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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Aus. 20. 10, "a 0set. 3.
ATAT0 OF MICHIGAN.

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Ths Probate Cssrt fos the County OF
Mc~ehto&
A q asuu1n q - ssHrt. held at
he nsUhass Omss. n TIM vHfass Of
RuShtUn. - asn sWsnw. on tss
18th dag ~ August A. d. isdi.
PCsasot. Hoa. 0soN0s O. Bentley.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Jshn
Coughlin, Deceased.
Annie Deesen, daughter Of said de-
ceased, having fled In said court her
petition praying that q eertaia instru-
mont in writing, purperting to be tue
last will and testament Of said deseas-
cd. now on ale in said sourt Be admit
ted to Prsbste, and that the sdsisis-
tvatien - said estate bs srantss I"
Michael Cain and Pstsr DesUan, tao
executors named In said will, or 10
some other suitable psrssn.
1t Ii ordered, That the 9Th day 81
September A. ID. 1914, ut ten e'elssk III
the forenoon. ut said probate once Do
and 10 hereby appsiatsA for sseTAs
said petition;
It v further ordered. that psbhs no
tiee thereof be given By publication OF
copy Of this order, ot1os each "ss~
for three ssocessivs wsses prsvioss 70
said day Of hearing. In the Ceiufae'
News, q newspaper printed and circu-
lated I'm said county.
(seaD GEO. C. BENTLEY,
A true copy. Judge OF froo''0'
Lillas q. Mitchell
Register Of Probate.
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S. c. Chynoweth Insurance Agency.
Workmen's Conversation ADVERTISE
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-03

Ju-c j. = Heard. of Buckhcad, Ga.
Is the father ~ % children lie is 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
JOHN FARLEY
PASSES AWAY
AoED CITY EMYIoYE prxr ror.
LoWrHo EXTENDED ILLHEss-
AAs Be>n on Pension List Of CITY for
several rsArs-Ons Of Most
Efrcisnt Employees.

John Farley. well known city official
ana the only city official on the pension
roll member % the water department
ror ifty year,. and a man Who knew
ne location OF every shut off plug an
the city. passed away yesterday at ISIS
p eloch. after an illness Of several
months Few men enjoyed the frisnd-
ship and esteem Of his fellow Workrnen
as ala the deceased and a cloud OF
gloom surrounds the ef-y water derart-
ment since one or the mos. efficient yflsn
OF The force mas betn taken.
Aithough not In real active work IN
the department yet he was consulted IN
practically every instance where the
smut off gang Or Any - the .lepartnt.nt
was In doubt lie was a veritabls uvirc
map 81 the water works His long
years Of service had caused him 20 D.
looked upon a. the most efficient man
heavily felt
The deceased came 70 this city from
ireland and has been = continuous resi-
dent ever since IL was In the T5fh
year OF his age and leaves the following
persons 20 mourn his loss His widow
and seven children. Thomas and Robert
OF fatrmont, James. John. Mary. Kath-
crime ana Helen. all OF this city. He
was a member Of St Joseph's Cafhedrsl
and although the time for the funeral
nas not been settled. ~ will be in tho
Cathedral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
MAJORSVILLE

MAJORSvILLE. w Va. June "a
The members OF the iresbyteria n
churches OF Graysville and West Unity
gave a reception on the church lawn at
iGraysNille. Thursday. June Is. for their
pastor. Rev kiskaddon and bride. A
picnic dinner was served hy the ladies'
and all extended warm welcome 70
the lovely girl. who comes 10 work with
them az the wife OF their beloved pas
tor. Although Rev kIskaddor Is "A
young man and has only labored with
this class for year yet In that time
he had endeared himself TO all and
greatly aided In building up these coun-
Mr.. Herbie Durbin. proprietor OF the
Touring mill at Bristoria, Pa, commit
81 suicide Friday by drinking the con-
tents OF a bottle OF carbolic acid that
he procured from nearby store with
the laughing remark. that he was going
Co XIII himself shortly after he called
a friend telling him what he had done
and saying that he had better call the
doctor. hut before the arrival OF the
physician ha had passed beyond medical
ala. No reason Is given Tor the rash
Mrs. Elizabeth Clutter. OF Wind
Ridge, Is spending this week with her
sister. Mrs Canine Hewett
The class az the West Unity church
will give "A festival and Ice cream sup
per az the church grounds saturday
evening, June p. All are invited and
a good time guaranteed.
NJ. =. church sunday afternoon were
largely attended. The house was beAuti-
/ iullN decorated IN white. \ splendid
program was rendered which was en-
Joyed by all especial the different songs
By the little tots. The duets by Mrs.
Alley and Mrs. Cuttings and little
Misses Fairy Harsh and Eliza Alley
were certainly treat for all music
quite a number OF our local people
attended the Childrens Day exercises
az Dallas sunday morning. They re-
Lin Milliken purchased a Ave pas
senger Ford auto from Claysville
agent this week
McCraeken and Mlnken. agents for
the Ford In Greene county, were bust
ness callers here Saturday
Mr. Robert Carroll. Of Dallas. spent
| Friday afternoon with his boyhood
| friend. y. NJ Archer. Of MajorsvilLe.
Mrs. Eva Euckington and Miss Rose
Headiey. OF Video. Pa. spent sunday
with Mrs W \ Harsh
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Campbell and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liggett Of Elm
/ Grove visited Mrs. Compbells parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Braddock. Mr. and
Mrs sherman BraddocK and Miss nellie
| Lawrence spent SUNDAY evening with
Mr.. and Mrs \. r Alley.
Earl Murphy. the Barnesviue man.
who was taking pasteur treatment has
returned home
Mrs Maud Laycoek Miss Margaret
Lawrence. OF GAINESVILLE Misses Flor.
ence Carroll. Estella and Avia owen.
Sheriff White and family. Of Video
and Mrs. VIM Phillips Of Calls W Va
attended the Children's Day exercises
az MaiOrsville
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scott and family.
of Washington. Pa. VIII Scott and son
or Northern ohio. Hr. and Mrs =
scott. of Wisconsin and Nj and Mrs
Wylie Crow and family. 81 crows hail
IA. formed a family party ~ the home
~ their parents Nr and Mrs James
scott or Nidea. Pa. SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
Says the Helth Teacher.

rom various ailments. and viii try
trst one thing then another boz 600
Cnori 90 rid Themselves Of host o.
disease. An intense weakness and
nervousness asserts ifaof usually
and the person invariably lose.
STRENGTH and fosh
To v"I have such symptoms. SOU
may o." the victim OF one 81 these
monsters any form Of stomach trouble
o. cured hv Quaker Herb Extract nrf
while if ir being taken n there are
any worms uf frN sort. including tho
taUruorw they viii ho expelled WITH
no starving or trouble 90 aU ono
herb ir tho medicine fCra this work
while me other ingredients heal and
build fhe stomach liver EfdurF4 and
bowels SO C'hsr can boz found any.
whore f0 Do such grand work Tor lrr
rrfra want an Who arc iu Chi.
w4nufr fo call no srirafa Original
Cut Rate UrIr store 11fl Market ST.
HrI obtain tho wonderful Quaker Harh
Extract. three bottles Tor g. so or six
Tor $500 on 81 NaIm. u VUuF.r.
fu' healing liniueut is 5o cents q Dot.
flc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
BELLAlRE MAN SAID To HAVE
ABSCONDED WITH sum OF MONEY
JAMES MeAFEE. TREASURER OF
GLASS WORKERS UNION,
IS MISSING
Dc Said 20 be short 5000 IN ~. Ae.
Received from Min I.teIy

Tho strange disappearance OF James
-MeAfee. treasurer OF Local Union.
American Federation of Glass Work.
err. No. 10 Of Beliaire was tentatively
explained yesterday evening when II
becsme known that an audit OF his
books showed a deficit OF about 81 600
McAfee IL still at large and as he has
no bondsman. ~ II hardly likely that
ne VIII be prosecuted unless ~ would
De az breach OF trust A correct audit
viii be made Of the books within the
neat few days and the exact amount
OF the fraud will be known
One Of the members Of the xlass~ork-
ers local received a postal card from
the alleged absconder. recently. In which
he states he will pay the money back ~
me union Will agree not 20 prosecuted
NO fpostmark was on the card or any
ming 20 betray his hiding place Just
what disposition will b. made Of the
case remains 20 BE- seen. The news OF
the sbscondinE created quite a stir IN
working circles Of b.iiaire last night
when the story began 20 leak out.
hcAfee. the alleged absconder. 10 a
well known man Of Beilaire having
been born In that town. He was raised
up under elevatins EXTRAORDINARY .,d
the notice Of his fall was received rather
ruefully by a numbsf Of his friends.
/ McAfee has been missing for the pest
; four OF five weeks and his departure
from town was unnoticed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
HOUSE BOATS
CAN REMAIN
eELLAIRE COUNCIL TAKES STAND
AGAINST CLEARING THE
RIVER FRONT
Citizen Makes Sensational Charaes
against Police Experimentation
tine Council Doinas

The Bellaire council held quite a
breezy session last night. the feature
being the houseboat nuisance. which
was discussed by Mr.. Huffman. He
cited the Federal law. which provides
that river banks be kept free from all
river craft except that required for
commerce. Following this statement.
Mr.. Huffman made a motion that the
mayor. chief of police and city solicit.
OF ne instructed TO use the power of
the law invested in them to clear the
river bank IN front OF the city of all
cTaft except such as is required for
river commerce
Councilman O'Toole opposed the mo-
ton. saying that Il was not councils
DUTY TO clear the river banks Of the
nuisance, but the duty of the rsDlice
and If they had been on the Job the I'm.
ueslrables Of the houseboat colony
would have been removed long ago.
MI Graft, a spectator. was granted
permission to speak on the motion.
lie criticised the police and city Off
Gals Tor the lax methods in failing 10
clean out the houseboat colony. How
can they do their duty" shouted Mr.
Gratz. when they spend the time they
should devote to the city In speak
castles and immoral houses2"
Aiter the discussion ceased N de.
Neloped that the city does moi own
me river beach; that IL is owned by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
ana that the mayor md chief of police
had taken up the houseboat nuisance
with the officials OF the company with
the prospect of having them cleaned
Out. when the question was called
lot. the motion was lost by the vote
Of ; to 2
An ordnance was passed under a
suspension of the rules authorizing The
director OF public service to issue
ponds IN the sum of 81 900 for the con
struction Of a stripping basin on south
seneca street. 10 take care Of the wa.
ter from the hillside.
The semi-annual appropriation ordi
nance. providing for the current and
other expenses of the city for the ms
car haf year ending December 81. was
mittee
by request Of the members WIN
voted against the street cleaning ord.
nance az The last meeting. the ordi
nance was 70 introduced and a motion
70 place n under a suspension OF the
Iul's carried. The ordinance will he.
come law IN 30 days II provides
.hat me CITY shall be divided into dis
Ul'ts, and the cost of cleaning the
streets be assessed against the abut.
cleaned
resolution was adopted requesting
N" county auditor 10 draw a draft for
$,,.'u As an Advancement 10 meet the
current expenses Of the city The
semtannual appropriation is not duo
uhlll august and n was pointed ont
.na' The city is absolutely without
!unos 20 meet its expenses. and that
,he advancement will be needed be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24

thorouEhly cooked NJ baking heat
The egg of tho tapoworm cannot be-
destroyed There may be- ono or more
Do Tho meat served 90 the members of
tho family and any ono Of them are
capable ~ hafChinr into taroworm
head which ia about the size ~ tho
ordinary common tinhead This head
once attached on Tho csophacua or in
'he stomach uill begin 10 GROW forth
p neck Ike "a string from which will
gradually grow the body % the fear
fuI creature MANY inches p week ar
ttl no length ~ the intestine are
filed with ff
Thcn The victim will brein NOTICING
bIuafiuc and sour stomach. dfyyI
moss and fo1farhc1. nausea and n
water bra ID blind spells. lpots before
Tho ero-. lose of memory. Occae forHf
ieveri-nneap. bad breath. POLARIZATION
~ the heart. short breath. elecrIra.
nitnf c1anCcahie appetite. etc To-.
appetite contrary 20 usual eurroeifior
o. NOT always ravcuoue but there uat
10 spells ~ very poor appetite al
times Tho victims 81 a tapcworrr
Imagine themselves 10 De suffering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24

Plgue Of ParasIes Caused by Det of hc Modern Epre

Much interest has been created here
hv the Health Teactar'e statement
that larEe percentage Of the stom-
ach troubles are caused by parasites.
According tO Wehsfors definition lI
Parasite ~ applies fo any lifc Twins
from another lIt'. Thus We use t.a
term Parasite. Hhau speaking Of 4,
tapow0rr0 Since maki1C this state.
mont that a great many cases had
come 10 Iirht right here ln Wheeling
and f.p surrounding towns
Whom fNr Health Teacher was aek.
- IN explain The oriEIu and ravarfe
0f fapcwrfm. no answered IS
fIpoHOru originates a. % Eorm ON
vegetation. ~ will be- picked up un
knowingly hy grains animals. uarrIc.
uIarIN The uccf Tho fHrrunrr rnfa
hafched in fhn animals system. grows
larger each daN. and LAYS ecEs These
eggs may get into tho various rarfr
~ Tho meat. and when no Del hufrheroH
there may ho number Of them i'm n
certain piece ~ The meat The house.
wife buys 70 cut ~ roast. % thick -teak
or chopped meat. n this meat is not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
GIRL WHIPPED
WITH A ROPE
MRS. GERTRUDE DAVIS. NEGREss.
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
LAST NIGHT.
SrIs screams Attracted Neiahbors
"no curry Calls Were Sent For
Poliee-ttesrina Today.

Persons living In rho vicinity Of IN.
80 ! W'Hih street were startled Ia -
riEnf hy screams that praaap,d 80, ,,,,
lhc ~ some note. but utor Iuypl'f
dI.on i' was found it waa Mrs Cor.
.IIdg I1vis. c0lorcd wafpuinr nor
a4uEhio- ConsIolia Davis with rorr
l' goo. s. creams could 1n heard for
uI'. .f ana hurry rIll t0 police hraH.
Itfe took OmCer West and Nc.
'IIifhoF fo tho scene Of tho frt,fbIa
~ GRAZ wuifD reouin were summon.
on Ha ulfnoFere in tho case Mrs
DAVIS Win Do" 1rrsi-usd Tor DISORDER.
Us conduct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
ARRANGED GAME

Manager VIII Keyeer and f.s-ter
Crow ~ the Keystone Eihie class base
ball team yesterday completed arrange
mentq with Del Woods. manager 81 tho
second Presbyterian church team ror =
game ~ ball 90 he played Thursday a.
the Union Pro- hNfsrIan church rirpi~
hold In ~" 0uf-the-rikr district The
Keystone boys have organized and are
preparing 20 annex tho SCALP ~ their
rivals who defeated most of the church
teams tn tho vicinity ~ Wheeling last
year The game win DO called prompt
u.s. ~ o'clock and promises fu Do Hu
exceedingly interesting one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
HOT WEATHER

Although the thermometer did not
register as high a temperature yester-
DAY as some former days during The
summer the humidity Of the air
proved almost suffocatinR At . 10
yegterday a mark of 90 was recahed
and reports from the different manu-.
featuring companies are TO the effect
that workmen suffered more from the
heat than any previous day Of the
to ason. During the entire afternoon.
storm clouds hung over this vicinity
and caused stiffness Of the air that
was almost Fuffocating.
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DRUNK GETS HIS.

Louis Swertz. Of the out-the- pike dis
,Ilct, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
1.agamarcino and arrafgncd h,Fsra
squire Wtckham on n drunk charge IL
developed ne was dinorderIy. ana yVns
handed SO and costs
j. l.. Linscott was arrested by Special
otncer Carrtgan yesterday on n drunk
charge. and will be arraiFned before
Squire Wickham to-day
the four boys charged with stealing
beer from a PennsylN ania freight car
viii be tried this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
DAMAGED BY STOR NJ

NoRRIsTowN. Pa. June 2s-Four
evenings and a church were unroofe 4
by the wind. the steeple OF anoth. D.
church was struck by lightning Will .
several tres were caused by bolts dur
ing a seve0e electric al and wind storm
which passed over this section Tonight
Trees and poles were uprooted and troll
icy raffic between this place and Lam
dale was tied up for several hours
Ihe stable Of the Pennsylvania hosuf-
tai FOR insane. struck by lightning. va.
destroyed by fire. causing loss este
mated at $50. 900. Three other frs
caused by lightning were eNtinguiahsI
before any great damage has been d,r.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
POLICE PICKUPS

Grover Beaver. went ON raurnre fr
fFe IirNfh ward last rIrhf ana wHs
rnrpet hF NTirfr srHrffsr ff fr OK.
Tf.fed that some rather conditional H..
trInrmerfr VII he -rrurr ir fHe case
This morning
Tom Early. drunk was arrested
tF Dnigcr Lurlu Harry UuaHeU uHa
arresfod hy ofirrr Jack Wet nr a
drunk charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT

CLEVELAND. June 23-The openfnR
81 the Lake Erie circuit races on the
Cranwood track drew "A large atten-
dance today. Tho favoritcs In the bet 81
ting were all beaten. Allie Page. driver
- Tho Pirate In the 2.25 pace was
thrown and had narrow escape from
injury. The summary.
% pace. purse tgO0-Mekover CTR.
won, johnny Ray. second rest OF field
disnnced. Best time 2.1GL
~ irot. purse S400-Miss Carroll
won; All Patchcu. second: Bob I.inro.n
third Rest time e.IgL
Eli pace. purse S4Op-Isaac r. won.
fete. second, Peona. third Best time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-24

MS Caroline Wentzel. a highly re-
spected resident OF the South side.
O'Clock az the family home, No sTz5
Shapline street. death resulting from
heart failure The deceased was born
IN youngstown o. June u. 1851. and
had resided In this city for the past
thirty nine years. She - survived by
her husband and the following children
Misses Daisy and Helen. Mrs Charl.s
Mason and Earl and Edward Sc H. al,
50 survived by her mother Mrs Their
esa kistler and brother. Joseph Kistler
Funeral arrangements have not Yet
been made.
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VIOLENCE
Continued Prom Firs, P.s.J

deputies stationed there and several
shots were fired in the air to drive the
besiegers back. The impetus OF the
rush was SO great that the crowd
came on in spite OF the warning shots
More shots were fired and Ernest
Noy, travelling inspector for the Mon
tana Demurrage bureau, fell dead. He
was an onlooker.
J. II. Bruno. 50 years old. who was
going up the stairs TO attend the
meeting in the miners hail. was shot
through the head as the deputies
desperate at the continued onset OF
the men, hred at every one in sight
Bruno cannot recover. N r. said
The third man shot in the first on
slaught, was Charles Kramer. Of Los
Angeles, p byStander. 4 bullet grazed
his abdomen, but he was not serious.
ly hurt
As the three men fell. the attackers
became frightened and fell back
The deputies then reloaded their
weapons and prepared for any re-.
newed assault on the building
Sheriff Driscoll rushed more depu.
ties To the ball and soon a hundred
men with saWed-off shot guns were on
guard. They attempted To keep every.
body from the building. As n was re-
ported that The structure vas aboslt
10 be dynsmited
oynamited Building.
This report was we'll founded for
shortly after the place was clotured
explosives were set on under union
hcdduuarters The defamation could
be heard for blocks. hut did little
damage 70 the building
II is supposed by Oncial- that some
OF the seCeders from the union has
planned 10 blow up the union hatI and
Kill Meyer and the other officers al Inc
Western Federation OF Miners
~ the miners were driven back bv
the inccssant firing Of the deputies.
they scattered throughout the CITY.
shouting for dynamite Several armed
men went 10 the Stewart mine and
carried towards union hall several
boxes Of explosives They were pre-
vented from approaching the building
by the deputy shcrins
The revolving members % the
miners union we're persistent IN their
endeayor 10 blow mp union headquart
ers. Tho first charge Of dynamite
having failed 20 destroy the building.
q second and third mine was exploded
having been planted while deputies
wore chasing dynamitcrs from some
other part Of tho structure
The third explosion blew out tho
front Of the building. which had been
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an alarming aspect until the pas, few

an alarming aspect until the past few
weeks
The deceased was the daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. =. D. Martin. her
maiden name being Miss Flora A Mar
saltst church. Sh. is survive dby tho
following children: Mrs. Maud Nayburn
Of this city. also Mr.. Clark ID. Holy
field, o. this city. y Lee Scroggtns ut
Chicago. a. a son. Funeral services will
b, held Friday morning. at the home OF
the daughter. Mrs. Mayburn. at 54is
South senn street. In charge Of Rev.
Howard Tcasc. and interment will be In
Greenwood cemetery.
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Ambrose Farmer Sr well-known resi-
dsnt OF the South side, passed away
Monday evening. following an extended
llinesH. The deceased was born in Ire
land and came to this city with his
young wife, who was formerly Miss
Harriet Adams. Funeral arrangements
are incomplete. He Is survived by the
following HIS widow and ,hldr~r
Mrs. sarah Cardona. Mrs Ckerinr
smith. Mrs. Fannie Carroll and MRS
Nelnc belbrugge Of this city. Henry OF
Ied Rock. W. Va, James Of Salines-
vile. o Thomas. Edward and Ambrose
Jr. Of this city
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Mrs Nom a Scr0rFina- vol Known
resident of Fork Ridge. Marshall county.
near Glen Enston. passed away Yesterday
shortly after noon a. the Weston hosui-
tai. The deceased was In the 5Sth year
Of her axe and was resident % Fork
Ridge Pll her life. She has been ~ -
complicatory disease for the past four
years. hut her ailments did not take On
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KICKED ~ HORSE

Ninconf Nerralofu. contractor vas
h'rF'I hr li. horse iaef NIGHT raprir.
inl badly fractured LOG Ur ora.
crIff was called and had Tho man rr.
moved fo ffo Noffh Wheeling Hospital
resting aH.f1v
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Funeral services over the remains AZ
tn" late Mrs. Edward Springer. Of Val
ley Grove. who passed away az the Ohio
valley General Hospital Monday even
ing. VIII be hcli truu the late hone Al
McGraws Run. Thurrdav afternoon at
ESQ o'clock. The funeral services will
be In charge OF Rev. u. l.. Reid. pastor
Of the Triadelphis NJ r church. Of
which the deceased vas a member In
terment. will be In West AleNander Gem
81
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FAIR QUALITIES

Councilman ~ W. Fair. who wa-
appointed TO ON the place Of Charles
= Brand. resigned from the Third
ward. was sworn In just before the
meeting OF council opened. Mr. Fair
was elected by the branch some time
aEo and made quite an auspicious
start upon his new duties Mr.. FAR
r. quite n business man and n Ia ex-
pected his efforts viii prove quite an
aid 20 the second branch
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The remains Of Mrs. Nancy Jane Nc
'"nncha VIII be inferred in Mt. Wood
cemetery this afternoon. following serv-
Ices AZ the family home. No. 2l0 Main
street. az 4 o'clock. Deceased was in
the slghueth year Of her age and a
member OF North street NJ r church
Rev. Hess will offfctate
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denuded and looted during the first
outbreak more than a week ago.


HELENA, Mont. June 23-Governor
stewart has received o message from
Mayor Duncan OF Butte. saving to-
nights outbreak there II nov under
control
At $3.50 tonight he announced that
authorities