Co.. Pa. rar'rs please cow
BEALL--on Wsdnsed1y morning nfsv
% 1914. o. o'clock az Tsivsd.rr
Iruukr county ~ Wa JAMES ma.
~. SON gf Col. O.. &C. Besll and Me-
virginia EraII.
Funeral from hfE late resIdence F-is,
morning Of lu o'clock Interment a.
FRANKLIN cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
MRS. JOS. B0DLEY
PASSES AWAY
AGED RESrDENT or THE CITY
sUCCUnB8 TO IHrIRNITIES
or OLD AGE.
Mad Resided on Fifteenth Street for
fNty-rvs years-Funsral Ar
ransemsnts not Complete.

Mrs Joseph \. Bodley passed away
after an interesting and useful life In
the eighty -sccond year Of her age. at
the family homestead. 90 Fifteenth
street yesterday morning at 1850
O'Clock. as result Of the faiitiez OF
age she had always enjoyed perfect
health until the Illnesses OF the past
three winters had 80 greatly depleted
her strength. She was the widow OF
she late Joseph a Bodley. who preceded
her 10 the Great Beg ond ~ years ago.
MI. hOdley was one OF the most promi-
nent and influential citizens Of Wheel
INK. lie erected and owned a large nor
tiou OF the residences on Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. and was one Of
ths principal factors In the building of
Mrs. Bodley was born in 1889 IN
Greene county. Pa. and before her mar
rage was Miss Lucretia DOnley. daugh-
yer OF Patrick bonley. who was mem
Der OF one OF the earliest and most
prominent families Of Greene county.
and Margaret Morris a descendant Of
Last saturday was the siNtieth ami
yersary Of the marriage OF Mr. aud
Mrs. Eodley. at which time. in the year
1898. they came TO Wheeling to estab-
lish home and Tor the rast S. years
have resided at the family residence on
Mrs. Bodley was the oldest surviving
member OF the Fourth street Methodist
Episcopal church Of this city. She was
declining years and has since continued
a sympathetic and material Interest IN
All religious work. The members OF the
hereaNed family surNiviug are four
children. Mrs. John 4. Barnes Of West
ON. W. Va. Edwin b. Bodley. an attcr-
ney OF Chicago, III. Mrs. J ". Brooks
and Mrs ii. u. Travis. Of Wheeling.
seven grandchildren. Mrs. =. A. Graham
j. Bodlsy Brooks. :. u. Brooks Of this
city. Misses Maud and Mariana Barnes.
81 weston. W Va. Misses Lucrctia and
Emma Travis OF this city. three great
grandchildren. Miss Angilssn Iiodlsv
Graham Master Joseph Bodlcy BrooNs.
Jr., and Master William Brooks Jr
also two brothers. =. NJ. Donlcy 81 or
ange. California. j. D. Bonley. Of
Maynesburg. Pa. two sisters. Mrs Jas
W. Bodley OF stanton. Va and Mr.
Ida u. kiucusrt. Of WayncSburE Pa
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed al "a late hour last night
James b. Beau
James II. Eeall. prominent resident OF
EelVed"re. Brooke county passed AVA
yesterday morning at I o'clock a. hIs
home. lie Is the sor Of Mr.. and Mr.
&. IL Hcall. who survive him. ue f.
also survived by tho following. Mr.
Mary johnson. OF Baltimore Md. Mr..
W. n. FrtzZcll % Wheeling. Ms Ion,
weaver. Of Pittsburgh. and Mrs. u ~
Paul.. Of Wcllsburr Funeral service.
VIII be held tomorrow morning az M
o'clock az the family home and inter
iheht "iI De IN Franklin cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

Evcry b0lye Munsoy.s. Century
li"fp'f North American Review
April Fashion marazInea
Books and Stationery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
SEALED PROPOSALS
sotios 70 SSSSfactafcrs. SosS:r.. Ne,
nhanfn and Ofhsr wv, =. ra-.n---

uotioe 20 hapufacturers, Jobbsrs, Mer
ohantn and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tfai
the State Board Of Control OF a.. SIT,
Ct West Virginia viii receive BIOS dan
~ Its office at Charleston West virginia
State institutions. the financial man. =.
ment OF which 10 vested n said Poard
contracts will Se awarded 90 the lowest
bidders, quality considered sud othnr
things being equal. Wee; Virginia DIAL.
ers VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed VIII lie fur
stating the lire desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
E-l-u Cha-leFtcn. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROM
iSE TO FAVE THEN ROLLED
az SATURDAY

Danger Signs Placed over Course o.
intelligence Motorcycle Race
Course Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28


Of simon Young. NIGHT clerk AZ
~. 9Iamm hotel. returned Yesterday
ail"r a vltit 81 several days with reia.
tivcs IN Weston ''
Kay JP. murphy. a popular printer
l9I merly ~ this city. nov of Steubon.
.llie. spent yesterday Boo Wheeling Vie.
ituF former friends
r, putty state Mine Inspector vs. r.
ltienan, OF Fairmont. arrived ves.
t'Iday and viii spend until Fridav
mere. on business
'"hn D Ir. uf NNFeffrv q ,..rf
N".N n Now rarerunn of tho state zoe
GUY yesterday. unv wrote fE.
.Iitin1I nrfI.Irs thrf resulted fr 3D.. ...
''I. ffHruf u. goo south Side 81 r-t,
mont ma fh' huiiIIu~ 90 ffa b-tar. ,i,,.
'N'. iH %. north anil south as.fi..,. ID
~. 'li' Nr win laa.s % D.-f.~t ,tt.
Times ilf mont
arthur welsh ~ South Jacob .,,,,.
,. detained at hir homo on ar-aurt 80
A5rs Hoss reumEa-dner m tri. .r,.
Iff Sunday Tor rIrt SHRINE. ~
. l- viii spend some time ,iaifi|..
a tusks ~ this CITY t.- 49,.
.h.."N in cameron uu account 80 Il, %
r.I lInes7 of Pfc father Ia
&, D. Howe distri-f -o1i.It,. o.. g..
'''h Nn" NJ fho Tennsvfeania rr.,f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
For SALE

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"ANTED-Food brush hand would Ike
10 get big painter OF IL willing a., -.
any Kind Of work. Address 4. care THIS
N'''''' my-2h-i
FOR SALE-Three service bui1s To-
quirc Geo. Salzcr. Colerain. -.
my-25-2s-30
FOR SALE-Smail electric lighting
plant No longer needed for tubsr-
culotts exhibit car. Suitable far
small country place Cheap 70 auisk
buyer. call Nat. phone 2l4 my-2s-t
FOR sALE-The Homestead cottage.
on the houndsvills camp grounds
located on corner OF upper park con
tains seven rooms completely furnished
Eouss IN good repair. Price reasonabts
70 Quick buyer. Call p. d. Walton In
mr27-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS

CASH-We buy old false teeth FoId
silver. watches. diamonds. Jewelry.
new or broken. fun value paid
Sterling RehEing Co.
Room 4I3 Schmulbacn Bldg. Wheeiing
Tue-Thr-Sat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28
MEDICAL.

WANTED-Rclicf work or position Win
contract physician. two years general
hospital experience. sober and industrt-
our. pr. r p. Bryant lO44 ". Faystte
St. baltimore Nd rna2ll
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

or caI
NJ LEVY,
NO. los karfet St. ~ ceiling. ~. Va
pE-Coiicct BAD BI1s. --uy and Sc.
Claims. Attachments carefully plaeed
ana eI-i. ID. w adjust eiafrns ar
make co ectios . on n ccmuiss.on b,St,
80 s2lieo %. 70 PIX, The Buckeye Nsr-
fide vy-t,csii, tg's hoAra or Grsfs
.---- " -----.In W W ~
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IfPEWRITERS FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Dliver Typewriter, good con-
dition. H. J. Smith. los schmuibacn
bach Bldg. Bell 232-W: Natl TsO-M
ap-l5-tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-28

Melure-O. o. Crawford. Romeo
ENerte; Mrs. J. o. English. Woodsfield
v. Winons. J. $. Ross. James ! canj
icy; brownsville. Pa. l. y. Brownfield
IhIontown. Pa, e.. f. TansiIl. Fair
mont A r. Whitaker. J. ". F1anigan
harrisburg. Maurice NJ Iandav
W ashington. Pa. Dr. J. J.. Sivert
nussi J. J. Thomas, Grafton: T Y
backley. e. Powell. Fairmont. H. NJ
holderman. Charleston.
Grand centrsI-Clyde Mccormick
ZtS,niesyille. o; W A belong. Rarnes
we, o; w J. Beglin. Steubenvill9.
.harles II. Weigelf. Sardis. o. J. "
AT mstrong, Woodsheld. O.
erunswiek &c. &. Roth. Okev Roth
Noodsheld. o.: John Thomas. JacE
ssonyilis. o.: =. J. Bradley. Waynes
n Stsann1-W. q. Williams. Barton
- w. u. Riggleman. Fairmont. Mrs
y. =. Mooney Woodsfeid. o.. IL IA
hoane and wife. Pine Grove q Il
buCkharnOu
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Breummer G. HiIdeb,and

funeral Directors and Fmb.t-,.-.
t-fuNf Market and Twrntv ae-g--f q.
feLenh1ne pa puer faV arf rt.s,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-23
SIX TEAMS ENTERED.
For Mccullough Golf Trophy at State
Tournament.

Burlington, July 23.--Six clubs and
forty players are competing in the 18th
annual tournament of the Vermont state
golf association on the links of the Wan
banakee golf club of this city The club
teams are competing for the Mccullough
cup, the team that has the lowest ag-
gregate score in the qualifying round
winning the trophy, now held by the
Exwanok club of Manchester.
Following are the entries for the Nc
Cullough cup: Barre Golf club, John
Daniel, L. X. Hutchinson, George Mar
rion and John Reid.
Ekwanok Country club, H. X Kerr, f.
A. Martin. Clarence NJ. Clark and c.
Sewall Clark
Montpelier Country club. H. F. Leslie,
Il. II. Cutler, G. X. Putnam and G.. Me
kee.
Mountain View Golf club (Greensborol
Wolcott Sibley, George ID. Wheeler,
George w. Morrow and George 4.
Howes
Rutland Country club. Dr. +. NJ Pond,
DR.. 4. l. Hall, j. A. Merrill and J. n.
Woodfin.
Waubanakee Golf club, Lieut.. Z. V.
Sumner, Elliott Holt. Lieut. j. X Brown.
IT,, and Frank w. Elliott.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-23
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
George A. Keaton Was Struck in Hook
sett, N. H., Last Night

Manchester, \. H.. July 2S.-Fatally
injured as the result OF being struck by
an automobile the body Of George A.
Keaton. aged 60 formerly Of 96 Me
chsnic street this city. was found living
in the road not far from Johnson's Land
ing in Hooksett last night. by Dr. W. Z.
smith Of Franklin. and shortly after the
injured man arrived az the Sacred Heart
hospital he died
Who was the driver OF the car that
struck the man. causing his death is a
puzzle the police are now trying to solve,
with the fsintest kind OF a clue 70 work
on. That the man had been in the road
for some time before discovered il CIR
tain a. an auto coming towards this city.
bearing DR. Eugene Letendre. Of $50
Hanover street. his wife and tao friends
Was halted hy Dr. Smith and the Mass
schusetts man states that he had not
met a car going north within mile
from the place Of the accident
keaton's body was horribly mangled.
he sustained compound fracture Of the
night leg he head and faoe were hsdlv
crushed an his teeth knocked ont and
BIZ tongue torn from bis mouth. Tncon
.cious whrn found the injured man
lsver regained his senses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-23
WAS MO- FIGHT
Declares Secretary of American Legation
at Christiania.

Christiania, July 23-Franklin NJ
Gunther, secretary OF the American le-
CATION, yesterday gave the following
statement to the Associated Press re-
garding the allegations made by the Nor
wegian papers that he had assaulted the
harbor master of Christiania several
days ago, when that official ordered the
steam yacht Pauline, on which Mr.. Gun
ther was a guest, to shift her anchorage; I;
THE occurrence in question grew out
of the apparently great anger and yio-
lent attitude of Norwegian harbor po-
lice official because an English yacht had
anchored in certain location in the har-
Dor. A prominent Norwegian gentle
man and myself were guests of an
American gentleman and his wife aboard
the vessel.
My sole connection with the affair
was that ! insisted that an American
lady on board should not be frightened
and insulted by the conduct Of the Off
ciaI. who Unexpectedly climbed aboard
while the lady's husband, who had char
tered the vessel, had gone ashore.
"There was no clash between myself
and the official and INSCRIPTIONS pub
lished ex-parte statements as to improp-
er language having been used by me are
absolutely false. ] wHS-iufoTsned by the
captain OF the vessel that be was per-
fectly willing at all times to comply
with the harbor regulations"