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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
Phi!adClphia (N
Fucker in Great Form.

Brooklyn, June 23-Nap Fucker pitched one of his invincible games to- day and downed the Pittsburghs to 1, in a battle with Cooper. who, bar ring the first inning, was equally ef- fectiye. In that inning Brooklyn SCOT ed its two runs on Omara's pass, Daubert's sacrifice bunt, Dalton's sac rifice and Wheat's single. Hits by Carey and Mowrey and Viox's force scored Pittsburgh's only run of the game.
 Bith sides fielded sharply and the game was played in seventy-five r,fpntaS The
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
poIIord croqus. Club Defeated.

The Dollord Croquet club of Taftvi11s went Danielson Sunday, June 21, and played a match game with the West Side -club of Danielson and were de- feated by the score of 5 to G. The Danielson club is to play a return-game in two weeks at Taftville.
 The Dollord club were the cham pions last year and this Is the first match game they have lost this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
TIGERS CAPTURED BASEBALL SERIES.
by Score of to Great Pitchers Battle Between Deyo and Way-Both Teams Fielded in Sensational Style

tour of Italy and the Mediterranean. popular citizens of Connecticut He stand. Blumenthal is one of the most and for the present he will tarry in New London.
 Between now and the closing time for the motorcycle entries on June 30th and the horse entries July first. c. ". Pendleton, Jr. expects to receive a number of more speedy names in both classes of events.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
voIuntown vs. White Rock.

Sunday afternoon at Voluntown in one of the fastest games of the seas son the home team trimmed Whlte Rock by the "shut out" route, to O. The game was a pitchers battle Tn which Howson for Voluntown perform ed in big league form, striking out 15 men and holding his opponents to two safeties. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
sEpEsA, LEAGUE srAmprsa.
cI.v.Iand Won cIo.e Game.

Detroit, Mich, June 23-Cleveland and Detroit played off a postponed game today and by heavy hitting in the early innings the Maps won to4. The batting of Wood, with four hits out of five times at bat, was a feature. Captain Moriarty of Detroit will be out of the game for a few days be- cause of injuries to his hand which he received when he stole home in yester- davis pame Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
Orioles Defeated Biz Leaauers.

Baltimore. June 23-After shutting out Toronto to 0 in a championship game, the Baltimore International League club today defeated the Gin cinnati National Leaguers. 5 to (. Manager Herxog of Cincinnati, whose parents live here was given an ova>- ton by big crowd when he appeared on the field. Score:
 Baltimore O02 01 20 "s1 Cincinnati o O Q 2 0 0 0 "le
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
St. Louis Defeated PhiIIies.

Philadelphia, June 23-St. Louis won today's game by knocking Rixey off the rubber in the third inning, the score being to .. Jacobs. who sue ceeded Rixey did excellent work, but Steele, who, took Hageman's place with the bases filed ane one out in the second ses-.on. held the home team in check until the eight, when a pass to Crayath, Luderus' single and Pas kert's triple scored three runs. Score:
 fNA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
Planters strenathen Lead.

Hartford, Conn., June 23-Baldwin, Hartfords young twirler, weakened in the fifth today and the champions i'm field faltered at the same time, giving New London a safe lead, the Planters winning 8 to 2. Powers pitched well and New London hit hard and oppor- frrneI1y Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
COTTON.

New York. June 23-Cotton futures closed barely steady. July 12.57, Au- gust 1856, October 12.42, December 1246, January 12.3S, March 1236, May 12.5s. Spot quiet; middling uplands, 13.26; gulf. 1850; no sales.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
voluntown
,,,,. ae 2s1O el Totals al

Score by inninz.=
 White Rock .-...s 0 O co voluntown Q x-5
 Rllrs for volunio-n A Dupont E. Dupont How s5n Bsses on balls of Gavitt 2- Hit by pitcher. Rhodes Struck out. by Howson IS: by Garftt S. Passed balls Jolanscn l. Sacrifice hits. Mccarthy | Umolrr T. F. Shea Time hour 5s minutes Scorer Sheldon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
New Lcudss

Besre hg innusss
 New Londsn ..-....... 0 o 10 Is Two base hitA Marhsfka. Warner. Rock. Stolen bases. CHuy 2. Becker 1 Waite Quinn. Powers sacrines hits. Powers. Hoek. Sacrifice fly. Keher- Double play. Rock Warner and Quinn Bases balls on Baldwin 2: on Powers s- Struck out. by Baldwin 8: by Powers [. Ieft bases New London C. Hartford B. Firt bsss New London {; Hartford ( Tlms Lt3- Unpire.- eExSPhD and oAnU~ U
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
Princeton

. Ffrst base oi errors. Yale 2 Princeton I. Two base hit. Flames. Sacrifice hits. Hanes. Laird. Green. Stolen bases. Cornish. Swihar. HaDes Left bases. Yale :: Princeton 4. Double play Creep and Salmon. First base balls of Deyo 2. of Way l. Struck out by Deyn g. by Way 2 Time 1.58. Unpires. Stafford and Sternberk
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
MONEY.

New York. June 2s. - Call money firm at 3-4@2: ruling rate 7-s; last loan 2; closing r r3-4@2. Time loans easier: 60 days 2 If; 90 days 2; six months 3 1-{
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24

There are 2s.ooo union e.rpsnssrs i. PennsylYaniar q
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
GAMES scHEpu.Ep TODAY.

American lsasus. Boston New York. Philadelphia stNwashingtsn C1eTeland st St Louis. Detroit at Chicago.
 National League > New York at Boston. St Louis at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Philadelphia
 easterH Associstioa. New Haven at Springfield. Waterbury at Pittsneid New London nf Hartford Bridgeport at New Haven.
 Federal Leagus- Chicago at St Louis Kansas. City at Indianapolis
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24
TUESDAYS RESULTS.

iatsrnationaI Ieaaus- Toronto 0. Baltimore 3. Montreal 2. Newark l. t10 innings.l Buffalo l Providence 4. (F1rst gsrne) Buffalo 8. Providence 4. tSecond game.) Rochester 6. Jersey City 5. u2 inninss)
 Federal leaaue- Buffalo {. Chicago Brooklyn 3. Indianapolis 12 Baltimore 6. St. Louis 5. Kansas City 5. Pittsburgh q.
 New England League. Portland I, Lewiston 0. Lowell 4- Hayerhin 0. Lawrence 6. .yFitchburg s- Worcester 9. Lynn l.
 s Eastern 4ssecsstiea. f New Haven 8. spr4ngneid G.. BridgepoFt G. Waterbury l. Hartfcrd I, New London .. New Britain Pittsnsd game postponed and traas ferred to Pittznad to be played double header in August
 ceIIesss- Michigan (. Penn. o. Chinese Uniyersv of Hawaii IS. University ~ Vermont H.
 ExhibItisa Game. chieaee Americans II. Dubuque eI1ires Leasaae) 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
Here Is Good News
for Stomach Victims

some very remarkable results are
being obtained by treating stomach.
liver and Intestinal troubles with pure
vegetable oils. which exert a cleansing.
soothing and purifying action upon the
lower bowels, removing the obstruc.
tons % poisonous focal matter and
gases and preventing their absorption
by the blood This done. the food is
allowed free passage from the stom
ach. fermentation eases and stomach
troubles quickly disappear.
George ~ Mayr. for twenty years a
leading Chicago druggist. cured him
self and many % his friends Of stom.
aoh. liver and Intestinal troubles OF
years standing By this treatment and
20 successful was M remedy he de-
vtsed that % has since been placed In
the hands Of druggists an over the
country. who have sold thousands OF
bottles.
Fhough absolutely harmless. the a.
feet 81 the medicine a. suncient 10
convince any ono Of ne remarkable ef.
t~ecuveness. and within "a hours the
sudcrer feels Ike q new person
Mayre Wonderful stomach Remedy "a
nov sold here ~ G ~ Oriest. John
'olcmans 2 stores Hore- Davis DRUG
Co. and drugEists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
BORHAM TRIAL
sellaire Nan % he Placed on Trial To.
day On Charge Of killing
Anthony Gallagher.

The trial OF Ross Borham OF BelIaire.
indicted on a second degree murder
charge In connection with the killing OF
Anthony Gallagher OF Bellaire. will oren
Today IN common pleas court AT st.
Clatrsville. The crime with which RI
nam - charged occurred In the early
istt OF the summer ON a b~oathOuse own
60 by Charles Kennedy, which was
moored 20 the Ohio shore. Just north OF
the baltimore and Ohio bridge. Accord
llE 10 the evidence submitted AZ TIE
tltne OF the shooting. both men had been
drinking. There were "A number OF wo-
men on the boat. but when the shot
was hred they made a hasty getaway
Ahe only Witness at the cOrOner's in
quest was Charles Kennedy. "a nephew
OF the accused man. Al the Conclusion
OF the testimony. Coroner Myers found
a verdict or second degree murder. The
hearing was held before Mayor Wass-
man and horham was held 20 court I'M
der 1000 bond. which he lnrnIah.h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
FOR SOUR STOMACH
GAS OR INDIGESTION

When you have heartburn. pains lon
the pit Of the stomach. aud taste sour
ana undlgcstcd food it's " sure sign
your last meal is not dlgeHtinE cut
~leiuehtlnF, causing poisonous gases.
eOurness and acid stomach. such
symptoms must not 20 unheodod. Tor
they indicate indigestion. which VIII
surely destroy your health and hap.
plresH
Prompt and LASTING relief Tor any
stomach distress ie n simple. inexppn.
elfe matter, m YOU viii only try she
n.y. Unless Mona prescription. easily
Obtained from any DRUGGIST
Mona d. especially prepared TO
pfutraii1e excess acid. absorb iho
POI sonous Eases and stop fermentation.
icl surely sours your food. causing
sick headache. dyspepsia. hlllousnesa.
roo dreams and nervous unrest.
Vito nH not only C|0frrcfH sour. acid
Fnd CASEY stomach. buf Improves the
fntre digestive system. a0 that the
blood. nerves. muscles and skin an TO-
ceivc Increased n-ourIehmrnf. causing
clear complexion. briFht cyfa aud That
dfLlshtful Fcneauop 81 feeling ft'
Me certainly needless Tor YOU 10
fu1cr any aftrrrHtinF distress or
stomach misery AeF & 10 gHoaf a
90 Tor some NInHnH tablets. tax
them ae directed and ~ they DO NOT
0ntrflr h1uirn orcrf airn ri indlfor
Ton thry 1871 not rost you "a penny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
LAST DAY TO
GET REGISTERED
OHIO COUNTY VOTERS MAY Trans
FER ON BOOKS
TODAY
onies OF County Commissioners WIN NJ
kept Open Until 3 O'Clock Tonight
For That Purpose.

Today will oqer the last chance for
voters in this county to set tranferred.
The commissioner Office viii he Kept
open until ? o'clock this evening. this
being the last chance to get on the reg
istration books from one district or
precinct 20 another. Considerable trou-
Ole nae been experienced In former years
concerning the voters not being on the
pFopr books. and when the time came
20 vote, were kept out entirely. Several
persons called az the cummIselon,ra'
eulce Yesterday and applied for trans
iers and others went last night. but the
Vuice was closed during the evening IL
- necessary that all voters he transfer-
tea hNe days before the election. The
haliot boxes VIII be equipped and sut
OUT tninofro" ~ ia clerk Of the board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
KRAFT BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY
LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH
ARSON NOT TO HAVE PRE-
lfmtNART TRIAL.
Prosecutor Files list Of 80 witnesses
IN Case-Prisoner Remains
suilen In Cell.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney ID.
a. Mckee yesterday afternoon. threw
the case OF George A. Bull" Kraft
into the hands OF the next grand Jury.
by hnng a list OF witnesses, number
Ing -, in the ase This vertically
means. while there has been no COM
munication from the defendant at
torney. that there will be no preiimi-
nary hearing. Neither side desires to
show its hand in the preliminary
hearing before n squire. when that
decision would ave really no bearing
on a case of this character.
state Fire Marshall John s. Koran
arrived In the city yesterday morning
and In company with his deputy. NJ.
{. kindelberger. and local officials.
visited the many scenes attributed
TO the hands of Kraft. When inter-
viewed last night. he refused TO dis
cuss the case. He did however. pay
a glowing tribute to the fire depart
ment OF the city. He said that in
that the hremen had to work TO their
limit. and did not lose their heads.
He stated. however. that the state
would not hold a preliminary hearing
unless the defense demanded IL, and
from present Indications this hardly
Is probable. From every indication
and from information now at hand.
H1ANN AoHV UNIV w AZ
right nan In the case. Since his be-
ing committed to jail. Kraft has re-
fused TO talk on the question, but
sits about in a sulky manner and
when he does speak. 1t is to heap
abuse on the heads OF the local po-
lice force.
lnasmuch as the grand jury meets
Monday. the time intervening will be
spent In gathering data on the case
by both the prosecution and the de-
Tense. Public opinion still seems TO
be varied as to the arrest of Kraft.
the state affirming that II has a clear
case against h man. does not seem
20 hold the weight that II might. There
Is every indication that when Kraft
Is tried. that the court room will be
crowded TO Its capacity. More public
feeling has been aroused by the con-
tinued alleged incendiary fires than
any murder ever committed in the
county since the time Of Mooney and
Friday.
With the case and other important
matters to be aired. IL begins to look
as IL the grand jury will have a
mammoth term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29

American consumer should have been
given the advantage OF the lower
prices. Failure Of the corporation 10
do so. he continued. was evidence
that IL eonspired to maintain ex-
cessive prices.
Told OF Prior Conditions.
Mr.. Dickinson spent much time in
his argument on conditions prior 10
the organization OF the Steel corpora
ton TO sustain the government CON
tentton that combination Of iron. steel
and wire companies unduly interfered
with trade. He said that the govern
ment would later show that the steel,
corporation had much more than 5Of
per cent Of the iron and steel business
OF the country and that the remain
ing 500 per cent NOT embraced in the
Steel corporation was uof a. formid-
want the court 20 believe. ID
During the argument there was
some discussion between opposing.
counsel regarding the report OK Her
bert Knox Smith. \ former commits
sioner OF the bureau OF corporations.
n what was purpOrted 20 be a re-.
port BY James X. Garfield, at one
time the head OF the same bureau. ON
the results Of invcstfratfOns into the
operation OF the Steel corporation.
These reports were not sworn state
ments and Judge Mcpherson inter.
rupted the discussion TO say thai tho
would not be decided upon The
opinion Of either Mr.. Smith OF Mr.
Garfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
BIDS FOR FIRE
TRUCK OPENED
FouR COMPANIES oRTER EsrI-
hATES TO THE OAR OF
CONTROL.
Board Members WIN visit Other Cities
10 See Companies Trucks
In Action.

The board Of control yesterday opened
DDS OF four big auto fire truck COM
panles on the aerial truck TO be bought
Tor the city. The bid were received
ana tled. and before the contract IL
AWARDED the board Of control members
VIII visit various cities TO see the
L~roducts OF the companies working.
mere was only one bid submitted that
reprcsented IN this city. and that
MAS the one or the American Ia France
Engine company OF E1mira. y. y. which
- represented BY the y. r.. Adams com
pthy or this city. This H. the same
company that manufactured the chemi-
car engine. which has given good serv-
zee lhis company's bids were sub
tnittcd on three different types a. foi-
lows. $4,000. $4,000 and $3.50. This
company has an aerial truck in use al
t~astLiverpool.
The other bidders were The lanes
boyd company 81 PHILADELPHIA. hid
Ah.tghi the SeaEraves company hid
$3.50 and the Highland Auto COMPANY.
bid $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
Elk SENATOR SCOTT
toOnanusd from first P.g..)

theory or fre@-trade policy. was Just
becoming apparent. Now We are ex-
~periencing some of the results. The
iron n steel business all over the
time. The unemployed railroad cars
OF the country y nearly 100000.
over 100000 raj. sad men are out of
work. Nearly half a million iron and
steel employees are out of work. or
working part time. Two or three
thousand miners are unem-
ployed. and so on through every
branch OF industry: all on account OF
The policy which seeks TO
buying abroad at the expense OF the
home manufacturers.
The longer ! live. the more
thoroughly ] am convinced as a bust
ness man, that the protective tariff
principle written into law contributes
IN the largest measure 20 the happi-
ness and welfare OF u people. and
as a last appeal, so TO speak. / want to
urge my friends and every one who
mas any confidence in my business
Judgment. and in my sincerity. TO 20
70 the polls next Tuesday and cast
their ballots TO rebuEe the un-Ameri-
an policy n unpatriotic legislation
OF the Democratic party.
Protection Needed More Than Ever.
Another thing. ! want TO impress
this idea. When the great European
WI - uNFi W. VIII lttO IA uTOteC-
i've tartn ~worse.than we ever needed
u. The European countries are now
burning up billions of dollars. They
are destroying their industries. de.
stroying their towns and villages and
railroads. When peace comes they
Will start 70 ~re-establish their indus
tries. and they will re-establish them
on q lower plane and on q lower wage
cost than has heretofore prevailed.
They viii aght to the point Of starva-
ton. and when again they become
competitors with our manufacturing
giants their people will be getting
lower wages and the manufacturers
VIII be lore desperate competitors
than ever before. We need the prOtcc.
tive tarin now. but each day the war
goes on We will need IL more. and
when the wal r. finally finished we
will need IL more than evcr before.
Prom reports ] have received from
various parts OF West Virginia ! be
ieve the Republican party > going 10
come back In splendid shape next
Tuesday. There a. every indication
Of an Overwhelming Republican vic
tory. not only In West Virginia. but
o. the country az large. In fact. the
reports are 80 rosy hat 10 is hard 10
believe that they are all Justified by
the facts but there can be no doubt
of onc thing. That is. tho Republican
party. the guardian 81 the eternal prin-
stronger with the American people
than h has been for years. There fs
every Indication that We viii sweep
the country in this election. and I
haven't the slightest doubt that n Re.
publican President and a Republican
Congress viii BE- established In Wash
ineton after the fth OF March. 1911
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
-oREADNAUoHT DAMAGED.

LONDON. Oct. %. (s:25 D. MA
dispatch to the Central News from
Rome says.
The captain OF an Italian steamer
-rich has just arrived az Naples from
Trieste reports that during the voy.
age on the Adriatic he observed an
Austrian dreadnaught under way for
Pola. the Austrian navy base. The
d~readnauRht had come from Cattaro.
where. during "a recent action. one Of
her h-inch guns burst. causing u mag.
Yin 10 explode The vessel was ser.
iously damaged. Her turret was blown
up and there were rents In her sides.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29

The chief charm Of stuarts Calcium
Waters rests IN their ability 10 very
rapidly clean the blood - lts impuri.
ties.
Stuarls Calcium Waters have not
. particle Of poison On them Thoy
are free from mercury. biting drugs
or venomOus opiates. This h. abso.
uteiy guaranteed They cannof 40
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before your own eyes n few DAYS after.
Don't be- any longer Inundated b.
having a splOtchy face Don't have
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friends 20 De ashamed % you because
Of your face
Your blood makes you what Won
ere The men and women who forge
ahead and those with pure blood and
stuart's Calcium Wafery win w,ts
you happy because your face viii 1a
q welcome sight not only to yourseif
when ynu look into tho glass. but 40
everybody elss who knows rou and
talks 10 you.
We want Co prove 10 sou that
Stuarf's Calcium Waters ere bor8nf
dDbt rho best and quickest blood
End skin purifier iE tho world and
he eurest. quickest way 90 DO thls nj
10 tell y0u that thousands % men and
women. b0ys and girls have ur.d
hem Tor az n o. impure blood
conditions and skin troubles Go 10
your druggist This very day and buy
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package uU be mailed free ~ aay
ono rho vffi addrosr r A stuart
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
AGED MAN DIES
Robert N. Strange. We'll Known coiored
Banh Aessenngsr Dies Suddenly
At His Home.

Robert y Strange. colored. OF No. lffa
.eFoaN morning By his family. who went
70 call hin. The old man was we'll
SnvNn. haNtnnE been employed bv tho
National ENchanae hauk for . nm ~
vi years a. messenger. Coroner
ttala Mitchell WIS called after the nnd-
lik or the body and rendered his de-
ctsiou as death due 10 heort fs19rc III.
va one or The best known colored mon
IN the CITY. his affiliations with the book
utihs 81 such a nature az 20 bring hmm
lie Naf n very active memher Of lie
simpson ~. g. church and the evening"
l'I lp nls death attended n service ~
~ io ARISE az the Usual -Four and an
mNestiEatiou disclosed his death .Fe
Llted hy hts widow and one
Mt. hnll Wi-suu. The funeral Will ia
held SUNDAY afternoon with infermeut
in Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-29
NEWS BRIEFS
BowLERs TO ORGANIZE.

BowLERs TO oRoAErzE-A meet
Ing will BE- held 90 the Y " g \.
building next Tuesday evening for the
winter among the young men Of the
I association. a meeting was called last
TUESDAY night but oniy a few re-
SHOP MrErrHas suocEssFUL-
Qulto "a bit 81 enthusiasm o. being
shown ~ tae swployes o. local piants
sre being held thls week The visiting
ministers in the city. with the Wortd'F
ilhla conference. are assisting Doc the
rEAsT OF ALL sArETs-rbe Fsast
Of Al saints viii b. cbseryrd in stl Of
he Catholic Churches in. wheeling ana
deserved as All Souls day.
CLASS cAMPAIoH-A campaign 90
secure additional adult fIhlo classes
throughout fhe state has been started
b. ne Wet virginia sunday School
LEAGUE RALLT-T Tho wbeeiiuE
Euwurfh League union will hold if4
fali rally Iuesday enins a. "a
church a splendid program Will be-
rendered
PLAH NO nrPRovBNEHrs-r
baltimore a ohio Railroad company BE-
local ditisior whiie awaifirg tha a.
rIalar on the rato increase
sAFETT FRsT DUE HERE- The
"NN|N| NNFNN CIT SEM NNN NN inc MNNNNE
firaf society ln Sew rurh I'M a tour
1f Inspection and in ths interest 81
HuiIdirr up fhe safety first movement
viii arrive in thla rlty inside ~ The
nest few days.
ORDER PoTAroEs-The officials
"f fNr Associated Charities have ordered
n carload uf rOfafurH tu BE- Distributed
swulr the poor Of the city during the
fall nnd winter season Tho ~orraniza
zion viii also ask Tor fA.n0n tu hello
carry uu fho work. which wIH mean q
.f.Inr nf $1,000 or fhe association hne
.rflrIerf funds f0 buy Sc supplies br
fHr NtnIranff. which ere fu o. dIrfun.
ufed Hmnrr che Uunr nf fir clfN
CARS DERATLEp-HaIumo a onto
I'NlHNI train $50. %. west bound rrHf
wifn m SLIGHT accident on fHf eH1rf lime
IurrdHF night. when two cars urre d..
rallied BY n defecuFe wheel Traffic
nH firl up Tor n few hours until che
lerHllfl cars were removed
on rHHPECTIoH TarP-The special
train af five coaches CARVING peal
dent Daniel willard ~ fhe o. 4 % ana
other prominent officials on = tour al
in' IrNIInn. nrnrfd ne Hamw0rf Turrfne
nirHf ann Ffafrrda" m0fninr Ifr Uw 4.
fntr OF inspection over rhr rlan -fHr.frr
Unto The party vHr nrrnuUauI.g
Officials nf .Hr r.ad a. fsr
srk